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Silva

Rubus ulmifolius

Photo by caldasrafa
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Comments (3)
caldasrafa
These leaves are attacked by a leaf miner. Usually a moth caterpillar, the larva eats the internal tissue of the lead and leaves its skin on both sides. You can see its wider tunnel as it grows
caldasrafa
thank you very much, I didn't know it!
craigwilliams
These tunnels in the leaf are made by insect larvae, probably the caterpillar of a small moth. Moved to Arthropod category.

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Plants of Ecuador
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Rias Galegas
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Biodiversidad en España/Spain
Photographed
PublishedFebruary 27, 2012

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