Andricus grossulariae (agamic)

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Family: Cynipidae | Subfamily: Cynipinae | Tribe: Cynipini | Genus: Andricus

Hosts: Quercus canariensis / Quercus faginea / Quercus frainetto / Quercus infectoria / Quercus lusitanica / Quercus petraea / Quercus pubescens / Quercus pyrenaica / Quercus robur

Detachable: Detachable

Color: brown, red, green

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Season: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter

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Walls:

Location: bud, flower, fruit

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Cells: polythalamous

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Not an occurrence map: this shows where this gall's hosts grow. In most cases the gall has not been documented throughout this area.

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Andricus grossulariae (agamic) agamic: The agamic (AKA unisexual) generation of an oak gall wasp (cynipini) species consists of only female wasps, which do not mate before laying the eggs which become the male and females of the sexual generation (sexgen). View in glossary →