Abstract:The galls on tree Rhus potaninii Maxim,resulted by aphid,Kaburagia rhusicola Takagi,have long been recognized as a valuable forest by-product in mountain areas. A project on approaching a few new technique measure for increasing gall yield hasbeen carried out in Zhushan regions in Hubei province since 1994. The preliminary results show that improing aphid's overwinter habits by retaining shrubs and herbs undertrees can help migrant aphids to locate on trees in the next spring,with locating percentage 38.4 times higher than that of trees without shrubs and herbs. Protecting springmigrant aphids by binding some herbs around the tree branch part can also result in 2.6times and 2. 5 times increase in gall number per tree and yields, respectively. Gallweights on tree variety with 13 compound leaves are significantly greater than any otherkinds of varieties. In addition,timely pruning,rarefying flowers,cutting a groove arounda tree base part and thus preserving fluids are found to be effective means for increasinggall quality and yield.