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Minettia - but which?
Sundew
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Posted on 22-05-2009 22:12
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Hi,
Some days ago I met this Minettia in my garden. It recalls M. longiseta, but as I do not recognize the hairy arista I feel uncertain about a species name. Can you help me?
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katerina dvorakova
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Posted on 26-05-2009 19:10
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Minettia lupulina Smile
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Minettia lupulina should have a black margin of the scutellum, with the black extending onto the disc of the scutellum...
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I am sorry, I forgot to see to the scutellum Angry. So it is probably M. longiseta, but the shape of the scutellum in specimen from my comparative collection is different. But I dont know this species very good.
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Where does flaviventris fit in with these species with grey mesonotum?
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M. flaviventris is simillar, but it has dorsocentral seta before sutura.
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