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Hymenoptera
Large Rose Sawfly, Stephensian Hylotoma
Arge pagana stephensii
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Hymenoptera
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Argidae
Genus
Arge
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pagana stephensii
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wallaby1
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July 2007
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This subspecies can be seen illustrated on the following site,
http://delta-intkey.com/britin/hym/www/argidae.htm
They will produce two, sometimes three generations from May to October. The female lays eggs in soft new shoots of roses, when the larvae are fully fed they pupate in the soil.
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wallaby1
http://delta-intkey.com/britin/hym/www/argidae.htm
They will produce two, sometimes three generations from May to October. The female lays eggs in soft new shoots of roses, when the larvae are fully fed they pupate in the soil.