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| Description | Galls on Acacia pycnantha used as a biological control (compare with similar image here) |
| Date | |
| Source | Observatory Cape Town |
| Author | Andrew Massyn |
A gall-wasp, Trichilogaster sp, from Australia, that causes galls to develop instead of inflorescences, is highly successful in reducing both the reproductive potential and the vigour of the plant.
The species in the picture is certainly not Acacia longifolia. It probably is Acacia pycnantha.
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