What is another word for Pomace Fly?
Pronunciation: [pˈɒme͡ɪs flˈa͡ɪ] (IPA) 
The Pomace Fly, also known as the Vinegar Fly, belongs to the genus Drosophila and is a common household pest. These small, brown-colored flies are often seen hovering around overripe fruits or vegetables, especially those that have been left out in the open for a long time. Besides Pomace Fly and Vinegar Fly, they are also known as Fruit Flies, Banana Flies, and Wine Flies. Due to their small size and rapid rate of reproduction, they can quickly infest food and become a nuisance. To get rid of Pomace Flies, it is essential to clean up spilled food and to store fruits and vegetables properly.
