The psyllid fauna of Alaska has been surprisingly well surveyed, and quite a few species have been recorded from the state. The most commonly used host plant is Salix, though a number of other plants are also utilized and are listed here.
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Host for Aphalara spp. (Aphalara spp. are also expected to use Polygonum and Rumex in the state but this hasn't been confirmed)
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Host for many Cacopsylla spp. and Bactericera spp. Specific Salix spp. that have been recorded include Salix richardsonii, S. alaxensis, S. brachycarpa ssp. niphoclada, S. phlebophylla, S. planifol... More
