Silba adipata
Silba adipata damage to figs
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Close up of damage to figs by Silba adipata showing the larvae (below the left hand fig slice) (Portugal, (c) Luis Sabbo)
Taxonomic name:
Silba adipata - male genitalia 3
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Light Micrograph
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Silba adipata - inner surface of surstyli showing corrugations and indented margin
Silba adipata damage to figs (2)
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Internal damage to a fig by the larvae of Silba adipata. (Portugal, 9c) Luis Sabbo)
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adipata specimen 3a.jpg
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Siklba adipata - phallus (this specimen with spicules on basiphallus)
Silba adipata damage to figs 1
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Photograph
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photograph
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Larvae of Silba adipata seen emerging from a fig (Portugal; Luis Sabbo)
Silba adipata aculeus
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Photograph
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The aculeus or ovipositor of a female Silba adipata
Silba adipata - male genitalia 4
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Silba adipata - detail of apex of surstyli
Silba adipata - phallus
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Silba adipata - phallus (in this specimen no spicules present on basiphallus)
Silba adipata aculeus apex
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Imaging technique:
Photograph