Eriophyes? salicicola

Phytoptus salicicola

Hosts: Salix interior, alba, bebbiana, discolor, melanopsis, pyrifolia

Relationship: Elongate fold galls, leaf rolling; "one or two narrow, longitudinal upward folds extending lengthwise on the leaf, opening via a slit below."--Chadwick, p. 145.

Range: IL, IN, NY

Aculops salicicola [A separate entry; unclear if these are distinct species or not]

Cecidobia salicicola
Phyllocoptes salicicola
Aculops salicicola

Host: Salix sp.

Relationship: Leaf galls

Range: CO

Eriophyes salicicola

Phytoptus salicola

Host: Salix longifolia [interior]

Leaf-gall, tiny, globular to irregular, often massed, on either surface of leaf, at times projecting through. .25-3 mm. across. Light green to completely crimson. July. Common.

Eriophyes salicicola

One or two narrow, longitudinal, yellowish green or brown upward folds opening below, on Salix longifolia [interior]

Cecidobia salicicola

Salix
Leaf galls

Apparently pouch leaf galls, mite