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Larval leaf mine starts as a narrow channel running towards apex
of leaf but later develops into a broad blotch running downwards.
Frass largely diffused, giving the mine a characteristic greenish
appearance. Pupation external. Puparium reddish-brown
Agromyza
nigrella (Rondani) [Agromyzidae].
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Larva feeds mainly in the leaf sheaths. The short mines which may
be formed in the leaf blade may be easily overlooked. Pupation internal.
Cerodontha
(Cerodontha) denticornis (Panzer)
[Agromyzidae].
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A lower surface mine. Pupation normally in the ground. Puparium
yellowish-brown
Cerodontha
(Phytagromyza) flavocingulata (Strobl)
[Agromyzidae].
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Normally several larvae feed together. Pupation in the mine. Puparium
shining black
Cerodontha
(Poemyza) pygmaea (Meigen)
[Agromyzidae].
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Long, narrow, whitish mine. Pupation internal. Puparium yellowish-brown,
anterior spiracles projecting through the epidermis.
Chromatomyia
nigra (Meigen) [Agromyzidae].
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