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devourer of spores
Heiko
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Posted on 12-08-2016 14:38
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Hello,
You can often find this 2-mm-long devourer of spores and mycelia on different kinds of rust (Puccinia) or mildew. Is this a kind of diptera larva? If so, which?

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In transmitted light, you get this picture.

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Here is its head region. Would diptera be a sensible starting point?
Collection data: Germany, Southern Thuringia, August 2016

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Looks like Cecidomyiidae to me
 
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Thanks very much,

Heiko
 
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