Andricus cecconii Kieffer, 1901

—Distribution in Burdur: Asexual generation: Ağlasun (1, 10), Altınyayla (22), Burdur Centre (38), Çavdır (48), Kemer (74), Tefenni (78), Yeşilova (85, 89–90, 92–94, 96, 100). Sexual generation: Tefenni (77), Yeşilova (97).

—Host plants in Burdur: Q. infectoria (asexual generation) and Q. ithaburensis (sexual generation).—Biology: Asexual galls mature in the autumn, and while most adults emerge in January, some emerge in early spring. Sexual galls develop in late February and adults emerge in April (Shachar et al. 2018).