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Oikos, 1999
Plants are subject to attack by a range of insect herbivores including those producing galls. Gall formation is a remarkable process in which the insect becomes the new organiser of plant development: normal cellular differentiation is inhibited, and the growth of the tissue is altered to produce characteristic and often bizarre structures (Meyer 1987,
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Gall Insect Menace in Eucalyptus

Indian Journal of Forestry, 2016
Altogether about 920 species of insects recorded from Eucalyptus worldwide, about six species are gall insects. Of these, Leptocybe invasa, is a major nursery pest of Eucalyptus, exclusively responsible for gall formation in seedlings and saplings, including coppice shoots. The insect has threatened Eucalyptus propagation in nursery stage.
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Influence of the sex of galling insects on gall metabolism: The case of eriococcid galls