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Mexican Fruit Fly. The Mexican fruit fly is native to Mexico, Central America, and the northern part of South America. The Rio Grande Valley of southern Texas is also part of their normal migration route. Within the last half of a century, they have also been detected in parts of California and Arizona.he wings are clear with a few yellow and brown stripes. Female Mexican fruit flies have an especially long ovipositor, which is used to deposit eggs. Peach, grapefruit, orange, pear, avocado, apple, and mango are all fruit that the Mexican fruit flies deposit their eggs in.
The Mexican fruit fly larva is white with the typical fruit fly larval shape: cylindrical, elongated, anterior end usually somewhat recurved ventrally and with mouth hooks, flattened caudal end, eight ventral fusiform areas (one indistinct-between the thorax and abdomen), 11 segments to the body). Mexican fruit fly infestation is not readily controlled on a small scale, such as by homeowners. Egg and larval stages inside the fruit are safe from insecticidal treatments. The adult stage is susceptible to control, usually by a short-lived bait comprised of a contact insecticide mixed with protein and carbohydrate.