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Fig Gall - Tetraneura ulmi
The aphid Tetraneura ulmi causes a fig like gall to be formed on certain species of elm. This is a quite large, solitary, upright, pouch like gall on the upper surface of the leaf. The gall is more often seen than the adult aphid.
Anywhere that the host species - English Elm, Wych Elm or Small-leaved Elm are present
Fairly frequent and widespread in much of Britain.
Fairly frequent
in Leicestershire and Rutland.Leicestershire & Rutland Map
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Species profile
- Common names
- Elm-grass Root Aphid, Fig Gall
- Species group:
- Bugs
- Kingdom:
- Animalia
- Order:
- Hemiptera
- Family:
- Aphididae
- Records on NatureSpot:
- 45
- First record:
- 05/07/2009 (Calow, Graham)
- Last record:
- 20/08/2024 (Graves, Hazel)
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