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Tephritidae -> Tephritis crepidis or conyzifoliae
Michael Becker
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 Hello,

this Tephritidae - a Tephritis species? - is from last may from the Black Forest. Can it be determined?

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Michael
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 Perhaps Tephritis matricariae, but I'm not sure.
 
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 Either Tephritis crepidis or conyzifoliae, with genital and host plant differences
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 Hello,

thank you for the answers.

Michael
 
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