Background Research on the Goldenrod Gallfly Eurosta Solidaginis

Basic scientific knowledge on the subject: Prior to exploring further research on the theme of Eurosta solidaginis, it is necessary to explore the current knowledge of research topics. Whitefly Eurosta solidaginis is a yellow flower plant parasite (D. Crowe, personal communication, 2013). Very small (about 5 mm), adult flies are very clumsy and very poor pilots. Adult Akinokirin survived for about 2 weeks and related their breeding life.

Herbivorous animals Eurosta solidaginis (European flies) (Abrahamson and Weis 1997) which produce ticks to yellow flowers (Safflower) common in North America. As inferred from mtDNA sequence mutations, the relationship between populations of known E. solidaginis host populations arises from the eastern United States population to S. gigantea, where a single host transfer attacks S. aureus, Indicating that the new host population expanded. The latter species are now distributed in northern United States and Canada (Brown et al., 1996). The natural enemy attack and population survival rates of the two hosts in New England Transect showed that the survival rate (on S. gigantea) derived from the host species is significantly higher than the survival rate of the ancestor (on S. altissima) . Because it almost completely escaped the natural enemy, the endoparasite Eurytoma obtusiventris. 1995)

The larvae are most likely to be a member of the fruit fly, Tephritidae, Eurosta solidaginis species (my anatomical structure is not sufficiently detailed to exclude similar larval bees as we will explain later) ). Eurosta solidaginis commonly known as Yellowsta is a parasitic expert who lay eggs only on the stem of yellow branches. Adult flies are less than a centimeter in length, there are several pilots, and most of them walk (so how do they reach the asteraceae in my garden? He lived for only two weeks as an adult, the largest of which was mating with a yellow sprout, the man fascinated the woman with love dance and shook left and right, and these mates completed mating (Abrahamson & Heinrich) After this the woman inserts its ovipositor into the plant and lay eggs.In the spring, the larvae turn into adults, they bite through the last part of the tunnel and adult worms I will start a life of two weeks.