Final diagnosis


Leaf miners

Many leaflets of this leaf have one to several more or less sinuous mines. <b> <i> Liriomyza </i> sp. </b> (leafminers, leafminers)
Several leaflets of this tomato plant have sinuous galleries formed in the leaf blade by larvae of <b> leaf miners </b>.
Many leaflets of this leaf have several more or less sinuous mines. <b> <i> Liriomyza </i> sp. </b> (leafminers)
Several rather rectilinear mines and in particular located along the veins are visible on this leaflet. <b> <i> Liriomyza </i> sp. </b> (leafminers)
The larvae developing in the lamina dig more or less sinuous galleries in the case of <i> Liriomyza bryoniae </i>, moving along the veins and rectilinear for <i> Liriomyza strigata </i> and to a lesser degree for <i> Liriomyza huidobrensis </i>. <b> Leafminers </b> (leafminers)
Yellowish leafminer larva. <b> <i> Liriomyza bryoniae </i> </b> (leafminer)
Ocher to dark brown leafminer pupae. <b> <i> Liriomyza bryoniae </i> </b> (leafminer)
In <b> <i> Liriomyza bryoniae </i> </b> (leafminer), the adult insects are yellow and black. Females have a black patch on the abdomen. The flies of <i> L. trifolii </i> are gray-black in color; their heads are yellow and their eyes are red. Yellow spots are visible on the thorax. Adults of <i> L. huidobrensis </i> are darker. Females show a black patch on the abdomen.