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Abstract
Forty six species of the genus Encarsia (family Aphelinidae) have been recorded as parasitoids of whiteflies (Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae) in Mexico. These aphelinids are associated to species from 8 Aleyrodidae genera, including important pests of several crops as the citrus blackfly and the greenhouse whitefly.
En México se han registrado 46 especies del género Encarsia (familia Aphelinidae) como parasitoides de moscas blancas (Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae). Estos afelínidos están asociados con especies de ocho géneros de Aleyrodidae, incluyendo importantes plagas de varios cultivos como la mosca prieta de los cítricos y la mosca blanca de los invernaderos.
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