Sericobracon Shaw 1985

Key to described species of Sericobracon 1. Mesopleuron mostly smooth (as in Fig. 5D)................................................................ 2 - Mesopleuron mostly coriaceous (as in Fig. 3B)............................................................. 3 2. Second metasomal tergite with posterior border of longitudinally striate area broadly “V” shaped and shortest medially (Fig. 4E); notauli becoming obscure before end of mesoscutum in a median longitudinally striate area (Fig. 4B)................................................................................................. S. paulmarshi sp. nov. - Second metasomal tergite with posterior border of longitudinally striate area linear, running straight across the segment, not “V” shaped (Fig. 5E); notauli becoming obscure before end of mesoscutum in a slightly rugose area (Fig. 5C)................................................................................................ S. puravida sp. nov. 3. Propleuron, pronotum and most part of mesopleuron whitish yellow to honey yellow (Fig. 6D)......... S. zunigai sp. nov. - Propleuron, pronotum and most part of mesopleuron mostly dark brown or black (as in Fig. 3B)...................... 4 4. First metasomal tergite longitudinally striate; metapleuron mostly strongly rugose-areolate (Fig. 2D)... S. arimaensis Shaw - First metasomal tergite smooth to slightly longitudinally striate (Fig. 3D); metapleuron coriaceous-slightly rugose (Figs. 3A, B)...................................................................................... S. evansi Shaw