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• W1540702972 abstract "Goedenia steyskali, n. sp., is a nearly monophagous, univoltine fruit fly (Diptera: Tephritidae) reared from and studied in the flower heads of Grindelia hirsutula Hooker and Arnott var. halli (Steyermark) M. A. Lane belonging to the family Asteraceae, tribe Astereae, and subtribe Solidagininae, like all other known hosts of Goedenia spp. This tephritid also has been reared from Grindelia camporum E. Greene. A key to Goedenia spp. in North America North of Mexico is provided that incorporates this new species. This new species is distinguished from all other North American congeners by the combination of its extensively darkened legs, an uninterrupted discal wing band that rarely attains the posterior wing margin, and the prominent, central, tawny or yellow area on the scutellum. The second- and third-instar larvae and puparium also are partially described and figured, and selected characteristics of these stages are compared with the same stages of other species of Goedenia. The anterior thoracic spiracle bears four papillae in the second instar and three papillae in the third instar. The third instar of G. steyskali lacks oral ridges, as do the third instars of four other congeners studied to date. Among these same congeners, the third instar of G. steyskali has the fewest minute acanthae and pores in the center of the truncated, posteriorly sclerotized, caudal segment. In turn, these structures and a pair of posterior spiracular plates are ringed by two to three, concentric, incomplete series of shallow, elliptical depressions. The life cycle is of the aggregative type. The first and second instars feed on ovules and soft achenes, but the latter instar after or near final molt begins to feed like the third instar in the receptacle, which may be mined extensively, and on sap. Overwintering occurs as sexually immature adults, or mainly as prepuparial third instars and puparia in flower heads on dead plants in apically open, thin-walled, vasiform cells consisting of floret and achene fragments glued together with dried liquid feces and sticky sap. The flattened, dark, sclerotized caudal segment of the third instar serves as a plug that tightly closes the mouth of the cell, yet allows repiration, and thus apparently also may serve to shield the larva from arthropod predators during overwintering. Overwintered puparia of G. steyskali were parasitized by chalcidoid Hymenoptera in the genera Eurytoma (Eurytomidae), Pteromalus (Pteromalidae), and Torymus (Torymidae) as probable, primary, solitary, larval-pupal endoparasitoids." @default.
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• W1540702972 title "Life history and description of adults and immature stages of Goedenia steyskali, n. sp. (Diptera: Tephritidae) on Grindelia hirsutula Hooker and Arnott var. halli (Steyermark) M. A. Lane (Asteraceae) in Southern California." @default.
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