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buggub
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Posted on 24-10-2013 19:16
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 Hi again,

i found another larva or worm in the mushroom. More on this two urls.

http://galerija.f...pos=-70905

http://galerija.f...pos=-70904
buggub attached the following image:


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 I think Mycetophilinae, based on the combination of 7 abdominal spiracles and creeping welts with hooks, and not looking like the larva of Bolitophila which otherwise matches the previous description.
 
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 I agree with Mycetophilinae. Not all larvae of this subfamily are known, but possibly it is even Mycetophila or some close genus Anatella, Cordyla etc.). Smile
 
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