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Biorhiza pallida
Oak Apple Gall
(shown with Quercus robur)
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Photographer: Phil Pullen
ID: 0000 0000 0610 0820 (2010-06-10)Copyright © 2010 Phil Pullen
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date of photo Jun 10, 2010
location
An overgrown hedgerow, Plympton area of Plymouth. (England, United Kingdom)family
Cynipidae
order
Hymenoptera
class Insecta
notes The galls derive from oak buds and are sometimes up to 45mm in diameter. They contain the sexual generation of the gall wasp, which emerge from July to September. The asexual generation develop in root galls, also on oak, and emerge in the spring.photo category: Animal - Invertebrate-Insect
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Oak Apple Gall (photographer)
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