Insect-induced plant galls are fascinating structures formed when certain insects manipulate the growth of their host plants. These galls can vary in shape, size, and function, depending on the ...

Insect-induced galls are fascinating structures formed on plants as a result of insect activity. These galls can vary widely in shape, size, and color, and they serve as a protective environment ...

The American Naturalist, Vol. 52, No. 614 (Feb. - Mar., 1918), pp. 155-176 (22 pages) The important uses of galls have been in medicine, the manufacture of ink, tanning and dyeing, with a few ...

Not all wasp-shaped insects can do us harm. Gall wasps are a stingless species ... kitchen for the larva that protects its vulnerable form as it eats its way to adulthood. When it's ready, the ...