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 = . nr. e was released in 1992 into South Florida from Sudan to control . It has since become the dominant  species in southwest Florida. Specimens were recovered at the Southwest Florida Research and Education Center in Collier County from a population of .  on collard , and the parasitoid described as new species, though as yet unpublished. Here we report results of studies conducted to evaluate the biology of this parasitoid of .  biotype B under laboratory controlled conditions (26°C ± 0.5, 13 h light, 62% ± 6 HR). No preoviposition period was observed for . . Females lived an average of 13.2 days and in this time deposited an average of 161 eggs at a mean oviposition rate of 13 eggs per day. The total compared favorably with published values for .  (123 eggs) and was similar to .  (171 eggs). .  showed the same tendencies of preference and suitability for the intermediate host stages (2nd and 3rd) as reported for these same 2 species. However, parameters such as development time from egg to adult (16 days) and net reproductive rate (Ro = 91.3 eggs/female) were shorter and greater, respectively, compared to published results for either .  or .  under similar conditions Such differences in demographic parameters could indicate a significantly greater reproductive potential for . .

Biology of Eretmocerus sudanensis n. sp. Zolnerowich and Rose, parasitoid of Bemisia tabaci Gennadius