Walnut
Walnut - Juglans regia
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Large Walnut Aphid
The Large Walnut Aphid (Panaphis juglandis) lives on the upper sides of leaves of Walnut. The fourth-instar nymph has transverse rows of brown patches on the dorsal abdomen. The adult alate is large and stout-bodied. It has a darkened head and thorax, and a yellow abdomen with dark brown transverse bands. The forewing veins are fuscous-bordered.
Walnut Leaf Gall Mite
The Walnut Leaf Gall Mite (Aceria erinea) causes galls to form on the leaves and occasionally the fruits of Walnut. Large yellowish blisters appear on the upper surface of the leaves with corresponding hollows on the underside which are lined with whitish or pale brown hairs among which the mites live and feed.
Walnut Blister Mite
The Walnut Blister Mite (Aceria tristriata) produces small blister like galls on the leaves of Walnut which often turn red. When a tree is severely affected the fruits may become galled as well.









