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This paper is aimed to summarize the information available on the parasitoid complex of the European Grapevine Moth ( EGVM ),    Lobesia   botrana    (Denis &amp; Schiffermüller, 1775) (  Lepidoptera    Tortricidae  ) in Italy. The list is the result of the consultation of a vast bibliography published in Italy for almost two hundred years, from 1828 to date. This allowed the clarification and correction of misunderstandings and mistakes on the taxonomic position of each species listed.In Italy the complex of parasitoids detected on  EGVM  includes approximately 90 species belonging to ten families of   Hymenoptera   (  Braconidae  ,   Ichneumonidae  ,   Chalcididae  ,   Eulophidae  ,   Eupelmidae  ,   Eurytomidae  ,   Pteromalidae  ,   Torymidae  ,   Trichogrammatidae  , and   Bethylidae  ) and one family of   Diptera   (  Tachinidae  ). This paper deals with  EGVM  parasitoids of the families   Tachinidae   (  Diptera  ) and   Braconidae   (  Hymenoptera  ). Only two species of   Tachinidae   are associated to  EGVM  larvae in Italy,    Actia   pilipennis    (Fallen) and    Phytomyptera   nigrina    (Meigen), whereas the record of    Eurysthaea   scutellaris    (Robineau-Desvoidy) is doubtful. Moreover, 21 species of   Braconidae   are reported to live on  EGVM , but, unfortunately, eight of them were identified only at generic level.    Bracon   mellitor    Say has been incorrectly listed among the parasitoids of    L.   botrana   . Records concerning    Ascogaster   rufidens    Wesmael,    Meteorus    sp.,    Microgaster   rufipes    Nees, and    Microplitis   tuberculifer    (Wesmael) are uncertain.

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A review of insect parasitoids associated with    Lobesia   botrana    (Denis &amp; Schiffermüller, 1775) in Italy. 1.   Diptera    Tachinidae   and   Hymenoptera    Braconidae   (  Lepidoptera  ,   Tortricidae  )