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!
 
Q      
Quaking-grass
 Quince    
R      
Radish Ragged Robin
 Ragweed Ragwort
Rampion Bellflower Ramsons Rape Rare Spring-sedge
Raspberry Rayed Tansy
 Recurved Thorn-apple Red Bartsia
Red Campion Red Clover Red Dead-nettle
 Red Fescue
Red Nightshade Red Oak Red Star-thistle Red Valerian
Red-berried Elder Reed Canary-grass Reed Sweet-grass Remote Sedge
Ribbed Melilot Ribwort Plantain Rigid Hornwort
 Roble
Rose Campion Rosebay Willowherb Roseroot
 Rough Chervil
Rough Cocklebur Rough Hawkbit Rough Hawk's beard Rough Marsh-mallow
Rough Meadow-grass Round-fruited Rush Round-headed Rampion Round-leaved Fluellen
Round-leaved Mint Round-leaved Vetchling Rowan Rum Cherry
Runner Bean Russian Comfrey Russian-vine
 Rustyback
Rye      
 
 

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