Eating galls... For science - April 2024

Gall 1: Neuroterus quercusbaccarum on Quercus faginea
Date: April 20
Taste: Vaguely grape-like. But more watery than Plagiotrochus quercusilicis for example.
Texture: Fleshy, grape-like, although much more firmer than what I expected.
Smell: Slightly fruity.

Gall 2: Pericartiellus durieui on Umbilicus rupestris
Date: April 19
Taste: Just somewhat leafy and watery. Not too good.
Texture: Crunchy but fleshy, as firm as a pear maybe.
Smell: Noticeably leafy.

Gall 3: Biorrhiza pallida on Quercus faginea
Date: April 6
Taste: Actually close to an apple, probably because I was hungry though. Also currant-like but sweeter than Plagiotrochus quercusilicis
Texture: Crunchy but fleshy, also like an apple.
Smell: None noticed.
Notes: Not much of a difference between a "ripe" gall and the green one.

Publicado el abril 23, 2024 07:59 TARDE por juan_sphex juan_sphex

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Abril 2024

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Abril 2024

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Abril 19, 2024 a las 07:14 TARDE CEST

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Larvae inside large and sucullent galling of the stem of Umbilicus rupestris

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Abril 20, 2024 a las 10:33 MAÑANA CEST

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Sexual generation. Fleshy gall on Quercus faginea catkins.

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You need to make a YouTube channel with videos of each tasting.

Publicado por igor_kuzmin hace 3 meses

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