LIFE WITHIN GALL

Life within gall, the main principle is "A gall gives the inducing insect food and shelter "The insects Pauropsylla depressa, which cause galls on the Ficus glomerata plants they live on, are introduced in this book. One of the common trees in this genus is Ficus glomerata Roxb., and Ficus racemosa Linn. is a synonym for it. It investigates how gall insects have adapted to spend a portion of their lives in the cramped quarters of galls and details the various tactics used by various insect groups to locate an appropriate location for gall induction, acquire nutrition, shelter, and mate, as well as to get out of the gall. Galls are formed by diverse insect species on a range of plant species. Positively, the book explains the vital roles that gall-inducing insects play in managing invasive weeds, and producing native food. Information on the biology, ecology, and biological control of gall insects, P. depressa are covered in the book. Provide information on gall collection and study as well. I'm sure readers will find the Life within Gall section of "Gall insect" helpful.