Insect Galls of Springfield Massachusetts And Vicinity
Insect Galls of Springfield Massachusetts And Vicinity
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September.
Cynips f sera, n. S.
A smooth, fleshy, subglobular gall, on the under side of the leaf, slightly attached to the blade or very small vein. A slight depression at the top. White, with tinge of pink, to deep red of autumn color of the leaf. 2-4 mm. In diameter. Monothalamous. Quite abundant on scarlet oak, Quercus coccinea, in September and October.
Quercus velutina. Cecidomyia foliqra Russell and Hooker. Seep. 21. Cecidomyia majalis Osten Sacken. See p. 17. Cecidomyia pustuloides Beut...ennhiller. See. P. 22. Amphibolips confluentus Harris. See p. 18. Amphibolips nubilipennis Harris. Seep. 19. Amphibolips tinctoriae Ashmead. See p. 22. Callirhytis 'punctata Bassett. See p. 20. Callirhytis saccularius Bassett. See p. 23. Holcaspis fasciata Bassett. See p. 21.
Quercus nana.
Eriophyes ' j r
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
September.
Cynips f sera, n. S.
A smooth, fleshy, subglobular gall, on the under side of the leaf, slightly attached to the blade or very small vein. A slight depression at the top. White, with tinge of pink, to deep red of autumn color of the leaf. 2-4 mm. In diameter. Monothalamous. Quite abundant on scarlet oak, Quercus coccinea, in September and October.
Quercus velutina. Cecidomyia foliqra Russell and Hooker. Seep. 21. Cecidomyia majalis Osten Sacken. See p. 17. Cecidomyia pustuloides Beut...ennhiller. See. P. 22. Amphibolips confluentus Harris. See p. 18. Amphibolips nubilipennis Harris. Seep. 19. Amphibolips tinctoriae Ashmead. See p. 22. Callirhytis 'punctata Bassett. See p. 20. Callirhytis saccularius Bassett. See p. 23. Holcaspis fasciata Bassett. See p. 21.
Quercus nana.
Eriophyes ' j r
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