Any member of the Eurytomidae family of parasitic wasps that lay eggs in plant tissues and other insects.
From Eurytomidae, a family name derived from Greek eu- (well) + tomos (cutting), referring to their ability to cut into host tissues.
These tiny wasps are biological pest controllers used in agriculture—they parasitize insect pests and plant-eating bugs, making them invisible heroes of sustainable farming.
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