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An Oak Gall New to Britain

By Editorial Staff | June 9, 2026
The gall formed by the asexual generation of Andricus coriarius on putative Q. robur, Wiesbaden, Hessen, Germany

Andricus coriarus found in the UK for the first time

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An Oak Gall New to Britain

By Editorial Staff | June 9, 2026
The gall formed by the asexual generation of Andricus coriarius on putative Q. robur, Wiesbaden, Hessen, Germany

Andricus coriarus found in the UK for the first time