Specimens

[Host Plant] Clematis vitalba; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Basal midrib and lateral veins on lower leaf surface covered with white hairs. Basal part of leaf noticeably deformed.

[Host Plant] Ranunculus acris; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaflet thickened and rolled upwards to form a pouch.

[Host Plant] Ranunculus acris; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaflet thickened and rolled upwards to form a pouch.

[Host Plant] Ranunculus acris; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaflet thickened and rolled upwards to form a pouch.

[Host Plant] Ranunculus repens; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Small (2mm) swellings on leaves on both upper and lower surfaces.

[Host Plant] Papaver nudicaule; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Seed capsules swollen.[Additional Notes] Believed to be first British host record

[Host Plant] Papaver nudicaule; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Stamens aborted.[Additional Notes] Stamens aborted by

[Host Plant] Capsella bursa-pastoris; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Swollen and distorted flowering stems.

[Host Plant] Helianthemum chamaecistus; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Rosette of thickened and deformed terminal leaves.

[Host Plant] Viola hirta; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaf margin tightly rolled upwards.

[Host Plant] Viola hirta; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Elongate swellings on lower stems, causing stems to curve.

[Host Plant] Silene maritima; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Swollen flower bud.

[Host Plant] Stellaria graminea; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaf blades rolled, thickened and bunched.

[Host Plant] Stellaria graminea; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaf blades rolled & thickened.

[Host Plant] Stellaria graminea; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaf blades rolled & thickened.

[Host Plant] Hypericum ?perforatum; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Apical leaves swollen.

[Host Plant] Malva moschata; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaf margins rolled upwards & thickened, and the whole terminus distorted.

[Host Plant] Malva moschata; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaf margins rolled upwards & thickened, and the whole terminus distorted.

[Host Plant] Malva moschata; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaf margins rolled upwards & thickened, and the whole terminus distorted.

[Host Plant] Malva moschata; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaves thickened and edges rolled upwards.[Additional Notes] galled leaves

[Host Plant] Tilia platyphylla; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Small pustules in angles of leaf veins, showing on both surfaces, the lower side being covered in buff hairs. [Additional Notes] var exilis

[Host Plant] Tilia platyphylla; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Hairy rounded or elongate pouches on upper surface of leaves, with hair lined openings below.[Additional Notes] single Eriophyes tiliae tiliae (nail gall) but what are the rest? Colin Plant 1988

[Host Plant] Tilia platyphylla; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Hairy rounded or elongate patches on upper surface of leaves, with hair lined openings below.[Additional Notes] surely not Eriophyes tiliae tiliae? Colin Plant 1988

[Host Plant] Tilia platyphylla; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Nail gall on the upper surface of the leaves.[Additional Notes] ?ssp. tiliae det. Colin Plant 16/12/87

[Host Plant] Tilia x vulgaris; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaf surface with cup-shaped galls erupting from surface, mostly on the veins, opening on either surface - though most open above. Inner surface of cups striated, the striae running from rim to base.

[Host Plant] Tilia x vulgaris; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] No description

[Host Plant] Tilia x vulgaris; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Swollen flower buds.

[Host Plant] Tilia x vulgaris; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaf margin rolled upwards and thickened.

[Host Plant] Tilia x vulgaris; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Swellings on petiole.

[Host Plant] Tilia x vulgaris; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] No description

[Host Plant] Tilia x vulgaris; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Margin of bract rolled and distorted.

[Host Plant] Tilia x vulgaris; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaf margin rolled upwards.

[Host Plant] Tilia x vulgaris; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Whole leaf rolled and distorted.

[Host Plant] Tilia x vulgaris; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Largish erinea on lower leaf surface.[Additional Notes] var liosoma Nal.

[Host Plant] Tilia x vulgaris; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Bracts thickened and rolled upwards at the edges, the rolled portion being hairy. Entire bract strongly curved laterally so that the galled portion lies on the concave side.[Additional Notes] det. Colin Plant 1987

[Host Plant] Tilia x vulgaris; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaf margin thickened and rolled upwards at intervals.

[Host Plant] Tilia x vulgaris; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Shallow pouches on upper leaf surface with eriophyid hairs below. Leaf margins thickened and rolled downwards in places.[Additional Notes] galled by unidentified causer

[Host Plant] Tilia x vulgaris; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Large, orange, coalescing erinea on lower surface of leaf. Some patches have a corresponding erineum on the upper surface.[Additional Notes] var liosoma Nal.

[Host Plant] Tilia cordata; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] On ?fruit.

[Host Plant] Tilia cordata; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Nail gall on upper leaf surface with corresponding erineum below.[Additional Notes] var liosoma Nal.

[Host Plant] Geranium sanguineum; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaflets thickened, rolled and bunched into a loose 'mop-head'.

[Host Plant] Geranium sanguineum; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaflets thickened, rolled and bunched into a loose 'mop-head'.

[Host Plant] Geranium molle; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaflets thickened, rolled and bunched into a loose 'mop-head'.

[Host Plant] Geranium molle; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] No gall apparent on this sheet.

[Host Plant] Rhamnus cathartica; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaf margin thickened and rolled upwards.

[Host Plant] Acer pseudoplatanus; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Dense, red tubercles protruding from upper leaf surface.[Additional Notes] no locality or date

[Host Plant] Acer pseudoplatanus; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Red pustules on upper leaf surface.[Additional Notes] Abnormally shaped gall

[Host Plant] Acer pseudoplatanus; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Eriophyid mite hairs along veins and patches of ?Erineum on lamina.[Additional Notes] Eriophiid mite-hairs along veins and patches of ? erineum on lamina

[Host Plant] Acer pseudoplatanus; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Nail gall (2-4mm) on upper leaf with opening below.[Additional Notes] Eriophyes

[Host Plant] Acer campestre; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Fusiform swelling on petiole and base of midrib.

[Host Plant] Acer campestre; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Red tubercles. 3-4mm across on upper leaf surface.[Additional Notes] Eriophyes macrochelus det. C. Plant 1987 not macrorrhynchus

[Host Plant] Acer campestre; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Fusiform swelling on petiole.[Additional Notes] Yes - C. Plant 1987 Atrichosema aceris

[Host Plant] Aesculus hippocastanum; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Patches of orange/brown hairs, up to 2mm, in lateral vein axils on the lower leaf surface.

[Host Plant] Aesculus hippocastanum; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Patches of orange/brown hairs, up to 2mm, in lateral vein axils on the lower leaf surface.

[Host Plant] Aesculus hippocastanum; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Patches of orange/brown hairs, up to 2mm, in lateral vein axils on the lower leaf surface.

[Host Plant] Genista tinctoria; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Swollen and distorted inflorescence.

[Host Plant] Ulex minor; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Longitudinally ribbed swelling on stem.

[Host Plant] Ononis repens; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Proliferation of buds.

[Host Plant] Trifolium campestre; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Flowers showing elongation of petioles and proliferation of florets. Leaves with dense hairs below.[Additional Notes] galled by an Eriophiid mite; Determination by Hollins & Plant.

[Host Plant] Trifolium dubium; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Buds swollen and hairy.[Additional Notes] galled by an Eriophiid mite (plant identified J. E. Lousley 18 April 1939)

[Host Plant] Lotus corniculatus; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Swollen pod.[Additional Notes] 3 of the weevils also shown

[Host Plant] Lotus corniculatus; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Flowers swollen and unopened.

[Host Plant] Lotus corniculatus; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaflets swollen and covered with stout, golden hairs.

[Host Plant] Ornithopus perpusillus; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] No description[Additional Notes] galled by an Eriophyid mite (Houard 3663)

[Host Plant] Onobrychis viciifolia; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaves swollen, folded upwards at midrib and longitudinally decurved to form a pouch containing the larvae.[Additional Notes] galled by Cecid fly

[Host Plant] Vicia terasperma; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Shortened and swollen seed pod.

[Host Plant] Vicia sepium; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Several leaflets hypertrophied and folded upwards to form a single pod-like structure.

[Host Plant] Vicia angustifolia; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Individual leaflets much swollen, especially at their bases, and longitudinally rolled upwards to resemble seed pods.

[Host Plant] Lathyrus montanus; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaflets slightly thickened and longitudinally rolled upwards from both sides.

[Host Plant] Prunus spinosa; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Pustules on upper leaf surface, with openings below.[Additional Notes] can be scrapped

[Host Plant] Prunus spinosa; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Pustules on lower leaf surface, opening above and hairy within.

[Host Plant] Prunus spinosa; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaves thickened along midrib to form a reddish 'pouch' on the lower surface.

[Host Plant] Prunus spinosa; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Orange patches on leaves.

[Host Plant] Prunus insititia; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Pustules on upper leaf surface, with openings below.

[Host Plant] Prunus insititia; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Pustules on lower leaf surface, opening above and hairy within.

[Host Plant] Prunus insititia; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Upper leaf surface with pustules: lower surface with pale erineum along either side of midrib in basal portion of leaves.

[Host Plant] Prunus domestica; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Pustules on lower leaf surface, opening above and hairy within.

[Host Plant] Prunus padus; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Nail galls (2.5mm tall) on upper leaf surface opening on lower surface.

[Host Plant] Spiraea ulmaria; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Glabrous, hemispherical pustules, 1-2mm in diameter, on upper leaf surface, projecting below as a pubescent cone.[Additional Notes] plus 26/9/24

[Host Plant] Spiraea ulmaria; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Circular blisters (3-4mm in diameter) on leaf surface.

[Host Plant] Spiraea filipendula; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] No gall apparent.[Additional Notes] Label reads, 'Perrisia-red larvae in buds'.

[Host Plant] Spiraea filipendula; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Glabrous, globular pustules (1-2mm) on leaf surface.

[Host Plant] Rubus ; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaf folded and wrinkled.

[Host Plant] Rubus ; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaf blade slightly distorted on upper surface, the lower surface with patches of whitish hairs: similar patches of hairs also on stems and petioles. [Additional notes] Other than colour, Hollins and Plant can see no difference between the specimens of E. gibbosus and E. rubicola

[Host Plant] Rubus ; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaf blade slightly distorted on upper surface, the lower surface with patches of yellowish hairs (whitish at some angles) more prominent along midrib and veins. Yellowish patches also on petioles. [Additional notes] Other than colour, Hollin and Plants can see no difference between the specimens of E. gibbosus and E. rubicola

[Host Plant] Rubus ; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaf blade slightly distorted on upper surface, the lower surface with patches of yellowish hairs (whitish at some angles) more prominent along midrib and veins. Yellowish patches also on petioles. [Additional notes] Other than colour, Hollins and Plant can see no difference between the specimens of E. gibbosus and E. rubicola

[Host Plant] Rubus ; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Elongated, irregular swelling on stem showing several exit holes.

[Host Plant] Rubus plicatus; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaf blade slightly distorted on upper surface, the lower surface with patches of yellowish hairs (whitish at some angles) more prominent along midrib and veins.[Additional notes] Other than colour, Hollins and Plant can see no difference between the specimens of E. gibbosus and E. rubicola

[Host Plant] Rubus echinatus; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaf blade slightly distorted on upper surface, the lower surface with patches of yellowish hairs (whitish at some angles) more prominent along midrib and veins.[Additional Notes] [Det. by E. B. B.] ; Other than colour, Hollins and Plant can see no difference between the specimens of E. gibbosus and E. rubicola

[Host Plant] Potentilla erecta; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Distortion of leaves and stem.[Additional Notes] No date or locality on paper but probably Church Stretton. Pressed in Morning Post of 30/7/30 with my name on paper.

[Host Plant] Potentilla erecta; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Brown, nodular swelling on stem.

[Host Plant] Poterium sanguisorba; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Leaves slightly swollen and covered with dense, golden hairs.

[Host Plant] Sorbus aucuparia; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Slight distortion of leaf surface in localised patches (1-2mm).

[Host Plant] Sorbus aria; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Brownish pustules showing on both leaf surfaces and coalescing.

[Host Plant] Sorbus aria; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Pustules showing on both upper and lower leaf surfaces.

[Host Plant] Sorbus torminalis; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Pustules showing on both upper and lower leaf surfaces and causing localised distortion.

[Host Plant] Pyrus malus; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Margins of leaves thickened and rolled upwards.

[Host Plant] Pyrus malus; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Orange/brown erineum around midrib and lateral veins on lower leaf surface.

[Host Plant] Pyrus malus; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Margins of leaves thickened and rolled upwards.

[Host Plant] Pyrus malus; [Gall description, Hollins & Plant] Margins of leaves thickened and rolled upwards.