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Like all cynipids, they make galls on plants and are specific with regard to host species and tissue. Four plant genera, all asteraceous, are used by the wasps, of which Chrysothamnus, Lygodemnia, and Microseris are known to host one Antistrophus species each whereas Silphium host the remaining seven species.ike all cynipids, they make galls on plants and are specific with regard to host species and tissue. Four plant genera, all asteraceous, are used by the wasps, of which Chrysothamnus, Lygodemnia, and Microseris are known to host one Antistrophus species each whereas Silphium host the remaining seven species.
3. Gall midges-small delicate flies that are about 1/4 inches long, and have antennae. The maggot larvae are what produce the galls. Gall midges winter in galls and emerge in the spring. 4. Gall wasps (also known as Cynipids) - Wasp larvae that are formed usually on oaks. Although the number of gall producing organisms are numerous, there are only a few host plants available for them to inhabit. This severely limits the types of trees these insects can inhabit.