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Midge Fly Gall

Eurosta solidaginis

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Description:

The Midge Gall Fly is a parasite that connects itself to the Goldenrod and uses it as it's host. It stops the Goldenrod from reaching its full height and turns it into a bright color than a Goldenrod without a parasite. It consumes tiny particles detritus and diatoms that is suspended in water.

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Boone County HS Bioblitz 2014
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PublishedSeptember 2, 2014

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