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Initially a linear mine running towards apex of leaf which then
turns back in area of mid-rib, developing into a blotch. Puparium
reddish-brown
Agromyza
frontella (Rondani) [Agromyzidae].
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Larva producing a short narrow linear mine not associated with the
margin, which then develops into a conspicuous white blotch centred
on the mid-rib. At the end of feeding the larva lies for one or
two days along the mid-rib. Pupation external. Puparium reddish
Agromyza
nana Meigen [Agromyzidae].
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Mine linear, whitish, both upper and lower surface. Pupation internal,
at the end of the mine, with the anterior spiracles projecting through
the epidermis. Puparium whitish
Chromatomyia
horticola (Goureau) [Agromyzidae].
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An upper or lower surface shallow winding linear mine, which may
develop into a secondary blotch. Pupation external. Puparium orange
Liriomyza
cicerina (Rondani) [Agromyzidae].
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An upper surface linear mine with frass in conspicuous greenish
strips, largely alternating at each side of the channel. Puparium
yellow
Liriomyza
congesta (Becker) [Agromyzidae].
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