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302 M. SKUHRAVÁ, V. SKUHRAVY´ & B. MASSA Plate VII — Galls of gall midges associated with Oleaceae: 40) Galls on the leaves of Olea europaea, induced by Dasineura oleae; 41) globular gall on a branch of Phillyrea media, caused by Dasineura rufescens; 42) pustule gall of Braueriella phillyreae on a Phillyrea media leaf; 43) olive fruits damaged by Bactrocera oleae and colonized by larvae of Lasioptera berlesiana. The latter lays the egg next to that one of B. oleae, infecting the chamber with the fungus Camarosporium dalmaticum (Thum); newly hatched larva of L. berlesiana first attacks B. oleae egg, after feeds on fungus. Photos: V. Skuhravý.
Gall midges (Diptera Cecidomyiidae) of Sicily 303 Plate VIII — Galls of gall midges associated with Fabaceae: 44) and 45) Asphondylia calycotomae induces galls on leaf buds (44: hibernating generation) and within pods (45: summer generation) of Calycotome spinosa; 46) Asphondylia coronillae causes galls on buds and pods of Coronilla emerus; 47) larvae of Asphondylia gennadii develops within pods of Ceratonia siliqua, causing their deformation; 48) galls produced by Contarinia craccae modifying flower buds of Vicia cracca; 49) galls induced on leaf buds of Medicago sativa by Dasineura medicaginis; 50) pod-like leaflets induced on Vicia sp. by Dasineura viciae; 51) pod-like leaflets caused by Dasineura trifolii on Trifolium sp. Photo: V. Skuhravý.
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