Gordon England

Moss Gall

Description

Strange moss-like balls on wild Dog Rose (Rosa canina) caused by a small gall wasp Diplolepis rosae after laying eggs in the leaf buds or stem. The developing larvae stimulates a proliferation of abnormal growth called Robin’s Pincushions, Bedeguar Galls or Moss Galls. Farnham Park, Surrey, UK, autumn 2011

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