Neuroterus pallipes n. sp.
Galls small, monothalamous, variously situated on the stem and principal veins of very young white oak leaves, dwarfing and distorting them, and densely covered and often nearly hidden in their pubescence. They are oval, thin walled, and only large enough to contain the larva of the small gall-fly. I have forty male and female insects of this species, but there is only one, a female, whose antennae remains unbroken.
The insects differ materially from N. utricula Bass., though the galls resemble those quite nearly.
”- HF Bassett: (1890) New Species of North American Cynipidae (1890)©
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