genus
Aceria
Aceria
Field notes
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- Elm Finger Gall Mite native
- Sycamore Cherry Mite introduced
- Box Elder Pouch Gall Mite native
- Ash Bead Gall Mite native
- Black Tupelo Gall Mite native
- Walnut Blister Mite introduced
- Ash Flower Gall Mite native
- Elm Leaf Gall Mite presumed native
- Rocky Mountain Maple Felt Mite native
- Buttonbush Mite native
- Live Oak Erineum Mite presumed native
- Aceria myriadeum presumed native
- California Black Walnut Pouch Gall Mite presumed native
- Black Walnut Petiole Gall Mite native
- Poplar Budgall Mite native
- Broom Gall Mite introduced
- Oak Blister Gall Mite native
- Sycamore Felt Gall Mite present
- Mule Fat Blister Mite native
- Ash Key Gall Mite
- Solitary Maple Leaf Gall Mite
- Maple Gall Mite presumed native
- Persimmon Leaf Blister Gall native
- Crimson Erineum Mite presumed native
Range
Greener is more native, amber more introduced; paler is less certain. How this was decided
Most observed native Aceria All
Native to the US, by observations.
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Elm Finger Gall Mite
Aceria parulmi
5,950 observations
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Box Elder Pouch Gall Mite
Aceria negundi
5,859 observations
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Ash Bead Gall Mite
Aceria fraxini
4,469 observations
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Black Tupelo Gall Mite
Aceria nyssae
3,575 observations
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Ash Flower Gall Mite
Aceria fraxiniflora
3,530 observations
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Rocky Mountain Maple Felt Mite
Aceria calaceris
2,698 observations
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Buttonbush Mite
Aceria cephalanthi
2,370 observations
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Black Walnut Petiole Gall Mite
Aceria caulis
1,863 observations
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Poplar Budgall Mite
Aceria parapopuli
1,827 observations
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Oak Blister Gall Mite
Aceria querci
1,581 observations
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Mule Fat Blister Mite
Aceria baccharices
1,452 observations
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Persimmon Leaf Blister Gall
Aceria theospyri
1,267 observations
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Ragweed Gall Mite
Aceria boycei
819 observations
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Witches' Broom Mite
Aceria celtis
808 observations
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Aspen Leafgall Mite
Aceria dispar
410 observations