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A most unusual and large stem gall with finely engineered opening at one end ...
A smooth ovoid gall about 7 mm long apparently arising from the stem at the ...
A solitary small (7mm) trumpet shaped gall on eucalyptus leaf with an apical ...
A female gall about 35 mm long with a smooth exterior, arising from the stem. ...
This strange green gall has appeared among the new flower buds on a common ...
This stem gall produced by a hemipteran coccid bug is a female with male gall ...
A large gall appearing as a stressed and twisted leaf. The thickened base ...
Pic 1 shows a female gall with four winged horns. The gall was semi dry and ...
A type of gall... A Four-horned gumtree gall, with the horns broken off. It's ...
Thank to Mark and Martin for the ID of this one. We were all together when we ...
to different insects. See the following link: ...
Like miniature chimney stacks, about 3 or 4mm tall with apical openings.
The female bug causes gall growth with a distinctive four pointed structure ...
The first two photos are of dry galls, but the last photo is green and probably ...
Gall forming hemipteran bug. This bug is female and lays her eggs through the ...
Small urn-shaped woody galls on eucalyptus tree stems. The narrower ends of the ...
Small cylindrical galls with fluted surface arising mostly from ruptured upper ...
A cluster of purple galls growing around a branch and entirely surrounding a ...
small white-ish female eriococcid bug (cut away) inside a large gall growth. ...
An amphora shaped gall formed on the small stem of eucalyptus by a female scale ...
This solitary gall was about 20 mm long, arising straight out of and at an ...
This acorn gall is built by a parasitic Eriococcidae bug. But wait, a hole in ...
Galls about 20 mm long. They had slightly thick bases and rose straight from ...
In pic 1 the broad leafy-looking gall with ridges is the female gall and ...
This specialized bug has no wings, no eyes and hardly even legs. Woody gall ...
Some sort of gall on eucalyptus. I think they are male as the tubes have holes ...
These are four winged galls induced by an eriococcid gall-forming scale insect ...
A very unusual leaf vein ?gall about 15mm tall, very lumpy appearance, ...
These galls began to appear earlier this year but at the end of summer all ...
This tough gall is on a stem of Eucalyptus obvata? The most obvious features of ...
Like a miniature zucchini, this green stem gall was about 10mm long. The upper ...
Elongated urn shaped galls with flared free ends were spotted on stems of this ...
All these galls were seen on the one tree and were cylindrical and about 6 to 7 ...
A gall bug (Hemiptera) induces the plant to grow this four-winged leafy clump ...
An elongated gall about 20 mm long with a short stalk arising from a slender ...
Gall-inducing Scale Insect (Eriococcidae) Female gall has curious bell shaped ...
formed on the stems of the plant nor on the sides of the female galls.
An almost cylindrical gall with a slightly broader base (point of attachment to ...
Large woody galls about 50 mm long and 40mm wide seen around branchlets of a ...
Pic 1 shows a young female eriococcid gall with four narrow blade-like horns. ...
Probably two galls - a small egg shaped brown gall with a small apical opening ...
and grey perfectly matching the colour of a dried eucalyptus gall (
