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Chloropidae versus Agelastica alni larvae
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Posted on 01-08-2012 19:40
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Bonjour,

On Sunday July 22/2012 morning, I shoot those Agelastica alni larva on Alnus cordata's leaf. And on one of these leaves I saw this scene :
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You can easily imagine on the second picture (see below) the raise of the larva : is it due to larvae's irritation from the sucking of the Chloropidae or is it some kind of deed seen in Coccinellidae's larva when they are pupating (sudden raise) ?
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far about 4 cm from the previous scene, I saw too this scene :
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Could the two eggs laid on Agelastica alni's larva be Chloropidae's one ?

Or should they be more obviously Tachinidae's eggs (or some kind of parasitic flies) ?



Thanks in advance !!!
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Here (http://www.olivie...010/07/23/) we have the same situation and some explanation. It is probably based on that text: http://www.zin.ru...00/16.html. I don't think that the big eggs belong to the Chrysomelids. Here (http://www.comman....alni.html) Tachinids as well as wasps are listed as possible parasites.
 
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Oh thank you very much, sundew !! Smile


I'm glad to read that Olivier M. observed the same scene previously !!

I 'll contact him to know if he got some more informations !!!Wink
 
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