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My previous account of this species did not mention the egg because it was absent from the mine from which I reared an adult. This was possibly a secondary mine, made by a larva that had wandered from its original leaf. The two other mines I examined had an egg attached to the lower surface near the tip of the leaf (
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). The egg is oval, about
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, and covered with a transparent secretion that glues it to the lower leaf surface. This in turn is capped by a hollow, rounded structure that is covered with minute bumps. This structure is broken into two or more pieces once the egg is hatched (and I have not observed unhatched eggs), but it is a secreted covering for the egg rather than a broken eggshell. The larva mines directly into the leaf without damaging the exposed surface of the egg, so it is unclear how the covering comes to be hollow and broken.
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Adults feed on the upper surface of leaves of
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(L.) (
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) in August, producing whitish patches similar to those made by
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on other grasses (
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) but more irregular in outline.
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