To date, there is no generally accepted satisfactory Definition of the term "plant gall" or "Cecidie.
will naturally be sought the widest possible definition, which is then naturally very general. You should understand the relationship between the bile production and its host in a few words, for example, benefits to the bile production and possibly disadvantages for the host plant or the nature of morphological changes, but without specific features to be incorporated. The
used in the Photo Gallery "plant galls" definition based on the formulation of COAST (1953) to:
"bile, all items are abnormal growth that occurs to some plants under the influence of animal or plant parasites and the breeding ground for this issue.
After MEYER (1987), plant galls are all positive and negative growth effects with abnormal differentiation of plants that are raised by animal or plant pathogens.
Both definitions have, for example, the defect that it galls on higher fungi . not to include because mushrooms are considered a separate kingdom of living beings and not to the plant kingdom are
REDFERN and M. (1992, 2002) write very well: "A gall is an abnormal growth caused by a plant or other host, by the influence of another organism. It includes the expansion and / or proliferation of host cells and provides the producer of both bile a habitation and food or nutrients.
WILLIAMS (1994) urges caution on such definitions, however, especially because the terminology often varies with increasing knowledge. One is universally acceptable and agreed definition may be an impossibility and could Cecidologie more benefit when the researchers focused on the study of the bile instead of playing with words
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