Pupation takes place in a yellowish brown cocoon in litter on the ground.

They create a brown parchment-like cocoon of loose texture covered with fairly coarse sawdust.

Pupation takes place in a dark reddish brown cocoon.

Pupation takes place in a thin brown cocoon under a leaf or petal of the foodplant.

The larvae emerge from the mine to form an oval brown cocoon on the surface of the leaves.

Pupation takes place in a yellowish brown cocoon within the stem.

Pupation takes place in a dark brown cocoon which is pointed at one end and obtuse at the other.

Pupation occurs during late summer within a dark brown, loosely woven cocoon inside the leaf nest.

The eggs of argiope catenulata are contained in a light brown cocoon which hangs on the web.

The pupa is made in a light brown cocoon that is fastened to the roof of the mine.