Fruit Fly
Anastrepha edentata
Phylum:Arthropoda
Class:Insecta
Order:Dipteran
Family: Tephritidae
Size of adult body: ~2mm
-Found in only Florida and Puerto Rico
-‘Herbivore’. Host plant and major food supply are relatively unknown.
-abundant in Southern Florida, yet rare to see as North as Gainesville.
-The entire length life cycle of Anastrepha Edentata has yet to be ascertained.
Bibliography:
Used this page as my only source.
http://entomology.ifas.ufl.edu/creatures/fruit/tropical/a_edentata.htm
Puffball Mushroom
Scleroderma geaster
Phylum: Fungi
Class:Basidiomycetes
Order:Boletales
Family: Scleodermataceae
Fruiting Body: 4-14cm
Non poisonous. These mushrooms are very sparse and there a millions of different types. The family of puffball mushrooms is predominately used for medicines and food.
These mushrooms range all over the US, Canada, and Mexico.
Bibliography
www.Rogersmushrooms.com
Anastrepha edentata
Phylum:Arthropoda
Class:Insecta
Order:Dipteran
Family: Tephritidae
Size of adult body: ~2mm
-Found in only Florida and Puerto Rico
-‘Herbivore’. Host plant and major food supply are relatively unknown.
-abundant in Southern Florida, yet rare to see as North as Gainesville.
-The entire length life cycle of Anastrepha Edentata has yet to be ascertained.
Bibliography:
Used this page as my only source.
http://entomology.ifas.ufl.edu/creatures/fruit/tropical/a_edentata.htm
Puffball Mushroom
Scleroderma geaster
Phylum: Fungi
Class:Basidiomycetes
Order:Boletales
Family: Scleodermataceae
Fruiting Body: 4-14cm
Non poisonous. These mushrooms are very sparse and there a millions of different types. The family of puffball mushrooms is predominately used for medicines and food.
These mushrooms range all over the US, Canada, and Mexico.
Bibliography
www.Rogersmushrooms.com
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