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information on Palloptera muliebris and Palloptera ustulata
Volker
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Posted on 16-08-2008 06:59
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 Hello

I need information about Palloptera muliebris and Palloptera ustulata. (Global Distribution, Occurrence, Flying Time, Food). Who can help me?

Many Thanks Volker
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 in my case I usually find P. muliebris near Ficus carica in finals of August-September. It seems it likes licking on fruit of Ficus.
 
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 Jan Willem can help you.
 
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 Hi jorgemotalmeida and Andre

Thanks for Informations Smile

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