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Wool-Sower Gall

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Field Notes

Notes:

The wool-sower gall is caused by secretions of grubs of a small gall wasp. They are specific to white oaks and only occur in the spring. The gall contains seed-like structures inside which the gall wasps develop.

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PublishedApril 23, 2011

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