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Bunchberry Squiggler Unmasked!

Posted on April 16, 2015 by Charley Eiseman

You may recall that back in September, I wrote about some mysterious squiggles radiating from the bases of bunchberry leaves: I rambled on about how I thought they must be caused by a species of Antispila (Heliozelidae), but not A. freemani, the … Continue reading →

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Monthly Mystery #22: Bunchberry Squiggles

Posted on September 1, 2014 by Charley Eiseman

Last week I was back in Maine to finish up work on the natural resource inventories I’ve been conducting there.  On Tuesday, some reddish lines radiating from bunchberry (Cornus canadensis / Chamaepericlymenum canadense) leaf bases caught my eye. The first set of … Continue reading →

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