Elements of Entomology An Outline of the Natural History And Classification of
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Quercus gemma], by punc- turing the young terminal buds > produces a singular THE GALL-FLIES. 247 scaly gall, which has been compared to a miniature artichoke. Several other species are nourished upon different parts of the oak-tree, and one (the C. \Bio- rhiza] aptera) even resides in galls upon its root.
All these galls, even those of different species upon the same part of the free, exhibit a difference of size, form, and structure so considerable, that it seems sur- prising how causes so ne...arly identical can produce such various results, and many theories have been put forward to account for the formation of these cu- rious excrescences. None of these however, plausible though they may be, can account for the phenomena, and we can scarcely go beyond the bare statement of facts given above. Most of the conjectures of authors attribute the formation of galls to an extravasation of sap, but this can never account for the production of regularly organized structures, such as the majority of these excrescences are.
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Quercus gemma], by punc- turing the young terminal buds > produces a singular THE GALL-FLIES. 247 scaly gall, which has been compared to a miniature artichoke. Several other species are nourished upon different parts of the oak-tree, and one (the C. \Bio- rhiza] aptera) even resides in galls upon its root.
All these galls, even those of different species upon the same part of the free, exhibit a difference of size, form, and structure so considerable, that it seems sur- prising how causes so ne...arly identical can produce such various results, and many theories have been put forward to account for the formation of these cu- rious excrescences. None of these however, plausible though they may be, can account for the phenomena, and we can scarcely go beyond the bare statement of facts given above. Most of the conjectures of authors attribute the formation of galls to an extravasation of sap, but this can never account for the production of regularly organized structures, such as the majority of these excrescences are.
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