Neotropical Insect Galls 2014
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-017-8783-3_14
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Galls and Galling Arthropods of Southern Brazil

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“…These morphotypes are similar to the three gall morphotypes in M. glomerata , but there is no published identification work on these species to confirm they are the same as those described by Gagné et al (2001). During our samples, five gall morphotypes were found on M. laevigata that are similar to the ones described on M. glomerata and to the ones recorded by Mendonça et al (2014). In the laboratory, after a careful morphological analysis of the adults and pupae of the insects obtained from these galls based on the characters used by Gagné et al (2001), we concluded that the gall species found on M. laevigata are the same as the ones described for M. glomerata , therefore being oligophagous gallers.…”
Section: Methodssupporting
confidence: 90%
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“…These morphotypes are similar to the three gall morphotypes in M. glomerata , but there is no published identification work on these species to confirm they are the same as those described by Gagné et al (2001). During our samples, five gall morphotypes were found on M. laevigata that are similar to the ones described on M. glomerata and to the ones recorded by Mendonça et al (2014). In the laboratory, after a careful morphological analysis of the adults and pupae of the insects obtained from these galls based on the characters used by Gagné et al (2001), we concluded that the gall species found on M. laevigata are the same as the ones described for M. glomerata , therefore being oligophagous gallers.…”
Section: Methodssupporting
confidence: 90%
“…The literature reveals galls in at least 10 Mikania species (Supporting Information S1), with all gallers belonging to the Cecidomyiidae family (Coelho et al, 2013; Diaz et al, 2015; Maia et al, 2008; Maia et al 2014a; Maia, Carvalho‐Fernandes, et al, 2014; Mendonça et al, 2014). Gagné et al (2001) described eight species of insect galls in M. glomerata ; thus, this plant is considered a super‐host.…”
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