Melanagromyza galegae Warrington, 2019
on Galega
parasite
A single larva bores in the pith of the stem; here also the puparium, that invariably is located at the level of the lowest node. Externally no indication of the infection is visible.
host plants
Fabaceae, monophagous
Galega officinalis.
phenology
Univoltine; hibernation probably as puarium.
distribution within Europe
England.
puparium
Puparium orange-yellow. The posterior spiracula virtually touching each other, each with an ellipse of 15-20 papillae around a strong central horn.
references
Warrington (2019a).