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"content": "This isa mystery. It is a distorted flower bud on a magnolia. It appears to be a wasp gall but hosting numerous larvae, rather than one. The white spots are odd though.\n\nThis is a fully mature specimen tree grown in a huge pot, so I would guess sourced wholesale from Italy. \n\nGalls are normally quite specific but I can't find any reference to a specific wasp.\n\nMagnolia is not a UK native so my presumption is that this is an invasive. I intend to remove the galls and destroy them, as a precaution.\n\nHas anyone seen these before?\n\n#insects #wasps #entomology #horticulture #magnolia\nhttps://media.expressional.social/media_attachments/files/114/931/508/320/657/565/original/2295292969d98b3b.jpg\n",
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