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- Gall-inducing insects
induce distinctive woody gall on plants. We listed the Eriococcid galls
induced insects in this page. However, not all
galls on plants are induced by Eriococcid. Some galls on plants may be
induced by gall-wasps (Cynipidae), gall-midges (Cecidomyiidae) or some other
insects.
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if you known the ID of those species below.
- Eucalyptus gall 1
 - ? Cynipidae, dia 3-5mm
- This gall is common on ironbark gum leaves. Graham Brown sent us email
suggested that this gall might be induced by chacidoidea (Hymenoptera), a
kind of very small parasitic wasp.
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 - ? Eriococcus sp., dia 2-3mm
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 - ? Cynipidae, dia 3-5mm
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- Eucalyptus gall 2
 - ? sp., dia 2-4mm
- Graham Brown suggested that this could be fungus gall.
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 - ? Glycaspis
(Synglycaspis) sp., gall on leaves diameter 3-4mm
- This species is a gall former on board leaves
gum trees.
- 1. Psylloidea of South Australia - Morgan, F.D. ,Adelaide, South Australia, Government Printer,
1984, plate18.
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 - ? Cynipidae, dia 3-5mm
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- However, not all
galls on plants are induced by Eriococcid.
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if you known the ID of those species.
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