Annotated checklist of insects associated with Garry oak in British ...

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Chrysididae: clIckoo wasps, gold wasps LOXOlll1l5 brill/ileus atrior (Ki nsey) 3
Metallic green/purple wasps whose larvae
live parasitically in other wasps' nests.
LOXOlll1l5 sp. 3
The following are scavenger/shelter records. Nellrofems lI'oshillgfOllellsis Beulenmue!ler 4
C/llysis pf1c{fica Say
Young trees can be deformed and
stunted iflhe small bark galls
Clllysis spp. 2 are numerous.
Holopygo sp. Nellra/ems spp. 4
Oll/a/us ael/ellS (Fabricius) Sp!werOferas ll"imoculosa (McCracken 4
Oll/alus spp.
& Egbert)
A leaf gall.
Cimbicidae: cimbicid sawnies Sphaeroteras sp. 2
Large colorful defolialOrs, most
Synerglls gar/yalla Gillette 4
frequent on deciduous plants.
An inquiline in olher galls.
Zaraea omerico.'1a Cresson 2 Sy"erglls pocijictls McCracken & Egbert 4
Cynipidae: gall wasps
An inquiline in other galls.
COl11mon~ many gall forms, often Synergus spp. 4
in large numbers~ frequently on
Inquilines in other galls.
leaves or in bark. Most of the Xall/hoteras obconicwlI (Weld) 4
following species are restricted
A root gall.
to oak.
Xalllhoteras spp. 2
Andrims operlus (Weld)
4
A bud gall.
Dryinidae
Anddells verensis Weld 2 Small wasps parasitic on bugs.
Andricus spp. 4 Allfeoll hirt((rollS Whittaker
Bassellia /igni Kinsey 4
Encyrtidae: encyrtid wasps
Large number of the bark galls
Small melallic parasites.
can cause stunting.
Bassellia spp. 3
B/astolhrix sericea (Dalman) 2
Besbims mirabilis (Kinsey) 4
Copidosoma deceptor Miller 2
The large spherical leaf-galls Copidosoma spp. 2
seem to cause no problems for
the trees. Eucharitidae: eucharitid wasps
Callirhytisspp. 3
Small parasites.
Ceroplres lI10lltensis Weld 4
Pseudoel1alcura sp.
An inquiline (inhabitant) in other galls.
Eulophidae: eulophid wasps
Ceroptres sp. 2 Small parasites.
An inquiline in other galls.
Cluysocharis gif'au/fi YoshimolO 2
Chilaspis sp.
Cllfysoeharis frIlI/CGlipeflllis YoshimalO 2
Disho/caspis eldoradensis (Beutenm ueller) 4
Small stems can be killed if
Cluysocharis spp. 2
large numbers of the red galls Eulophus orgyiae (Fitch) 2
are present.
Pediobills larsalis (Ashmead)
Disholcaspis sil1llflata l'anCOlll'C'rellsis Kinsey 3 PI/iga/iofe/ti (Crawford) 2
Disho/caspis spp. 4
Liodora pallersonae (Fullaway) 4
A leaf gall.
Liodora spp.
4
Sympiesis enargiae Miller
Sympiesis mmy/andensis (Girault)
Sympiesis nigdpes Ashmead 2