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[Chromatomyia horticola] Agromyzidae
Arthropa
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Posted on 21-08-2004 13:27
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 Hello,

This one was mining some Helianthus leaf :
arthropa.free.fr/photos/ATH04-06-12-002.jpg
(length 1.5 mm - June 2004 - Saint Apollinaire (21), France)

Here is what the pupa looks like :
arthropa.free.fr/photos/ATH04-06-19-020.jpg

And finally, the imago, 10 days after the mining larva :
arthropa.free.fr/photos/ATH04-06-22-014.jpg arthropa.free.fr/photos/ATH04-06-22-004.jpg
(length 1.5 mm, wings excluded)

Does anyone know its name ?
Thanks !
Edited by Arthropa on 22-04-2007 13:34
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 A quick check in the books leads to Phytomyza atricornis but if I remember well, that really covered two species. I will dig a little deeper and get back to you.
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 OK, thanks, I'm waiting for you ! Wink
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 Hi Paul,

Do you have any precision ? Smile

Thanks !
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 Hi once again,

I got some difficulties to find P. atricornis in Fauna Europaea...
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but actual name should be Chromatomyia horticola (Goureau 1851) ? Do you confirm ?
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 Keep prodding me. I may have some time tomorrow evening to dig this one up.
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 ...up again ?... Pfft
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 The fly certainly looks like Chromatomyia horticola - the lack of acrostichal setae is a good clue.
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 Thanks Kahis ! Smile
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