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Gall wasps, also
traditionally called gallflies, are
hymenopterans of the
family Cynipidae in the
wasp superfamily Cynipoidea.
Their common name comes...
- layer. In a
general gall wasp gall, the
outermost layer is the
epidermis followed by
outer cortex and then
inner cortex. In some
galls these two
cortex layers...
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Pollinating fig
wasps are all
gall-makers, non-pollinating fig
wasps either make
their own
galls or
usurp the
galls of
other fig
wasps;
reports of their...
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kinds of
gall wasp in the
family Cynipidae. The
adult female wasp lays
single eggs in
developing leaf buds. The
wasp larvae feed on the
gall tissue resulting...
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genus of
approximately fifty species of
gall-inducing
wasps in the
family Diplolepididae. The
larvae induce galls on wild
roses (Rosa), and
rarely on domestic...
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Gall_
Wasp_in_North_America/links/626447898cb84a40ac845cd8/The-Asian-Chestnut-
Gall-
Wasp-in-North-America.pdf. Avtzis, Dimitrios...
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gall wasp which causes a
gall known as the rose
bedeguar gall,
bedeguar gall wasp, Robin's pincushion,
mossy rose
gall, or
simply moss
gall. The
gall...
- States) has
found that love-vine
inhibits gall wasps by
attacking the
galls (small
growths on plants) that the
wasps create for
their young. C****ytha filiformis...
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support more than 950
species of caterpillar, many
kinds of
gall wasp which form
distinctive galls,
roundish woody lumps such as the oak apple, and a large...
- kollari, also
known as the
marble gall wasp, is a
parthenogenetic species of
wasp which causes the
formation of
marble galls on oak trees.
Synonyms for the...
