Andricus turcicus Melika, Mutun & Dinç, 2014
on Quercus
gall
greyish gall, derived from a terminal or lateral bud, resembling the gall of A. truncicola (or an old cypress cone), but with much stronger developed spines; including the spines the gall is 9-11 mm in diameter. There is one central gall chamber. Adult wasps emerge in September.
host plants
Fagaceae, monophagous
Quercus infectoria, petraea.
notes
species described from Turkey; only asexual females are known.
references
Karaca & Katılmış (2020a), Mutun, Dinç, Bozsó & Melika (2014a).