Striped Pea-gall
Striped Pea-gall - Cynips longiventris f. agamic
Description
The asexual generation of Cynips longiventris cause attractive pea shaped galls on the leaves of Oak, with rows of bumps, and pale yellow with white, pink or red spots and stripes. It is usually on the underside, but can be on the upper surface.
Recording advice
Provide photographs of the gall on the host plant and note the host species.
Habitat
English/Sessile oaks.
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