Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Tephritidae - Chaetorellia jaceae? --> Chaetorellia australis/acrolophi
Posted by Reimund Ley on 12-06-2017 18:50
#1
could it be Chaetorellia jaceae?
found in Germany, Bergkamen, altitude 100m, 16. 5. 2017
greetings
Angelika/Reimund
Edited by Reimund Ley on 27-06-2017 11:16
Posted by Reimund Ley on 26-06-2017 12:43
#2
is my identifikation correct?
best wishes
Angelika/Reimund
Posted by Nosferatumyia on 26-06-2017 20:19
#3
Looks like australis or acrolophi. Males only IDable by DNA barcoding.
Posted by Reimund Ley on 27-06-2017 11:16
#4
Hello Valery,
thank you for your answer, it will be named Chaetorellia australis/acrolophi,
greetings
Angelika/Reimund
Posted by Ben Hamers on 28-06-2017 18:06
#5
@ Valery :
How can I see, that this is probably not Chaetorellia jaceae ?
Can we expect Ch. australis in the Netherlands ?
I ask, because Berkamen is not to far away from the Netherlands.
Ben
Posted by Fred Fly on 07-07-2017 14:40
#6
To pick up this thread: Based on the distribution o food plants this should be C. jaceae.
Regards
Piet
Posted by Reimund Ley on 21-08-2017 13:01
#7
up for a look from Valery
Posted by Nosferatumyia on 21-08-2017 15:49
#8
Strongly depends on the host plant
Centaurea cyanus = australis
Centaurea stoebe, maculosa and synonyms = acrolophi
Centaurea nigra, jacea = jaceae
Posted by Reimund Ley on 21-08-2017 18:57
#9
hello Velery,
thanks a lot for your answer to identify this Tephritidae.
We have a look to other fotos we take this day/hour in our external hard disk drive,
but we cannot identify the host plant,
so the name couldn't get clother as before.
greetings
Angelika/Reimund