sto plants, should circumstances favor its increase, it may, inthe course of a few years, positively swarm. The common marble gall was almost unknown in thiscountry thirty years ago, when it suddenly became commonand has remained so. Were it again to increase as rapidlyour oak plantations would be… … Or is it the action of the grub in obtaining nourishment from 1 similar galls, were in many cases really only the differ-the surrounding cells? Dr. Adler is decidedly in favor of ent forms which occur in alternate generations of the same,the latter solution, and has conclusively proved that the the…
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