The acarocecidia of the Italian Flora can be related to the feeding activity of the Eriophyoidea. They display high morphological and biological adaptations to the life in protected host microhabitats. This intimate relationship has been allowing a strict co-evolution between host and mite symbionts which is often addressed to the induction of architecturally intricate plant deformations. Some of the most common galls on the Italian flora are described herein.
Acarocecidi della flora italiana (Eriofioidei galligeni)
DE LILLO, Enrico
2011-01-01
Abstract
The acarocecidia of the Italian Flora can be related to the feeding activity of the Eriophyoidea. They display high morphological and biological adaptations to the life in protected host microhabitats. This intimate relationship has been allowing a strict co-evolution between host and mite symbionts which is often addressed to the induction of architecturally intricate plant deformations. Some of the most common galls on the Italian flora are described herein.File in questo prodotto:
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