BioImages: The Virtual Field-Guide (UK)

Iteomyia major (Kieffer) (a gall midge)

Suggested Literature

Iteomyia major may be covered by literature listed under:

Feeding and other inter-species relationships

Iteomyia major is associated with:

	larva	Salix - willows (Salicaceae)	solitary larva causes gall of live leaf		Redfern, M. & Askew, R.R., 1992 [causes hard irregular mass of 3-15 fused, hypophyllous, galls with ridged surfaces, originating on the midrib. The upper leaf surface is hard and shiny.]
	larva	Salix aurita - Eared Willow (Salicaceae)	solitary larva causes gall of live leaf		Redfern, M. & Askew, R.R., 1992 [causes hard irregular mass of 3-15 fused, hypophyllous, galls with ridged surfaces, originating on the midrib. The upper leaf surface is hard and shiny.]
	larva	Salix cinerea - Grey Willow (Salicaceae)	solitary larva causes gall of live leaf		Redfern, M. & Askew, R.R., 1992 [causes hard irregular mass of 3-15 fused, hypophyllous, galls with ridged surfaces, originating on the midrib. The upper leaf surface is hard and shiny.]

There may be more taxa associated with Iteomyia major listed at higher taxonomic level

Associated with Iteomyia major:

Iteomyia major may be associated with taxa listed at higher taxonomic level

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