Ctenodactylomyia watsoni

Polystepha salvadorensis

Polystepha lapalmae

Stephomyia eugeniae

Stephomyia eugenia-conical-gall

Asphondylia p-keyense-aborted-pod

Flat to hemispherical blister galls. Possibly synonymous with Ctenodactylomyia cocolobae.

Polystepha salvadorensis

Hemispherical leaf galls

Host: Quercus eugeniaefolia

Distr: El Salvador

Polystepha lapalmae
Hemispherical leaf galls

Host: Quercus hondurensis 

Distr: El Salvador

Stephomyia eugeniae

Galls are ellipsoidal, hairy, and 4-5 mm high

Host: Eugenia buxifolia [this host apparently does not occur in the US and contradicts the listing in Gagne's 1989 book. It is likely a mistake. The gall illustrated in figure 327 on the upper side of the leaf, reported from Eugenia axilaris in Florida, matches the description given in that book as well]

Distr: FL

[An undescribed species listed in figure 327 on page 275 but not featured in the Eugenia genus key on page 274]

[One of] two kinds of leaf galls, Eugenia axilaris (Florida, USA): Stephomyia spp.

[Listed in figure 327 on page 275 but not featured in the Eugenia genus key on page 274]

[One of] two kinds of leaf galls, Eugenia axilaris (Florida, USA): Stephomyia spp.

Aborted, deformed pod

Hosts; P. pallens, P. heyensis
Distr: USA (Florida), Mexico (Nuevo Leon)

The Gall Midges of the Neotropical Region