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IDRIS A.B. (2007)
Table 8. List of Researchers working on the specific groups of Hymenoptera, and Institution
in which they are attached.
Hymenoptera Group Researchers Institute(s)
Ichneumonids M. Fitton & I. D. Gauld Natural History Museum,
London
V.K Gupta
University of Florida/
American Institute of
Entomology, Florida
D.K. Yu
Agriculture & Agri-Food
Canada Research Center,
Alberta, Canada
D. Wahl American Entomological
Institute, Gainesville, Florida,
USA
K. Horstmann Biozentrum, Zoologie III, Am
Hubland, Germany
H. Goulet, J.T Huber Center for Land & Biological
& M.J Sharkey
Resources Research Ottawa,
Canada
Braconids D.L. Quicke Imperial College of Science,
Technology and Medicine,
University of London
C. van Achterberg The Natural History Museum,
Leiden, Holland
A.D Austin
R.A.Wharton
J.B. Whittfield
University of Adelaide,
Australia
Department of Entomology,
Texas A & M University,
Texas, USA
University of Illinois at
Urbana Champaign, USA
Chalcids J. Heraty University of California,
Riverside
J. Noyes Natural History Museum,
London
J. LaSalle CSIRO, Australia
SOURCES OF FUNDS
Funds to conduct research on Hymenoptera can be sourced from the ASEAN Regional Centre
for Biodiversity Conservation, the Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA), the
Darwin Initiative, Asia-Link Projects (supported by the European Union) and the Japan Society
for the Promotion of Science (JSPS). Locally, government and semi-government agencies
such as the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (under the Intensification of
Research Priority Areas or IRPA grant system), Federal Land Development Authority (FELDA)
and the Johor State Park are primary sources of funding. With sufficient funds, inventories
and research into the taxonomy, and ecology of Malaysian Hymenoptera can be conducted.
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