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A NEW LEAF-MINING DARK-WINGED FUNGUS GNAT (DIPTERA: SCIARIDAE), WITH NOTES ON OTHER INSECT ASSOCIATES OF MARSH MARIGOLD (RANUNCULACEAE: CALTHA PALUSTRIS L.)

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ENTOMOL SOC WASHINGTON
DOI: 10.4289/0013-8797.118.4.519

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Zygoneura; Elachiptera; Megaselia limburgensis; Scaptomyza pallida; Neurateles; Prasocuris boreella; DNA barcoding

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  1. German Federal Ministry for Education and Research (GBOL1: BMBF) [01LI1101A]

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The known insect associates of Caltha palustris L. (Ranunculaceae) in North America are reviewed. Zygoneura calthella new species (Sciaridae) is described from western Massachusetts, USA. Larvae bore in petioles and stems of C. palustris and mine into the basal portions of the leaves. DNA barcodes of the new and other Zygoneura species are presented. Inquilines and parasitoids in the larval galleries of Z. calthella include an undescribed species of Elachiptera Macquart (Chloropidae); Megaselia limburgensis (Schmitz) (Phoridae); Scaptomyza pallida (Zetterstedt) (Drosophilidae); and a species of Neurateles Ratzeburg (Ichneumonidae). Larvae of Prasocuris boreella (Schaeffer) (Chrysomelidae) feed externally on foliage of the same plants.

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