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Background: Chrysopa pallens (Rambur) are the most important natural enemies and predators of various agricultural pests.Understanding the sophisticated olfactory system in insect antennae is crucial for studying the physiological bases of olfaction and also could lead to effective applications of C.pallens in integrated pest management.However no transcriptome information is available for Neuroptera, and sequence data for C.pallens are scarce, so obtaining more sequence data is a priority for researchers on this species.