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Drosophila busckii ? --> Yes
bertrandpami
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Posted on 19-08-2023 11:07
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Hello,
I had put a slightly rotten potato in a tin.
Some time later, there were lots of larvae and insects in the box.
The insects look like Drosophila busckii.
I isolated some larvae ; the same insects emerged ; I think we can conclude that they are indeed the larvae of this insect.
Can Drosophila busckii be confirmed?
Link on " Le Monde des Insectes " : https://www.insec...p?t=255055
Thank you and have a nice day.
Michel
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Correct; both larvae and adults are D. busckii.
 
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Many thanks, Jan, and best whishes.
Michel
 
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