DNA barcoding, integrative taxonomy, citizen science, and Bush Blitz surveys combine to reveal 34 new species of Apanteles (Hymenoptera, Braconidae, Microgastrinae) in Australia Slater-Baker, Mollie-Rosae Fagan-Jeffries, Erinn P. Oestmann, Katherine J. Portmann, Olivia G. Bament, Tiahni M. Howe, Andy G. Guzik, Michelle T. Bradford, Tessa M. McClelland, Alana R. Woodward, Alice Clarke, Sylvia Ducker, Nathan Fernández-Triana, José ZooKeys 2025 2025-02-11 1227 1 128 F7ZT Blanchard, 1947 Blanchard 1947 Insecta Braconidae Apanteles Animalia Hymenoptera Arthropoda species subandinus   Fig. 58 (examined material)    Holotypeinformation.   ♀; Argentina( MACN).   Examined material. Diagnosis based on a female specimen from the USA: CNCHYM 00221 (  CNC); and a female specimen with the label data: “ W. A. R. I [Waite Agricultural Research Institute] Glen Osmond  SA, A. Eduayah, ex  Phthorimaea operculella; ♀  Apantles subandinusBlanchard, I. D Naumanndet. 1979 (  WINC).   Diagnosis.   Apanteles subandinusis extremely distinct from all other described  Apantelesspeciesknown from Australia, easily separated by T 1strongly narrowing posteriorly, pterostigma with pale centre, and the propodeum smooth with areola poorly defined by rather short carinae on posterior 1 / 2.   Figure 58.   Apanteles subandinus A, C, D, G WINC(Australia –  SA) B, E, F CNCCNCHYM 00221 (USA) Alateral habitus Bdorsal propodeum and metasoma Canterior head Ddorsal head Elateral metasoma Ffore wing Gdorsal habitus.   Notes.   Apanteles subandinuswas introduced to Australiafor biocontrol of the potato tuber moth (  Phthorimaea operculella( Lepidoptera: Gelechiidae)) in the 1960 s ( Callan 1974) and was considered established, with shipments subsequently made to New Zealandin 1966 ( Cameron et al. 1989). Whilst we have not collected any material that could possibly be  A. subandinusduring this project, it is possible it is restricted to agricultural areas where the host is present. 5054293502 MACN Argentina Argentina 1 1 holotype