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Will it kill my tree? How do I control it? Those small bumps, balls and swell areas on trees are caused by insects called galls. Galls are growths on plants that may be a simple bump or a ball with ...

I did some research and found the process for producing the oak balls to be fascinating. A tiny oak gall wasp drills into a twig or leaf of the tree and places an egg inside the plant tissue. While ...

The wasps are not caped vigilantes or gallant galactic rogues, but minuscule marauders in the spotlight thanks to new research from Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences. The experts have named ...

The Biden and Newsom administrations will soon adopt new rules for California’s major water delivery systems that will determine how much water may be pumped from rivers while providing ...

THOMPSON-OKANAGAN - Those pesky uninvited guests at your barbeque dinner are looking for their last free meals of the summer. Following are a collection of reader responses to stories or letters ...

The bumps on oak tree foliage and branches are galls caused by minute cynipid wasps, and do not harm people or the trees. Cut warm-season grasses short and over-seed with cool season grasses – annual ...

churning out dross such as the appalling Secret Invasion streaming series (which had the gall to turn Samuel L Jackson’s Nick Fury into a cringe-worthy curmudgeon) and the migraine-inducing nightmare ...

Were you as impressed as we were when Wasp raised his voice in song for the first time on “The Masked Singer”? He wowed us with his flawless cover of the Justin Timberlake hit “Rock Your ...

But for those who are still deciding and curious about what other California voters think about the statewide ballot measures, a new poll out Wednesday night from the Public Policy Institute of ...

For more than a week straight, photographers, scientists and adventure seekers alike have captured dazzling images of an electric blue light emitting from Southern California’s waves at night.