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Title: Annual report
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: New York State Museum
Subjects: New York State Museum Science Science
Publisher: Albany : University of the State of New York
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Biodiversity Heritage Library

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rataegifolia Felt 9 Larger, globular leaf gall on poplar, adult not rearedga Under side of same io Typical bud gall on D i e r v i 11 a trifida produced byAsphondylia diervillae ii Globose basal enlargement of poplar leaf, possibly an earlystage of the reddish, tumid, irregular gall resembling thatof Lasioptera vitison grape, producer unknown 12 Inconspicuous vesicular swellings with a small slit on the under surface of poplar leaves, adult unknown 13 Tumid apical gall on black cherry, Cecidomyia sero- t i n a e O. S., adult not reared13a Old gall produced by the above named species 14 Vein swelling on Crataegus leaves possibly identical with that figured under 1 15 Folded edge leaf gall on poplar as seen from above, adult not reared15a Appearance of the same gall from below 16 Cylindric, fimbriate gall on Crataegus from which has been reared Winnertzia hudsonici Felt and Rhiz-omyia absobrina Felt, the latter at least probablyan inquiline TWENTY NINTH REPORT STATE ENTOMOLOGIST PLATE 3
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L.H. JOUTEL MIDGE GALLS IJ A distinctly smaller, fimbriate, cylindric gall on Crataegus, pos-sibly identical with the preceding, adult not reared 18 Globose galls on poplar leaves from which has been rearedMycodiplosis populifolia Felt, this latter pos-sibly an inquiline 9 Ocellate galls on Corn us stolonifera from which hasbeen reared Lasioptera corni Felt PLATE 4 Midge galls i Variable twig swellings on wild cherry produced by midge larvae working in the subcortical layers, adult not rearedia Section of such a deformity 2 An older type of gall than that represented in i2a An old scar in process of healing 3 Leaf gall of Lasioptera farinosa Beutm. on black- berry3a Early stage of same gall showing reddish discoloration 4 Irregular twig galls ofCecidomyia c i t r i n a O. S., adult not reared 5 Early stage of leaf stem gall on Linden, probably produced by Cecidomyia v e r r u c i c o 1 a O. S., adult unknown.Compare with figures 8 and 8a on plate 2 6 Globular green gall on Linden leaf

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