Liriomyza cf. trixivora Lonsdale
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Liriomyza cf. trixivora Lonsdale |
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Liriomyza cf. trixivora Lonsdale View in CoL
( Figs. 20, 21 View FIGURES 14–26 , 50, 51 View FIGURES 46–56 )
Material examined. CALIFORNIA: San Diego Co., Bow Willow , 8.iii.2017, em. 23–29.iii.2017, C.S. Eiseman, ex Trixis californica , puparium in blister on lower leaf surface, CSE3283 , CNC940103–940106 View Materials (1³ 3♀) ; same col- lection data, em. 25.iii.2017, pupation external, #CSE3295, CNC940102 View Materials (1³).
Host. Asteraceae : Trixis californica Kellogg.
Leaf mine. ( Figs. 50, 51 View FIGURES 46–56 ) Upper surface; whitish, entirely linear, with the frass in conspicuous alternating black strips. A short terminal portion is formed on the lower surface, where the larva cuts a crescent-shaped exit slit in the epidermis before pupating.
Puparium. ( Figs. 21 View FIGURES 14–26 , 50 View FIGURES 46–56 ) Dark brown; in some cases formed externally and in others within the mine or partly protruding from the exit slit.
Distribution. USA: CA; we have found similar leaf mines in AZ.
Comments. The mine and larval habits of this species have not been described previously, apart from the statement by Lonsdale (2011) that the last instar larva pupates inside the leaf. The specimens examined here ( Fig. 20 View FIGURES 14–26 ) differ slightly from the type series, also from California, and are only tentatively identified: the ventromedial suture of the distiphallus is raised as a shallow carina and the paraphallus is apically hooked.
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Chicago Academy of Sciences |
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Museu Carlos Machado |
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