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Mine of Amauromyza flavifrons?
Ingrid Altmann
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Posted on 25-06-2022 13:30
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 Hello,
I found this mine in Silene latifolia on june 5, 2022 near Waldmünchen, Bavaria, Germany. Could this be the mine of Amauromyza flavifrons?

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 Hi Ingrid, I've compared it with the description in bladmineerders.nl and I'm quite sure that Amauromyza flavifrons is correct.
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 Thank you very much Eric!
 
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