The leaf and stem mines of British flies and other insects
 

(Coleoptera, Diptera, Hymenoptera and Lepidoptera)

by Brian Pitkin, Willem Ellis, Colin Plant and Rob Edmunds

  

HOSTS PLANTS - COMMON NAME
N.B. Not all hosts have common names!
 
H      
Hair-grass Hairy Buttercup Hairy Finger-grass Hairy Greenweed
Hairy Michaelmas-daisy Hairy Sedge Hairy St John's-wort Hairy Tare
Hairy Wood-rush Hairy-brome Harebell Hare's-ear Mustard
Hare's-tail Cottongrass Hart's-toungue Hawkweed Oxtoungue Hawthorn
Hazel
 Heath Bedstraw Heath Cudweed Heath False-brome
Heath Groundsel Heath Lobelia
 Heath Speedwell Heath Wood-rush
Heather Hedge Bedstraw Hedge Bindweed Hedge Mustard
Hedge Woundwort Heliotropes Hemlock Hemp
Hemp-agrimony Henbane Henbit Dead-nettle Hepatica
Herb-paris Herb-Robert Himalayan Cotoneaster Himalayan Honeysuckle
Hoary Cress Hoary Plantain Hoary Ragwort
 Hoary Rock-rose
Hoary Stock Hoary Willowherb Hogweed Holly
Hollyhock Holy-grass Honesty
 Honeysuckle
Hop Hornbeam
 Horn-of-plenty Horse Mint
Horse chestnut Horse-radish Horseshoe Vetch Hound's-toungue
Houseleek Hungarian Clover Hybrid Black-poplar  
 
 

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