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Agelastica alni (Chrysomelidae, Galerucinae)
Igor Grichanov
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Posted on 03-10-2006 11:55
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Larvae taken in N Russia (Belozersk) on July 18, 2006, from alder, Alnus (?????). PLease, ID.
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Couldn't these be larvae of Chrysomelidae?
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Compare my old thread!
 
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Thanks a lot. Pictures look identical. So, It is Agelastica alni? [Chrysomelidae]. That time and that region it was very abundant with several larvae on each leaf.
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I haven' got it confirmed. I put the question on a swedish coleoptera forum, but no reply there. There were as you say several larvae on each leaf. The name fits (alnus=alni), but there might be other species that looks similar. There aren't many photos depicting the coleoptera larvae to compare with either. As you see on the other thread I have put a link to the german site with a photo of the Agelastica alni larvae.
 
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