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Asphondylia
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Asphondylia

Asphondylia is a genus of gall midges in the family Cecidomyiidae. There are at least 60 described species in Asphondylia.

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60 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Large Creosote Gall Midge

speciesAsphondylia auripila

Fourwing Saltbush Woolly Gall Midge

speciesAsphondylia neomexicana

Asphondylia solidaginis

speciesAsphondylia solidaginis

Saltbush Woolly Stem Gall Midge

speciesAsphondylia floccosa

Tumor Stem Gall Midge

speciesAsphondylia atriplicis

Creosote Cone Gall Midge

speciesAsphondylia rosetta

Asphondylia rudbeckiaeconspicua

speciesAsphondylia rudbeckiaeconspicua

Ceanothus Bud Gall Midge

speciesAsphondylia ceanothi

Sunflower Purse Gall Midge

speciesAsphondylia helianthiglobulus

Creosote Resin Gall Midge

speciesAsphondylia resinosa

nun midge

speciesAsphondylia monacha

Prairie Coneflower Gall Midge

speciesAsphondylia ratibidae

Toyon Fruit Gall Midge

speciesAsphondylia photiniae

Silktassel Flower Gall Midge

speciesAsphondylia garryae

Asphondylia pseudorosa

speciesAsphondylia pseudorosa

Creosote Leafy Bud Gall Midge

speciesAsphondylia foliosa

Asphondylia ambrosiae

speciesAsphondylia ambrosiae

Asphondylia borrichiae

speciesAsphondylia borrichiae

Asphondylia tonsura

speciesAsphondylia tonsura

Asphondylia dodonaeae

speciesAsphondylia dodonaeae

Creosote Bush Club Gall Midge

speciesAsphondylia clavata

Asphondylia eupatorii

speciesAsphondylia eupatorii

Asphondylia antennariae

speciesAsphondylia antennariae

Creosote Pilose Gall Midge

speciesAsphondylia pila

Asphondylia lacinariae

speciesAsphondylia lacinariae

Asphondylia verbasci

speciesAsphondylia verbasci

Holly Berry Gall Midge

speciesAsphondylia ilicicola

Asphondylia ovata

speciesAsphondylia ovata

Asphondylia rosulata

speciesAsphondylia rosulata

Asphondylia prosopidis

speciesAsphondylia prosopidis

Creosote Apex Gall Midge

speciesAsphondylia apicata

Asphondylia imbricata

speciesAsphondylia imbricata

Asphondylia sarothamni

speciesAsphondylia sarothamni

Asphondylia enceliae

speciesAsphondylia enceliae

Creosote Flower Gall Midge

speciesAsphondylia florea

Asphondylia borzi

speciesAsphondylia borzi

Creosote Antler Gall Midge

speciesAsphondylia digitata

Asphondylia pumila

speciesAsphondylia pumila

Asphondylia barbata

speciesAsphondylia barbata

Creosote Leaf Clone Gall Midge

speciesAsphondylia discalis

Creosote Silicate Gall Midge

speciesAsphondylia silicula

Asphondylia betheli

speciesAsphondylia betheli

Asphondylia caudicis

speciesAsphondylia caudicis

Creosote Woolly Gall Midge

speciesAsphondylia villosa

Asphondylia dorycnii

speciesAsphondylia dorycnii

Asphondylia diervillae

speciesAsphondylia diervillae

Saltbush Blister Gall Midge

speciesAsphondylia atriplicicola

Asphondylia pterosparti

speciesAsphondylia pterosparti

Asphondylia fabalis

speciesAsphondylia fabalis

Asphondylia silva

speciesAsphondylia silva

Asphondylia hydrangeae

speciesAsphondylia hydrangeae

Asphondylia ulicis

speciesAsphondylia ulicis

Asphondylia nodula

speciesAsphondylia nodula

Asphondylia morivorella

speciesAsphondylia morivorella

Asphondylia vernoniae

speciesAsphondylia vernoniae

Creosote Stud Gall Midge

speciesAsphondylia bullata

Asphondylia autumnalis

speciesAsphondylia autumnalis

Bud and Pod Galler

speciesAsphondylia acaciae

Asphondylia punica

speciesAsphondylia punica

Asphondylia calycotomae

speciesAsphondylia calycotomae

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 67720.