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Phyllocnistis xenia Hering Bivoltine (V-IX.), host is Populus alba. The larva mines slightly under the epidermis. The mine is a silvery white long serpentine, with a well defined middle line formed by faeces. The larva pupates on the leaf margin. European species, widespread and common in Hungary.
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