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Profenusa
pygmaea (Klug, 1816)
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Food Plant: Quercus petrea (Sessile Oak),Q.robur (Pendunculate Oak), Q.palustris (Pin Oak), Castanea sativa (Sweet Chestnut) Elsewhere: Q.aliena (Galcham Oak), Q.cerris (Turkey Oak), Q.dalechampii (Dalechamps Oak), Q.ithaburensis subsp. macrolepis (Mount Tabor Oak), Q.pubescens (Downy Oak) , Q. rubra (Red Oak) Mine: Univoltine: summer Pupa: Outside the mine Notes: A large, whitish, upper surface blotch. Often pyriform. Widespread. As the mine ages it can appear as a large brown blotch. A mature larva is shown. The prothoracic dorsla plate is edged black. In ventral view (lower photo), the meso and meta thoracic plates are prominent. The larva also has ringed legs on the throax. Data: 01.vii.2005, Fleet, Hants,VC12 Image:© Rob Edmunds |
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