Forest Pests: Insects, Diseases & Other Damage Agents |
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Microsetia sexguttella Thnbg. Hosts are Chenodpodium and Amaranthus. Makes large bilateral, transparent window-like blotch mine. The faeces is deposited in a thick line in the middle of the mine. Occurs in Europe and North Africa, common everywhere in Hungary.
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