Dryophanta emoryi, new species

Gall.--A small, brown, thin-shelled, semiglobular gall, attached by a small point to the upper or under surface of a leaf of Quercus emoryi. Internally there is a small, central kernel, held in place by delicate filamentary fibers. Diameter, 2 to 3 mm.

Three specimens, reared December 13, 1880, from the above described gall; collected by Mr HH Rusby, at Silver City, NM.

Xanthoteras emoryi

Quercus emoryi
Leaf galls
Detachable
Small, brown, thin-walled, single, on upper or lower side, central cell supported by fibers, wing of adult not spotted. Was described from this host.

Biorhiza ? emoryi (Ashmead) Incertae sedis

Dryophanta emoryi Ashmead, 1896: 115.
Diplolepis emoryi (Ashmead) Dalla Torre y Kieffer, 1910: 367.
Xanthoteras emoryi (Ashmead) Weld, 1951: 625.
Biorhiza emoryi (Ashmead) Melika y Abrahamson, 2002: 167.