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Index to Cecidology Up to Vol. 31 (2016)

This index has been based on the contents of the papers rather than on their actual titles in order to facilitate the finding of papers on particular subjects.

The figures following each entry are the year of publication, the volume and, in brackets, the number of the relevant issue.

Aberbargoed Grasslands: report of 2011 field meeting 2012 27 (1) Aberrant Plantains 99 14(2) Acacia galled by Fungi in India 2014 29(2) Acer (with illustrations) 2013 28(1) Acer : felt galls re-visited 2005 20(2) – possibly galled by Dasineura aceris new to Britain 2017 32(1) Acer seed 2009 24(1) Aceria anceps new to Ireland 2005 20 (1) Aceria geranii from North Wales 1999 14(2) Aceria heteronyx galling twigs of Norway Maple 2014 29(1) Aceria ilicis (gall ) galling holm flowers in Brittany 1997 12(1) In Ireland 2010 25(1) Aceria mites on sycamore 2005 20(2) Aceria populi galling aspen in Scotland 2000 15(2) Aceria pterocaryae new to the British mite fauna 2008 23(2) Aceria rhodiolae galling roseroot 2013 28(1): 2016 31(1) Aceria rhodiolae in West Sutherland 2014 29(1) Aceria tristriata on Walnut 2007 22(2) Acericecis campestre sp. nov. on Field Maple 2004 19(2) Achillea ptarmica (sneezewort) galled by Macrosiphoniella millefolii 1993 8(2) Acorn galls on red oak 2014 29(1) Acorn stalks: peculiar elongation 2002 17(2) fuchsiae – a -galling mite new to Britain 2008 23 (1) Aculus magnirostris new to Ireland 2005 20 (1) Acumyia acericola – the Acer seed midge 2009 24(1) Adelges galls on Spruce 2014 29(1) African Nematode Gall (Subanguina guizotiae) on the Isle of Wight 2014 29(1) Agapanthus – a new gall midge 2016 31 (1) Agathomyia wankowiczi (Diptera: Platypezidae) galling fungi 1991 6(2): 1994 9(1): 2014 29(1) Agrobacterium tumefasciens: gall induction & host-range 1988 3(2) galled by amentorum 1999 14(2), 2001 16(1) galled by 2010 25(1) Aleppo Galls & Ink 1992 7(1) Algae as gall-causers: at least 6 British species of marine algae cause galls on other seaweeds 1993 8(2) Algae: a checklist of galls on these organisms 2009 24(2) Algae galled by crustaceans 1994 9(1) Algae: a possible gall on Vaucheria 2006 21(2) Amorophora rubi on bramble 1999 14 (1) aestivalis (the sexual generation of A. lucidus) established in Britain 2002 17(1) Andricus ambiguus in Britain (not A. corruptrix) 2001 16 (1) Andricus ambiguus - the ambiguus/corruptrix controversy continues 2002 17(1) Andricus aries: New to Britain? 1999 14 (1) in North Essex 2002 17(2) in Shropshire 2010 25(1) in The Netherlands 2004 19 (1) recent range expansion in Continental Europe 2001 16(2) sexual generation occurs on Turkey oak 2001 16(2) spreading around London 2000 15(2)

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Andricus corruptrix on the increase 1997 12(1) in Norfolk 1999 14 (1) in the West Midlands 1998 13 (2) it’s not Andricus corruptrix after all 2001 16 (1) rare or merely rarely seen? 1992 7(1) sticking up for Andricus corruptrix - the corruptrix/ambiguus controversy continues 2002 17(1) Andricus cryptobius possibly new to Britain 2015 30 (2) Andricus curvator on the increase 1998 13(2) Andricus curvator: some unusual examples 2004 19 (1) Adricus gemmeus new to Britain 2009 24(1) Andricus gemmeus – an up-date 2011 26(1) Andricus glandulae (at Leicester) 2011 26(1) Andricus grossulariae agamic gall picture 2003 18 (2) reaches Suffolk 2005 20(2) a form new to UK (agamic galls on catkins) 2008 23(2) Galling Quercus castaneifolia and Q. suber 2013 28(2) and 2011 26(1) Population fluctuations in Norfolk 2011 26(1); 2014 29(1) : Breeding the Sexual & Asexual Generations 1987 2(1) gall distinguished from that of A. lignicola 2001 16(2) galls attacked by 1995 10(2) galls & their occupants - inquilines and parasites 1998 13 (2) prolongation of the agamic stage in NE Scotland 1995 10(1) Mini-marbles 2003 18 (1) 2003 18 (2) Andricus kollari-lignicola-corruptrix - Species or Races? 1987 2(2) : Breeding the Sexual & Asexual Generations 1987 2(1) gall distinguished from that of A. kollari 2001 16(2) Andricus lucidus (Hartig) confirmed in Britain, with a list of recorded inquilines & parasitoids 1992 7(1) on Hampstead Heath 2000 15(2) in Regent’s Park 2001 16 (1) Andricus mayri (the asexual generation of A. grossulariae) established in Britain 2002 17(1) parasitoids of the sexual & parthenogenetic generations 1988 3(1) in The Netherlands & Belgium 1995 10(1) Inquilines and parasitoids in Northumberland 2005 20 (1): 2006 21 (1) fasciana (Lep. ) as an in agamic galls 2001 16(2) Parasitoids recorded from the knopper galls of A. quercuscalicis 2003 18 (2) Andricus seminationis at Leicester 2011 26(1) Andricus sieboldi life cycle 2015 30(1) Andricus spp: their effect on structure & longevity of oak catkins 1997 12(1) Andricus spp: identification of sexual generation galls on Turkey oak 2000 15(2) Andricus spp invading Britain - a call for data 2001 16 (1) Angelica galled by the Cavariella konoi 1994 9(1) Antirrhinum: the effect of its gall (Puccinia antirrhinii) on cultivation 1993 8(1) Aphelonyx cerricola : one of our newcomers 2005 20(2) parasitoids reared from its galls 2002 17(2) Aphid Galls: & hover- 1987 2(2): 1989 4(1) Checklist of aphids causing galls in Britain 2004 19(2) & ladybirds 1987 2(1) Aphid Galls in Ireland 1997 12(1) natural history & what makes them attractive for study? 1996 11(1) on Lombardy poplar 1997 12(2) induced by Tetraneura species in Britain and France 2003 18(1) on Walnut 1998 13(2) with reference to the problems of definition 1994 9(2) Aphid galls of Currants 2013 28(2) Aphids & their Galls: a general introduction 1994 9(1) Aphids feeding on galls of Andricus kollari 1995 10(2) Aphids on aspen 2002 17(2) 2

Aphids associated with the galls of other 2008 23 (1) Aquilegia Flower Bud Gall Midge 2011 26(1) retinella (: Yponomeutidae): a gall-causer on 1992 7(2) Artacris macrorhynchus galls on a horticultural form, ‘Brilliantissimum’, of sycamore 1995 10(1) the distribution of galls on sycamore leaves 1995 10(1) Arthrocnodax species (Cecidomiidae) As Predators in Galls of Eriophyid Mites 2014 29(2) Ascidia on Philadelphus 1995 10(1) Ash: an unusual root growth 1988 3(2) domatia for mites? 1994 9(2) As Others See Us 2016 31(1) Aspen galled by Aceria populi in Scotland 2000 15(2) Aspen leaves galled by the aphid Chaitophorus tremulae 2002 17(2) Asphondylia pilosa () on broom (Cytisus scoparius) in Europe and N. America 2002 17(2) Aulacidea follioti (Cynipidae) new to Britain 1994 9(2): 1999 14 (1)

Bacteria altering reproduction in Gall Wasps 2000 15(1) Bagnall, Richard Siddoway (1884-1962): his contribution to Cecidology 1993 8(2) Baizongia pistaciae & other galls in Southern France 1990 5(2) Bayeriola salicariae: new British records on purple loosestrife 2007 22 (1) Bedeguar Gall: notes on fluctuations in abundance 1994 9(1) Bonanza 2016 31(1) populations in individual galls 1999 14 (1) It’s a Small World, full of Surprises 2008 23(1) Keys to insects occurring in bedeguar galls 2002 17(1) Project started by the Insect and Invertebrate Group 2001 16(2) Project: Progress to Date 2005 20(2) Project: Some Practical Tips 2003 18(1) Project: Tying it up 2008 23(2) Bedstraws galled by the midge Schizomyia galiorum in Cornwall 2012 27 (1) oranges: galling of southern by the fungus Cyttaria gunnii 2011 26(2) Beta vulgaris galled by Peronospora farinosa f. sp. betae 2007 22 (2) Betula gall 1989 4(2) Biblical Cecidology: some biblical references to galls 1988 3(2) Binomials Applied to British Plant Galls 2014 29(1) pallida: some thoughts on fluctuations in abundance 1996 11(2) How many mothers does it take to make an oak apple? 2001 16(1) Birch Galls Caused by Mites 1989 4(3): 2007 22 (1) Bird Cherry galled by in Scotland 1995 10(2) galled by Taphrina padi in Suffolk 2002 17(2) Birds (Woodpeckers) Exploiting Fungal Galls in India 2014 29(2) Bird’s-foot trefoil galled by the fungus Physoderma potteri 2012 27 (1) Blackthorn galled by the fungus 1993 8(2): 2002 17(2) Black Currant galled by the aphid 1994 9(2) Bladder Galls of quadripedes () on silver maple (Acer saccharinum) 2002 17(1): 2002 17(2) Blennocampa galls on wild rose 1988 3(1) Bloodwood Apples 2008 23(2) Book Reviews Choix de zoocécidies de la Belgique 2015 30 (2) Mines and Leaf Miners (György Csóka) 2003 18 (2) Plant Problems (Stefan Buczacki) 2004 19 (1) Biology, Ecology, and Evolution of Gall-inducing 2005 20(2) Gall Midges of Germany (Skuhrava et al) 2015 30(1) Guide des Galles de France et d’Europe (Dauphin) 2014 29(1) Vegetative Key to the British Flora (Poland & Clement) 2009 24(2) Veldgids Plantengallen (A Field Guide to Plant Galls) (R.J. Koops) In Dutch. 2014 29(1) Bowthorpe Oak and its galls 2005 20(2) BPGS Constitution 2007 22 (1) Brachyneurina peniophorae (Cecidomyiidae) on fungi 1992 7(2) 3

Bracken galled by Paltodora cytisella (Lep. ) 2000 15(2) Breeding Gall-causers 1989 4(1): 1989 4(2) Broad-leaved Pepperwort - inflorescence galled by Aceria drabae 1991 6(1): 1992 7(1) Broom galled by the mite genistae 1994 9(1) Broom galled by the gall midge Asphondylia pilosa in Europe and N. America 2002 17(2) Bryophytes – a checklist of galling organisms 2009 24(2) Burdock Galls 1989 4(1) Californian Cynipid galls 2012 27(2) Callirhytis galls: predation by mammals and birds 2005 20(2) Carex trinervis galled by the midge Planetella gallarum 2013 28(2) notatella - a possible gall causing on sallow 2013 28(2) Cars as agents of gall dispersal 2014 29(1) Casual Occupants (successori) of Galls in Kent 2003 18(1) Cat’s-ear galls of Phanacis hypochoeridis and their inhabitants 2012 27(2) Cauliflower Ash Gall 2016 31(1) Cauliflower gall of Aceria populi on aspen 2000 15(2) Cavariella konoi (aphid) galling angelica 1994 9(1) Cecidology: Historical Perspectives 1989 4(3): 2002 17 (2) Cecidomyiid galls on Cerastium species 2012 27 (1); 2014 29(1) Cecidomyiidae from Ireland 1995 10(1): 1996 11(1): 1997 12(1) From Surrey (Ripley) 2007 22 (1) name changes 2004 19 (2) on white deadnettle (Lamium album) 1997 12(1) problems of recording & the importance of host-plant identification 1996 11(1) galii or Cecidophyes rouhollahi? 2009 24(1) Cecidophyopsis malpighianus galling Laurus nobilis: new addition to the British mite fauna 2006 21(2): 2007 22 (1): 2008 23 (1) a case to illustrate why first records of eriophyid mites should not be based on host symptoms alone 2008 23 (1) at London Zoo 2008 23(2) new to Ireland 2008 23(2) Cecidostiba fungosa parasitising Synergus gallaepomiformisI in knopper galls 2003 18 (2) galled by centranthi 2016 31(1) Cerastium species galled by midges 2012 27 (1) Checklist of British Gall-causing Organisms - the major groups & genera 1994 9(2) the outline plan 1993 8(1) Coleoptera (preliminary list) 1996 11(2) Cynipinae (preliminary list) 2000 15(1) Diptera (excluding Cecidomyiidae) (preliminary list) 2012 27 (1) Galls of algae 2009 24(2) Galls of Lichens 2008 23(2) Galls on Mosses and Liverworts 2009 24(2) (Part 1): Heteroptera and Aphids (excluding ) 2004 19(2) Hemiptera: Auchenorrhyncha & 2014 29(2) excluding Cynipidae 2013 28(2) Lepidoptera (preliminary list) 1995 10(2) Nematoda (preliminary list) 1999 14(2) Thysanoptera (thrips) (preliminary list) 2001 16(1) 2012 Update 2012 27(2) Vascular Plants (preliminary list) 2017 32(1) Cherry plum (Prunus cerasifera) galled by Taphrina pruni in Suffolk 2002 17(2) Chimaeras of Andricus lucidus and A. aries galls 2011 26(2) Chimaeras of Pemphigus bursarius and P. spyrothecae galls 2011 26(2) Chimaerid galls 2015 30(1) Chinese Gallnuts (Schlectendalia chinensis) 2016 31 (2) Chrysomelid as Gall Users 1986 1(2) Code of Conduct for Cecidologists 1999 14(2) Cola Nut Gall distinguished from Marble Gall 2001 16(2) Collecting: a useful collecting case for leaf mines and galls 2002 17(2) Common Names of Galls, with binomials & causers 1993 8(1): 1993 8(2) 4

Conifer Galls: roots galled by ?Agrobacterium tumefaciens 2002 17 (2) Constitution of BPGS 2007 22 (1) acrocecis – first British Record? 2014 29(2) Contarinia marchali in Surrey 2004 19 (1) Contarinia quinquenotata (gall midge) on Hemerocallis or day-lily 1995 10(1) Contarinia rumicis galls on Rumex obtusifolius 2003 18(1) Contarinia tiliarum - a note on gall positions 2000 15(1) Corals galled by crabs 1994 9(2) Crabs (Hapalocarcinus marsupialis) causing ‘galls’ on corals 1994 9(2) Crustacean gall causers 1994 9(1): 1994 9(2) Cup Fungi (Sclerotineaceae) on Oak Galls 1990 5(2): 1991 6(2) Currants galled by Aphids 2013 28(2) Cynipid galls of California 2012 27(2) Cynipid Galls in N. & N.E. Scotland 1994 9(1) Inquilines & Parasitoids 1987 2(1) oak hosts in Spain (Sierra Guadarrama) 1991 6(1) on exotic in Britain 1993 8(2) Cynipid Gall Wasps: the chemical attraction of males by females 1995 10(1) Cynipidae: Fauna Ibérica No. 16 A review 2002 17(2) longiventris in Northern Scotland 1999 14 (1) Cyprus: some cynipid galls 2017 32(1) Cyttaria gunnii galling southern beeches in Tasmania 2011 26(2)

Dasineura aceris - possinbly new to Britain on Acer saccharinum2017 32(1) Dasineura species galling Filipendula 2010 25(1) Dasineura fusca in hawthorn flowers 2002 17(2) Dasineura galiicaulis - an addition to the British List 1998 13(2) Dasineura helianthemi – (not now Contarinia) 2009 24(2) Dasineura urticae galls & their inhabitants - parasitoids, predators, & inquilines 1993 8(1) Databank for Phytophagous Insects & Gall Insects 1987 2(1) Database for Analyzing Oak Distribution 1987 2(1) Deadnettle: shoot-tip galls of cecidomyiids on white deadnettle (Lamium album). 1997 12(1) Definitions of Galls 1987 2(2): 1990 5(2): 1992 7(2): 1994 9(2): 1995 10(2): 1996 11(1) rubi: does it prefer the dark? 1992 7(2) mayri in Kent 1995 10(1), 2005 20(2) in the Isle of Wight 1995 10(2) in Surrey 1996 11(2) moving north? 2016 31(1) 2016 31 (2) : first British record on Rosa ferruginea 2007 22 (1) Diplolepis rosae: Bedeguar Bonanza 2016 31(1) Keys to the insects occurring in bedeguar galls 2002 17(1) Progress on the Bedeguar project to date 2005 20(2) notes on fluctuations in abundance 1994 9(1) Diplolepis spinosissimae on burnet rose – an account of the gall’s inhabitants 2008 23 (1) Dittander: galled inflorescences 1991 6(1) Ditylenchus dipsaci - a polyphagous gall-inducing nematode 2003 18(1) Domatia on Ash: stimulated by mites? 1994 9(2) Dorytomus taeniatus in Salix catkins 1997 12(2) kuriphilus (Oriental Gall Wasp) found in UK 2015 30 (2)

East Anglian Regional Meeting 2004 at Mannington Hall 2004 19(2) Echinoderms galled by other invertebrates: True Galls? 1997 12(1) Ecology of Galls: Food Webs in Galls 1991 6(2) Edible Galls (Australia) 1999 14(2) Elm: Observations on Winged Twigs 1987 2(2); 1988 3(1) Enigmadiplosis agapanthi – a new species 2016 31(1) Erineum – some notes 2014 29(1) Eriococcus devoniensis - the heather felt scale 2009 24(1) Eriophyes eriobius: the distribution of galls on sycamore leaves 1995 10(1) Eriophyes ilicis in Britain 1988 3(2) 5

Eriophyes macrorhynchus prefers the left! 1989 4(1) Eriophyes fraxinivorus in Ireland 1994 9(2) Eriophyes genistae: galls on broom (Cytisus  praecox) in Northamptonshire 1994 9(1) new to Ireland 2004 19 (1) Eriophyes spp inducing nail galls on common lime 1993 8(2) Eriiophyid mites in Scotland 2015 30 (2) Eriophyidae Through the Looking Glass (with aids to identification) 1989 4(3) abundant in gardens 1991 6(2): 1992 7(2) in Ireland 1995 10(1): 1996 11(1): 1997 12(1) Eriosoma lanigerum on Pyracantha 2000 15(1) Eucalyptus galled by ? maskelli () 2006 21(2) Eulophid gall-causers 2011 26(2) Eulophid wasp galling Eucalyptus in London 2006 21(2) Eupontania species on 2007 22(2) Evolution of Hymenopteran Gall Causers 1987 2(2) Evolution: Patterns in the evolution of Gall Wasps 2002 17(2) Exobasidiales: the British gall-causing species 1988 3(2) Exobasidium camelliae from Dorset 1999 14(2) Exobasidium Galls on Azalea 1988 3(1) Exotic oaks & their galls 1990 5(1): 1990 5(2): 1993 8(2) Exotic oaks galled by cynipids at Cambridge 2010 25(1) Exotic trees & their galls 1991 6(2) 1999 14(2)

Fasciation & other curiosities 1990 5(1): 1990 5(2) fasciated forms of trees & shrubs in cultivation 1990 5(2) Field Maple: some associated gall midges 2006 21(2) Field Meetings and Courses At Castor Hanglands NNR 2014 29(2) At Ketton Quarry near Stamford 2014 29(1) A weekend course at Preston Montford Field Centre, Shropshire 2004 19(2) At Snitterfield Bushes, Warwickshire 2010 25(1) Filipendula Species and their Gall Midges 2010 25(1) Forsythia Galls 1988 3(1) Forsythia & Corynebacterium fascians 1988 3(2) Fossil Galls in Britain 2015 30(1) France: Baizongia pistaciae & other galls in southern France 1990 5(2) Fungi (Sclerotineaceae) Growing on Oak Galls 1990 5(2): 1991 6(2) Fungi as hosts to gall-causing insects 1991 6(2) causing galls on other fungi 2002 17(1) causing galls on the alga Vaucheria? 2006 21(2) on knopper galls 2010 25(1) powdery mildews as gall-inducers 2001 16 (1) sending fungal galls to Kew 2001 16(2)

Gall-causers Focus Group (feedback from questionnaire) 2000 15(1) Gall Definitions: 1987 2(2): 1990 5(2): 1995 10(2): 1996 11(1) Gall Ecology: Food Webs in Galls 1991 6(2) Gall Experiments: some suggestions for studying galls without a laboratory 1987 2(2) Gall Midges: Acericecis campestre, sp. nov. on Field Maple 2004 19(2) Derived from Fungi (Mycocecis ovalis & Brachyneurina peniophorae) 1986 1(2) Geocrypta rostriformis in Scotland and Northern England 2003 18 (2) on Betula 1989 4(2) on Field Maple 2006 21(2) on Filipendula species 2010 25(1) on Fungi 1992 7(2) on Hemerocallis 1995 10(1) Janetiella frankumi sp.nov. a gall midge on burnet rose 2003 18 (2) miscellaneous, unidentified midge galls 2001 16 (1) Gall Midges: name changes 2004 19(2) 6

Gall Mites (Eriophyidae) on Sorbus 1989 4(2) Gall mites on Acer (with illustrations of galls) 2013 28(1) Gall Populations: Are there regional differences? A Walk Amongst Gene Pools 1995 10(1) Gall Position: the effect of gall position on fitness of gall-causers 1991 6(2) Gall Shapes (Why are there so many?) 1999 14(2) Gall Wasps: their effect on structure & longevity of oak catkins 1997 12(1) Gall Wasps: Patterns of Evolution 2002 17(2) Gall Wasps: a mystery gall in Cheshire 2008 23 (1) Gallers Galled – galls on gall-causers 2016 31 (2) Galls on : True Animal Galls? 1997 12(1) Galls caused by pit scales (Asterolecaniidae) 2009 24(2) Ganoderma applanatum galled by Agathomyia wankowiczi? 1994 9(1) Geocrypta rostriformis (gall midge) in Scotland and Northern England 2003 18 (2) Glossary of Gall Terms 1991 6(1) Gorse galled by the Stenopterapion scutellare 2013 28(1) Grey Alder galled by Taphrina alni 2010 25(1)

Hancy: Rex and Barbara Hancy awarded Sydney Long Medal in Norfolk 2007 22(2) Hartigiola annulipes development on beech 2013 28(1) Hazel Big Bud 1991 6(2): 1992 7(1) Heather Felt Scale 2009 24(1) Heathland Galls in Essex 1998 13 (1) Hedgehog Gall confirmed in Britain, with a list of its recorded inquilines & parasitoids 1992 7(1) Hedgehog Gall of Andricus lucidus on Hampstead Heath 2000 15(2) Hemerocallis galled by the midge Contarinia quinquenotata 1995 10(1) Hemlock water dropwort galled by Protomyces macrosporus 1988 3(2) Herb Robert: an unusual growth 2004 19 (1) Herbivorous animals eating plant gall tissue 2014 29(1) Historical Use of Plant Galls 1986 1(1) Historical Perspectives in the Development of Cecidology 1989 4(3) Hollyhock & its rust gall (Puccinia malvacearum) 1992 7(2) Holm Oak flowers galled by the mite Aceria ilicis 1997 12(1) Honeysuckle galled by Macrolabis lonicerae (Cecidomyiidae) 1997 12(1) Host Specificity of oak-galling Insects 2010 25(1) Hover-flies & Aphid Galls 1987 2(2): 1989 4(1) Hyperomyzus lactucae () galling black currant & sowthistle 1994 9(2)

Ink from Galls 1991 6(2): 1992 7(1): 1995 10(2): 1996 11(2) Inquilines in Knopper Galls 2005 20 (1) Inquilines in Pontania galls 1993 8(2) Inquilines with their own cecidogenic effects 1995 10(2) Insect and Invertebrate Group Report 2001 16(2) Insect and Invertebrate Group: The Rose Bedeguar Project 2002 17(1) Insect and Invertebrate Group: Report of 3rd Annual Meeting 2004 19 (2) Insect and Invertebrate Group: See also Invertebrate Group Insects, Mites, and Galls - a Report on the Joint BPGS/RES Meeting in November 2001 2002 17(1) International Gall Meeting in Belgium 2015 30 (2) 2016 31 (2) International Weekend (2011) in East Anglia 2011 26(2) Invading gall wasps - Andricus spp invading Britain 2001 16 (1) Invertebrate Group: outline of a new project for 2008 onwards 2007 22 (2); 2008 23(2) Invertebrate Group: Report of 4th Annual Meeting 2005 20(2) Invertebrate Group: Report of 5th Annual Meeting 2007 22 (1) Invertebrate Group: Report for 2006-7 2007 22 (2) Invertebrate Group: Report of 6th Annual Meeting 2008 23(2) Invertebrate Group: Report of 2011 Annual Meeting 2011 26(2) Invertebrate Group: Report of 2014 Annual Meeting 2014 29(2) Invertebrate Group: Report of 2015 Annual Meeting 2015 30 (2) Invertebrate Group: Report of 2017 Annual Meeting 2017 32(1) 7

Irish Galls 1995 10(1): 1995 10(2): 1996 11(2): 1997 12(1): 1998 13(1): 2000 15 (2): 2002 17(1): 2004 19 (1): 2005 20 (1): 2011 26(2) Isocolus fitchi in Buckinghamshire 2015 30(1) Confirmed in Buckinghamshire, with diagnostic features 2015 30 (2) It’s a small world, full of surprises (the bedeguar community) 2008 23 (1)

Janetiella frankumi sp. nov. a gall midge from burnet rose 2003 18 (2) Janetiella frankumi and its parasitoids in Northumberland 2008 23(2) Janetiella frankumi in Scotland 2004 19 (1) Janetiella lemei (Diptera: Cecidomyiidae) in Britain: notes on life history, host range, & distribution 1994 9(2) Juniper Galls in Scotland 2015 30(1) pallida aphids in Ireland 2011 26(2) Kew Herbarium as a repository for fungal galls 2001 16(2) Kieffer, Jean-Jacques (1857-1925): his contribution to cecidology 1994 9(1) Knapweed Galls: an Urban Study 1987 2(1) Knopper Galls (Abnormal) 1986 1(2) Inquilines and parasitoids in Northumberland 2005 20 (1): 2006 21 (1) In The Netherlands & Belgium 1995 10(1) Predation by squirrels & other rodents 1990 5(2) Parasitoids recorded from knopper galls 2003 18 (2)

Ladybirds & Aphid Galls 1987 2(1) Lamium: shoot-tip galls induced by cecidomyiids 1997 12(1) Lampronia fuscatella (Lepidoptera: Incurvariidae) galling birch twigs 1988 3(1) Laurus nobilis - its galls & domatium in Britain 1988 3(1) Laurus nobilis galled by Cecidophyopsis malpighianus – a mite new to Britain 2006 21(2) Lichens: a check-list of organisms causing galls on lichens 2008 23(2) Lime (Tilia) galled by Eriophyes species 1993 8(2) Nailing down those lime tree mites (thoughts on ) 2001 16 (1) glechomae in Ireland 2016 31 (2) Literature: The Launch of British Plant Galls 2003 18 (2) Leaf Mines and Leaf Miners: a review of György Csóka’s book 2003 18 (2) Loranthus europaeus - yellow mistletoe: a gall causer new to Britain 2009 24(2) Loranthus europaeus disappears from UK 2015 30 (2) Lucerne galls in Dordogne 2011 26(2) Lyonetia clerkella: (Lepidoptera): an unusual instance of galling of cherry laurel 1992 7(2)

Macrodiplosis dryobia in Ireland 1994 9(2) Macrodiplosis volvens in Ireland 1994 9(2) Macrolabis aquilegiae 2011 26(1) Macrolabis incolens in the galls of Jaapiella veronicae 2000 15(1) Macrolabis lonicerae (Cecidomyiidae) galling honeysuckle 1997 12(1) Macrolabis luceti in the galls of Wachtliella rosarum 2000 15(1) Macrosiphoniella millefolii (aphid) galling Achillea millefolii (sneezewort) 1993 8(2) Maize galled by smut fungus 1993 8(2): 1995 10(2) Maple Bladder Gall: on silver maple (Acer saccharinum) 2002 17(1): 2002 17(2) Marble Galls: a biochemical study of their phenylalanine: ammonium lyase activity 1990 5(1) & the ink trade 1991 6(2): 1992 7(1) their occupants - inquilines & parasites1998 13 (2) distinguished from cola nut gall 2001 16(2) mini-marbles 2003 18(1) 2003 18 (2) Meadowsweet: an unidentified gall from Cressbrookdale 2008 23(2) Melanopsichium nepalense (Ustilaginales) from Galls of Polygonum aviculare in Britain 1986 1(1) Mendip Meetings 1998 13(1) Microbes & Insect Galls - Observations & Speculations 1986 1(2) Microsphaera lonicerae on honeysuckle 2000 15(1) fagi - does it still occur in Britain? 2001 16(2) - a rarity in Britain 2002 17(1) Minsmere Meeting October 2015 2016 31(1) 8

Mistletoes as Galls 1989 4(1): 1990 5(1): 2009 24(2): 2017 32(1) Mistletoe Oaks 2016 31 (2) Mite Galls in Scotland 2015 30 (2) Mite Galls on Birch 1989 4(3) species galling willowherbs (Onagraceae) in Britain 1996 11(2) Mompha sturnipennella parasitied by the ichneumon Scambus inanis 2008 23(2) Monophagy & Oligophagy: definitions in connection with gall-causing insects 1991 6(2) Mosses and Liverworts – a checklist of gall-causers on these plants 2009 24(2) (Mompha spp) galling willowherbs (Onagraceae) in Britain 1996 11(2) Mouse-ear galled by gall midges 2012 27 (1); 2014 29(1) Mugwort (Artemesia vulgaris) galled by the tephritid Paroxyna misella 2006 21(2) Mycena cecidiophila on knopper galls 2010 25(1) Mycocecidia of Larger Fungi in Britain 2002 17(1) Mycocecis ovalis (Cecidomyiidae) on fungi 1992 7(2) distribution and host range 2010 25(1) My Local Patch: Is it the Best? (Doncaster) 2007 22(2) Myopites eximia (Diptera: Tephritidae): biology, range & conservation 1993 8(2) Myopites inulaedyssentericae (Dipt. Tephritidae) in Essex, with notes on its biology 1994 9(1) in Norfolk 1997 12(1) in the winter 2015 30(1) on the increase? 1997 12(1)

Nail Galls on common lime 1993 8(2) Names used for British Plant Galls 2014 29(1) National Network and Recording 2003 18(1) Nematode gall (Subanguina graminophila) on common bent grass 2007 22 (1) Nematode Gall (Subanguina guizotiae) (an African species) on the Isle of Wight 2014 29(1) albipes: an undescribed form (borealis) of the agamic phase of the gall in Scotland 1997 12(2) Neuroterus aprilinus in Ireland 1993 8(2) Neuroterus ostreus: The Notes of E. W. Swanton 1987 2(1) Neuroterus saliens New to Britain 2006 21(2) Jumping galls 2007 22 (1) Neuroterus saliens – some new hosts and sites 2009 24(1) Neuroterus saliens in Surrey & Kent 2009 24(2) ‘New’ Galls - a comparison of old and new literature 2011 26(1) Nomenclature Problems 1989 4(2) Organism Names - are they still changing? 2003 18 (2) Norfolk: Some observations on mistletoe and valerian galls 2017 32(1) Oak Apples in History & Folklore 1992 7(1): 1992 7(2) some thoughts on fluctuations in abundance 1996 11(2) How many mothers does it take to make an oak apple? 2001 16 (1) Oak Galls (or lack of them?) in the 16th Century (from Turner’s Herbal) 1993 8(1) Oak Galls in Britain: notice of a new work by Robin Williams 2005 20(2) Oak Galls in Highland Scotland 2007 22 (1) Oaks: Galls on the Bowthorpe Oak 2005 20(2) Galls on Exotic Species 1990 5(1): 1993 8(2) Hosts of mistletoe 2016 31 (2) Phenylalanine: ammonium lyase content of leaves & marble galls 1990 5(1) Obituary: Boyd, John 1999 14(2) Darlington, Arnold (1912-1986) 1986 1(2) Entwistle, Philip (1931-2012) 2012 27(2) Hill, Ken (1924-2016) 2017 32(1) Ivimey-Cook, Pauline 1999 14 (1) Little, John 1998 13(2) Lloyd-Evans, Lewis ‘Lloyd’ 2002 17(1) Pearson, John (1921-1994) 1995 10(1) Philp, Eric (1930-2013) 2013 28(1) Pinkess, Leslie H. (1909-2005) 2005 20 (1) Robbins, John 2012 27 (1) 9

Stubbs, Fred 1989 4(1) Venables, Edmond Martin (1901-1990) 1991 6(2) Young, Maurice 2005 20(2)

Obolodiplosis robiniae : gall midge new to Europe: does it occur in Britain? 2005 20 (1) Distribution in Germany 2007 22(2) Rapid spread through Europe (including Britain) 2007 22(2) in the London area 2009 24(1) on the decline? 2016 31 (2) Oligotrophus juniperinus: information on its parasitoids 2017 32(1) Oligotrophus juniperinus and O. panteli in Scotland 2015 30(1) Ophelimus ?maskelli on Eucalyptus: a new Eulophid for Britain 2006 21(2) New host and locality records 2011 26(2) Organism Names - are they still changing? 2003 18 (2) Organisms found in galls – a guide 2016 31 (2) Oriental Chestnut Gall Wasp found in UK 2015 30 (2)

Paltodora cytisella (Lep. Gelechiidae) galling bracken (Pteridium aquilinum) 2000 15 (2) Pammene fasciata (Lep. Tortricidae): an inquiline in Andricus quercuscalicis galls 2001 16(2) Parasitic Plants as Gall Causers 1987 2(2) Parasitoids of Andricus quercuscalicis 1988 3(1): 2005 20 (1) Parasitoids of Aphelonyx cerricola 2002 17(2) Parasitoids of Isocolus fitchi 2016 31 (2) Parasitoids of Oligotrophus juniperinus 2017 32(1) Parasitoids of Phanacis hypochoeridis 2002 17(1): 2012 27(2) Parasitoids of marginemtorquens 2004 19 (1) Parasitoids of Synophrus politus 2002 17(2) Paroxyna misella (Tephritidae) galling mugwort 2006 21(2) Paroxyna misella parasitised by Pteromalus parietinae 2008 23 (1) Patchiella reaumuri (Pemphigidae) in Warwickshire 2007 22 (1) Pemphigus populi in Essex 2003 18 (2) Periclistus species: inquilines with an apparent cecidogenic effect 1995 10(2) Periwinkle Gall – a request 2005 20 (1) Peronospora farinose f. sp. betae galling red beet 2007 22(2) Phanacis caulicola: notes on distribution & ecology 1992 7(2) in Suffolk 1997 12(2) in Kent 1999 14 (1) Phanacis hypochoeridis and its parasitoids 2002 17(1): 2012 27(2) Phenolic Contents of some British Cynipid Galls 1986 1(1) Phenylalanine: ammonium lysase activity in marble galls 1990 5(1) Pheromones: production of mating pheromones by female cynipids 1995 10(1) Photographing Gall Insects 2009 24(1) Photographing Galls 2004 19 (1) Phragmidium rosaepimpinellifoliae – a rust forming internal sori on burnet rose 2008 23 (1) Phyllocnistis unipunctella: an unusual case of galling of poplar leaves 1992 7(2) Phyllocolpa galls on Salix: a key to the galls 1994 9(1): 1994 9(2) (a correction) Phyllocoptes gibbosus New to Ireland 1998 13(1) Physoderma potteri – a fungal gall on bird’s-foot trefoil 2012 27 (1) Pit Scales (Asterolecaniidae) 2009 24(2) Placochela ligustri & P. nigripes 1999 14 (1) Plagiotrochus australis and P. coriaceus new to Britain 2007 22 (1) Plagiotrochus quercusilicis – the 1st British record 2004 19(2) on the Isle of Wight 2008 23(2): 2011 26(2) Planetella gallarum galling Carex trinervis 2013 28(2) Plantain Aberrations 1999 14(2) Plantain Galls (or not!) 2000 15(1) Plant-Gall Interactions: a report on the joint RES/BPGS Conference, April 2005 2006 21(2) Plant Gall Year (2013) 2014 29(1) Plant Gall Year (2014) 2015 30(1) Plant Gall Year (2015) 2016 31(1) 10

Plant Gall Year (2016) 2017 32(1) Plant Galls: Organisms, Interactions, & Populations (1992 Symposium ) 1992 7(2) a survey of common names & binomials with their causers 1993 8(1), 1993 8(2) Plant Plasticity: the responses of plants to attack by various gall-inducing organisms 1993 8(1) Pocket Plums (see sloes and Prunus) Polygonum: Rolled-leaf galls 1992 7(1) Polystepha malpighii - a neglected oak gall (Cecidomyiidae) 2001 16 (1) Pontania Galls: a preliminary key to the galls & a list of their host plants & known synonyms 1991 6(2) on Salix: keys & host-plants 1992 7(2) & their inquilines 1993 8(2) Identification of galls of the Pontania viminalis group on sallows 2006 21 (1) Pontania & Salix: some thoughts on the problems of identification 1993 8(1) Pontania tuberculata: distinction of galls from those of P. pedunculi 1994 9(1) Pontania pedunculi 1994 9(1) 1998 13 (1) Powdery mildews as gall inducers 2001 16 (1) Predation of Callirhytis galls by mammals and birds 2005 20(2) Preservation of Galls 2004 19 (1) Proales werneckii galls (rotifer) on algae of the Vaucheria 2001 16(2) Predation of Galls 1990 5(1): 1990 5(2) Protomyces macrosporus - a fungal gall on hemlock water dropwort 1988 3(2) (blackthorn) galled by Taphrina pruni 2002 17(2) Prunus cerasifera galled by Taphrina pruni in Suffolk 2002 17(2) buxi galling box in Hartlepool 1998 13(2) Psyllids: A review of the gall-inducing psyllids in Britain 2017 32(1) Pteridium aquilinum (bracken) galled by Paltodora cytisella 2000 15(2) Pteromalus parietinae parasitic in galls of Paroxyna misella in mugwort 2008 23 (1) Puccinia antirrhinii - the rust gall of antirrhinum 1993 8(1) Puccinia malvacearum on Hollyhock 1992 7(2) Puccinia rugulosa rediscovered 1990 5(2) Putoniella pruni: in an unusual position 2004 19(2) Some notes on its distribution 2014 29(2) Puccinia scirpi 2011 26(1) Pycnogonida (sea spiders) galling sea firs (Hydrozoa) 1998 13 (1)

Quantifying Galls: studying the invasion of species-rich communities 2001 16 (1) Quercus ilex: galled acorns 1988 3(2) flowers galled by the mite Aceria ilicis in Brittany 1997 12(1)

Rabdophaga marginemtorquens: parasitoids reared from the galls on osier 2004 19 (1) Rabdophaga rosaria: name correction 2006 21 (1) Rabdophaga rosariella 2009 24(1) Ram’s Horn Gall (Andricus aries): New to Britain? 1999 14 (1) decline in and around London 2006 21 (1) recent range expansion in Continental Europe 2001 16(2) sexual generation occurs on Turkey oak 2001 16(2) spreading around London 2000 15(2) Rearing cage for Galls 2015 30(1) Rearing Insects from Galls 2004 19 (1) Recording Galls Cecidomyiidae: some problems with recording 1996 11(1) Field Meetings & their Value in recording 1994 9(2) Gall Occurrence - the Question of Records 1986 1(1) Galls of Eriophyoid Mites and Nematodes 2009 24(1) Herbaria as a Source of Gall Records 1986 1(1) Hints & Suggestions for Recorders 1988 3(1): 1990 5(2): 1991 6(2): 1992 7(1) Importance of Host Plants (What’s it On?) 2001 16(2) New Records: A Word of Caution 1999 14 (1) Recording galls & their inducers 1996 11(1): 1997 12(1) Recording on Managed Sites (Reserves) 1989 4(2) 11

The Recording Scheme 1989 4(2) Recording Species Richness 1999 14 (1) The BPGS Recording Scheme 2006 21 (1) Records Berkshire: Silwood Park, Ascot 1993 8(2) Cambridgeshire: Brampton Wood 1996 11(2) Carmarthenshire: a report on a joint meeting with Welsh members of BSBI 2004 19(2) Cheshire: Delamere Forest 1994 9(2) Chester Zoo 1989 4(1) Clwyd 1994 9(2) Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly 2014 29(1) Cumbria: Silverdale 1990 5(2) East Anglia 1998 13 (1) East Sussex 1987 2(2) Essex 2011 26(1) Essex: Epping Forest 1995 10(1) Essex: Relict Heathland Galls 1998 13 (1) Essex & Warwickshire: a comparison of oak cynipid gall populations 1992 7(1) Essex Gall Survey 1989 4(3) Essex: The Stour Estuary 1995 10(2) Exmoor 1988 3(1) Gloucestershire 1998 13 (1): 13 (2) Hertfordshire: Hertford Heath & Balls Wood 1994 9(1) Highland Scotland 2007 22 (1) Ireland 1995 10(1): 1995 10(2): 1996 11(1): 1997 12(1): 1998 13 (1): 1999 14 (1) 2000 15(2): 2001 16(2): 2003 18(1): 2004 19 (1): 2006 21 (1): 2008 23(2) 2011 26(2) Isle of Wight 1989 4(3): 1994 9(1): 1999 14 (1): 2004 19 (1): 2006 21(2) Isles of Scilly 1987 2(1) Jersey 2012 27(2) Kent: Bysing Wood, Faversham 1997 12(1) Kent: Farningham Wood 2007 22 (1) Kent: List of cynipinae from Kent 2000 15(2): 2002 17(2): 004 19 (1): 2007 22 (1) Lancashire: Arnside 1990 5(2) Leicestershire 2009 24(1) Leicestershire: Bosworth Field 1992 7(2), Groby 1992 7(2) London in winter 1989 4(1): 1989 4(2) Miscellaneous Records from Northern England & Scotland 1986 1(1) Miscellaneous Records extracted from The Vasculum 1991 6(1) Monks Wood 1987 2(1) Norfolk: Billingford Common 1997 12(1), West Harling & Bridgham 1995 10(2) Northern Ireland 1999 14 (1) North Wales 1986 1(1) Northamptonshire 1987 2(1) Orkney: 1986 1(1): 1986 1(2): 2002 17(2) Oxfordshire: Hill End & Wytham Woods 1997 12(1) Scotland 1994 9(1): 1995 10(1): 2014 29(2) Eriophyid mites in Scotland 2015 30 (2) Skomer 1987 2(2) Somerset Gall Records 1986 1(2) Staffordshire: Coombes Valley NR 1995 10(1) Suffolk: Bradfield Woods 1995 10(1): Minsmere 2017 32(1) Surrey: Chobham Common 1993 8(2) Surrey: Gall Midges (Cecidomyiidae around Ripley) 2007 22 (1) Sussex 2013 28(2) Warwickshire: 1997 12(1): 1997 12(2): 1998 13(2): 2011 26(1) West Midlands: Sandwell Valley 1988 3(2): 1992 7(1) West Sussex: Barnham 1986 1(2) Wheatfen (Norfolk) 2004 19 (1) Wiltshire 1987 2(1) Worcestershire: Avonbank 1997 12(1) 12

Wyre Forest 1986 1(2) Yorkshire 2006 21(2) Yorkshire: Anston Stones Wood 1995 10(2) Melton Wood 1994 9(1): 2011 26(1) Sandall Beat Wood 1997 12(2) Yorkshire: first record of Urophora cardui 2007 22 (1) Records Data Manager: Report for 2007 2007 22(2) Red Barnacle Gall of Oak 2015 30(1) Red Oak – a non-identified gall causer 2012 27(2) Regional Gall Lists 2016 31 (2) Regional differences between gall populations: A Walk Amongst Gene Pools 1995 10(1) Rhinocyllus conicus (weevil) galling spear thistle 2012 27(2) Rhopalomyia millefolii and related galls 2008 23 (1) Robin’s Pincushion Gall: notes on fluctuations in abundance 1994 9(1) project started by Insect and Invertebrate Group 2001 16(2) Robin’s Pincushion Bonanza 2016 31(1) Rosa pimpinellifolia – an internal rust gall 2008 23 (1) Roseroot galled by Aceria rhodiolae 2016 31(1) Rotifer (Proales werneckii) causing galls on algae 2001 16(2) Rust Fungi Potential for Biological Control of Hawkweed 1986 1(1) Rust Fungi causing galls – some rare species 2011 26(1) Rust Gall of Hollyhock 1992 7(2)

Salix: a list of Salix species & their associated Pontania species in Britain 1991 6(2) keys to Phyllocolpa galls 1994 9(1) keys to Pontania galls, with a list of host plants 1992 7(2) Salix & Pontania: some thoughts on identification problems 1993 8(1): 2009 24(2) Sawflies of the Pontania pedunculi group 1998 13 (1) Scanning Galls produces quick and detailed images for permanent records 2005 20(2) Schizocarpic Fruits in Sycamore 1990 5(1) Schizomyia galiorum (Cecidomyiidae) on bedstraws in Cornwall 2012 27 (1) Schlectendalia chinensis (Chinese gallnuts) 2016 31 (2) Scotland: The BPGS visit of 2007 2007 22(2) Sea Firs (Hydrozoa) galled by larval sea spiders 1998 13 (1) Sea Spiders (Pycnogonida) galling sea firs 1998 13 (1) Seaweeds galled by crustaceans 1994 9(1) Semudobia galls on Birch: a method of assessment 1991 6(2) Semudobia galls – a new project for the Invertebrate Group 2011 26(2): 2012 27 (1): 2013 28(1) Semudobia galls on B. pendula, B. pubescens and their hybrids in Scotland 2000 15(2) Semudobia tarda galls – their aerodynamics: why are they wingless? 2014 29(1) Sibinia primita galls on Sagina 2005 20 (1) Site Similarity Matrices as Devices for Investigating Gall Ecology 1989 4(1) Slide Collection of BPGS 2004 19 (1) Sloes: galled by the fungus Taphrina pruni 1993 8(2): 1994 9(1): 2000 15(2): 2002 17(2) Smooth Spangle Gall: an undescribed form (borealis) of the gall in Scotland 1997 12(2) Smuts: Sweet Corn Smut (Ustilago maydis) 1993 8(1): 1993 8(2): 1995 10(2) Snowberry: an unknown gall 1993 8(1) Sorbus species galled by mites (Eriophyidae) 1989 4(2) Sorosphaera veronicae galling germander speedwell 2000 15(1) Sorosphaera veronicae in London 2000 15(1) Sowthistles galled by the aphid Hyperomyzus lactucae 1994 9(2) Spangle Galls: attacked by Xenodiplosis laeviusculi (Cecidomyiidae) 1997 12(1) in Norfolk 1997 12(1): 1998 13(2) is the bisexual generation necessary? 1992 7(2) smooth spangle: an undescribed form (borealis) of the gall in Scotland 1997 12(2) their role in the energetics of Quercus species 1988 3(1) Spruce galls of Adelges aphids 2014 29(1) Stefaniella (Cecidomyiidae) Galling Atriplex species in Britain 2003 18(1) Stefaniella Galls: new records on Atriplex in Thames Estuary 2005 20 (1) 13

Stenopterapion scutellare (weevil) on gorse 2013 28(1) Subanguina graminophila (nematode) on common bent grass 2007 22 (1) Successori of Galls in Kent 2003 18(1) Swanton: E. W. Swanton’s gall collection 2006 21 (1) Sycamore: mite galls 2005 20(2) schizocarpic fruits 1990 5(1) the distribution of mite galls on the leaves 1995 10(1): 2005 20(2) erineum in the vein angles 2000 15(1) Symphoricarpos (snowberry): an unknown gall 1993 8(1) Symposia The Biology of Gall-Inducing Arthropods: 3rd International Symposium, Stellenbosch, January 2002: a report and list of papers presented. 2002 17(2) International Union of Forest Research Organisations, Siberia 1993: list of papers read 1994 9(1) Plant Galls: Organisms, Interactions & Populations (BPGS & Systematics Association 1992) 1992 7(2) Synergus species with an apparent cecidogenic effect 1995 10(2) Synergus gallaepomiformis - an inquiline in Andricus solitarius galls 2001 16(2) Synophrus politus Parasitoids reared from its galls 2002 17(2)

Taphrina alni on grey alder 2010 25(1) Taphrina amentorum galling alder catkins 1999 14(2) Taphrina amentorum Tissues of origin of the galls 2001 16 (1) in Cornwall 2000 15(2) in Ireland 2000 15(1) in Northumberland 2000 15(1) Taphrina caerulescens on Quercus ilex 2009 24(1) on red oaks in SE England 2003 18(1) Taphrina padi galling bird cherry in Scotland 1995 10(2) Taphrina padi in Suffolk 2002 17(2) Taphrina pruni galling sloes (blackthorn) 1993 8(2): 1994 9(1): 2001 16 (1): 2002 17(2) Taphrina pruni in Yorkshire 2000 15(2) Taxomyia taxi – a new publication 2005 20 (1) Tephritid Flies in Thistles 1986 1(2): 1992 7(2) Teratology in Plants 2003 18(1) Tetraneura Galls in Britain and France 2003 18(1): 2003 18 (2) Thalestris rhodymeniae (a copepod crustacean) galling red seaweeds 1994 9(1) Third International Gall Meeting (Belgium, June 2015) 2015 30 (2) Thistle Galls 1989 4(1) Thistle galled by the weevil Rhinocyllus conicus 2012 27(2) Thrips: Checklist of British gall-causing Thysanoptera 2001 16 (1) Thysanoptera: Checklist of British gall-causing Thysanoptera 2001 16 (1) Tilia  europaea (common lime) galled by Eriophyes species 1993 8(2) Torymus pimpinellifoliae – a of Janetiella frankumi 2011 26(1) Trigonaspis megaptera: inhabitants of the sexual galls 2002 17(1) Struggling in the east? 2008 23(2) Trioza centranthi in Britain 2016 31(1) 2016 31 (2) Trioza remota on Quercus rubra 1998 13(2): 2012 27 (1) Turkey Oak: identification of galls of the sexual generations of Andricus spp 2000 15(2)

Urophora cardui In Yorkshire 2007 22 (1) Ustilago maydis (sweet corn smut) in Norfolk 1993 8(1) Ustilago zeae galling maize cobs 1993 8(2): 1995 10(2)

Vasates epiphyllus (Eriophyidae) on ash 1994 9(1) Vasates quadripedes (Eriophyidae) on Acer saccharinum (silver maple) 2002 17 (1): 2002 17 (2) Vasates quadripedes on the Isle of Wight 2004 19 (1) Vaucheria frigida: does it harbour a fungus gall? 2006 21(2) Verification Procedures 2005 20 (1) 14

Vine Leaves galled by the mite Colomerus (=Eriophyes) 1997 12(2)

Walnut galled by Aphids 1998 13(2) Walnut galled by the mite Aceria tristriatus 2007 22(2) What is a Gall? : some problems of definition 1987 2(2) Willowherbs (Onagraceae) galled by moths of the genus Mompha in Britain 1996 11(2) Winter Galls 1989 4(1): 1989 4(2) Witches’ Brooms & the origin of some cultivars 1990 5(2) Witches’ Brooms and Witches’ Cradles 2000 15(2) - a bacterium altering reproduction on gall wasps 2000 15(1) Woodpeckers Attacking Fungal Galls on Acacia in India 2014 29(2) Wyre Forest Meeting 2005 20 (1)

Xenodiplosis laeviusculi (Cecidomyiidae) attacking spangle galls 1997 12(1) Xestophanes galls on Potentilla reptans 2002 17(1): 2011 26(2)

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