Posted by NakaRB on 11-01-2020 21:50
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Russia, Moscow region, 21.07.2018
Edited by NakaRB on 12-01-2020 22:02
Posted by NakaRB on 11-01-2020 23:05
#3
I do not know the exact name of the plant, it was Asteraceae with yellow flowers. Maybe it was Hieracium umbellatum or something similar.
Posted by John Carr on 12-01-2020 00:36
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NakaRB wrote:
I do not know the exact name of the plant, it was Asteraceae with yellow flowers. Maybe it was Hieracium umbellatum or something similar.
If your plant ID is correct, this is likely
Phytomyza. It is not
Liriomyza (bright yellow and black species) or
Ophiomyia (different subfamily). The genus
Chromatomyia is now considered a synonym of
Phytomyza.
https://bladminee...hieracium/
https://bladminee...rufescens/ ("Upper-surface corridor in the leaf base, radiating from the base of the midrib. Frass in long strings along the sides of the mine.")
http://www.ukflym...escens.php