Liriomyza trifolii Liriomyza trifolii is a Pest of greenhouses and warm climates, though it may seasonally escape in cooler climates. It is a Leaf Miner of many cultivated and weedy species. A small yellow fly as an adult, a leaf-mining maggot as a larva. Mining of leaves, eventually causing leaf drop. This insect has been spreading throughout the world over the past decades, believed to be transported on florist's materials. Allium (Onion) Apium (Celery) Aster Bellis Benincasa (Wax Gourd) Beta Brassica Bidens Capsicum (Pepper) Chrysanthemum Citrullus Cucumis Cucurbita Dahlia Daucus Dendranthema Eupatorium Erechtites (Pilewort) Gerbera Gypsophila (Baby's Breath) Helianthus Lactuca (Lettuce) Lagenaria (Hyotan) Lycopersicon Petunia Phaseolus (Bean) Pisum Solanum Spinacia (Spinach) Tagetes Zinnia Cultural controls: Control weed hosts Physical removal: Rogue out infested plants, dispose of infested materials quickly Pesticides: Cyromazine, Abamectin Predators and parasites: Parasitic Wasps and Ants University of Florida Hawaii Extension Service North Carolina State University
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