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Trioza alacris in North Yorkshire I see from Redfern and Shirley that Trioza alacris is 'common in southern England and Wales, spreading northwards'. Not sure how far north it has been recorded Posted - Mon Nov 16, 2009 4:22 pm	johneppleby Offline Send Email
A. grossulariae new form? Hi, I collected some what looked like lumpy (rough) Knopper Galls in Norfolk last week. All had rough tops to some of the ridges and a few had distinct Posted - Mon Nov 16, 2009 8:09 am	Robert maidstonerobert Offline Send Email
Re: Andricus grossulariae Hi Karsten, Yes, I have a grid reference for my finds, it is ST 644696. I found both A.grossulariae and N.saliens on the same tree (Quercus cerris) this year. Posted - Sat Nov 7, 2009 12:12 pm	Penelope Fleming penny.flemin... Offline Send Email
Re: Andricus grossulariae On my info the Bath area would be outside the known distributions for both species. However, I look forward to be corrected, since we didn't get to that part Posted - Fri Nov 6, 2009 1:47 pm	Schonrogge, Karsten andricusuk Offline Send Email
Andricus grossulariae Please can anyone tell me if they have found Andricus grossulariae in the VC5 region this year? I found it in June on a Quercus cerris (along with Neuroteris Posted - Fri Nov 6, 2009 1:40 pm	penny.fleming130 penny.flemin... Offline Send Email
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