Caryomyia tuberculata
Gagné, 2008
Caryomyia tuberculata is a of gall midge in the Cecidomyiidae, described by Gagné in 2008. As a member of the Caryomyia, it belongs to a group of cecidomyiids associated with hickory and pecan trees (Carya species). The specific epithet "tuberculata" suggests tuberculate or wart-like features, though detailed morphological descriptions remain limited in available literature. Like other gall midges, this species likely induces gall formation on plant tissues as part of its .
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Caryomyia tuberculata: /ˌkær.i.oʊˈmaɪ.ə ˌtuː.bər.kjʊˈleɪ.tə/
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Host Associations
- Carya - plant Caryomyia is associated with hickory and pecan trees
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Taxonomic context
The Caryomyia was established for gall midges associated with Carya (hickory/pecan). The specific epithet 'tuberculata' likely refers to tuberculate structures on the or larva, though original description details are not available in provided sources.