Larva of soil gnats, Sciaridae family under microscope. A well-known species of cucumber gnat is Bradysia brunnipes. Larvae live in soil and feed on organic debris, some pests and eat plant roots
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Larva of Soil Gnats Fungus Gnats Sciaridae Family
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