Acacia pycnantha at Queanbeyan West, NSW

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Oct 2016

You have photographed a gall, which is like a cancerous growth on the plant with the extra growth triggered by invasion of a foreign entity such as a fungus, bacteria or larvae stages of wasps or beetles. If this wattle is indeed Acacia penninervis this wattle is regionally uncommon and not previously recorded in the Queanbeyan area.

BettyDonWood wrote:

9 Oct 2016