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Very few sawflies using   Gentianaceae   as larval host plants have been recorded. We identified larvae collected in Austria on    Gentiana   asclepiadea    L. as    Tenthredo   atra    Linnaeus, 1758 and    T.   propinqua    Klug, 1817. If its current taxonomic circumscription as a single species is accepted,    T.   atra    is a highly polyphagous species, whereas    T.   propinqua    may be more specialised:    Gentiana   asclepiadea    is its first recorded host. We sequenced plant DNA from the head of one    T.   propinqua    larva, which confirmed that it had been feeding on this plant. This is the first recorded use of    G.   asclepiadea    by sawfly larvae. Larvae are illustrated, and identification characters are described.

Biology of two European Tenthredo species ( Hymenoptera , Tenthredinidae ) feeding on Gentiana