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- Gall not composed of distinct, elongate lobes (
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4. Irregularly shaped gall up to
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in diameter, composed of long, tapered, delicate lobes of varying length, pale green when young, brown and woody when mature................
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- Gall usually composed of 3 thick, widely splayed lobes...........................................................................................
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5. Scaly, artichoke-like brown gall, up to
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long, in apical buds. Tip of gall tightly closed when young, open when mature.............................
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6. Cylindrical, velvety, light brown gall in apical bud, narrowest at mid part.........................................................................................
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Gall different from above............................................................................... 7
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Carambola-shaped gall, with 34 distinct longitudinal ridges,
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wide. Green when young, pale brown when mature..................................................
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9. Gall entirely composed of distinct lobes forming spherical structure (
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- Gall is spiny or smooth sphere, not composed of discrete lobes (
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10. Gall composed of short and thick, pyramidal lobes,
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11. Gall up to
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Gall up to
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14. Gall more than
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- Gall usually much smaller, covered by straight, blunt, short spines, up to
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15. Big gall, more than
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16. Gall up to
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long projections, often joined by shallow ridges. Pale green when young, very pale brown and extremely hard when mature. Very common....................................................................................
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17. Gall without stalk, with apical crown, resembling blueberry. On branch tips, mostly in clusters. Green when young, brown and very hard when mature.............................
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- Gall carried on long stalk, with very short apical projections up to
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long, pale brown. Only on Mt. Hermon.......................................................................
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19. Gall densely covered by long, curved, tapered and branching spines up to
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21. Spherical gall, up to
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22. Elongate gall,
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23. Flat, blister-like gall between upper and lower epidermis of leaf,
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24. Small, ovoid gall attached to main leaf vein,
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25. Gall is entire sphere, clustered or solitary (
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- Gall is half sphere, ring-shaped or flat, usually in clusters (
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26. Gall is fleshy, firm sphere,
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- Gall is crinkled sphere,
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28. Dome-shaped gall,
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