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Piophila is a
genus of
small flies which includes the
species known as the
cheese fly. Both
Piophila species feed on carrion,
including human corpses....
- The
cheese fly,
cheese skipper, or ham
skipper (
Piophila casei) is a
species of fly from the
family Piophilidae whose larvae are
known to
infest cured...
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outside with part of the rind
removed to
allow the eggs of the
cheese fly
Piophila casei to be laid in the cheese. A
female P.
casei can lay more than 500...
- food source. The most
notorious member of the
family is the
cheese fly,
Piophila casei; it is cosmopolitan, and a
typical member of the family. It is a...
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cheese that
contains live
maggots as well as
cheese mites.
Cheese fly,
Piophila casei The
Cheese Mites, a 1903 do****entary film "Mimolette Cheese". Cheese...
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cheese casu
marzu is
exposed to
flies known as
cheese skippers such as
Piophila casei,
members of the
family Piophilidae. The
digestive activities of the...
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swallowing eggs or
larvae that are on food.[citation needed] The
cheese fly (
Piophila casei)
sometimes causes myiasis through intentional consumption of its...
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cheese matured using cheese mites Cheese mite
Cheese fly or
cheese skipper,
Piophila casei "Tyrophagus
casei (Oudemans, 1910)".
Encyclopedia of Life. Retrieved...
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brought about by the
digestive action of the
larvae of the
cheese fly
Piophila casei.
These larvae are
deliberately introduced to the cheese. The cheese...
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known as the
cheese fly.
Allopiophila Hendel, 1917
Mycetaulus Loew, 1845
Piophila Fallén, 1810
Prochyliza Walker, 1849
Protopiophila Duda, 1924 Pseudoseps...