Cootamundra Wattle x Green Wattle (Hybrid) at Kambah, ACT
Identification history
| Acacia baileyana x Acacia decurrens | 29 Aug 2022 | MichaelMulvaney | ||
| Acacia baileyana x Acacia decurrens | 29 Aug 2022 | GinaK |
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Growth on leaves
5 comments
GinaK
wrote:
29 Aug 2022
GinaK
wrote:
29 Aug 2022
There were also red growths that look like berries on the leaves of these wattle trees
MichaelT
wrote:
30 Aug 2022
Hi GinaK this is quite a good resource for galls http://oneminutebugs.com.au/gall-inducing-insects/
But the short answer is that wasps will eventually emerge from them and they won't do much to the plant if there is only a small number of them. A large number can stunt the growth of the plant and eventually kill it. Gall producing insects are actually used as biological controls for plants in some instances.
But the short answer is that wasps will eventually emerge from them and they won't do much to the plant if there is only a small number of them. A large number can stunt the growth of the plant and eventually kill it. Gall producing insects are actually used as biological controls for plants in some instances.
Location information
- Coordinates 149.047713-35.370358
- Altitude 699.0m
- Maps Cooleman Ridge
- Places Kambah, ACT
Sighting information
- At least 1 Abundance
- 29 Aug 2022 11:32 AM Recorded on
- GinaK Recorded by
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Collections
Plants Wattles GinaK Canberra & Southern Tablelands NatureMapr
Species information
- Acacia baileyana x Acacia decurrens Scientific name
- Cootamundra Wattle x Green Wattle (Hybrid) Common name
- Not Sensitive
- Non-local native
- Minor weed or pest
- Up to 753.52m Recorded at altitude
- Machine learning
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In flower
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