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1311 Received 24 January 2003 Finally accepted 10 October 2003 Introduction Revisionary studies on the subfamily Agromyzinae have become imperative since the erection of the genus Tropicomyia by Spencer (1973) to receive a few dimunitive epidermal miners of Melanagromyza, the addition of over 30 species to the genus Melanagromyza by Singh and Ipe (1973), and the new information that has emerged on the Tropicomyia s.s. included in Tropicomyia by Spencer (1973). The information gathered specially on their immature stages and biology since 1973 has necessitated the review of this group. Subfamily Agromyzinae in the Orient hitherto included genera Agromyza Fallen, Japanagromyza Sasakawa, Melanagromyza Hendel, Tropicomyia Spencer and Ophiomyia Brashnikov, dominated by Melanagromyza Hendel. Melanagromyza Hendel was erected in 1920 for species having black or dark brown halteres and separated from Ophiomyia due to the prominent facial keel present in the latter. Genus Hexomyia was separated from this by Enderlain in 1936 which Frick in 1952 synonymized with Melanagromyza. However, Hexomyia now includes truly gall forming species and enjoys a separate generic status. Melanagromyza emerged as the dominant genus in the Oriental Region as a result of extensive studies by Spencer (1961, 1973) and, Singh and Ipe (1973).

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Revisionary studies on sub family Agromyzinae from India – Part I: A new genus and revision of Tropicomyia Spencer and Melanagromyza Hendel (Diptera: Agromyzidae)