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Eggs

braconid sp.

Photo by Kranti Dhiman
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These are elongated whitish colored egg found on spinach at Punjab . I am very unlucky that next day after clicking this image the plant was cut by somebody and I lost the great series of its larva and pupa ....:(

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Comments (2)
Kranti Dhiman
Thanks Argy . I don't know much about that I seen the link you sent to me ...thanks I' ll edit it ...
Mark Ridgway
Interesting find KrantiAzad. I am wondering about syrphids - they usually lay single smooth eggs that don't have silk... maybe this is a braconid wasp? Have a look at these eggs http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/20986064

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