[Stefaniella atriplicis] Une cécidomyie et sa galle

[Ayman K. Elsayed]

Dear Dr. Helene,

Thank you very much for your kind reply.
In fact, I moved to Japan since 2014 and now studying Japanese gall midges beside the Egyptian.
To perform high quality of phylogenetic research, we need to collect samples from different regions. So, now I am trying to find collaborators from France and Italy in order to improve my results on the Egyptian gall midges.
I would be so glad if you do not mind to collaborate with me (you will be included as a co-author on any publications will include your samples).
France has a lot of recorded gall midge species, but most of them need to be redescribed and lack of phylogenetic studies. So, I will welcome any gall midge samples from your side if you are interested in such cooperation.
I will wait your reply.