Micromyinae: taxon details and analytics
- Domain
- Kingdom
- Animalia
- Phylum
- Arthropoda
- Class
- Insecta
- Order
- Diptera
- Family
- Cecidomyiidae
- Genus
- Species
- Scientific Name
- Micromyinae
Summary description from Wikipedia:
Micromyinae
Micromyinae is a subfamily of wood midges, insects in the family Cecidomyiidae. Its members were formerly included in subfamily Lestremiinae. There are at least 55 genera and more than 650 described species in Micromyinae. All species in this subfamily are mycophageous.
...Micromyinae in languages:
- English
- Micromyine Wood Midges
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Parent Taxon
Sibling Taxa
- Acacidiplosis
- Acodiplodis
- Acodiplosis
- Acumyia
- Allarete
- Allaretella
- Allodiplosis
- Amerhapha
- Ametrodiplosis
- Ampelosucta
- Anabremia
- Anaretella
- Anasphondylia
- Androdiplosis
- Angeiomyia
- Anisostephus
- Antichiridium
- Apagodiplosis
- Apiomyia
- Aplonyx
- Aposchizomyia
- Arceuthomyia
- Arctepidosis
- Arnoldiola
- Artemisiomyia
- Aschistonyx
- Asycola
- Asynapta
- Athidiplosis
- Atrichosema
- Baldratia
- Bayeriola
- Blastodiplosis
- Blastomyia
- Brachydiplosis
- Brachyneurina
- Bremiola
- Bruggmannia
- Bryocrypta
- Bryomyia
- Buhriella
- Buhromyiella
- Burseramyia
- Calamomyia
- Camptodiplosis
- Cartodiplosis
- Cassidoides
- Catarete
- Catotrichinae
- Cecidomyiinae
- Cedrocrypta
- Cembrotia
- Chamaediplosis
- Chelobremia
- Chilophaga
- Chiosperma
- Claspettomyia
- Cleitodiplosis
- Clinorhytis
- Coccodiplosis
- Coccopsis
- Colomyia
- Colpodia
- Coquillettomyia
- Cordylomyia
- Cryptoneurus
- Cryptoxylomyia
- Cupressatia
- Dallaiella
- Dendrepidosis
- Diallactia
- Dichaetia
- Dichodiplosis
- Dictyomyia
- Diodaulus
- Diplecus
- Diplosiola
- Dirhiza
- Edestochilus
- Endaphis
- Endopsylla
- Enigmadiplosis
- Epicalamus
- Epicola
- Epidiplosis
- Epimyiella
- Euphorbomyia
- Excrescentia
- Frirenia
- Geomyia
- Gephyraulus
- Giardomyia
- Giraudiella
- Gongromastix
- Groveriella
- Guignonia
- Gynandrobremia
- Halimodendromyia
- Halodiplosis
- Haplodiplosis
- Hemiasphondylia
- Henria
- Herbomyia
- Heterogenella
- Heteropeza
- Heteropezina
- Heteropezula
- Hilversidia
- Holobremia
- Homobremia
- Horidiplosis
- Hybolasioptera
- Hygrodiplosis
- Hyperdiplosis
- Illiciomyia
- Inulomyia
- Isocolpodia
- Isogynandromyia
- Izeniola
- Kaltenbachiola
- Kochiomyia
- Kronomyia
- Lamellepidosis
- Lamprodiplosis
- Lathyromyza
- Lauthia
- Leptosyna
- Lestremiinae
- Loewiola
- Mamaevia
- Masakimyia
- Microlasioptera
- Micromyinae
- Micropteromyia
- Mikomya
- Misocosmus
- Monepidosis
- Monobremia
- Monocolpodia
- Monodiplosis
- Mycetodiplosis
- Mycocecis
- Myricomyia
- Neocatocha
- Neocolpodia
- Neoisodiplosis
- Neomikiella
- Neomycodiplosis
- Neotetraneuromyia
- Neurepidosis
- Neurolyga
- Octodiplosis
- Odinadiplosis
- Odontodiplosis
- Olpodiplosis
- Orseolia
- Orthodiplosis
- Paracolpodia
- Parasynapta
- Paratetraneuromyia
- Parepidosis
- Parwinnertzia
- Phegomyia
- Piranea
- Pisphondylia
- Pitydiplosis
- Placochela
- Plemeliella
- Plesiolauthia
- Porricondylinae
- Probruggmanniella
- Procystiphora
- Prolauthia
- Promikiola
- Prosepidosis
- Psectrosema
- Pseudepidosis
- Pterepidosis
- Pumilomyia
- Rhipidoxylomyia
- Rhizomyia
- Riveraella
- Scheueria
- Schistoneurus
- Schmidtiella
- Silvestrina
- Skuhraviana
- Skusemyia
- Solntsevia
- Sophoromyia
- Spartiomyia
- Spurgia
- Stackelbergiella
- Stefaniella
- Stefaniola
- Sterrhaulus
- Stictobremia
- Stomatocolpodia
- Strobliella
- Stroblophila
- Sylvenomyia
- Synepidosis
- Tekomyia
- Tessaradiplosis
- Tetraneuromyia
- Thurauia
- Tribremia
- Trichepidosis
- Tricholaba
- Trichoperrisia
- Trigonodiplosis
- Trilobia
- Trilobomyia
- Tritozyga
- Uncinulella
- Wasmanniella
- Winnertziinae
- Xenodiplosis
- Xerephedromyia
- Xylodiplosis
- Xylopriona