Identificaciones de megachile
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Observ.
arborsphereDescripción
Leaf galls on underside midrib of northern red oak, Quercus rubra.
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earley_birdDescripción
Adult reared from fuzzy Quercus garyana galls on underside of leaf. Reared from obs https://inaturalist.ca/observations/145766249.
Adult ID:
Keys to Cynipini in Buffington et al (2020)
Toothed tarsal claws
Keys to Atrusca in Melika et al (2021)
Doesn’t fit Feron based on Cuesta-Porta et al (2023)
Species level ID based on gall morphology and host plant since I don’t have Kinsey (1936) yet.
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Qué
Hongos de Roya (Orden Pucciniales)Observ.
david99Descripción
Some sort of odd growth/galls on toyon
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lauraseaFecha
Septiembre 22, 2024Descripción
For the galls only
Wasp found here https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/243360870
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Observ.
jkehoeDescripción
Many thin branches of this coast live oak had these swellings and many have what appear to be exit holes.
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Observ.
dwirtalaDescripción
starting to look for the bisexual gall after previous observation of unisexual generation at
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/193458346
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Qué
Género CeroptresObserv.
colinpurringtonDescripción
On a Callirhytis furva gall.
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Observ.
mnold1Fecha
Septiembre 2024Descripción
On red oak. Small; each is ~2mm in diameter. The first 4 images show the galls at the upper
surface of the leaf (1,2) and from the under surface (3,4). The next 3 images highlight tiny mites (with a crudely estimated length of ~0.2mm) on the leaf and gall surfaces. Are these mites a stage of midge development or are they completely unrelated to the galls?
Estadísticas
- 152865 IDs made for others
