Re messages from Tom, Maggie and Jerry re Aceria ilicis - I just thought it would be interesting to see what we have in the database for this species. There were two entries - my own last year from an Arboretum in Hertfordshire and another from D T Biggs on the Isle of Wight.
Janet
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Janet
To: british_galls@...
From: thomas.higginbottom@...
Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2008 18:11:22 +0000
Subject: Re: [british_galls] Galls on Holm Oak (Quercus ilex), Maidenhead
Hi Jerry,Many thanks for the observation. I have looked through French, Dutch and Hungarian books looking for something like your description. Hope you don't mind I thought it might be a good idea to copy your email to Margaret Redfern who is one of the authors of the 'Keys'.
Regards,Tom
jrclough2 <jrclough2@...> wrote:I've noticed galls on a Holm Oak in Kidwell's Park, Maidenhead. These
are small raised pimples (2-3 mm, above leaf dorsal surface) with what
I assume is an erineum on the ventral surface (rusty brown hairs).
Unfortunately no photos. I assume that this is likely to be Aceria
ilicis.
If anyone is interested in the location the oak is located by the
subway under the A4 just next to the roundabout junction with the
Marlow Road (A308), approx grid ref. SU 885 812.
Jerry Clough
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