Insects
February Featured Fact Sheet: Gall Mites

The galls are usually a brilliant red and may resemble a bladder, spindle, or a dense mass of hairy or bead-like growths called erinea (0.15 mm in diameter). The galls may form on either the upper or lower surfaces of the leaf. Some of the erineyum-type galls may resemble felt patches or when magnified have a texture similar to a beaded surface.
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