What is another word for gallfly?
Pronunciation: [ɡˈalfla͡ɪ] (IPA) 
The term gallfly is used to describe small parasitic insects that lay eggs on plants, which then develop into galls or abnormal growths. There are a variety of other terms that are used to describe these insects including gall wasps, gall midges, and gall gnats. These insects are often difficult to distinguish from one another due to their small size and similar appearance. They are commonly found on trees, bushes, and other plant species and can impact the growth and health of these plants. Synonyms for gallfly include gall-maker, gall-insect, and Cynipid. These insects play an important role in plant ecosystems as they can act as pollinators and contribute to the diversity of species within an area.
