Name: Oak Apple Gall
Scientific name: Biorhiza pallida
Category: Minibeasts
Nature Stars: 50
About: The oak apple gall is caused by a tiny gall wasp called Biorhiza pallida. It can be found on oak twigs.
How to identify: Unmistakeable, a large soft apple-like gall on oak twigs.
Where: Widespread
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Fantastic fact: The wasp has a second generation which cause round galls on oak roots.
Photograph credit: Richard Carter
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