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Sycamore gall mite Stock Photos and Images
RM2R7RWHA–Sycamore leaves affected by Felt Galls caused by the Gall Mite Aceria pseudoplatani syn. Eriophyes pseudoplatani
RMT6D708–Sycamore leaf affected by Felt Galls caused by the Gall Mite Aceria pseudoplatani syn. Eriophyes pseudoplatani
RMDA2HE6–Sycamore leaves affected by Felt Galls caused by the Gall Mite Aceria pseudoplatani syn. Eriophyes pseudoplatani
RMBH4E39–Macro image of sycamore mite galls attached to a sycamore leaf, caused by gall mite (Aculodes cephaloneus).
RM2GGWYY2–The Underside of a Decaying Sycamore Leaf (Acer pseudoplatanus) which has been damaged by a mixture of Tar Spot Fungus and Eaten by Invertebrates such
RM2RBKMY1–acer gall mite, Eriophyid mite (Aceria macrorhyncha, Aceria macrorhynchus), galls on a leaf of Sycamore maple, Acer pseudoplatanus, Germany
RMHWJCFY–Gall mite on sycamore maple, Schwaebisch Hall, Hohenlohe region, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Heilbronn-Franconia, Germany, , Eriophyidae,
RMC5GF8A–Acer Leaf Gall Mites, Aceria macrorhyncha (Aceria cephaloneus, Artacris cephaloneus), Eriophyidae, Acariformes, Arachnida.
RM2R9N83M–Gall mites 'Aceria cephalonea' on leaf of sycamore tree 'Acer pseudoplatanus', Suffolk, England, UK
RMRDYEKP–. Economic entomology. Beneficial insects; Insect pests; Thysanura. 358 ARACHNOIDEA. CASE There is another mite gall which is found on the sycamore and various maples. It produces cottony clusters of hairs on. Ccphaloneon myriadeum on maple leaf. the underside of the leaf, and has been named by the older botanists, Erineum acerinum, Pers. The mite that produces it is whitish. Erineum purpurascens is considered by Herr Low to be distinct from this; Kaltenbach and others think it the same. Another species, named by Bremi Cephaloneon solitanum, is described as growing on the upper side of the lea
RMBH4E3D–Macro image of sycamore mite galls attached to a sycamore leaf, caused by gall mite (Aulodes cephaloneus).
RM2RBKMNB–acer gall mite, Eriophyid mite (Aceria macrorhyncha, Aceria macrorhynchus), galls on a leaf of Sycamore maple, Acer pseudoplatanus, Germany
RM2R9N83R–Gall mites 'Aceria cephalonea' on leaf of sycamore tree 'Acer pseudoplatanus', Suffolk, England, UK
![. An introduction to zoology, with directions for practical work (invertebrates). 198 INTRODUCTION TO ZOOLOGY CHAP. pairs of legs (except in the Gall-mites), but acquires four pairs at the last moult before becoming adult. Some of the Acarina have a much elongated striated abdomen; these are the Gall-mites which produce little finger- like or pimple-like processes on the leaves of some trees, e.g. the "Nail Grails" on the lime, due to the mite Eriophyes (= Phytoptus) tiliae (Fig. 132); also the small "Eed Pimple" galls on sycamore and maple, due to Eriophyes macrorhynchus, Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDH0E6/an-introduction-to-zoology-with-directions-for-practical-work-invertebrates-198-introduction-to-zoology-chap-pairs-of-legs-except-in-the-gall-mites-but-acquires-four-pairs-at-the-last-moult-before-becoming-adult-some-of-the-acarina-have-a-much-elongated-striated-abdomen-these-are-the-gall-mites-which-produce-little-finger-like-or-pimple-like-processes-on-the-leaves-of-some-trees-eg-the-quotnail-grailsquot-on-the-lime-due-to-the-mite-eriophyes-=-phytoptus-tiliae-fig-132-also-the-small-quoteed-pimplequot-galls-on-sycamore-and-maple-due-to-eriophyes-macrorhynchus-RDH0E6.jpg ". An introduction to zoology, with directions for practical work (invertebrates). 198 INTRODUCTION TO ZOOLOGY CHAP. pairs of legs (except in the Gall-mites), but acquires four pairs at the last moult before becoming adult. Some of the Acarina have a much elongated striated abdomen; these are the Gall-mites which produce little finger- like or pimple-like processes on the leaves of some trees, e.g. the "Nail Grails" on the lime, due to the mite Eriophyes (= Phytoptus) tiliae (Fig. 132); also the small "Eed Pimple" galls on sycamore and maple, due to Eriophyes macrorhynchus, Stock Photo")
RMRDH0E6–. An introduction to zoology, with directions for practical work (invertebrates). 198 INTRODUCTION TO ZOOLOGY CHAP. pairs of legs (except in the Gall-mites), but acquires four pairs at the last moult before becoming adult. Some of the Acarina have a much elongated striated abdomen; these are the Gall-mites which produce little finger- like or pimple-like processes on the leaves of some trees, e.g. the "Nail Grails" on the lime, due to the mite Eriophyes (= Phytoptus) tiliae (Fig. 132); also the small "Eed Pimple" galls on sycamore and maple, due to Eriophyes macrorhynchus,
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