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Medusahead,    Taeniatherum   caput-medusae    (  Poales  :   Poaceae  ), is an annual grass native to central Asia and the Mediterranean region. It is a noxious, invasive weed in much of western North America. During field explorations carried out in Greece in 2017, the new phytophagous eurytomid    Tetramesa   amica    Lotfalizadeh,  sp. nov.  and its parasitoid    Eurytoma   amicophaga    Lotfalizadeh,  sp. nov. , also new to science, were recorded for the first time on medusahead. These new species are described and characters that enable to recognize them from their closest relatives are summarized.    Tetramesa    species are generally species-specific gall-inducers. They induce damages that may have a significant impact on the physiology of infested plants by reducing the productivity of flowering heads and seed weight. Based on these data,    T.   amica    Lotfalizadeh,  sp. nov.  is currently being investigated as a candidate biological control agent of medusahead.

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Tetramesa   amica    and its parasitoid    Eurytoma   amicophaga    (  Hymenoptera  ,   Eurytomidae  ): two new species associated with medusahead,    Taeniatherum   caput-medusae    (  Poaceae  )