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BRITISH GALLS 
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Acari 
Fungi 
Terminal leaves forming a rounded mass. See No. 754. 
Trioza galii Forster 759 
Scott, 1882<z, p. 15. Houard, No. 5276. 
Stems swollen and distorted. 
Plowright, p. 144. 
See No. 745. 
Puccinia galii Persoon 760 
Galium uliginosum Linn. 93. Rough Water Bed- 
straw. 
Terminal leaves forming a rounded mass. See No. 754* 
Trioza galii Forster 761 
Douglas, 1878, p. 92. Houard, No. 5271. 
Stems swollen and distorted. 
Plowright, p. 144. 
See No. 745. 
Puccinia galii Persoon 762 
Galium Aparine Linn. 112. Goose-grass. 
Gall terminal, resembling a pineapple, the size of a pea 
or a blackberry, consisting of undeveloped leaves much 
hypertrophied below, covered with abnormal hairs, 
yellowish-green or brownish. Larvae pale sulphur-yellow, 
gregarious. M. E. 
Perrisia aparines Kieffer 763 
Syn. Dasyncura aparines Kieff. 
Trail, .Scot. Nat., 1878, p. 63. Connold, Plant Galls, 
fig. 119. Houard, No. 5303. 
Shoots deformed. Branches, leaves, flowers, and fruits 
agglomerated and atrophied, with numerous cavities, each 
containing a single larva. 
Cecidomyia sp. 764 
Trail, 1878. Houard, No. 5304. 
Terminal leaves forming a rounded mass. See No. 754. 
Trioza galii Fdrster 765 
Hardy, 1853, p. 3876. Houard, No. 5306. 
Leaf margins rolled either upwards or downwards, 
contorted, often sickle-shaped. Yellowish-green, then 
brownish. 
Eriophyes galii Karp. 766 
Syn. Phytophis galii Karp. 
Connold, Veg. Galls, pi. 51; Plant Galls, fig. 118. 
Houard, No. 5308. 
Stem swollen and distorted. 
Plowright, p. 144. 
See No. 745. 
Puccinia galii Persoon 767 
