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  1. Life
  2. Animals
  3. Arthropods
  4. Insects
  5. Flies
  6. Gall and Forest Midges
  7. Cecidomyiidi
  8. Asphondyliini
  9. Most observed native

Most observed native Asphondyliini

Native to the US, by how plants support them, most observed first.

Hosted animals All

57 native gall makers, leaf miners and other animals living on or in plants, most observed first.

  • Oak Leaf Gall Midge Polystepha pilulae 12,802 observations
  • Large Creosote Gall Midge Asphondylia auripila 6,884 observations
  • Grape Filbert Gall Ampelomyia vitiscoryloides 2,132 observations
  • Jewelweed Gall Midge Schizomyia impatientis 1,695 observations
  • Polystepha globosa 1,578 observations
  • Grape Tube Gallmaker Ampelomyia viticola 1,378 observations
  • Asphondylia solidaginis 988 observations
  • Saltbush Woolly Stem Gall Midge Asphondylia floccosa 956 observations
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Flower visitors All

3 native pollinators and other flower visitors, most observed first.

  • Bumelia Gall Midge Bruggmanniella bumeliae 514 observations
  • Schizomyia verbesinae 103 observations
  • Asphondylia pumila 47 observations

Other species All

15 native species with no plant ties on record, most observed first.

  • Nun Midge Asphondylia monacha 396 observations
  • Holly Berry Gall Midge Asphondylia ilicicola 74 observations
  • Asphondylia rosulata 71 observations
  • Asphondylia imbricata 58 observations
  • Bruggmanniella adenostoma 58 observations
  • Polystepha americana 34 observations
  • Asphondylia diervillae 30 observations
  • Asphondylia silva 25 observations
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