Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Cauliflower residents
Posted by BubikolRamios on 12-10-2010 15:07
#1
So, I made a photo inventory what was in, picking my 'bio' Cauliflower.
Help needed for things that I can't find what they are:
1.
http://agrozoo.ne...9128bfba56
Arctidae ? ..
2.
http://agrozoo.ne...6add0cee24
cocoon, I think, attached inside Cauliflower on one side by string like spider string, hanging there
when cauliflower turned around.
3.
http://agrozoo.ne...24b6199302
Edited by BubikolRamios on 12-10-2010 15:10
Posted by Paul Beuk on 12-10-2010 15:10
#2
The last one looks like it was parasitised by a braconid wasp.
Posted by Tony Irwin on 12-10-2010 20:22
#3
1. Pieris rapae
2. agree Arctiidae, but not sure which species
3. I think Ichneumonidae, rather than Braconidae
Posted by HDumas on 16-10-2010 08:41
#4
3. It looks to me like a typical lepidopteran larva mummified by a Rogadinae, Braconidae.
http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2148/8/329
Posted by BubikolRamios on 16-10-2010 12:31
#5
+ unknown images of cauliflower residents:
so this is mybe one of those Rogadinae, Braconidae ?
http://agrozoo.ne...a51f8b4f8c
Contarinia nasturtii, larva ? head towards narrower part. moves liek a leach. This is complete wild guess.
http://agrozoo.ne...2eef82dc6b
One coleoptera, I do think those result in leaves curling, or mybe not:
http://agrozoo.ne...d08e4a5d80
eggs, I belive, of some sort:
http://agrozoo.net/jsp/Galery_one_image.jsp?id_galery=18f5222f2eb04a23bb6255975c6ab97b
Posted by HDumas on 16-10-2010 19:31
#6
No. This is not a Braconidae.
Maybe a Plecoptera?
Posted by BubikolRamios on 16-10-2010 20:49
#7
Maybe a Plecoptera?
You are right. Leuctridae family:
http://wildparty....favorites/
Thanks.
Edited by BubikolRamios on 16-10-2010 20:50