Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Chloropidae? => Chamaemyiidae, tribe Leucopini
Posted by KimGH on 12-10-2018 07:31
#1
June 2017
Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
Host plant : mugwart, raspberry, evening primrose, etc.
Edited by KimGH on 16-10-2018 03:31
Posted by KimGH on 12-10-2018 07:32
#2
another specimen
Posted by KimGH on 12-10-2018 07:38
#3
wing
Posted by KimGH on 12-10-2018 07:40
#4
humeral and subcostal break absent.
Edited by KimGH on 12-10-2018 07:40
Posted by KimGH on 12-10-2018 09:51
#5
Body, dorsal view
Posted by KimGH on 12-10-2018 09:51
#6
vertical setae
Edited by KimGH on 12-10-2018 09:59
Posted by John Carr on 12-10-2018 12:14
#7
It's not Chloropidae. Some other acalyptrate fly.
When you say "host plant", do you mean the larva was mining or feeding inside the plant?
Posted by kmartinaitis on 12-10-2018 16:28
#8
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Edited by kmartinaitis on 12-10-2018 16:29
Posted by Ectemnius on 12-10-2018 17:30
#9
Hello kmartinaitis,
A Chamaemyiidae tribe Leucopini.
Kind regards,
Ectemnius
Posted by KimGH on 15-10-2018 01:44
#10
The specimen labels noted these informs: collected date, eclosion(from puparium) date and host plant. so it meant the larva was mining, searching prey or just living inside or outside the plant.
Edited by KimGH on 15-10-2018 08:45