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Carrot fly
Carrot fly damage on left parsnip
Carrot fly, also known as carrot root fly (Psila rosae) is a serious and widespread pest. It causes most damage to carrots, but can also affect the roots of related crops such as parsnip, celery and parsley.
Carrot fly factsheet
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