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GENERAL INDEX

TO

REPORTS OF THE

STATE ENTOMOLOGIST

OF

CONNECTICUT
1901-1925

W. E. BRITTON, Ph.D.
State Entomologist

The Bulletins of this Station are mailed free to citizens of Connecticut
who apply for them, and to other applicants as far as the editions permit.

CONNECTICUT AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION

OFFICERS AND STAFF

as of
August 1926

BOARD OF CONTROL
His Excellency, John H. Trumbull, ex-officio, President

Charles R. Treat, Vice-President Orange

George A. Hopson, Secretary Mount Carmel

Wm. L. Slate, Jr., Director and Treasurer New Haven

Joseph W. Alsop Avon

Elijah Rogers Southington

Edward C. Schneider Middletown

Francis F. Lincoln Cheshire

STAFF.

E. H. Jenkins, Ph.D., Director Emeritus.

Administration. Wm. L. Slate, Jr., B.Sc, Director and Treasurer.

Miss L. M. Brautlecht, Bookkeeper and Librarian.
Miss J. V. Berger, Stenographer and Bookkeeper.
Miss Mary E. Bradley, Secretary.
G. E. Graham, In charge of Buildings and Grounds.

Chemistry. E. M. Bailey, Ph.D., Chemist in Charge.

Analytical C. E. Shepard |

Laboratory. Owen L. Nolan I .

Harry J. Fisher, A.B. f Assistant Chemists.

W. T. Mathis J

Frank C. Sheldon, Laboratory Assistant.

V. L. Churchill, Sampling Agent.

Miss Mabel Bacon, Stenographer.

Biochemical T. B. Osborne, Ph.D., Chemist in Charge.

Laboratory. H. B. Vickery, Ph.D., Biochemist.

Miss Helen C. Cannon, B.S., Dietitian.

Botany. G. P. Clinton, Sc.D., Botanist in Charge.

E. M. Stoddard, B.S., Pomologist.
Miss Florence A. McCormick, Ph.D., Pathologist.
Willis R. Hunt, Ph.D., Assistant in Botany.

A. D. McDonnell, General Assistant.
Mrs. W. W. Kelsey, Secretary.

Entomology. W. E. Britton, Ph.D. Entomologist in Charge; State

Entomologist.

B. H. Walden, B.Agr. ]

M. P. Zappe, B.S. \ Assistant Entomologists.

Philip Garman, Ph.D., J

Roger B. Friend, B.Sc, Graduate Assistant.

John T. Ashworth, Deputy in Charge of Gipsy Moth Work.

R. C. Botsford, Deputy in Charge of Mosquito Elimination.

Miss Grace A. Foote, B.A., Secretary.

Forestry. Walter O. Filley, Forester in Charge.

H. W. Hicock, M.F., Assistant Forester.

J. E. Riley, Jr., M.F., In charge of Blister Rust Control.

Miss Pauline A. Merchant, Stenographer.

Plant Breeding. Donald F. Jones, S.D., Geneticist in Charge.

P. C. Mangelsdorf, S.D._ Assistant Geneticist.
H. R. Murray, B.S., Graduate Assistant.

Soil Research. M. F. Morgan, M.S., Investigator.

H. G. M. Jacobson, M.S., Assistant.

Tobacco Sub-station Paul J. Anderson, Ph.D., Pathologist in Charge.

at Windsor. N. T. Nelson, Ph.D., Assistant Physiologist.

THE TUTTLE, MOREHOUSE & TAYLOR COMPANY

REPORTS OF THE STATE ENTOMOLOGIST

The report of the State Entomologist has been issued each year, beginning
with the establishment of the office in 1901. Consequently the number of
each report is the same as that of the year which it covers, in this the
twentieth century. Thus the 1st Report covers the year 1901, and the 25th
Report the year 1925. For the sake of brevity the first two figures have
been omitted, thus '01, '25. As the Annual Reports of the Station contain
the Reports of the State Entomologist, in this index it seemed best to cite
the number of the year instead of the report number, so that the index may
be used as well for entomological matter in the full Station Reports as for
the Reports of the State Entomologist.

As there are now many entomologists who keep files of these Reports,
and as certain scientific and public libraries bind them separately, though
each has its own index, a general index is a great help to ready reference
and will make the set far more useful. Nearly half of these Reports, particu-
larly the earlier numbers, are out of print and cannot be furnished except
as occasionally copies are returned. These are reserved to complete sets
for institutions and entomologists.

Acknowledgment should here be made to other members of the Ento-
mological Department, for assistance in planning this index and in preparing
the manuscript.

ERRATA

1903

Page 217, seventh line from bottom, for "Chinaspis" read Chionaspis.
Plate viii, b and c, show work and pupa of Sesia tipuliformis, Linn., instead
of Psenocerus supcrnotatus Say.

1904
Page 201, fourteenth line from top, for "20000" read 2000.

1905
Page 256, third line from bottom, and index, for "hamadryella" read hama-
dryadella.

1906

Page 223, second line, for "has" read have, and for "are" read is.
" 240, second line, for "if needed" read where necessary.
" 243, sixth line, for "was" read were.
" 253) twentieth line, for "137" read 138.
" 301, twelfth line from bottom, for "850" read 350; fifth line from

bottom, for "were" read was.
" 306, tenth line, for "larva" read larvae.

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1907
Page 271, second line, for "weight" read weigh.

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1908

Page 777, last line, for "Ridley" read Riley.

1909

Page 674, sixteenth line from top, for "xxiii" read xxviii.
" 678, seventh line from bottom, for "xxiii" read xxviii.
" 696, subtitle, and 697, seventh line, legend under Fig. 18, page 698,

eleventh line, and legend under Plate xxix, c, for "Hemiscopis"

read Hemiscopsis.

1920
Pages 142 and 143, top of third column, for "average" read acreage.

1925

Page 228, seventeenth line from bottom, for "abbietis" read abietis.

" 278, eleventh line from bottom, for "Toxoptera graminum, Rondani,"

read Rhopalosiphum prunifoliae, Fitch (Aphis avenue, in part,

of American authors).
" 321, tenth line, and in legend under Plate xvii, b, for "salicifolia" read

Thimbergi.

INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS

MAPS

Hartford, Conn., Map showing mosquito breeding areas, '04, facing page

280.
Mosquito breeding areas at mouth of Connecticut River, map showing, '15,

facing page 154.
New Haven, Conn., Map showing mosquito breeding areas, '04, facing page

294.
Stonington, Conn., Map showing area infested by gipsy moth, '06, facing

page 236.

TEXT FIGURES

Agrilus sinuatus, sinuate pear borer, '20, Fig. 11.

Agromyza simplex, asparagus miner, '06, Fig. 13.

Agrotis ypsilon, black cutworm, '06, Fig. 8.

Aleyrodes vaporariorum, white fly or plant house aleyrodes, '02, Figs. 6-10.

Alsophila pometaria, fall canker worm, '08, Fig. 9.

Anarsia lineatella, peach twig borer, '18, Figs. 10-11.

Anasa tristis, squash bug, '08, Figs. 14-16.

Anatis 15-punctata, fifteen-spotted lady-beetle, '10, Fig. 21.

Anisota senatoria, orange-striped oak-worm, '02, Fig. 18.

Anomala binotata, '02, Fig. 19.

Anomala orientalis, Asiatic beetle, '25, Figs. 46-47.

Anopheles maculipennis, malaria mosquito, '04, Figs. 12, 14, 15 ; '23, Fig. 16.

Anopheles punctipennis, '04, Fig. 13.

Anuraphis roseus (Aphis sorbi), rosy apple aphid, '09, Fig. 3.

Aphiochaeta rufipes, '10, Figs. 15-17.

Aphis gossypii, melon aphid, '08, Fig. 17.

Aphis pomi, green apple aphid, '03, Figs. 34-36.

Aphis pseudobrassicae, turnip aphid, '16, Fig. 2.

Aspidiotus perniciosus, San Jose scale, '01, Fig. 1; '03, Figs. 27, 32.

Autographa (Plusia) brassicae, cabbage looper, '10, Fig. 22.

Beaver swamp, New Haven, Map showing mosquito breeding areas, '08,

Fig. 10.
Bucculatrix canadensisella, birch leaf skeletonizer, '10, Figs. 19-20.

Caliroa cerasi, pear and cherry slug, '20, Figs. 12-13.

Caterpillar brush, '02, Fig. 5.

Certificate of inspection, nurseries, '25, Fig. 38.

Chilocorus bivulnerus, twice-stabbed lady-beetle, '02, Fig. 1.

Chionaspis furfura, scurfy scale, '03, Figs. 28-29.

Chloridea virescens (Heliothis rhexiae), tobacco bud worm moth, '09,

Fig. 6.
Connecticut, Map showing area infested by brown-tail moth, '11, Fig. 1;
'14, Fig. 3; '18, Fig. 7; '19, Fig. 16.
Map showing area infested by gipsy moth, '14, Fig. 2; '15,
Fig.' 1; '16, Fig. 1; '17, Fig. 1; '18, Fig. 7; '19, Fig. 16;
'20, Fig. 4; '21, Fig. 1; '22, Figs. 4-5; '23, Fig. 9; '24, Fig.
7; '25, Fig. 41.
Map showing area occupied by brood II of the periodical

cicada, '11, Fig. 2.
and Rhode Island, map of, '06, Fig. 2.
Conotrachelus nenuphar, plum curculio, '04, Fig. 10.
Crioceris asparagi, asparagus beetle, '21, Fig. 4.
Cryptorhynchus lapathi, willow curculio, '07, Fig. 5.

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Culex cantator, brown salt marsh mosquito, '04, Fig. 18; '12, Fig. 1.
pipiens, rain barrel mosquito, '04, Figs. 11, 16; '23, Figs. 11-13.
pretans, '04, Fig. 22.

sollicitans, banded salt marsh mosquito, '04, Figs. 17, 19 ; '12, Fig. 2;
'23, Fig. 14.

Diabrotica vittata, striped cucumber beetle, '08, Fig. 12; '17, Fig. 2.

Empoasca mali, apple leaf hopper, '04, Fig. 7.

Epilachna borealis, squash lady-beetle, '08, Fig. 13.

Epitrix cucumeris, cucumber or. potato flea-beetle, '06, Fig. 9.

Eristalis tenax, '10, Fig. 23.

Eulia velutinana, red-banded leaf-roller, '25, Fig. 45.

Euproctis chrysorrhoea, brown-tail moth, '02, Fig. 11; '07, Figs. 1-4; '10,

Figs. 10-14.
Euschistus variolarius, spined tobacco bug, '06, Fig. 10.

Formica fusca var. subsericea, a common ant, '22, Fig. 11.
Fumigating house for nursery stock, diagram, '06, Fig. 1.

Galerucella xanthomelaena (luteola), elm leaf beetle, '03, Fig. 33.
Glycobius (Plagionotus) speciosus, maple borer, '07, Fig. 6; '22, Fig. 10.

Habrobraconidea bicoloripes, '19, Fig. 19.

Halticus uhleri, garden flea-hopper, '04, Fig. 8.

Heliothis (Chloridea) obsoleta, corn ear worm, '21, Fig. 3.

Hemerocampa (Orgyia) leucostigma, white-marked tussock moth, '05, Fig.

1 ; '16, Fig. 3.
Hemerophila pariana, apple and thorn skeletonizer, '20, Figs. 7-10; '21,

Fig. 6.
Hemiscopsis cinerea, '10, Fig. 18.
Hylemyia (Phorbia, Pegomyia) brassicae, cabbage maggot, paper discs, '08,

Figs. 19-20; '14, Figs. 4-6.

Imported nursery stock, diagram showing source of, '14, Fig. 1.

Janus integer, currant stem-girdler, '20, Figs. 14-16.

Lachnosterna fusca, June beetle, '09, Fig. 9.

Lasioderma testaceum, cigarette beetle, '06, Figs. 11-12.

Laspeyresia molesta, Oriental peach moth, '18, Figs. 8-9; '25, Fig. 42.

Lepidosaphes ulmi (IVfytilaspis pomorum), oyster-shell scale, '03, Figs.

.3°-3I-
Limax maximus, spotted garden slug, '18, Fig. 13.
Limonius agonus, Eastern field wireworm, '25, Fig. 48.
Lygus pratensis, tarnished plant bug, '04, Fig. 9.

Macrophya simillima, '25, Fig. 49.

Macrosiphum solanifolii, potato aphid, '17, Fig. 3.

Malacosoma (Clisiocampa) americana, tent caterpillar, egg-mass, '02,

Fig. 3-
Melittia satyriniformis, squash borer, '08, Fig. 11.
Mosquito ditching, changes in vegetation in three years, '15, Figs. 2-5.
larva, showing parts used in classification, '04, Fig. 20.
larvae, showing position of Culex and Anopheles in relation to
surface of the water, '04, Fig. 21 ; '23, Fig. 15.

Northeastern United States, map showing area infested by leopard moth,
'11, Fig. 6.

Orchard spraying experiments, plan of, '20, Fig. 5 ; '23, Fig. 10.
Otiorhynchus ovatus, strawberry crown girdler, '09, Fig. 8.

INDEX TO REPORTS OF STATE ENTOMOLOGIST 665

Paratetranychus pilosus, European red mite, '20, Fig. 6 (1-5).

ununguis, spruce mite, '22, Fig. 8.
Pentilia misella, '02, Fig. 2.
Permit, dealers', '25, Fig. 39.

shippers', '25, Fig. 40.
Phengodes laticollis ?, a luminous insect, '03, Fig. 41.
Phlyctaenia ferrugalis, greenhouse leaf-tyer, '09, Fig. 7.
Phorbia rubivora, raspberry cane maggot, '02, Fig. 12.
Photographing insects, hints on, '24, Figs. 8-15.
Phytophaga violicola, violet gall midge, '21, Fig. 2.
Pissodes strobi, white pine weevil, '19, Fi.?s. 17-19.
Plant zones of salt marsh, diagram, '04, Fig. 23.
Plathypena scabra, green clover worm, '08, Fig. 18; '19, Fig. 20.
Plodia interpunctella, Indian meal moth, '05, Fig. 7; '17, Fig. 4.
Porthetria dispar, gipsy moth, '05, Figs. 2-6; '06, Figs. 3-7; '09, Figs. 1-2.
Priophorus acericaulis, maple leaf-stem borer, '11, Fig. 4.
Psenocerus supernotatus, native currant borer, '03, Fig. 42.
Psylla pyricola, pear psylla, '03, Figs. 37-39; '25, Figs. 43-44.
Pteronus ribesii, currant worm, '02, Figs. 13-17.
Pyrausta nubilalis, European corn borer, map, '18, Fig. 12.

Schizotetranychus schizopus, '22, Fig. 7.

Scolytus quadrispinosus, hickory bark borer, injury by adults at axils of

leaves, '01, Fig. 2.
Sesia rhododendri, rhododendron borer, '22, Fig. 9.
Syrphus torvus, '25, Fig. 50.
Systena taeniata, banded flea-beetle, '15, Fig. 6.

Tetranychus bimaculatus, common red spider, '20, Fig. 6 (6-10).

populi, '22, Fig. 6.
Thrips tabaci, onion thrips, '03, Fig. 40.

Tibicen septendecim, 17-year locust or periodical cicada, '11, Figs. 2-3.
Tmetocera ocellana, bud moth, '09, Fig. 4.
Toumeyella liriodendri, tulip tree scale, '21, Fig. 5.
Tree pruners, '02, Fig. 4; '07, Fig. 4.

Wallingford, Conn., Map showing area infested by gipsy moth, '09, Fig. 1.

Zeuzera pyrina, leopard moth, '09, Fig. 5; '11, Figs. 5-10.

PLATES

Acrobasis caryae, walnut bud moth, '12, VIII-IX.

Acronycta (Apatela) oblinita, smeared dagger moth, '19, XXVII.

Agrilus anxius, bronze birch borer, '22, XIV, c-d.

bilineatus, galleries of, '13, XII, b.

champlaini, galls of, '12, XVI, c.

viridis var. fagi, rose stem girdler, '25, XIX, a.
Agrotis unicolor, '25, XVIII.

ypsilon, black cutworm, '06, XV, b and c.
Alabama (Aletia) argillacea, cotton moth, '11, VIII, d; '23, XXIV, d.
Alaus oculatus, eyed elater, '16, IX, a.
Aleyrodes vaporariorum, white fly or plant house aleyrodes, '02, VIII-XI

'06, XVI, a.
Alsophila pometaria, fall canker worm, '08, XLIV-XLIX ; '24, XXXII.
Altica (Haltica) chalybea, grapevine flea beetle, '25, IX, b.
Alypia octomaculata, eight-spotted forester, '16, X-XI.
Anaphothrips striatus, grass thrips, injury to corn, '19, XXIX, a.
Anarsia lineatella, peach twig borer, '18, XXX, a.

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Anasa tristis, squash bug, '08, LII, a, LIII, d.

Anatis 15-punctata, fifteen-spotted lady-beetle, '10, XXVII, a.

Anomala binotata, strawberry leaves eaten by, '02, XII, b.

orientalis, Asiatic beetle, '22, XIV, b ; '23, XX; '24, XXIV-XXV,

a; '25, XL
Ants, cartridge injured by, '10, XXVIII, c.
Anuraphis roseus (Aphis sorbi), rosy apple aphid, '09, XII-XIII.

tulipae (Aphis gladioli), tulip or gladiolus aphid, '19, XXXII.
Aphis pomi, green apple aphid, '03, VI, a.

pseudobrassicae, turnip aphid, '16, IV, b; V.
Aphrophora parallela, parallel spittle bug, '16, XIII.
Apparatus for scoring fruit, '25, V, b.
Archips cerasivorana, cherry tent-maker, '11, VII.

rosana, '13, III-IV.
Argyresthia thuiella, arbor vitae leaf miner, '21, III-V.
Aspidiotus hederae, white or oleander scale, '05, II, a.

perniciosus, San Jose scale, '01, I-VIj '02, I-IV; '03, III-V;
'04, IV-IX; '05, I, IV, a; '06, I-II, a and b.
Asterolecanium variolosum, pit-making oak scale, '05, III, a.
Aulacaspis pentagona, West Indian peach scale, '13, VII, a.

rosae, rose scale, '05, V.

Basilona imperialis, '11, VIII, b.

Book injured by cockroaches, '04, III, b.

Bruchophagus funebris, clover seed chalcid, '19, XXX, a.

Bruchus obtectus, bean weevil, '17, XXV.

pisorum, pea weevil, '17, XXIV, e.
Bucculatrix canadensisella, birch leaf skeletonizer, '10, XXXII.
Byturus unicolor, raspberry fruit worm, strawberry blossoms injured
by, '25, IX, a.

Calendra oryzae, rice weevil, '17, XXIV, c.
Callosamia promethea, promethea moth, cocoon, '13, IX, c.
Calosoma scrutator, caterpillar hunter, '06, II, c.
Cecidomyia gleditchiae, galls on honey locust, '04, II, b.
Ceresa bubalus, Buffalo tree hopper, '15, XV, c and e.
Cerotoma trifurcata, bean leaf beetle, '18, XXXI, c, d.
Chermes abietis, spruce gall aphid, '06, XVI, b; '22, XX, a.

cooleyi, /16, XV, b ; '21, XX, b.

pinicorticis, pine bark aphid, '19, XV-XVI.
Chionaspis euonymi, euonymus scale, '05, II, b ; '21, X, c.
furfura, scurfy scale, '03, I ; '05, IV, c.
pinif oliae, pine leaf scale, '05, II, c ; '21, XI, a.
Chrysobothris femorata, galleries of, '13, XII, b.
Chrysomphalus aonidum, circular or fig scale, '05, V, b.
dictyospermi, Morgan's scale, '05, VI, a.
Cimbex americana, elm sawfly, '12, IX, c.
Cingilia catenaria, chain-dotted geometer, '23, XXIV, a-c.
Clastoptera proteus, blueberry spittle bug, '24, XXX, f.
Coleophora laricella, larch case bearer, '23, XlX.
Conistra indirecta, '21, XIII, a.

Conotrachelus crataegi, quince curculio, injury to pears, '25, XX, b-c.
juglandis, walnut weevil, '12, IV-VII.
nenuphar, plum curculio, '04, II, a.
Contarinia (Diplosis) pyrivora, pear midge, '13, VII, d and e.
Coptodisca splendoriferella, resplendent shield bearer, '21, XIV, b.
Corn-feeding larva (unidentified), '19, XXIX, c.
Crambus praefectellus, '19, XXV.

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Crioceris asparagi, asparagus beetle, '02, XV; '21, IX.

12-punctata, twelve-spotted asparagus beetle, '21, IX, e.
Cyllene robiniae, locust borer, '11, VIII, e.

Datana integerrima, walnut caterpillar, '14, XIX, b; '17, XX, d, XXI.

ministra, yellow-necked caterpillar, '01, XI, b; '17, XXII.
Depressaria heracliana, parsnip webworm, '19, XXX, b-c.
Diabrotica 12-punctata, twelve-spotted cucumber beetle, '08, LIII, a.
longicornis. Western corn root worm, '24, XXX, e.
vittata, striped cucumber beetle, '08, LI; LIII, b; '17, IV, V.
Diarthronomyia hypogaea, chrysanthemum gall midge, '18, XXXVI, b; '19

XXXI.
Diaspis carueli, juniper scale, '20, XIII, b.

echinocacti var. cacti, cactus scale, '15, XII, b.
Dichomeris marginellus, juniper webworm, '15, XVI, b and c.
Dilophonota ello, '22, XIV, a.

Diorymellus laevimargo, orchid weevil, '18, XXXI, b.
Diplotaxis atlantis, '15, XV, a.

Diprion simile, imported pine sawfly, '15, VII-IX ; '17, VI-IX.
Dusting apple trees, '20, IV-V, a.
peach trees, '25, VI, b.
peas, '24, XXXI, c.

Elm twigs cut by grey squirrels, '02, XII, a.

Emphytus cinctus, imported rose sawfly, '15, XIII, a.

Empoasca mali, apple leaf hopper, '04, III, a.

Ennomos subsignarius, snow-white linden moth, '08, LIX, a.

Ephestia kuehniella, Mediterranean flour moth, '17, XXVI, c.

Epilachna borealis, squash lady-beetle, '08, LII, b ; LIII, c.

Epitrix cucumeris, cucumber or potato flea beetle, '06, XV, a.

Erannis tiliaria, lime tree span worm or winter moth, '15, XV, d; '24,

XXX, a-d.
Eriococcus borealis, '25, XVII, b.
Eriophyes pini, European pine mite, '25, XVIT, a.

pyri, pear leaf blister mite, '10, XXVIII, b.
Eriosoma lanigerum, woolly apple aphid, '24, XXIX.
Erythraspides pygmaeus, grape-vine sawfly, '16, XVI, b.
Eulecanium nigrofasciatum, terrapin scale, '05, IV, e; '21, X, b.
Eulia pinatubana, pine tube moth, '19, XXXII, a.

velutinana, red-banded leaf roller, '20, VI, a.
Euphoria aurata, European green rose chafer, '09, XVI, c.

inda, bumble flower beetle, '21, XV, a.
Euproctis chrysorrhoea, brown-tail moth, '02, XIII; '07, XIV; '10, XXX,

XXXI; '11, II, b; '13, I-II.
Euvanessa antiopa, mourning cloak butterfly, '06, XL
Exhibit in entomology at fairs, '11, I.

Feltia venerabilis, '22, XVII.

Fenusa pumila, birch sawfly leaf-miner, '24, XXXV, a.

Fly trap, '24, XXI, a.

Fumigating box, '02,' III, a.

house for nursery stock, '01, XI, a; '06, I, b.

tent, '02, IV.
Fungus attacking San Jose scale, '02, III, c.

Galerucella xanthomelaena (luteola), elm leaf beetle, '08, LIV-LVI.

Galls on gooseberry, '13, XI, a.

Gelechia abietisella, hemlock webworm, '22, XVIII.

Glycobius (Plagionotus) speciosus, maple borer, '22, XI-XII.

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Gossyparia spuria, elm scale, '05, III, c.

Gryllus domesticus, European house cricket, '18, XXXIII, c; '23, XXIII, b.

Hadena fractilinea, lined corn borer, '19, XXI, a.

turbulenta, '14, XII, c and d.
Halisidota caryae, hickory tussock moth, '07, XV; '08, LIX, b; '17, XIX-
XX, a and c.
tessellaris, tessellated tussock moth, '17, XX, b.
Harpipteryx xylostella, '20, XV, b-c.

Heliophila (Cirphis) unipuncta, army worm, '14, XIII-XVII; '19, XXVI.
Heliothis obsoleta, corn ear worm, '19, XXVIII ; '21, VII-VIII.
Hemerocampa definita, '13, XII.

(Orgyia) leucostigma, white-marked tussock moth, '05,
VIII-IX; '16, VI-VII.
Hemerophila pariana, apple and thorn skeletonizer, '20, X; '21, IV, b-c.
Hemiscopsis cinerea, '10, XXIX, c.
Homorus undulatus, '05, VI, c and d.
Hylemyia (Phorbia) brassicae, cabbage maggot, '14, IX-XII; '15, VI.

cilicrura, seed corn maggot, '21, VI.
Hyphantria cunea, fall webworm, '01, IX; '17, XVI-XVIII.
Hypoderma sp., ox warble fly, '20, XV, a.

Illinoia pisi, pea aphid, '24, XXXI, b-c; '25, VII-VIII.

Insectary, '16, I, a; '23, IX.

Ischnaspis longirostris, thread scale, '05, V, c.

Ithycerus noveboracensis, New York weevil, '08, LIX, c.

Itycorsia zappei, '20, VIII.

Janus integer, currant stem girdler, '20, XII, a.
Julus hortensis, garden millipede, '12, XVI, a and b.

Kaliofenusa ulmi, elm leaf miner, '20, XIII, a.
Kermes galliformis?, oak gall scale, '05, VI, b.

sassceri, oak gall scale infested with Euclemensia bassettella, '16,
XII, c.
Kerosene emulsion, preparation of, '18, XXVIII.

Lachnosterna fusca, June beetle, '12, XV; '15, XL

Lagoa crispata, crinkled flannel moth, '02, XV, d.

Laphygma frugiperda, fall army worm, '12, XIV.

Lasioptera vitis, grapevine tomato gall, '16, XVI, a.

Laspeyresia molesta, Oriental peach moth, '18, XXIX; '23, XVIII; '24,

XXVI-XXVIII;,/25, VI.
Latreillimyia bifasciata, '11, VIII, b.

Lecanium corni (Eulecanium armeniacum), apricot scale, '05, IV, d.
Lepidosaphes newsteadi, '15, XII, a.

ulmi (Mytilaspis pomorum), oyster-shell scale, '03, II; '05,
IV, b.
Leptobyrsa rhododendri, rhododendron lace bug, '21, XV, b.
Leucaspis japonica, '15, XII, c.
Lime-sulphur, outfit for making, '02, III, a; '03, IV; '04, V, b, VI, IX;

'°S. L .

Limonius agonus, Eastern field wireworm, '25, XII.

Listronotus latiusculus, parsley stalk weevil, '13, XI, b.

Lygaeonematus erichsoni, larch sawfly, '15, IV, a, V.

Lygidea mendax, apple red bug, '14, XX; '17, II-III; '20, VII.

Macrodactylus subspinosus, rose chafer, '05, XII, b; '16, VIII-IX.
Macronoctua onusta, iris borer, '15, XV, b; '18, XXXIII, a-b.
Macrophya simillima, '24, XXXVI; '25, XIX, b.
Macrosiphum solanifolii, potato aphid, '17, X-XI.

INDEX TO REPORTS OF STATE ENTOMOLOGIST 669

Malacosoma (Clisiocampa) americana, tent caterpillar, '02, V-VII ; 'n,

V-VI.
Marmara (Gracilaria) elotella, apple twig miner, '17, XXX, b-c.
Melalopha (Ichthyura) inclusa, poplar tent-maker, '11, VIII, a.
Melittia satyriniformis, squash borer, '08, L.
Mineola indiginella, apple leaf-crumpler, '11, II, a.
Monarthropalpus buxi, box leaf miner, '23, XXIII, a.
Monophadnoides rubi, raspberry sawfly, '18, XXXII.
Mosquito breeding areas, '04, X-XVI.
dikes, '23, XXII.
ditching, machine for, '04, XVI, b.

by hand, '04, XV, b; '12, XI-XII; '16, XIV; '17,
XXVIII-XXX, a; '23, XXI; '24, XXXIII-XXXIV ;
'25, XIV-XVI.
wing showing scales, '04, XIV, b.
wrigglers in water, '04, XIII, b.

jar for exhibiting, '04, XIII, a.

Nephrotoma ferruginea, cranefly injuring tobacco, '25, XIII.
Noctua c-nigrum, spotted cutworm, '22, XVI.

fennica, '25, XVIII.
Noctuid caterpillars, injury to fruit trees and raspberry plants by, '25,

XVIII.
Nursery stock, fumigation of, '01, XI, a; '06, I, b-II, b.
inspection of, '06, I.

imported, '09, I; '13, V, a.

Oiling mosquito breeding pools, '12, IX, d; XIII; '13, X.
Olethreutes hebesana, '18, XXXI, a.

hemidesma, '17, XXXI, a-b.
Omphalocera dentosa, '11, III.

Ormenis pruinosa and septentrionalis, mealy flatas, '21, XII.
Orthezia insignis, greenhouse orthezia, '05, II, e.
Otiorhynchus sulcatus, black vine weevil, '13, VII.
Oxyptilus periscelidactylus, grape plume moth, '14, XXIV, a.

Paleacrita vernata, spring canker worm, '08, XLIV, b; XLVII, a.
Pamphilius dentatus, blackberry sawfly, '12, I-III.

persicum, peach sawfly, '07, I-VI.
Papaipema nitela, stalk borer, '19, XXIII-XXIV. ,

Papilio polyxenes (asterias), celery butterfly, '20, XI.
Paragrotis messoria, '22, XIX.
Parandra brunnea, parandra borer, '21, XVI, b.
Paratenodera sinensis, Chinese mantid, egg-mass, '03, VI, c.
Paratetranychus pilosus, European red mite, '20, IX ; '22, IX.

ununguis, spruce mite, '22, X.
Pemphigus acerifolii, '15, XVl, d.
Peridroma saucia, variegated cutworm, '01, VII.
Phenacoccus acericola, woolly maple leaf scale, '05, VII.
Phlegethontius quinquemaculata, Northern tobacco worm, '06, XII-XIV.

sexta, Southern tobacco worm, '06, XII-XIV.
Phlyctaenia ferrugalis, greenhouse leaf tyer, '09, XVI, b.
Phobetron pithecium, hag-moth caterpillar, '01, X, b.
Phorbia ceparum, onion maggot, '11, VIII, c.

rubivora, raspberry cane maggot, '02, XIV.
Phylloxera caryaecaulis and var. spinosa, hickory gall aphid, '16, XV, a.
Phytomyza chrysanthemi, marguerite leaf-miner, '15, XVI, a.
Phytonomus punctatus, clover weevil, '13, VII, c.
Phytophaga vjolicola, violet gall midge, '21, II.

670 CONNECTICUT EXPERIMENT STATION BULLETIN 28l

Pinipestis zimmermani, pine tip moth, '16, XII, a-b.
Pissodes approximatus, larger pine weevil, '17, XXI, c-XXXII.
strobi, white pine weevil, '14, XVIII, a; '19, IX-XIV.
Plagiodera versicolora, European willow leaf beetle, '21, XIII, b.
Plant protectors, '16, I, b; '17, IV, c.
Plants of the salt marsh which are guides to mosquito breeding areas, '04,

XVII.
Plathypena scabra, green clover worm, '08, LVII; '19, XVIII-XIX.
Plodia interpunctella, Indian meal moth, '05, XI; '17, XXVII, d.
Podosesia syringae, lilac borer, '05, XII, a.
Polychrosis viteana, grape berry moth, '20, XII, b.
Polygonia interrogationis, violet tip butterfly, '14, XXIII.
Pontia (Pieris) rapae, imported cabbage worm, '03, VII.
Porthetria dispar, gipsy moth, '05, X; '06, III-X; '07, VII-XIII; '08,

XLII-XLIII; '09, II-XI; '10, XXV-XXIX; '15, I-III, IV, b; '16, II-

IV, a; '17, I; '18, XXI-XXVII; '19, XVII; '21, I; '22, V-VIII ; '23,

X-XII; '24, XVII-XX; '25, I-V, a.
Priophorus acericaulis, maple leaf-stem borer, '11, VI.
Pseudococcus citri, common mealy bug, '05, II, d.

sp., mealy bug on Taxus, '24, XXXV, b.
Pseudoneorrhinus setosus, '23, XXIV, e.
Psylla pyricola, pear psylla, eggs, '25, XX, a.

Pulvinaria vitis (innumerabilis), cottony maple scale, '05, III, d; '21, XI, b.
Pycnoscelus surinamensis, greenhouse cockroach, '17, XII-XV.
Pyralis farinalis, meal snout moth, '17, XXVI, a.
Pyrausta ainsliei, smartweed borer, '19, XX-XXII.

nubilalis, European corn borer, '18, XXX, b ; '23, XIII-XVIII ;
'24, XXI-XXIII; '25, X.

Rhizoglyphus hyacinthi, bulb mite, '15, XIV.

Saissetia hemisphaerica, hemispherical scale, '05, III, b.
Sanninoidea exitiosa, peach borer, '09, XV.
Saperda Candida, round-headed apple borer, '07, XVI.
concolor, poplar girdler, '18, XXXIV-XXXV.
vestita, linden borer, '15, XIII, b.
Sawfly larvae on ash, '04, III, c. , , VVTTT

Schizura concinna, red-humped caterpillar, 01, X, a; i^XXll-L.
Scolytus quadrispinosus, hickory bark borer, '01, VIII; '14, XXI-XXII.
Sesia rhododendri, rhododendron borer, '22, XV.

tipuliformis, imported currant borer (erroneously labeled native cur-
rant borer, Psenocerus supernotatus), '03, VIII.
Sibine stimulea, saddle-back caterpillar, '14, XXIV, b.
Silvanus surinamensis, saw-toothed grain beetle, 17, XXVII, b-c.
Sitodrepa panicea, drug store beetle, '17, XXIV, a
Sitotroga cerealella, Angoumois grain moth, '17, XXV II, b.
Soluble oil, outfit for making, '08, LVIII, b.
Spraying apple trees, '17, II, b; '18, XXI; '20, V, b.
beans, '19, XVIII, a.
onions, '13, VIII.

peach trees, '03, V; '04, IV, VIII, c; '07, VI, a; 25, VI, a.
pear trees, '04, V, a.
pine leaders '19, XV, c.

potatoes, outfit for, '08, LVIII, a; '20, VI, b.
shade trees, '08, XLII, b, LVI; '21, I; '25, IV, a.
snapdragon plants in greenhouse, '14, XVIII, b.
woodland trees, gipsy moth, '15, III; '16, III, b, IV, a; '19,

XVII, b.
outfit for, '15, IV, b; '18, XXII, a.

INDEX TO REPORTS OF STATE ENTOMOLOGIST 67 1

Synanthedon (Sesia) acerni, maple sesian, '22, XIII.
Syrphus torvus, eggs, '25, XIX, c.

Tachina mella, 'io, XXIX, a and b.

Tarsonemus pallidus, cyclamen mite, '14, XVIII, b; XIX, a; '21, XIV, a.

Tenebrio molitor, common meal worm, '17, XXIV, b.

Tenebrioides mauritanicus, the cadelle, '17, XXIV, d.

Termite injury to telephone wires, '21, XVl, a.

Tetralopha robustella, '18, XXXVI, a.

Thrips tabaci, onion thrips, '03, VI, b; '13, VIII-IX.

Tibicen septendecim, 17-year locust or periodical cicada, '11, IV- V.

Tinea granella, European grain moth, '17, XXVI, b.

Tmetocera ocellana, bud moth, '09, XIV.

Tortrix quercifoliana, oak leaf-roller, '24, XXV, a.

Toumeyella liriodendri (Eulecanium tulipiferae), tulip tree scale, '05, IV, f ;

'21, X, a.
Trogoderma tarsale, large cabinet beetle, '17, XXVI, d.
Tyloderma foveolatum, '17, XXXI, d.

Vespa crabro, European giant hornet, '20, XIV.

Winthemia quadripustulata, '14, XVI, b; '16, XI, b.
Wireworm injury to corn, '19, XXIX, b.

tobacco, '21, VI, .d; '25, XII.

Zeuzera pyrina, leopard moth, '09, XVI, a; 'n, IX-XVI.

GENERAL INDEX

The principal references are indicated by bold-faced type.

Abbot sphinx, Sphecodini abbotti,

'02. in; '06, 299
Abbott's sawfly, Neodiprion pine-

tum (Lophyrus abbotti), '24,

337

Abia americana, '24, 236, 341

inflata, '24, 341
Acanthia hirundinis, '03, 218
Acetylene, '08, 798
Acholla multispinosa, '03, 221
Achorutes nivicola (diversiceps),

'01, 237
Acidia fratria, '24, 234
Acremoniella atra, '17, 241
Acrobasis angusella, '12, 257
caryae, '12, 253-258; '24, 336
sp., '12, 213
Acronycta americana, '02, no
oblinita (Apatela), '19. 186-187
rumicis, '17, 242; '25, 246
Act concerning insect pests, '01,

229-231
Actias luna, '02, 112; '03, 218
Adalia bipunctata, '02, 107, 109;

'03, 262, 265; '05, 211, 213, 215,

216, 218, 258; '06, 300; '17, 298;

'19, 158.
Adelges abieticolens, 00, 303. See

Chermes
Adirus trimaculatus, '22, 372
Adoretus tenuimaculatus, '22, 346
Aedes cantator, '17, 352; '23, 298,

299
fuscus, '04, 271
sollicitans, '15, 142, 1475 'l7, 352;

'23, 298. See Culex sollicitans
Agalena naevia, '02,113
Agamomermis culicis, '04, 263
Agapostemon radiatus (Halictus),

'05, 213, 215, 217, 218
Agelastica alni (Galeruca), '12, 292;

'13, 193; '16, 78; '19, 124
Ageratum, '01, 271
Aglais antiopa. See Vanessa and

Euvanessa
Agonoderus pallipes, '06, 300
Agrilus anxius, '22, 278, 359; '24,

236
bilineatus,_'i3, 251
champlaini, '12, 291

sinuatus, '17, 361; '20, 193-196; '24,

231
viridis, var. fagi, '25, 325
Agromyza aeneiventris, '05, 219
angulata, '05, 211
diminuta, '05, 212
simplex, '06, 303-305
Agrotis unicolor, '25, 324

ypsilon, '06, 265, 266
Alabama argillacea (Aletia), 'n,
267, 339-34i; '12, 217, 285; '19,
202; '23, 313
Alaria florida, '02, 112; '03, 221
Alaus oculatus, '02, in; '03, 218;

'16, 140
Alcidamea producta, '05, 220
Alcohol-formalin, '25, 291
Alder spittle bug, '22, 272; '24, 308
Aleiodes terminalis, '14, 168
Aleochara anthomyiae, '14, '146
Aletia argillacea. See Alabama ar-
gillacea
Ale3'rodes acteae, '05, 191
chelidonii, '02, 153, 158, 159
citri, '02. 150
tabaci, '06, 276

vaporariorum, '01. 238, 271, 272;
'02, in, 112, 113, 148-163; '03.
216, 223; '05, 255; '06, 275-276;
'08, 806, 815
Aleyrodidae, '02, 150, 156
Allograpta obliqua, '17, 299
Alphitophagus bifasciatus, '18, 261
Alsophila pometaria (Anisop-
teryx), '07, 267; '08, 778, 783-
785, 795-796; '10, 663; '12, 216;
'21, 120; '22, 275; '23, 236; '24,
230, 235; '25, 221
Altica chalybea, '25, 221. See Hal-
tica
ignita. '22, 369; '24, 338
ulmi, '18, 348; '22, 277, 369; '24.
338
Alypia octomaculata, '02, no; '06,

298; '16, 68, 118-122; '17, 358
Alysia manducator, '14, 146
Amara communis, '19, 124
Amaranthus retroflexus, '15, 191;
'18, 317, 320; '19, 198

674

CONNECTICUT EXPERIMENT STATION

BULLETIN 28l

Amblycorypha oblongifolia, '19, 200

rotundifolia, '19, 200
Amblyteles flavizonatus, '14, 168
suturalis (Ichneumon), '14, 168
Ambrosia artemisaefolia, '19, 198

beetle, '02, 11 1
Ameloctonus oedemisiae (Campo-

plex), '17,330
American Disinfectant, '05, 261
Foul Brood. See Foul brood,

American
roach, '21, 188

silk worm moth, Telea poly-
phemus, '04, 210; '05, 257; '06,
299
Amorphota orgyiae, '16, 109
Ampelopsis quinquefolia, '16, 119
Amphicarpaea, '18, 328
Anaphothrips striatus, '19, 190
Anarsia lineatella, '17, 318; '18, 299,
300, 306-311, 341; '23, 285
pruniella, '18, 310
Anasa tristis, '08, 805, 811-813; '16,

116; '23, 233; '25, 226
Anastatus bifasciatus, '17, 250, 251;
'18, 276, 279; '20, 163; '22, 314;
'24,-270, 271; '25, 270, 271
Anatis 15-punctata, '05, 230; '10,

663, 705-706; '19, 158
Anax Junius, '01, 238
Ancistrocerus tigris, '05, 214
Ancylis comptana (Phoxopteris),
'02, 111; '03, 220, 278
nubeculana, '08, 847; '09, 353
Andrena bipunctata (Opandrena),
'05, 210, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218,
219, 220, 222, 223
carlini, '05, 210, 216, 217
macgillivrayi, '05, 218
mandibularis, '05, 212, 216
nasoni, '05, 210, 212, 215, 216, 217,

218, 219, 221, 222
salicacea, '05, 210, 214, 215
vicina, '05, 210, 212, 213, 214, 215,
216, 217, 218, 221, 222
Andricus palustris, '06, 300

seminator, '06, 300
Angoumois grain moth, '17, 337-

338, 344
Anisocalvia 12-maculata, '14, 187
Anisodactylus binotatus, '18, 261;

'19, 124
Anisopteryx pometaria. See Al-

sophila pometaria
Anisota senatoria, '02, 112, 175; '03,
221; '05, 257; '06, 299
stigma, '02, 176

Anomala binotata, '02, no, 176
lucicola, '23, 292
marginata, '23, 233
orientalis, '22, 277, 345-346; '23,
228, 233, 291-293; '24, 294-299;
'25, 218, 227, 309-312
Anopheles, '08, 800, 801, 802, 804;
'09, 325; '12, 261, 269, 271; '15,
147, 159; .'19, 106
punctipennis, '04, 263; '05, 225;

'23, 298, 301
quadrimaculatus (maculipennis),
'04, 263; '23, 298
Anosia plexippus, '04, 211; '06, 299;

'23, 310
Anthomyia radicum, '05, 212, 218,

223
Anthonomus quadrigibbus, '04, 219

signatus, '08, 846
Anthophilax malachiticus, '16, 139
Anthracnose, raspberry, '13, 188;

'25, 237
Anthrenus scrophulariae, '05, 215,
219; '06, 300; '25, 230
verbasci, '05, 191, 213, 219; '17,
338
Anti-mosquito work, '16, 126; '17,
359; '18, 337-340; '19, 193-196;
'20, 208-210; '21, 190-193; '22,
326-329; '23, 300-310; '24, 331-
.335; '25, 3I5-32I
Antispila nyssaefoliella, '22, 278,

369
Ants, '17, 312, 339, 344; '22, 278;
'24, 236
control, '11, 316; '22, 361-367
Anuraphis roseus (malifoliae), '20,
175; '22,275; '23,231; '24,231;
'25, 222, 278. See also Aphis
malifoliae
Apanteles bedelliae, '21, 159

congregatus, '06, 271; '10, 664;

'14, 168
delicatus. '16, no
flaviconche, '14, 168
fulvipes, '22, 315
hyphantriae, '16, no; '17, 323
lacteicolor, '13, 222; '15, 113; '17,
250, 251, 323, 329; '20, 163; '22;
316
laphygmae, '12, 287
melanoscelus, '22, 315; '24, 270,

271
militaris, '14, 167, 168, 170
parorgyiae, '16, no
Apatela. See Acronycta
Apatelodes torrefacta, '05, 257
Aphelinus fuscipennis, '21, 185

INDEX TO REPORTS OF STATE ENTOMOLOGIST

675

Aphid on apple, '01, 239; '02, 113;

'04, 206, 212; '05, 195; '06, 234,

297; '07, 267. See apple aphid

on gladiolus, '19, 199

on larch, Chermes strobilobius,

'23, 235; '24, 235
on willow, '23, 235
Aphididae, '02, 150
Aphidius polygonaphis, '17, 299

rosae, '17, 299; '25, 298
Aphiochaeta nigriceps, '11, 328

rufipes, '10, 693-696
Aphis betulaecolens (Calaphis), '23,

235

brassicae (Brevicoryne), '01, ill,
113; '13, 233; '16, 100. See
Cabbage aphid

gladioli (Anuraphis tulipae), '19,
199

gossypii, '08, 805, 813-814

mali. See pomi

malifoliae, pyri, sorbi (now An-
uraphis roseus), '03, 259; '05,
261; '09, 343-352; 'ii, 265; '12,
215; '17, 259, 356; '20, 175; '22,
275; '23, 231; '24, 231

pomi, '02, 113; '03, 216, 217, 219,
220, 221, 259-262; '04, 206, 212;
'05, 195, 255; '06, 234, 297; '07,
267; '09,344; '10,663; '11,265;
'12, 215; '14, 192; '17, 259; '20.
175; '22,275; '23,231; '24,232;
'25, 222, 278

pseudobrassicae, '16, 98-104, 137;
'17, 358; '21, 122; '22, 276. 346-
347; '23, 232; '24, 234; '25, 226

rubiphila, '24, 243

rumicis, '15, 191; '16, 104
Aphodius granarius, '01, 236; '05,

215; '19, 124
Aphrophora eggs, '24, 308

parallela, '16, 125-126
Aphycus pulvinariae, '21, 180
Apiary inspection. See Inspection,

apiary
Apis mellifera, '05, 207, 216, 217,

219, 220, 222

Apium graveolens, '18. 320
Aplodes mimosaria, '21, 195
Aporia crataegi, '23, 246; '25, 246
Apple and thorn skeletonizer,
Hemerophila pariana, '20, 190-
193; '21, 120, 186-188; '22, 273,
274; '23, 230, 312; '24, 230; '25,

220, 238

aphid. See Aphid on apple
green, Aphis pomi, '03, 216, 217,
219, 220, 221, 259-262; '09, 344,

'10, 663; '11, 265; '12, 215;
'13, 250; '14, 192; '15, 181;
'17, 259; '20, 168, 171, 173,
175; '22, 275; '23, 231; '24,
232; '25, 222, 278
rosy, Anuraphis roseus, '09,
343-345; '10, 690-691, 705; '11,
265; '12, 215; '13, 250; '15,
181; '17, 259, 356; '20, 173,
175; '22, 275; '23, 231; '24,

231, 285; '25, 222, 278
woolly, Eriosoma lanigerum

'03, 217; '06, 279; '11, 343-
344; '13, 188; '17, 242; '24,

232, 284, 286, 308-311
borer, '03, 275

round-headed, Saperda Can-
dida, '03, 274, 275; '04, 208;
'05, 258; '07, 333-334
bucculatrix, Bucculatrix pomi-
foliella, '05, 256; '06, 298; '10,
701
curculio, Anthonomus quadrigib-

bus, '04, 219
leaf crumpler, Mineola indigin-

ella, '11, 34I-342
leaf-folder, Ancylis nubeculana,

'08, 847; '09, 353
leaf-hopper, Empoasca mali, '04,

216; '20, 172, 173; '25, 237
leaf-miner, Tischeria malifoliella,
'02, 112; '06, 234, 298; '07, 267;
'08, 768
maggot, Rhagoletis pomonella,
'03, 275; '05, 260; '15, 1S2;
'16, 138; '17, 261, 358; '21,
120; '22, 275; '23, 231; '25,
222
on huckleberries, '05, 260
red bug, false, Lygidea mendax,
'14, 197-198; '15, 182, 185; '16,
138; '17, 234, 235, 259, 356; '18,
341; '20, 168, 172, 173, 175, 177-
179; '21, 120; '22, 275; '23, 231;
'24, 231
scab, '20, 171, 177
seed chalcid, '21, 121, 199
tent caterpillar, Malacosoma
americana, '01, 238; '02, 139-
148; '03, 212-217; 221, 275;
'04, 206; '06, 298; 'n, 342-
343; '13, 226-229, 250; '14,
179-180, 186; '15, 181; '17,
252, 357, 358, 362, 363; '18.
344; '22, 275; '23, 231; '24,
230, 235; '25, 220
Egg contest, '14, 179-180

676

CONNECTICUT EXPERIMENT STATION

BULLETIN 28l

Apple twig miner, Marmara elo-

tella, '22, 275
worm, lesser. See Enarmonia

prunivora
Apricot scale, Lecanium (Eule-

canium) corni, '03, 212, 218,

219, 220; '04, 208; '05, 237-238,

255; '06, 297; '13, 188
Aptesis nigrocinctor, '15, 131
Aquilegia canadensis, '15, 189
Araucaria, '14, 125; '15, 94
Arbor vitae leaf miner, Argyresthia

thuiella, '21, 121, 157-160; '22,

278; '23, 234; '24, 235
Archips cerasivorana, '06, 298; '11,

309-310
rosana, '13, 185, 223-226; '15, 185
Archytas piliventris, '21, 169
Arctium lappa, '18, 320
Argentine ant, Iridomyrmex hu-

milis, '10, 699; '22, 364
Argyresthia thuiella, '21, 121, 157-

160; '22, 278; '23, 234; '24, 235
Army worm, Heliophila unipuncta,

'14, 157-173, 186; '15, 182; '17,

359-36o; '19, 185-186; '25, 227
fall, Laphygma frugiperda, '12,

215, 284-287; '14, 162
false, Heliophila pseudargyria,

'OS, 257
wheat-head, Heliophila (Leu-

cania) albilinea, '14, 162
Arsenate of lead, '02, 147, 169, 173;

'03, 277; '04, 221; '05, 260-261;

'06, 301-302; '08/767, 823, 843-

844 .

analysis, '07, 321-326

dipping plants, '05, 260-261; '06,

301-302
vs. Paris green, '07, 326; '08,843-

844

Arsenic, '03, 275

Asaphes sp., '06, 268; '25, 313

Ascogaster carpocapsae, '18, 303

Ascomycete, '17, 242

Asiatic beetle, Anomala orientalis,

'22, 277, 345-346; '23, 228, 233,

291-293; '24, 229, 294-299; '25,

218, 227, 309-312
camel cricket, Diestrammena

japonica, '25, 321
Asparagus beetle, Crioceris as-

paragi, '02, 112, 172-174; '03,

276-277; '06, 299; '21, 122, 171-

175; '24, 234; '25, 224-225
12-spotted, Crioceris duodecim-

punctata, '02, 174-175; '03,213;

'21, 173-175; '24, 234; '25, 224-

225

miner, Agromyza simplex, '06,
303-305
Aspidiotus abietis, '05, 241

ancylus, '01, 236, 237; '02, no;

'05, 241; '06, 297
cyanophylli, '05, 242
forbesi, '02, 108, 177-178; '03,223;

'05, 242; '06, 297; '13, 187
hederae, '05, 242, 256
ostreaeformis, '05, 242; '13, 187
perniciosus, '01, 236, 237, 238, 239,
240-261; '02, 108, 109, no, 112,
113, 114-125, 130-138; '03, 216,
221, 222, 223; '04, 206, 207, 208,
209, 210, 211; '05, 242-243, 256;
'06, 298; '11, 268; '12, 217; '13.
187; '18, 255; '21, 120; '22, 276;
'23, 231; '24, 286; '25, 223. See
San Jose scale
ulmi, '05, 243
Aspidistra, '14, 125
Assassin bug, '03, 221, 222;" '08, 822
Asterochiton packardi (Aleyrodes),

'14, 188
Asterolecanium pustulans, '05, 255
variolosum, '03, 218; '05, 235; '13,
187; '25, 228
Atropates collinsi, '21, 180
Atropos pulsatoria, '19, 204-205
Attacus promethea (Callosamia),

'02, 109; '03, 219; '06, 299
Attagenus piceus, '04, 209; '05, 214;

'17, 339; '23, 236; '25, 230
Aulacaspis pentagona, '13, 188, 240-
242. See Peach scale, West
Indian
rosae, '02, 109, 113; '03, 217, 219;
'05, 241, 256; '13, 188, 241. See
Rose scale
Australian cockroach, Periplaneta

australasiae, '17, 304
Autographa biloba, '04, 215

brassicae, '10, 665, 706-707; '17.
358; _ '22, 376; '24, 234. See
Plusia
falcifera var. simplex, '19, 190
Automeris io, '04, 211; '06, 299
Azalea, '13, 186, 194; '14, "9, I20
indica, '14, H7, 125, 126; '15, 86,

93. 94 , , £

scale, Eriococcus azaleae, 10,

138; '24, 337

Baccha fascipennis, '05, 230
Bacillus amylovorus, '13, 188

icteroides, '04, 258

larvae, '24, 248; '25, 248

pluton, '24, 247; '25, 247

INDEX TO REPORTS OF STATE ENTOMOLOGIST

677

Bacon beetle, Dermestes lardarius,

'17, 339
Bacterium tumifaciens (Pseudo-

monas), '13, 188; '14, 124; '15,

93. See Crown gall
Bag worm, Thyridopteryx ephem-

eraeformis, '02, 108, no; '06,

298; '07, 337-338; '23, 232; '24,

338
Banded flea beetle, Systena taeni-

ata, '15, 183
Barbarea vulgaris, '14, 146
Barberry webworm. See Omphal-

ocera dentosa
Baris scolopacea, '19, 199
Bark borer, '13, 237, 251
louse, '05, 234
miner, '17, 363; '24, 285
Barypithes pellucidus, '19, 124
Basilona imperialis, '06, 299; 'n,

34i
Bassus sp., '22, 374
Bean aphid, Aphis rumicis, '15, 191;
'16, 104
leaf beetle, Cerotoma bifurcata,

'18, 327-329
maggot, Hylemyia cilicrura, '21,
121, 161-163; '23, 232; '24, 315;
'25, 325

weevil, common, Bruchus ob-
tectus, '04, 206; '17, 333, 340,

343, 344
four-spotted, Bruchus quadri-
maculatus, '17, 333
Bed bug, Cimex lectularius (Klin-
ophilos lectularia), '06, 291;

'09. 3<?5
Bee inspection law, '09, 332

moth, Wax moth; Galleria mel-
lonella, '01, 236
Beech leaf aphid, Phyllaphis fagi,

'06, 297; '23, 235
Belostoma americana, '05. 256
Berberis ilicifolia, '06, 298
thunbergii, '13, 253
vulgaris, '13, 253; '16, 119
Bermuda lily mite. See Lily mite,

Bermuda
Beta vulgaris, '18, 320
Betula populifolia, '19, 203
Bidens frondosa, '18, 320; '19, 178
Birch aphid, Calaphis betulaecolens,
'19, 203; '23, 235, 293
borer, bronze, Agrilus anxius,

'22, 278, 359; '24, 236
bucculatrix, Bucculatrix cana-
densisella, '10, 659, 664, 701-704;
'12, 215; '13, 255; '18, 343; '22,

277; '23, 235, 311; '24, 236; '25.
229
leaf-miner, imported, Fenusa
pumila, '24, 236, 341; '25, 218,
229
leaf-skeletonizer. See Birch buc-
culatrix
twig gall, Neoclytus acuminatus,
'25, 321
Biting dog louse. See Dog louse,

biting.
Bitternut, '12, 247
Black cutworm. See Cutworm
fruit or vine weevil, '13, 231. See

Otiorhynchus sulcatus
grass, Juncus gerardi, '04, 288;

'12, 265; '15, 146, 172
knot. Plowrightia morbosa, '13,

188
long-sting, Thalessa atrata, '03,

219; '04, 208; '06, 300
swallow-tail, Papilio polyxenes,
'20, 205
Blackberry, '05, 209, 220
orange rust, '13, 188
sawfly, Pamphilius dentatus, '12,
213, 236-240
Blatella germanica, '04, 215; '21,

188-189; '25, 229
Blatta corticum. '17, 306
indica, '17, 306
melanocephala, '17, 306
orientalis, '04, 209; '25, 229
punctata, '17, 306
surinamensis, '17, 306
Blepharipa scutellata, 22, 316
Blissus leucopterus, 'n, 265; '14,

188; '22, 369
Blister beetle, ash-gray, Epicauta
cinerea, '01, 238
black, Epicauta pennsylvanica,

'06, 299
striped. Epicauta vittata, 'oi, 238;
'05, 258
Blueberry spittle-bug, Clastoptera

proteus, '24. 307-308
Boletotherus bifurcus, '07, 337
Boll worm, '06, 277. See Heliothis

obsoleta
Bombus americanorum, '05, 217,
220
consimilis, '05, 213, 217, 219, 222
pennsylvanicus, '05, 213
ridingsii, '05, 216, 217, 220
virginicus, '05, 216, 217, 219
Book louse, '17, 339, 344; '19, 204-

205
Bordeaux mixture, '03, 239, 240,
243, 250, 256

678

CONNECTICUT EXPERIMENT STATION

BULLETIN 28l

Bordered soldier bug. See Soldier

bug
Botys silacealis, '18, 316-327. See

Pyrausta nubilalis
Box leaf-miner, Monarthropalpus
buxi, '13, 188; '18, 261; '21, 121,
197-198; '23, 237, 312; '25, 230
Brachyacantha ursina, '02, 11 1; '04,

209; '06, 300; '17, 299
Brachypterus, '24, 339
Bradycellus rupestris, '05, 218
Brevicoryne brassicae (Aphis), '21,
122; '23, 233; '24, 234, 319; '25,
226. See Cabbage aphid
Broad-necked prionus. See Pri-

onus, broad-necked
Brown-tail moth, Euproctis chry-
sorrhoea, '02, 165; '07, 313-
318; '09, 328; '10, 664, 667-
668,683-689; 11,272,281-286;
'12, 216, 229-236; '13, 185, 188,
204-223, 250; '14, 135-142;
'15, 111-114, 182; '16, 70, 83,
96-98; '17, 234, 235, 246-248,
359; '18, 286-287; '19, 124-
135-136, 198; '20, 151; '21, 126,
133; '22, 274, 284, 290
law, '07, 308; '15, 108
Bruchophagus funebris, '10, 7og;

'19, 201
Bruchus obtectus, '04, 206; '17, 333
pisorum, '17, 332-333
quadrimaculatus, '17, 333
Bryobia praetiosa, (pratensis), '04,

206; '20, 185, 186; '25, 230
Bucculatrix canadensisella, '10, 659,
664, 701-704; '12, 215; '13, 255;
'18, 343; '22, 277; '23, 235, 311;
'24, 236; '25, 229
pomifoliella, '05, 256; '06, 298;
'10, 701
Bud moth, Tmetocera ocellana, '09,
353-355; '10, 659; '11, 267; '20,
172, 176, 210, 212; '22, 275; '25,
220
spruce, Tortrix fumiferana, '12,

291-292; '13, 251
walnut, Acrobasis caryae, '12,
213, 253-258; '24, 336
Bud worm, false, '09, 368. See
Heliothis obsoleta
tobacco or true, Chloridea vires-
cens, '06, 277; '09, 367-368
Buffalo bug, Anthrenus scrophu-
lariae, '05, 215, 219; '06, 300;
'25, 230
tree hopper, Ceresa bubalus, '15,
184; '22, 275; '24, 285

Bulb fly, Merodon equestris, '19,

127
mite, Rhizoglyphus echinopus or

hyacinthi, '15, 190; '19, 117, 127
Bumble flower beetle, Euphoria

inda, '04, 211; '06, 300; '12,

216; '20, 214; '21, 197; '25, 221
Butternut, '12, 243, 247
Buxus, '13, 194; '14, 125; '15, 93.

94, 186; '16, 77, 78
Byturus unicolor, '05, 220. 258; '18,

329; '21, 118; '22, 272; '25, 222,

302

Cabbage aphid, Brevicoryne

(Aphis) brassicae, '02, in, 113;

'13, 233; '21, 122; '23, 233; '24,

228, 234, 319; '25, 226

bug, harlequin, Murgantia his-

trionica, '14, 193
butterfly. See Pieris (Pontia)
rapae, '03, 271-272; '08, 768;
'12, 293
Southern, Pieris (Pontia) pro-
todice, '12, 293
looper, '10, 665, 706-707; '17, 358;
'24, 234. See Autographa bras-
sicae
maggot, Hylemyia brassicae, '08,
832-837; '13, 186, 232-233; '14,
117, 142-157; 'i5, 87, 114-118,
182; '17, 357; '21, 121, 162; '22,
332-333; '24, 228, 233, 314-318;
'25, 225
plusia, Autographa (Plusia) bras-
sicae, '01, 236; '10, 706-707; '11,
328; '17, 358; '22, 376; '24,_ 234
worm, imported. See Pieris
(Pontia) rapae, '03, 271-272;
'13, 223; '17, 358; '22, 376
Cabinet beetle, large, Trogoderma
tarsale, '17, 338, 344
small. See Anthrenus verbasci,
'17, 338, 344
Cadelle, Tenebrioides mauritani-

cus, '17, 332, 343
Calaphis betulaecolens, '19, 203;

'23, 235, 293
Calendra granaria, '17, 335; '25, 230

oryzae, '06, 279; '17, 335
California wash, '03, 256. See Lime-
sulphur
Caliroa cerasi (limacina), '14, 187;
'20, 199-201; '25, 322. See
Eriocampoides
Callidium antennatum, '02, 176-177
Callipterus betulaecolens, '05, 255;
'10, 705

INDEX TO REPORTS OF STATE ENTOMOLOGIST

679

Callosamia promethea, '06, 299; '13,

254. See Attacus promethea
Calocoris rapidus, '05, 256
Calophasia lunula, '21, 126; '25, 246
Calophya flaveola, '02, 109
Calosom^. beetle, Calosoma syco-
phanta, '14, 133; '17, 250
calidum, '08, 786; '12, 287; '14,

167
externum, '14, 167
frigidum, '14, 167; '17, 265
scrutator, '01, 237; '06, 252, 262,
300; '08, 786; '14, 167 ; '17, 323
sycophanta, '14, 167; '17, 250,
252; '18, 346; '20, 162; '22, 314
willcoxi, '10, 663; '14, 167
Camel cricket, Ceutophilus grandis,
'05, 255
Asiatic, Diestrammena japonica,
'25, 321
Camponotus herculeanus pennsyl-
vanicus, '22, 365
pennsylvanicus, '04, 210; '05, 217,
258
Campoplex fugitivus, '17, 323
oedemisiae, '17, 330
pallipes (Limneria), '17, 323
Camptocladius byssinus, '05, 215,

223
Canker, poplar, '17, 237; '23, 240,
241
worm, '03, 274, 275; '08, 769,
777-796; '09, 368; '10, 659,
663; '14, 165. 186; '17, 357
fall, '08, 777-796. See Alsophila

pometaria
spring, '08, 777-796. See Palea-
crita vernata
Capnodium, '02, 108, 130
Carabus, '14, 167

nemoralis, '19, 124
Carbon bisulphide or disulphide,
'06, 294; '07, 272-273, 292-294;
'08, 797-798
tetrachloride, '07, 272; '08. 798
Carnation, cutworm injury, '01, 261
Carolina locust, Dissosteira Caro-
lina, '06, 273
Carpenter ant, Camponotus her-
culeanus pennsylvanicus, '04,
210; '05, 258; '22, 365
worm, Prionoxystus robiniae,

'05, 257
Carpet beetle, Anthrenus scrophu-
lariae, '05, 215, 219; '06, 300;
'25, 230
black, '17, 338, 344. See Attage-
nus piceus

Carphophiops amoenus, '03, 223
Carpocapsa pomonella (Laspey-

resia), '03, 274; '04, 207, 210,

212; '20, 176; '25, 221
saltitans, '03, 276
Carthartus advena, '19, 127-
Cartridge shells injured by ants,

'10, 698-699
Carya porcina, '12, 257
Case bearer, European elm, Cole-

ophora limosipennella, '16, 139
larch, Coleophora laricella, '19,

200-201; '23. 234, 288-291; '24,

235; '25, 227
Catalpa, '01, 246
Catocala cara, '06, 298
Cattleya, '18, 344
Cecidomyia gleditchiae, '04, 213

liriodendri, '06, 299
Cecidomyidae, '13, 239
Cecropia moth, Samia cecropia, '02,

112; '04,211; '05,257; '06,299;

'13, 254
Cedar bark beetle, red, Phloeosinus

dentatus, '10, 708
borer, Hylotrupes ligneus; Cal-

lidium antennatum, '02, 176-177
rust, '23, 242
Celastrus scandens, '19, 198
Celatoria diabroticae, '17, 267
Celery butterfly, Papilio polyx-

enes, '03, 221; '20, 204-206
Cephus integer. See Janus integer
Cerambycidae, '03, 273
Cerambycobius, sp., '17, 283; '18,

303
Ceratina dupla, '05, 210, 219, 220,

223
Ceratomegilla fuscilabris, '21, 169,

174. See Megilla fuscilabris
Ceratomia undulosa, '05, 257
Ceratopogon fusculus, '05, 211, 214,

215, 223
Cercopidae, '13, 255
Ceresa bubalus, '15, 184; '22, 275
Cerotoma trifurcata, '18, 327-329
Certificate, nursery inspection, 'oi,

233; '02, 105; '03, 206; '13, 189;

'25, 234
Cetonia aurata (Euphoria), '09, 374
Ceutophilus grandis, '05, 255
Chafer, rose. See Rose chafer
Chaff scale, Parlatoria pergandii,

'05, 245
Chain-dotted geometer, Cingilia

catenaria, '03, 221, 222, 277-278;

'04, 211; '19, 200; '23, 312-313
Chaitophorus sp., '03, 220

68o

CONNECTICUT EXPERIMENT STATION

BULLETIN 28l

Chalcid, clover-seed, Bruchopha-

gus funebris, '10, 709; '19, 201
Chalcis ovata, '16, 109
Chamyris cerintha, '18, 344-345
Checkered tussock caterpillar, '03,
222.' See Halisidota tessel-
laris
Cheese skipper, '17, 339, 344. See

Piophila casei
Chelymorpha argus, '17, 362
Chenopodium album, '15, 191; '18,

317, 320; '19, 178
Chermaphis. See Chermes
Chermes abieticolens, now pini-
foliae, '06, 303
abietis, '03, 222; '04, 207; '05, 255;
'06, 297, 302-303; '13, 188; '16,
139; '22, 357-359; '23, 240-241;
'25, 228
cooleyi, '16, 139; '22, 358, 359;
'23, 240; '25, 228
var. coweni, '24, 235
laricifoliae, now strobilobius, '04,

207
pinicorticis, '11, 343; '12, 217; '19,

155-160
pinifoliae, '11, 343
strobilobius, '23, 235; '24, 235
Cherry aphid, Myzus cerasi, '02,
111; '03, 220; '25, 237
leaf roller, Archips cerasivorana,

'06, 298; '11, 309-310
scale, Aspidiotus forbesi, '02, 108,
177-178; '03, 223; '05, 242; '06,
297; '13, 187
slug, Caliroa cerasi, '06, 300; '14,

187; '20, 199-201; '25, 322
sweet, '05, 209, 215
tent-maker or tortrix, Archips
cerasivorana, '06, 298; '11, 309-
310
Chestnut blight, '13, 188
borer, two-lined, Agrilus bilinea-

tus, '13, 251

trees injured by beetles, '08, 845

Chilocorus bivulnerus, '01, 236; '02,

in, 127-128; '03, 220; '05, 258;

'06, 300; '09, 35i; 'i9, 158; '21,

180

Chinch bug, Blissus leucopterus,

'11, 265; '14, 188; '22, 369
Chinese lady beetle, '03, 214
mantid, Paratenodera (Tenodera)

sinensis, '13, 194
privet, '13, 240
Chionaspis americana, '03, 222, 223;
'o5» 239; '13, 188. See Elm
scale, white

corni, 05, 240

euonymi, '04, 211; '05, 240, 256;
'06, 297; '13, 188; '21, 185-186;
'23, 236. See Euonymus scale

furfura, '01, 236, 237, 238, 239;
'02, 108, 109, no, in, -112; '03,
216, 217, 222, 225-229; '04, 206,
208, 209, 210, 211; '05, 240, 256;
'06, 297; '12, 217; '13, 188; '25,
223. See Scurfy scale

pinifoliae, '02, no; '03, 223; '05,

240, 256; '06, 297; '07, 3355 '21,

181-182; '23, 235; '25, 228. See
Pine leaf scale
salicis, '16, yy; '18, 261
Chironomus modestus, '05, 217
Chloridea obsoleta (Heliothis), '21,
122, 165-170; '22, 276, 343-344;
'23, 232; '24, 233; '25, 224. See
Heliothis obsoleta
virescens, '09, 367-368
Chlorine, '07, 277

Chlorops assimilis, '05, 211, 213,
215, 219, 223
variceps, '05, 212
Chortophila brassicae, '21, 121, 162.
See Pegomyia and Hylemyia
brassicae
Chrysanthemum injured by Tar-
sonemus pallidus, '14, 178-179
aphid, black, '01, 271
fly, Eristalis tenax, '10, 711
gall midge, Diarthronomyia hy-
pogaea, '18, 345-346; '19, 117,
161-165; '23, 236
leaf miner, Phytomyza chrysan-
themi, '11, 342; '15, 188
Chrysobothris femorata, '07, 333:

'13, 251
Chrysochus auratus, '01, 238; '03,

221
Chrysogaster pulchella, '05, 217
Chrysomela elegans, '01, 275-276

similis, '01, 276
Chrysomphalus aonidum (Aspidi-
otus ficus), '05, 243-244; '13,
194
aurantii, '05, 244
dictyospermi, '05, 244
ficus (now aonidum), '01, 239;
'05, 243
Chrysopa oculata, '03, 265; '05, 256:
'06, 303; '21, 169
sp., '03, 262; '04, 209; '08, 822;
'11, 289; '17, 299; '19, 158
Cicada canicularis, '03, 274; '04, 210;
'05, 255
linnei (tibicen), '02, 112; '03, 221

INDEX TO REPORTS OF STATE ENTOMOLOGIST

68l

periodical, Tibicen septendecim,
'ii, 296-305

Cigar plant, '01, 271

Cigarette beetle, Lasioderma ser-
ricorne, '05, 258; '06, 264, 278-
279; '17. 339, 344; '19, 205-206

Cimbex americana, '06, 300; '12,

294

Cimex. See Klinophilos
Cineraria, '01, 271

Cingilia catenaria, '03, 221, 222, 277-
278; '04, 211; '19, 200; '23, 312-

313

Circular scale, Chrysomphalus

aonidum, '05, 243-244; '13, 194
Cirphis unipuncta (Heliophila), '17.

359, 360; '19, 185-186; '25, 227.

See Army worm
Cistela melanocephala, '17, 263
Clastoptera obtusa, '22, 272; '24.

308
proteus, '24, 307-308
Clavate tortoise beetle, Coptocycla

clavata, '18, 342
Click beetles, '06, 268
Clisiocampa americana (Malaco-

soma), '01, 238; '02, 139-148;

'03, 217, 221, 274; '11, 342-343-

See Malacosoma americana
disstria, '02, no. See Malaco-
soma disstria
Clivina fossor, '19, 125
Clothes moth, '05, 256; '22, 278,

377-378; '25, 230
Clover mite, Bryobia praetiosa, '20,

186; '25, 230
seed chalcid, Brnchophagus fune-

bris, '10, 709; '19, 201
weevil, Phytonomus punctatus,

'13, 255
worm, green, Plathypena scabra,

'08, 769, 828-832; '19, 165-170;

'20, 210
Cluster fly, Pollenia rudis, '10, 710
Coccidae, '02, 150; '03, 227; '05,

234-245

Coccinella 7-punctata, '19, 125
9-notata or novemnotata, '16, 103;

'17, 298, 299
sanguinea, '17, 298
transversoguttata (V-notata), '16,
103
Coccophagus flavoscutellum, '21,
177, 180
lecanii, '21, 180
Coccus hesperidum, '05, 237; '13.
194; '14, 125; '15, 93; '16, 77\
'19, 124, 125
liriodendri, '21, 177

Cockroach, '04, 215; '05, 255; '17,

234, 235, 302-313, 339, 3445 '^,

278
Australian, Periplaneta austral-

asiae, '17, 304.
greenhouse, Pycnoscelus (Leu-

cophaea) surinamensis, '17,234,

302-313; '18, 253, 311-313; '24-

236, 337
injures books, '04, 215
Codling moth, Carpocapsa (Las-

peyresia) pomonella, '03, 275;

'04, 207, 210, 212; '17, 261; '20,

175, 176; '25, 221
Coelichneumon fusiceps, '15, 131
Coeloides pissodis, '19, 150
Coelopisthis nematicida (Pteroma-

lus), '15, 130
Colaspis, brown (Colaspis brun-

nea), '01, 238; '23, 233
favosa, '21, 195
Coleophora fletcherella, '23, 288
laricella, '19, 200-201; '23, 234,

288-291; '24, 235; '25, 227
limosipennella, '16, 139
Colletes inaequalis, '05, 210, 214,

215
valida, '05, 210, 212
Colletotrichum legendarium, '17,

264
Colobopterus excisus, '05, 256, 262
Colorado potato beetle. See Po-
tato beetle, Colorado
Compsilura concinnata, '13, 222;

'15, 113; '17, 250; '20, 164; '22,

316
Comys fusca, '21, 180
Confused flour beetle. See Flour

beetle, confused
Conistra indirecta, '21, 195
Connecticut Board of Agriculture

Reports (Insects), '03, 273-276
Conotrachelus crataegi, '01, 239;

'02, in; '25, 221, 324
juglandis, '12, 213, 240-253
nenuphar, '04, 207, 219-221; '12,

245, 246, 247; '19, 199; '20, 176;

'22, 275; '23, 229, 231; '24, 232;

'25, 221, 286-291
Conservatory cricket, Diestram-

mena japonica. '25. 321
Contarinia pyrivora (Diplosis), '13,

239-240
tritici, '17, 357, 366-367
Convergent lady beetle, Hippo-

damia convergens, '17, 298
Copidosoma truncatella (Litomas-

tix), 'n, 328
sp., '22, 374

682

CONNECTICUT EXPERIMENT STATION

BULLETIN 28l

Copper sulphate, '03, 239, 256; '04,

306-307
Coptocycla aurichalcea, Metriona
bicolor, '02, no; '05, 258
clavata, Deloyala clavata, '02,
in; '03,219; '06,299; '18,342;
'24, 233
guttata, Chirida guttata, '02, no
Coptodisca splendoriferella, '21, 198
Coreopsis lanceolata, '01, 275
Coriscus ferus, '21, 169
Corizus hyalinus, '21, 180
Corn borer, European, Pyrausta
nubilalis, '20, 196-198; '22,
367-369; '23, 228, 230, 233,
277-284; '24, 229, 230, 277-282;
'25, 224, 303-308
lined, Hadena semicana, '19,
187-188
ear worm, Chloridea obsoleta,
'08, 847; '19, 188-189, 198; '20,
196, 211; '21, 122, 165-170; '22,
276, 343-344; '23, 232; '24, 233;
'25, 224
maggot, seed-, Hylemyia cili-
crura, '21, 121, 161-163; '23, 232;
'24, 315; '25, 325
rootworm, Western, Diabrotica
longicornis, '17, 266; '24/233,
340
Southern, Diabrotica 12-punc-
tata, '06, 277; '08, 805, 809-
810; '17, 266
webworm, Crambus caliginosel-
lus, '19, 184
Corydalis cornutus, '05, 256
Corymbites cylindriformis, '02, no
Corythucha ulmi, '25, 321
Cotton moth, Alabama argillacea,
'11, 267, 339-341; 'I2, 217, 285;
'19, 201-202; '23, 313
Cottonwood leaf beetle, Lina

scripta, '10, 707; '18, 256
Cottony cushion scale, Icerya pur-
chasi, '22, 371
maple scale. See Maple scale,
cottony
Crambus caliginosellus, '19. 184
praefectellus, '19, 183-185; '24,
233
Cranberry worm, Rhopobota vac-

ciniana, '02, in
Cranefly larva on tobacco, Neph-
rotoma ferruginea, '25, 325-326
Cratotechus orgyiae, '16, no
Crematogaster lineolata, '05, 211
Creophilus villosus, '04, 211

Crepidodera helxinus, '05, 214, 215,
216, 220
rufipes, '25, 221
Cricket, '17, 358, 364

Asiatic camel, Diestrammena

japonica, '25, 321
camel, Ceutophilus grandis, '05,

255
European house, Gryllus domes-
ticus, '18, 313-316; '21, 188; '23,
236, 311
Northern mole, Gryllotalpa bore-

alis, '06, 297
tree, '06, 297; on tobacco, '06,
274
snowy, CEcanthus niveus, '01,
237, 277; '02, 109
Crinkled flannel moth, Lagoa cris-

pata, '02, 177
Crioceris asparagi, '02, 112, 172-174;
'03, 275, 276-277; '06, 299; '21,
122, 171-173; '24, 234; '25, 224-
225
duodecimpunctata or 12-punc-
tata, '02, 174-175; '03, 213; 21,
173-175; '24. 234; '25, 224-225
Croton bug, Blatella germanica,

'04, 215
Crown gall, '13, 188; '14, 124; '15,
93; '16, 77; '17, 241; '18, 262;
'20, 144; '21, 127; '22, 279, 284;
'23, 247; '24, 245; '25, 246
Cryptocephalus americanus, '17,

263
Cryptocheilus conicus, '05, 212
Cryptorhynchus lapathi, '07, 335;

'13, 188; '25, 229
Cryptus minator, '15, 131
Cucumber beetle, spotted, Diabrot-
ica 12-punctata, '06. 277; '08,

805, 809-810; '17, 266
striped, Diabrotica vittata, '05,
211, 219, 220; '08, 805, 807-
809; '16, 116, 137; '17, 234,
236, 262-273, 357; '18, 290-292;
'22, 276; '23, 233; '25, 225
Cucurbits, insects attacking, '08,

805
Culex, '09, 325

atropalpus, '04, 269
aurifer, '04, 271
brittoni, '04, 271
canadensis, '04, 269; '12, 280
cantans, '04, 269; '13, 243
cantator (Aedes), '04, 268; '12,

259, 260, 269, 278; '23, 299
curriei, '04, 271
discolor, '04, 274

INDEX TO REPORTS OF STATE ENTOMOLOGIST

683

dupreei, '04, 274

jamacensis, '04, 274

melanurus, '04, 274

perturbans, '04, 270

pipiens, '04, 266-268; '12, 217, 267,

269, 282; '13, 186, 245, 248; '14,

183; '15, 143; '19, 195; '22, 326,

327; '23, 296
pretans, '04, 271
restuans, '04, 274
salinarius, '04, 270
serratus, '04, 274
signifer, '04, 274
sollicitans (Aedes), '04, 267, 268;

'05, 225, 226; '12, 217, 259, 261,

269; '23, 298
squamiger, '04, 274
sylvestris, '04, 268
taeniorhynchus (Aedes), '04, 270
territans, '04, 271
triseriatus, '04, 269
trivittatus, '04, 269
Cuphea, '01, 271
Curculio, '17, 261; '20, 17S, 176
Currant aphid, Myzus ribis, '01,

237; '02, no; '03, 220; '04, 209;

'24, 232
black, '05, 213, 221
borer, imported, Sesia tipuli-
formis, '03, 272-273

native, Psenocerus supernota-
tus, '03, 272-273
fruit worm, '03, 220
leaf hopper, Empoasca mali, '04.

216
mite, Eriophyes ribis, '13, 254
red, '05, 211
span worm, Cymatophora ribe-

aria, '10, 710
stem girdler, Janus integer, '20,

201-204; '24, 232
worm, Pteronidea ribesi, '02, 170-

172; '05, 210; '08, 768; '25, 218
Cuterebra cuniculi, '07, 338

sp., '20, 213
Cutworm, black, Agrotis ypsilon,

'06, 265-266
spotted, Feltia venerabilis, '22,

373

variegated, Peridroma saucia, 01,

261-264
w-marked or well-marked Noc-

tua clandestina. '02, no; '14,

164
Cutworms, '06, 263-267; '10, 659;

'12, 216; '14, 161, 172, 186; '17.

310, 357; '21, 165; '22, 276; '23,

232; '24, 232; '25, 222, 223

on asparagus and raspberries, '22,

375

strawberries, '22, 372-373
Cyanopterus sp., '19, 151
Cyclamen injured by mites, '14, 179
Cycloneda munda, '17, 298
Cydonia, '01, 246
Cyllene pictus, '04, 206, 207; '06, 299

robiniae, '03, 222; '11, 345-346
Cymatophora ribearia, '10, 710
Cynomyia cadaverina, '05, 215; '22,

37i
Cynthia moth, Philosamia cynthia,

'i/, 362

Dactylopius citri, Pseudococcus

citri, '02, 108, in; '05, 236
Dagger-moth, smeared, Acronycta

(Apatela) oblinita, '19, 186-187
Dahlia variabilis, '18, 320
Darker meal worm, Tenebrio ob-

scurus, '17, 332
Dasyneura rhodophaga, '22, 372
Datana angusii, '01, 275

integerrima, '01, 236, 275; '05,

257; '06, 298; '14, 191; '16,

140; '17, 326-328, 358; '23, 235
ministra, '01, 239, 274-275; '02,

112; '05, 257; '06, 298; '12, 216;

'14, 191; '17, 328-329, 358
sp., '13. 223
Datura stramonium, '06, 271
Deidamia inscriptum, '06, 299
Delomerista sp., '17, 283
Deloyala clavata (Coptocycla), '24,

233
Delphastus pusillus, '05, 191
Dendroctonus simplex, '15, 128
Depressaria heracliana, '19, 192
Dermestes lardarius, '17, 339

vulpinus '06, 279
Desmia funeralis, '17, 360
Desmometopa latipes, '05, 211, 212

m-nigrum, '05, 211, 212
Diabrotica longicornis, '17, 266; '24,

233, 340
12-punctata, '06, 277; '08, 805,

809-810; '17, 266
vittata. '05, 211, 219, 220; '08, 805,

807-809; '16, 116, 137; '17, 234,

236, 262-273, 357; '18, 290-292;

'22,276; '23.233; '25,225
Diacrisia virginica, '05, 257; '06,

298
sp., '19, 186
Diapheromera femorata, '02, 112
Diarthronomyia hyoogaea, '18, 345-

346; '19, 117, 161-165; '23, 236

684

CONNECTICUT EXPERIMENT STATION

BULLETIN 28l

Diaspine scale, '15, 94
Diaspis boisduvalli, '05, 240-241
carueli, '20, 212
echinocacti cacti, '15, 140
Dibolia borealis, '06, 299
Dibrachoides verditer, '17, 283, 284,

287
Dibrachys, boucheanus (Pteroma-

lus), '17, 323; '18, 303
nigrocyaneus, '17, 283, 284, 287
Dichomeris marginellus, '15, 137-

139; '2.2, 278; '24, 236; '25, 230
Dictamnus fraxinella, '01, 276
Dicyphus minimus, 06, 277
Diestrammena japonica (marmor-

ata), '25, 321
Diglochis sp., '15, 130
Dilophonota ello, '22, 370
Dioctes obliteratus, '20, 192
Dioryctria abietella, '11, 341; '16,

123
Diorymellus laevimargo, '18, 344
Diplosis nigra, '13, 239
Diplotaxus atlantus, '15, 190-191
Diprion abietis, 17, 360

pini, '15, 119; '17, 274, 276, 285,

287, 288, 289, 290
simile (Neodiprion), '15, 87, 89,

118-125, 182; '16, 67, 69, 71;

'17, 234, 235, 273-290; '23, 234;

'25, 229
Disonycha xanthomelaena, '19, 204
Dissosteira Carolina, '06, 273
Distichlis maritima, '12, 265; '15,

172
Dog-day harvest fly, '02, 112; '03,

221, 274; '04, 210
Dog louse, biting, Trichodectes

latus, '24, 236, 336
sucking, Haematopinus pilferus,

'16, 142
Dolerus aprilis, '05, 211
Doryphora decemlineata. See Lep-

tinotarsa decemlineata
Doryphorophagadoryphorae (Phor-

ocera), '14, 186, 190
Dothichiza populea, '23, 240
Dragon flies, '01, 238; '03, 219
Drone flv, Eristalis tenax, '10, 711
Drosophila graminum. '05. 211
Drug store beetle. Sitodrena pan-

icea, '01, 236; '06, 279; '17, 334,

343; 'iq, 128; '21, 194: '25, 230
Dusting and spraying experiments,

'20, 168-177; '23, 267-274; '24,

286-294; '25. 272-278
Dytiscidae, '16, 70
Dytiscus, '04, 262

Eastern larch beetle. See Larch

beetle, Eastern
Echinocloa crus-galli, '18, 317, 320
Ecpantheria deflorata, '05, 257
Eight-spotted forester, Alypia oc-
tomaculata, '02, no; '06, 298;
'16, 118-122; '17, 358
Elachiptera costata, '05, 211, 223

longula, '04 209, 214
Elaphidion villosum, '02, 164; '14,

194
Elm aphid, woolly, Schizoneura
americana, '03, 219; '04, 208;
'06, 297
aspidiotus, Aspidiotus ulmi, '05,

243
beetle, blue, Altica (Haltica)

ulmi, '22, 277, 369; '24, 338
caterpillar, spiny, Euvanessa an-
tiopa, '03, 219; '05, 257; '06,
260-263, 299; '07, 267; '08, 768;
'11, 268; '12, 216
leaf beetle, Galerucella (luteola)
xanthomelaena, '01, 264; '02,
109; '03, 213, 218, 258; '05, 258;
'06, 299; '07, 337; '08, 767, 769,
815-828; '10, 658, 663; '11, 268;
5i2, 216; '13, 256; '14, 186; '17,
357, 362; '18, 348; '19, 197, 202;
'22, 277; '23, 234; '24, 235, 339;
'25, 229
leaf miner, Kaliofenusa ulmi, '20,

212-213
sawfly, Cimbex americana, '06,

300; '12, 294
scale, Gossyparia spuria (ulmi),
'01, 238; '03, 218; '05, 235-
236; '11, 344
white, Chionaspis americana,
'03, 222, 223; '05, 239; '13, 188;
'18, 255; '21, 123
trees, municipal spraying, '09,
334-336
Emphytus canadensis, '05, 258
cinctus, '15, 94, 185; '16, 77; '17,
242; '18, 261; '19, 124, 125; '20,
144; '21, 126; '22. 284; '23, 246;
'24, 245; '25, 246
maculatus, Empria, '02, no
Empoa rosae, '20, 172, 173; '23, 231
Empoasca mali, '04, 216
Empretia stimulea, '01 239, 273;
'02, 112, 113. See Sibine stim-
ulea
Empusa aphidis, '25, 296
aulicae, '10, 689; '13, 222
gryllii, '17, 323
sp., '17, 299

INDEX TO REPORTS OF STATE ENTOMOLOGIST

685

Enarmonia prunivora, '20, 176, 212;

'21, 120
Enchenopa binotata, '05, 255; '19,

198
Endothia gyrosa var. parasitica,

'13, 188
English ivy, imported, '12, 292
Engraver beetle, Ips calligraphus,

'21, 196
Ennomos subsignarius, '08, 842
Entomopthora aphidis, '16, 103;

'i/, 300, 301
sp., Empusa, '17, 299
Ephestia kuehniella, '17, 337; '25,

230
Epiaeschna heros, '03, 219
Epicauta cinerea, '01, 238
marginata, '22, 276
pennsylvanica, '06, 299
vittata, '01, 238; '05, 258
Epidiaspis piricola, '05, 241
Epilachna borealis, '01, 238; '03,

217; '08, 805, 810-811
Epitrix cucumeris, '04, 208; '05, 211,

258; '06, 272; '18, 342; '21,

198-199; '23, 233; '24, 233; '25,

224
parvula, '06, 272
Epizeuxis lubricalis, '06, 298
Epuraea labilis, '05, 216
Erannis tiliaria, '15, 184; '24, 231,

3II-3I4
Erax bastardi, '03, 221
Erebus odora, '06, 298
Eremotylus glabratum, '17, 323
Eriocampoides cerasi (limacina),
'05, 258; '06, 300; '20, 199-201.
See Caliroa cerasi
Eriococcus azaleae, '16, 138; '24,
337
borealis, '25, 321
Eriophyes pini, '25, 322-323
pyri '08, 770; 'io, 700-701; '23,

231; '25, 220
quadripes, '06, 300; '25, 229
ribis, '13, 254
ulmi, '06, 300
Eriosoma lanigerum, '24, 232, 286,
308-311. See Schizoneura lan-
igera
Eristalis bastardi, '05, 211, 213, 223

tenax, 'io, 711
Erythraspides caryae, '18, 345

pygmaeus, '16, 142
Estigtnene acraea, '04, 208; '08, 843;

'18, 342
Eubadizon sp., '22, 374; '25, 281
Euceraphis deducta, '23, 235, 293

Euclemensia bassettella, '16, 143
Eulecanium armeniacum (cana-
dense, cerasifex, kingii), '03,
212, 218, 219, 220, 223; '04, 208;
'05, 237-238; '06, 297. Now Le-
canium corni
nigrofasciatum, '05, 238, 255; '06,
297; '21, 183-185. Now Leca-
nium
tulipiferae, '03, 216, 218; '04, 207,
210; '05, 239, 255; '06, 297; '12,
294-295. Now Toumeyella liri-
odendri
Eulia juglandana, '21, ig4
pinatubana, '19, 201; '20, 210
velutinana, '20, 176, 212; '21, 120;
'25, 220, 298-301
Eumenes fraterna, '05, 220; '08, 786
Eunotus lividus, '21 180
Euonymus, '01, 245

scale, Chionaspis euonymi, '04,

211; '05, 240, 256; '06, 297; '13,

188; '21, 185-186; '22, 344; '23,

236

Euphoria aurata (Cetonia), '09, 374

inda, '04, 211; '06, 300; '12, 216;

'20, 214; '21, 197; '25, 221

Euphorocera claripennis, '16, no;

'21, 169
Euplectrus comstockii, '12, 287
Euproctis chrysorrhoea, '02, 165;
'07, 3i3-3!8; '09, 328; '10, 664,
667-668, 683-689; '11, 272, 281-
286; '12, 216, 229-236; '13, 188,
204-223; '19, 124, 125; '21,
126; '22, 284. See Brown-tail
moth
discovery in Connecticut, '10, 664,
683-689
European corn borer, Pyrausta nu-
bilalis, '18, 316-327; '19, 170-
173; '20, 196-198; '22, 367-
369; '23, 230, 233, 277-284;
'24, 277-282; '25, 224, 303-308
discovery in Connecticut, '23,

230, 277
quarantine, '20, 197-198; '24,
282
fly, Muscina pascuorum, '22, 373-

374; '24, 236
foul brood. See Foul brood,

European
giant hornet, Vespa crabro, '01,
239, 276; '05, 258; '06, 300; '16,
144; '20, 214
grain moth, Tinea granella, '06,
234, 294-295, 305; '17, 338, 344

686

CONNECTICUT EXPERIMENT STATION

BULLETIN 28l

European house cricket. See

Cricket, European house. Gryl-

lus domesticus

lackey moth, Malacosoma neus-

tria, '17, 241, 242, 362; '19, 124,

.I25
pine mite. See Pine mite, Euro-
pean
pine shoot moth. See Pine

shoot moth, European
red mite. See Red mite, Euro-
pean
sawfly, '18, 255. See Diprion

simile
tent caterpillar. See European
lackey moth
Eurytoma pissodis, '19, 151

sp., '17, 283
Euschistus servus, '17, 323

variolarius, '05, 256; '06, 274-275

Euthrips nicotianae, '06, 277

Euvanessa antiopa (Vanessa, Ag-

lais), '06, 233, 260-263, 299J '°7,

267; '08, 768; '11, 268; '12, 216

Evetria buoliana, '14, 193-194; '15,

89; '23, 235, 311; '24, 236, 339
Exobasidium vaccinnii, '17, 241-
Exochus pallipes, '05, 219

semirufus, '05, 211
Exorista ceratomiae, '21, 169
griseomicans, '16, no
petiolata, '15, 122; '17, 283
pyste, '12, 258; '13, 226; '21, 188
sp., '14, 168; '15, 131
Eyed elater, Alaus oculatus, '02,
in; '03, 218; '16, 140

Fall army worm. See Army worm,

fall
canker worm, Alsophila pome-

taria, '07, 267; '08, 783-785, 795-

796; '10, 663; '12, 216; '21,

120; '22, 275; '23, 236; '24, 230,

235; '25, 221
webworm, Hyphantria cunea, '01,

239, 270-271; '03, 212; '04, 210,

211, 213-214; '05, 257; '06, 299;

'13, 223; '17, 319-324, 325. 358;

'22, 277; '23, 236; '24, 235; '25,

22S
False apple red bug. See Apple

red bug, false
bud worm. See Heliothis obso-

leta
Feltia venerabilis. '22, 373
Fennel worm, Papilio polyxenes,

'20, 204-206

Fenusa pumila, '24, 236, 341; '25,

218, 229
Fern scale, '02, no; '05, 239. See

Saissetia filicum
Fidia viticida, '10, 709
Fiery ground beetle. See Ground

beetle, fiery
Fifteen-spotted lady beetle, '10,
663, 705-706. See Anatis 15-
punctata
Fig scale, Chrysomphalus aonidum,

'05, 243-244; '13, 194
Fir tree oil, '02, 161
Fire blight, '13, 188; '22, 279
Fire worm, '03, 274
Firefly, Photuris pennsylvanica, '04,

208
Five-spotted lady beetle, Coccinella
transversoguttata or V-notata,
'16, 103
Flannel moth, crinkled, Lagoa

crispata, '02, 112, 177
Flat-headed borer, Chrysobothris

femorata, '07, 333; '13, 251
Flea beetle, Oedionychis sexmacu-
lata, '06, 264, 271-273; '16,
141; '19, 204
banded, Systena taeniata, '15,

183
grapevine, Altica (Haltica)

chalybea, '07, 337; '25, 221
strawberry, Altica (Haltica)
ignita, '02, 112; '22, 369; '24,
338
tobacco, '06, 272
cat and dog, Pulex serraticeps,

'05, 257
hopper, garden, Halticus uhleri,
'04, 217-218
Flies, how to get rid of, '11, 338-339
Flour beetle, confused, Tribolium
confusum, '17, 334, 343
rust red, Tribolium ferrugi-
neum, '17, 334, 343
moths, '17, 335-337

Mediterranean, Ephestia kueh-
niella, '17, 337, 344
Flowers and relationship to insect

visitors, '05, 221-224
Folsomia fimetaria (Isotoma), '10,

711
Forest tent caterpillar, Malaco-
soma disstria, '02, no; '11,
343; '13, 227
Forester, eight-spotted, Alypia oc-
tomaculata, '02, no; '06, 298;
'16, 68, 118-122; '17, 358

INDEX TO REPORTS OF STATE ENTOMOLOGIST

687

Forficula auricularia, '19, 125
Formica exsectoides, '22, 363

fusca var. subsericea, '05, 214,

217, 219; 22, 362

Foul brood, American, '14, 126, 129;

'IS. 95, 99; '16, 79, 83; '17,

243, 246; '18, 263, 269-271;

'19, 130; '20, 146, 150; '21,

128, 131; '22, 286, 290; '23,

248, 252; '24, 248-249, 253;

'25, 248-249, 253

European, '10, 670; 'n, 276;

'12, 223; '13, 197, 198; '14,

129; '15, 95, 99; '16, 79, 83;

'17, 243, 246; '18, 263, 266-

269; '19, 130, 134; '20, 146,

150; '21, 128, 131; '22, 285-

286, 290; '23. 248, 252; '24,

247-248, 253; '25, 247-248, 253

Four-lined leaf bug, Poecilocapsus

lineatus, '02, 11 1; '03. 219; '05,

256; '06, 297; '14, 189-190; '23,

236

Four-spotted bean weevil, Bruchus

quadrimaculatus, '17, 333
Fragaria virginiana, '05, 209, 220
Fraxinus, '16, 141
Frog-hoppers, '13. 255
Frontina aletiae, '16, no; '21, 169
armigera, '21, 169
frenchii, '12, 286; '16, no; '21,

169
tenthredinidarum (Masicera), '15,
131
Fruit bark beetle, Scolytus rugu-
losus, '02, in, 112; '03, 220,
221, 222; '05, 258; '06, 299; '13,
188
scale, European, Aspidiotus os-

traeformis, '05, 242; '13, 187
weevil, black, Otiorhynchus sul-
catus, '09, 371; '13,230-232; '19,
124, 125
Fucellia fucorum, '05, 211, 212

sp., '05, 223
Fumago, '03, 264

Fumigation for white fly, '02, 160-
163
of buildings, '06, 291-295; '09, 365-

367 .
of fruit trees in greenhouse, '03,

278
of grapery, '15, 136-137
of nursery stock, '01, 249-250; '02,
126-127; '03, 209; '06, 227-233;
'07, 270-285; '08, 796-799
of orchards, '02, 126-127
Fundulus, '04, 262

Fungus-inhabiting beetle, Boleto-
therus bifurcus, '07, 337

Galeruca, '17, 263

Galerucella xanthomelaena (lute-
ola), '01, 264-267; '02, 107, 109;
'03, 218; '05, 258; '06, 299; '07,
337; '08, 815-828; '10, 663; '11,
268; '12, 216; '13, 256; '18, 348;
'22, 277; '23, 234; '24, 235, 238,
339; .'25, 229
Gall aphid, hickory leaf stem. See
Hickory gall aphid
spruce. See Spruce gall aphid
fly, Rhodites radicum, '01, 237
-making beetle, Agrilus cham-
plaini, '12, 291
Galleria mellonella, '01, 236
Gambusia, '04, 262
Garden flea hopper, Halticus
uhleri, '04, 217-218
millipede, Julus hortensis, '12, 295
slugs, '18, 333-336
Gastrophilus equi, '20, 213
Gelechia abietisella, '22, 374
operculella, now Phthorimaea,
'06, 277
Geranium attacked by white ants,

'14, 196
German roach, Blatella germanica,

'21, 188-189; '25, 229
Giant hornet, Vespa crabro. '01,
239. 276; '05, 258; '06, 300; '16,
144; '20, 214
sawfly, Cimbex americana, '06,

300; '12, 294

water bug, Lethocerus ameri-

canus, '23, 310

Gipsy moth, Porthetria dispar, '05,

246-251; '06, 235-260; '07,

300-312; '08, 772-777;

336-343; '10, 671-683;

277-280; '12. 224-229;

198-204; '14, 129-134;

99-111, 182; '16, 83-96;

246-258, 359; '18, 272-290; '19,

135-144, 198; '20, 151-168; '21,

132-145; '22, 290-326;

253-267; '24, 254-276;

253-272

discovery in Connecticut,

246
legislation. '07, 307-311
parasites, '05, 250; '06, 253;
311-312; '17, 249-252
275-276; '20. 162-165
143-144; '22, 313-314
265-266; '24, 270-272
270-271

'09,
'11,
'13,
'15,
'17,

23.
'25,

05,

'07,
'18,
'21,
'23,

'25,

688

CONNECTICUT EXPERIMENT STATION

BULLETIN 28l

Glacial lady beetle, Hippodamia
glacialis, '17, 298

Gladiolus, '18, 320

Gleditschia tricanthos, '04, 212

Gloeosporium venetum, '13, 188

Glomerella cingulata, '17, 242

Glow worm, '03, 219. See Phen-
godes laticollis

Gluphisia severa, '06, 298

Glycobius speciosus (Plagionotus),
'22, 277, 351-355- See Plagio-
notus speciosus

Glyphe viridescens, '14, 168

Glypta rufiscutellaris, '25, 281
vulgaris, '18, 303

Gold beetle, Coptocycla aurichal-
cea, '05, 258

Goldenrod eaten by beetles, '08, 844

Gonia capitata, '21, 169

Goniomima unifasciata (Belvosia),

'14, 167
Gooseberry, American, '05, 209, 210
Gortyna nitela. See Papaipema ni-

tela
Gossyparia spuria (ulmi), '01, 238;
'03, 218; '05, 235-236; '11, 344
Gracilaria elotella, Marmara elo-

' tella, '17, 364; '22, 275
Grain aphid, spring, Toxoptera
graminum, '25, 278
beetles, '17, 331-335

saw-toothed, Silvanus surina-
mensis, '17, 334-335, 341, 344
moths, '17, 337-338, 344

Angoumois, Sitotroga cerea-

lella, '17, 337-338, 344
European, Tinea granella, '06,
234, 294-295, 305; '17, 338, 344
Granary weevil, Calendra granaria,

'i7, 335, 344; '25, 230
Grape berry moth, Polychrosis
viteana, '20, 206-207
flea beetle, Altica (Haltica)

chalybea, '07, 337; '25, 221

plume moth, Oxyptilus peri-

scelidactylus, '06, 298; '14, igo

root worm, Fidia viticida, '10, 709

Grapevine beetle, spotted, Pelid-

nota punctata, '06, 300

sawfly, Erythraspides pygmaeus,

'16, 142
tomato gall, Lasioptera vitis, '04,
208, 209, 210; '05, 257; '06, 299;
'16, 146; '23, 232
Grapholitha sebastiniae, '03, 276
Grass, black spike, '12, 265
Grasshoppers, '17, 358, 364-365
pink, '14, 187; '19, 200

red-legged, Melanoplus femur-
rubrum, '06, 274; '23, 233; '25,
322
on tobacco, '06, 264, 273
Gratichneumon annulator, '15, 131
Gray hair-streak, Uranotes meli-

nus, '19, 202
Green apple aphid. See Apple
aphid, green
cabbage worm. See Cabbage

worm
clover worm. See Clover worm,

green
peach aphis. See Peach aphis

green
rose chafer. See Rose chafer,
green
Greenbriar eaten by caterpillars,
Hadena turbulenta, '14, 183-
185
Greenhouse cockroach. See Cock-
roach, greenhouse
orthezia, Orthezia insignis, '05,
235, 255
Ground beetle, fiery, Calosoma
calidum, '08, 786; '12, 287; '14,
167
large, Calosoma scrutator, '17,

323
Grubs, white, '09, 372-373; '10, 658;

'12, 215, 288-291; '13, 229-230,

250; '15, 179-181, 182; '16, 141-

142; '23, 233; '25, 227
Gryllotalpa borealis, '03, 223; '06,

297
sp., '01, 239
Gryllus domesticus, '18, 313-316,

341; '21, 188; '23, 236, 311
Gymnoconia interstitialis, '13, 188
Gymnosporangium clavariaeforme,

'13, 194
japonicum, '11, 274; '13, 188
Gypona flavilineata, '14, 192

Habrobraconidea bicoloripes, '19,

150, 151
Hackberry leaf gall aphid, Pachy-

psylla celtidis-mamma, '03, 219'
Hadena fractilinea, '19, 187
semicana, '19, 187-188
turbulenta, '14, 183-185
Hadrobregmus carinatus, '22, 370
Haematopinus pilferus, '16, 142

vituli, '05, 255
Hag moth, Phobetron pithecium,

'01, 238, 239, 273-274; '04, 211;

'05, 257
Hair worm, '01, 237

INDEX TO REPORTS OF STATE ENTOMOLOGIST

689

Halictus arcuatus (Evylaeus), '05,

210, 213, 214, 215, 218, 221, 222
coriaceum (Lasioglossum), '05,

219
fasciatus, '05, 210, 212, 214, 215,

218, 219, 220, 221, 223
lerouxii, '05, 210, 213, 214, 215,

217, 219, 221
obscurus (Chloralictus), '05, 216,

217, 219, 222
pectinatus (Evylaeus), '05, 210
pilosus (Chloralictus), '05, 210,

213, 214, 216, 217, 219, 221, 222
sparsus (Chloralictus), '05, 210,

212, 213, 214, 216, 217, 218, 219,

220, 221, 222, 223

tegularis (Chloralictus), '05, 219
truncatus (Evylaeus), '05, 210,

212, 213, 214, 215, 217, 218, 221,

222
versatus (Chloralictus), '05, 216,

217, 219, 220, 223
zephyrus (Chloralictus), '05, 210,

212, 213, 214, 216, 217, 218, 219,

221, 2.2.2.
sp.,'18, 340

Halisidota caryae, '01, 239; '06, 298;

'07, 332; '08, 843; '17, 325-326,

358
maculata, '17, 325, 326
tessellaris, '03, 222; '08, 843; '17,

325-326, 358
Haltica chalybea (Altica), '07, 337;

'25, 221
ignita (Altica), '02, 112; '22, 369;

'24, 338
ulmi, '18, 348; '22, 277, 369; 24,

338
Haltichella perpulchra (Hockeria),

'14, 168
Halticus citri (uhleri), '04, 211, 217-

218
Ham beetle, red-legged, Necrobia

rufipes, '17, 339, 344
Hamamelistes spinosus, '03, 220
Harlequin cabbage bug, Murgantia

histrionica, '14, 193
Harmonia similis, '14, 187
Harpalus caliginosus, '04, 209

pennsylvanicus, '02, no
Harpiphorus maculatus (Empria),

'03, 218; '05. 258
Harpipteryx, xylostella, '20, 214-215

sp., '18, 342
Harrisina americana, '17, 361
Harvest fly. See Cicada
Hedera helix, '12, 292; '13, 193

Heliophila albilinea (Leucania),

'14, 162
pseudargyria, '05, 257
unipuncta (Cirphis), '12, 285; '14,

157-173; '17, 359, 360; 'ig, 185-

186; '25, 227
Heliothis obsoleta (armiger),

(Chloridea), '06, 277; '08, 847;

'09, 368; '18, 317, 318; '19, 188-

189; '20, 196, 211; '21, 165-170;

'22, 276, 343-344; '23, 232; '24,

233; '25, 224
rhexiae (Chloridea), '06, 277; '09,

368
Heliothrips femoralis (cestri), '03,

268
Hellebore, '02, 172, 174; '03, 272,

276
Hellgramite, Corydalis cornutus,

'05, 256
Helophilus hamatus, '05, 217
Hemaris diffinis, '06, 299

thysbe, '06, 299
Hemerobia sp., '19, 158
Hemerocampa antiqua (Notolo-

phus), '06, 235, 298; '14, 126;

'24, 245; '25, 246
defmita, '13, 253-254
leucostigma, '05, 230-234, 257; '06,

235, 298; '12, 216; '16, 105-111;

'17, 326, 357. See Notolophus

leucostigma
Hemerophila pariana, '20, 190-193;

'21, 120, 186-188; '22, 273, 274;

'23, 230; '24, 230; '25, 220
Hemichionaspis aspidistrae, '10,

710
Hemiptera of Connecticut, '16, 71
Hemiscopsis cinerea, '10, 665, 668,

6g6-6g8
Hemispherical scale, Saissetia

hemisphaerica, '04, 206, 207;

'05, 239; '06, 297; '14, 125
Hemiteles laticinctus, '14, 168

utilis, '15, 122; '17, 283
Hemlock leaf scale, Aspidiotus abi-

etis, '05, 241
webworm, Gelechia abietisella,

'22, 374
Hessian fly, '03, 274
Heterocampa guttivitta, '08, 848;

'18, 343-344
Heterocordylus malinus, '14, 197-

198; '17, 259
Heteropelma datanae, '17, 329
Heterostomus pulicarius, '24, 339
Hibiscus, '01, 271; '15, 94

690

CONNECTICUT EXPERIMENT STATION

BULLETIN 28l

Hickory bark beetle, Scolytus
quadrispinosus, '01, 267-270;
'02, 169; '03, 213, 278; '11, 341;
'13, 237-239, 250; '14, 186, 189,
198; '15, 182
borer, Cyllene pictus, '04, 206,

207; '06, 299
gall aphid, Phylloxera caryae-
caulis, '03, 218-219; '04, 208;
'06, 297; '14, 189; '16, 145; '25,
228
trees dying, '13, 237-239
tussock moth, Halisidota caryae,
'06, 298; '07, 332; '08, 842-843;
'i7, 325-326, 358
Hicoria alba, '12, 247
lanciniosa, '12, 253
minima, '12, 247
ovata, '12, 247, 253
pecan, '12, 254
porcina (Carya), '12, 257
Hilara leucoptera, '05, 214
Hippodamia convergens, '17, 298,
299; '21, 169, 174
glacialis, '17, 298
parenthesis, '17, 298
13-punctata, '17, 298
Homalomyia scalaris, '05, 211, 217
Hop hornbeam gall, '12, 291
Hop merchant butterfly, Polygonia

comma, '24, 337
Hormorus undulatus, '05, 259
Horn worm, '06, 264, 269-271; '22,

370
Hornet, European giant, Vespa
crabro, '01, 239, 276; '05, 258;
'06, 300; '16, 144; '20, 214
Horse bot, Gastrophilus equi, '20,
213
fly, black, Tabanus atratus, '05,

257
Hose, spray, '04, 250
House centipede, '03, 222; '23, 236
cricket, European, Gryllus do-
mesticus, '18, 313-316, 341; '21,
188; '23, 236, 311
fly, common, Musca domestica,
'06, 221
European, Muscina pascuorum,
'22, 373
Huckleberries attacked by apple

maggot, '05, 260

Hyalomyodes triangulifera, '05, 212

Hydrocyanic acid gas, '01, 249; '02,

127, 161; '03, 278; '06, 229, 291;

'07, 280; '09, 365-366; '15, 136-

137

Hydrophilus obtusatus, '04, 262

Hyetodesia lucorum, '05, 215

antiqua. See Pegomyia ceparum

Hylemyia antiqua. See Pegomyia

ceparum

brassicae (Pegomyia), 08, 832-

837; 'i3, 232-233; '14, 142-157;

'15, 114-118; '22, 332-333; '24,

233, 3i4-3i8; '25, 225

ceparum, '24, 314, 315, 316, 317.

See Pegomyia ceparum
cilicrura, '21, 121, 161-163; '23,

232; '24, 315; '25, 325
cinerella, '24, 315
trichodactyla, '24, 315
Hylobius pales, '06, 299; '24, 340
Hylotrupes ligneus, '02, 108, 176-177
Hymenoptcra of Connecticut, '15, 88;

'16, 71
Hyperaspis signata, '05, 230

binotata, '21, 177, 180
Hyphantria budea, '17, 322
cunea '01, 239, 270-271; '04, 210,
211; '05, 257; '06, 299; '17, 319-
324, 358; '22, 277; '23, 236; '24,
235; '25, 228
punctatissima, '17, 319, 322
textor, '17, 319, 320
sp., '13, 223
Hypoderma bovis, '20, 213

lineata, '20, 213
Hypostena variabilis, '18, 303

Icerya purchasi, '22, 371
Ichneumon flies, '02, 144; '03, 274;
'13, 228; '14, 168; '16, 109
seminiger, '05, 211
subcyaneus, '05, 211
utilis, '08, 786
Ichthyura inclusa (Melalopha), '11,

310-311
Illinoia pisi, '23, 233; '24, 234, 319;
'25, 226, 227, 295-298. See Ma-
crosiphum pisi
Imperial moth, Basilona imperialis,
'06, 299; '11, 341
parasite, Latreillimyia bifasciata,

'11, 341

Imported currant worm. See cur-
rant worm
pine sawfly. See pine sawfly

Indian meal moth, Plodia inter-
punctella, '05, 252-254; '17, 335-
336, 344

Insect notes, '01, 273-278; '02, 174-
178; '03, 276-278; '04, 212-219;
'05, 259-262; '06, 301-306; '07,
334-338; '08, 842-848; '09, 367-
374; '10, 706-712; 11, 339-346;

INDEX TO REPORTS OF STATE ENTOMOLOGIST

691

'12, 291-296; '13, 250-256; '14,
187-198; '15, 183-192; '16, 137-
146; '17, 359-367; '18, 342-350;
'19, 198-206; '20, 210-215; '21,
194-202; '22, 369-378; '23, 310-
314;. '24, 336-342; '25, 321-327

Insecticides, '05, 194, 205; '10, 6go-
692

Insects in collection, '04, 201

pollinating fruit blossoms, '05,
194, 207-224

Inspection, apiary, '09, 331-334; '10,
669-671; '11, 275-277; '12, 223-
224; '13, 195-198; '14, 126-129;
'15, 95-99; '16, 78-83; '17, 235,
242-246; '18, 262-271; '19, 128-
134; '20, 145-150; '21, 127-131;
'22, 284-290; '23, 247-253; '24,
246-254; '25, 246-253
bulbs, imported, '19, 126-128
nursery, '01, 230, 232, 242; '02,
104; '03, 205-210; '04, 202-205;
'05, 192-193; '06, 223-226; '07,
268-269; '08, 770-771; '09, 326-
328; '10, 665-667; '11, 269-271;
'12, 217-220; '13, 186-190; '14,
118-122; '15, 86, 88-91; '16, 72-
75; '17, 236-239; '18, 255-259;
'19, 118-122; '20, 140-143; '21,
122-125; '22, 279-282; '23, 239-
245; '24, 238-244; '25, 232-244
nursery stock, imported, '09, 328-
331; '10, 667-669; '11, 271-275;
'12, 220-223; '13, 191-195; '14.
122-126; '15, 86, 91-94; '16, 75-
78; '17, 240-242; '18, 259-262;
'19, 122-128; '20, 143-144; '21,
125-127; '22, 282-284; '23, 245-
247; '24, 244-245; '25, 244-246

Interrogation point butterfly, Poly-
gonia interrogationis, '14, 187

Io moth, Automeris io, '04, 211; '06,
299

Ips calligraphus, '21, ig6
pini, '25, 229

Iridomyrmex humilis, '10, 699; 22,
364

Iris borer, Macronoctua onusta, '06,
306; '15, 189; '18, 331-333
versicolor. '18, 332
weevil, Mononychus vulpeculus,
'21, 194; '22, 278

Ironwood, '12, 291

Isabella tiger moth, Isia Isabella,
'06. 298

Isaria farinosa, '15, 131; '17, 250

Ischnaspis longirostris, '05, 245

Ischnoptera pennsylvanica, '05, 255

Ischnura posita, '21, 174

Isia Isabella, '06, 298

Isotoma fimetaria (Folsomia), '10,

711
Ithycerus noveboracensis, '08, 845-

846
Itycorsia zappei, '20, '139, 179-182
sp-, 'i/, 360; '19, 117

Janus abbreviatus, '17, 359; '25,
322
integer (flaviventris), '20, 201-
204; '24, 232
Japanese barberry, '13, 253

beetle (Asiatic beetle, Anomala

orientalis), '22, 345-346; '23,

291-293; '24, 294-299; '25, 309-

312

iris infested by maggots, Ela-

chiptera longula, '04, 214
juniper rust, '13, 188
weevil, Pseudocneorrhinus seto-

sus, '23, 313-314
yew, '13, 230
Juglans aifstralis, '12, 253
californica, '12, 253
cinerea, '12, 243, 247
cordiformis, '12, 243, 244, 247,

253, 254
mandshurica, '12, 247, 253
nigra, '12, 244, 247, 253
regia, '12, 243, 244, 247, 253, 254
rupestris, '12, 253
sieboldiana, '12, 243, 244, 247, 253
Julus hortensis, '07, 337; '12, 295
Juncus gerardi, '04, 228; '12, 265;

'15, 146, 172
June beetles, '05, 258; '13, 229, 230;
'25, 227
defoliating poplars, '10, 709
Juniper rust, '11, 274; '13, 188, 194
scale, Diaspis carueli, '20, 212
webworm, '12, 295; '15, 137-139;
'22, 278; '24, 236; '25, 230
Juniperus communis, '15, 137
var. hibernica, '13, 194
pfitzeriana, '20, 212
virginiana, '20, 212

Kaliofenusa ulmi, '20, 212-213
Katydid, '03, 274; '06, 297; '14, 187

Texas, '06, 274
Kermes andrei, '05, 235

galliformis, '05. 235

sassceri, '16, 143

sp., '16, 143; '24, 239

692

CONNECTICUT EXPERIMENT STATION

BULLETIN 28l

Kerosene, '02, 114, 115, 122, 161-162
emulsion, '01, 258; '03, 232, 252,
_ 2S7;_ '04, 219; '09, 352

Klinophilos lectularia (Cimex), '06,
291; '09, 365

Lace bug, elm, Corythucha ulmi,
'25, 321
rhododendron, Leptobyrsa rho-
dodendri (explanata), '10,
708-709; '21, 200-201
Lacewing, Chrysopa oculata, '03,
265; '04, 209; '05, 256; '17, 298,
299
Lachnosterna, '16, 141-142. See
Grubs, white
crenulata, '12, 289; '15, 181
fraterna, '05, 258; '12, 289; '13,

230; '15, 181
fusca, '09, 373; '12, 289; '13, 230;

'IS, 181
hirticula, '12, 289; '15, 181
nova, '12, 289; '15, 181
tristis, '13, 229
Lachnus abietis, '02, no. See
Chermes abietis
platanicola, '06, 297
strobi, '03, 222
sp-, '13, 193
Lackey moth, European, Mala-
cosoma neustria, '17, 241, 242,
362; '19, 124, 125
Lady beetle, '04, 209; '06, 300; '17,
298, 299; '20, 183; '22, 371
Chinese, '03, 214
convergent, Hyppodamia con-

vergens, '17, 298
fifteen-spotted, Anatis 15-
punctata, '05, 230; '10, 663,
705; '19, 158
five-spotted, Coccinella trans-
versoguttata or V-notata, '16,
103
glacial, Hippodamia glacialis,

'17, 298
nine-spotted, Coccinella no-
vemnotata, '16, 103; '17, 298,

299

parenthesis, Hippodamia par-
enthesis, '17, 298

red, Cycloneda munda (Coc-
cinella sanguinea), '17, 298

spotted, Ceratomegilla (Me-
gilla) fuscilabris (maculata),
'04, 206; '06, 300; '17, 298;
'19, 158; '21, 169, 174

squash, Epilachna borealis, '01,
238; '03, 217; '08, 805, 810-
811

thirteen spotted, Hippodamia

xiii-punctata, '17, 298
twice-stabbed, Chilocorus bi-
vulnerus, '01, 236; '02, in,
127-128; '03, 220; '05, 258, '06,
300; '09, 351; '19, 158; '21,
180
two-spotted, Adalia bipunctata,
'02, 107, 109; '03, 262, 265;
'05, 211, 213, 215, 216, 218,
258; '06, 300; '17, 298; '19,
158
Laemophlaeus pusillus, '17, 335
Laetilia coccidivora, '21, 180
Lagoa crispata, '02, 112, 177
Laphygma frugiperda, '12, 215, 284-

287; '14, 162
Larch beetle, Eastern, '15, 128
case bearer, Coleophora laricella,
'19, 200-201; '23, 234, 288-291;
'24, 235; '25, 227
leaf aphid, Chermes strobilobius,

'23, 235; '24, 235
leaf miner. See Larch case

bearer .
sawfly, Lygaeonematus (Nema-
tus) erichsoni, '15, 125-134, 182
Larder beetle, Dermestes lardarius,

.'17, 339, 334
Larix americana, '15, 127
europaea, '15, 127
leptolepis, '15, 127
sibirica, '15, 127
Lasioderma serricorne (testa-

ceum), '05, 258; '06, 278-279;

'17, 339; .'19, 205-206
Lasioptera vitis, '04, 208, 209, 210;

'05, 257; '06, 299; '16, 146; '23,

232
vitis-pomum, '16, 146. Now Schi-

zomyia pomum
Laspeyresia molesta, '17, 315-319,

359; '18, 252, 254, 255, 256, 298-

306; '19, 119, 198; '21, 120; '22,

275; '23, 230, 232, 284-287; '24,

230, 286, 299-303; '25, 219, 280-

286
Lathrobium brunnipes, '19, 125
Latreillimyia bifasciata, 'it, 341
Lathromeris cicadae, 'n, 303
Laurus nobilis, '13, 194
Law, apiary inspection, '09, 332;

'i3, 195
registration, '19, 128; '23, 253;

'24, 253
European corn borer, '19, 172
gipsy and brown-tail moth, '07,
307-311; '15, ioi-iii

INDEX TO REPORTS OF STATE ENTOMOLOGIST

693

insect pest, '01, 229; '02, 100; '03,

200
mosquito elimination, '15, 141;
'17, 345; '19, 194; '23, 303; '24,
335
nursery registration and inspec-
tion, '25, 232
Lead arsenate. See Arsenate of

lead
Leaf bug, four-lined. See Four-
lined leaf bug
folder, apple. See Apple leaf
folder
on privet, Archips rosana, '13,
185, 223-226; '15, 185
hopper, currant. See Currant
leaf hopper
grapevine, Typhlocyba comes,

'04, 216-217
on apple. See Apple leaf-hop-
per
on Japanese barberry, Gypona
fiavilineata
midge, boxwood. See Box leaf-
miner
roller '20, 214

cherry. See Cherry leaf roller
oak. See Oak leaf roller
strawberry. See Strawberry

leaf roller
on honeysuckle, Harpipteryx

xylostella, '20, 214-215
on privet, Archips rosana, '13,

185, 223-226; '15, 185
on spiraea, Olethreutes hemi-

desma,_'i7, 359, 364
on Virginia creeper, Desmia

funeralis, '17, 360
red-banded, Eulia velutinana,
'20, 176, 212; '21, 120; '25,220,
298-301
tyer, Tortrix albicomana, '15,
189; '18, 343
greenhouse, Phlyctaenia fer-
rugalis, '09, 369-370; '16,
141
Leather beetle, Dermestes vul-
pinus, '06, 279
jacket, '25, 325
Lebia grandis, '08, 844
Lecanium corni (Eulecanium ar-
meniacum, canadense, cerasi-
fex, kingii), '03, 212, 218, 219,
220, 223; '04, 208; '05, 237-238;
'06, 297; '13, 188
hemisphaericum, '01, 236; '02, no
juglandis, '02, in

nigrofasciatum, '05, 238, 255; '06,

297; '2i, 183-185
tulipiferae, Toumeyella lirioden-
dri, '01, 238, 277; '02, 108, in,
112, 113; '03, 216, 218; '04, 207,
210; '05, 239, 255; '06, 297; '12,
217, 294-295; '13, 188; '14, 187;
'21, 176-178; '25, 227
sp., 12, 295
Lema trilineata, '08, 844; '18, 342-

343
Leopard moth, Zeuzera pyrina, '08,
847; '09, 356-359; '10, 664;
'11, 266, 317-338; '12, 216; '13,
188; '19, 199; '24, 235
great, Ecpantheria deflorata,
'05, 257
Lepidosaphes beckii (Mytilaspis
citricola), '05, 244
newsteadi, '15, 140

var. tokionis, '15, 140
ulmi (Mytilaspis pomorum), '01,
236, 237, 238, 239; '02, 108, 109,
no, 1 11; '03, 216, 217, 218, 222,
223, 225-232; '04, 207, 209, 210,
211; '05, 245, 256; '06, 298; '12,
217; '13, 188, 194; '14. 125; '15,
93; '18, 255; '21, 121; '23, 234,
240; '25, 223
Leptinotarsa decemlineata (Dory-
phora), '03, 212, 275; '04, 212;
'08, 768; '11, 311-313; '13, 250;
'14, 186, 190; '18, 341; '22, 276;
'25, 224
Leptobyrsa rhododendri (expla-
nata), '10, 708-709; '21, 200-201
Leptocryptus lacustris, '25, 246
Lespedeza, '18, 328
Lesser apple worm, Enarmonia
prunivora, '20, 176, 212; '21,
120
prionus, Orthosoma brunneum,
'01, 238; '02, in; '03, 221; '04,
209; '05, 258
Lethocerus americanus, '23, 310
Leucania unipuncta, '14, 162
Leucaspis japonica, '15, 139-140
Leucophaea surinamensis (Pyc-
noscelus), '17, 234, 302-313; '18,
253. 3H;3i3; '24, 236, 337
Leucopis nigricornis, '09, 351; '21

180
Leucotermes flavipes (Termes,
Reticulitermes), '09, 373-374;
'14, 196-197; '15, 187; '16, 143-
144; '21, 200; '22, 365-366; '23,
237; '25. 230
Ligustrum ibota, '13, 240

694

CONNECTICUT EXPERIMENT STATION

BULLETIN 28l

Lilac borer, Podosesia syringae,
'05, 260

Lily of the valley attacked by bee-
tle, Hormorus undulatus, '05,
259

Lily mite, Bermuda, Rhizoglyphus
hyacinthi, '15, 190; '19, 127

Limax campestris, '06, 277
maximus, '18, 334-336

Lime and potassium sulphide, '03,
240, 243, 246, 248, 250, 256

Lime-sulphur, '02, 114, 120, 122, 124,
126; '03, 237, 238, 242, 244, 246,
248, 249, 250, 251, 252, 256, 257;
'08, 840-841

Lime-tree winter moth, Erannis
tiliaria, '15, 184; '24, 231, 235,

3117314

Limneria dubitata, '12, 287
pallipes (Campoplex), '17, 323
valida, '16, no
Limonium griseus, '06, 268, 300
Limonius agonus, '25, 312-314
Limothrips allii, Thrips tabaci, '03,
213, 266-268; '06, 277, 297; '13.
233-235; '24, 234, 320; '25, 226
Lina interrupta (lapponica), '10,
707; '18, 256
scripta, '10, 707; '18, 256
Linden borer, Saperda vestita, '13,
256; '15, 186
moth, snow-white, Ennomos sub-
signarius, '08, 842
Lined corn borer, Hadena semi-
cana, '19, 187-188
red bug. See Apple red bug,
false
Listronotus latiusculus, '13, 252
Lithocolletis hamadryadella, '05,

256; '19, 203
Litomastix truncatella (Copido-

soma), 'n, 328
Locust borer, Cyllene robiniae, '03,
222; '11, 345-346
Carolina, Dissosteira Carolina,

'06, 273
gall, honey, Cecidomyia gle-
ditchiae, '04, 212
Lonchaea rufitarsis, '05, 218
Lonchoptera lutea, '05, 211, 223

riparia, '05, 211, 223
London purple, '03, 275
Long-horned beetle, '03, 221; '16,

139
Long sting, black, Thalessa atrata,
'03, 219; '04, 208; '06, 300
lunate, Thalessa lunator, '06, 300

Lophyrus abbotti, Neodiprion pine-
turn, '24, 337; '25, 229
pini, '15, 120
similis, Diprion simile, '15, 87,

89, 118-125, 182; '16, 67, 69, 71;

'17, 234, 235, 273-290; '23, 234;

'25, 229
Lopidea confluens, '05, 256
Louse, long-nosed ox, Haematopi-

nus vituli, '05, 255
sucking dog. See Dog louse,

sucking
Lucanus dama, '06, 300
Lucilia caesar, '05, 212, 213, 217, 223
Lucius americanus, '04, 308
Luminous insect, Phengodes lati-

collis, '03, 268-271
Luna moth, '02, 112; '03, 218
Lycopersicum esculentum, '18, 320
Lycosa scutellata, '02, 112
Lyctus unipunctatus (striatus), '06,

234. 300
Lyda sp., '06, 305
Lygaeonematus erichsoni (Ne-

matus), '15, 125-134
Lygidea mendax, '14, 197-198; '15,

185; '16, 138; '17, 259, 356; '20,

172, 177-179; '21, 120; '22, 275;

'23, 231; -24, 231
Lygocerus niger, '25, 298

sp., '17, 299
Lygus pratensis, '04, 209, 210. 218-

219; '05, 211, 213, 256; '06, 276;

'13, 256; '16, 140-141; '23, 231;

'25, 226
Lysiphlebus cucurbitaphidis, '09,

351
myzi, '09, 351
testaceipes, '16, 103
sp., '15, 191

Macrocentrus ancylivora, '25, 281
sp., '18, 303; '22, 349

Macrodactylus subspinosus. '05,
258, 259; '06, 300; '12, 216; '16,
111-115; '18, 342; '22, 276, 374-

375; '23, 231
Macronoctua onusta, '06, 306; '15,

189; '18, 331-333
Macrophya simillima, '25, 323-324
Macrosargus cuprarius, '14. 191
Macrosiphum pisi (Nectarophora,

Illinoia), '01, 238, 276; '03, 212;

'13, 235-237; '19, 200; '22, 276;

'23, 233; '24, 234, 319; '25, 226,

227, 295-298
solanifolii, '12, 294; '15, 191; '16,

104; '17, 290-302, 357; '18, 253,

INDEX TO REPORTS OF STATE ENTOMOLOGIST

695

294-297; '19, 199; '20, 182-183;
'21, 122; '22, 2/6; '23, 233; '24,
234, 243; '25, 226
Macrosporium, '17, 241
Magdalis olyra, '13, 238; '14, 198
Malacosoma americana (Clisio-
campa), '01, 238; '02, 139-148;
'03, 217, 221, 274; '04, 206; '06,
298; '11, 342-343; 'i3, 226-229;
'17, 252, 357, 363; '18, 344; '22,
275; '23, 231; '24, 230, 235; '25,
220
disstria (Clisiocampa), '02, no;

'11, 343; '13, 227
neustria, '17, 241, 242, 362; '19,
124, 125
Malaria, '04, 254-257
Mamestra dissimilis, '13, 194

picta, '04, 208; '05, 257; '19, 191
subjuncta, '19, 190
Manetti rose, '15, 93, 94, 185
Mantis, praying, Stagmomantis
Carolina, '08, 822; '17, 323
Chinese, Paratenodera sinen-
sis, '03, 213-214
European, Mantis religiosa,
' '03, 214
religiosa, '03, 214
Maple aphid, Chaitophorus sp., '03,
220
bladder gall, '25, 229
borer, Plagionotus (Glycobius)
speciosus, '01, 278; '02, 111;
'03, 221; '07, 336-337; '10, 659,
664; '22, 277, 351-355
leaf scale, woolly, Phenacoccus
acericola, '04, 210; '05, 226-230,
236, 255; '06, 221, 297; '10, 664;
'11, 268, 345; '12, 217; '22, 277;
'23, 234; '25, 228
leaf spot gall, Sciara ocellaris,
'04, 207
stem borer, Priophorus aceri-
caulis, '06, 221, 295-296; '07,
298; '10, 708; '11, 266, 305-307
scale, cottony, Pulvinaria vitis
(innumerabilis), '05, 237, 255;
'06, 297; '13, 188, 252; '21,
179-181; '25, 227
sesian, Synanthedon acerni
(Sesia), '22, 355-357
Marguerite fly, Phytomyza chrys-

anthemi, '11, 342; '15, 188
Marmara elotella (Gracilaria), '17,

364; '22, 275
Masicera myoidea, '19, 182
Massospora cicadina, '11, 304

Meal moths, '17, 335

Indian, Plodia interpunctella,
'05, 252-254, 256; '17, 335-336,

344
snout, Pyralis farinalis, '17,

337, 344
worm, common, Tenebrio moli-
tor, '17, 331-332, 343
darker, Tenebrio obscurus, '17,
332
Mealy bug, '02, 108, 111; '05, 236;
'15, 136-137; '24, 338
long-spined, Pseudococcus lon-
gispinus, '05, 236
flatas, Ormenis pruinosa and
septentrionalis, '21, 189-190
Mediterranean flour moth, Ephes-
tia kuehniella, '17, 337, 344; '25,
230
Meibomia sp., '18, 328; '19, 167
Megilla fuscilabris (maculata), '03,
217; '04, 206; '06, 300; '17, 298;
'19. 158
Megorismus fletcheri, '09, 351; '25,

298
Melalopha inclusa (Ichthyura), '05,

257; '10. 710; '11, 310-311
Melanactes piceus, '03, 268
Melanoplus femur-rubrum, '06, 274;

'23, 233; '25, 322
Melanostoma mellinum, '05, 212
Melanotus communis, '06, 300
cribulosus, '06, 268
sp., '25, 313
Melanoxantherium sp.. '23. 235
Melittia satyriniformis, '08, 805,
806-807; '16, 116-118; '23, 233;
'25, 224
Meloe angusticollis. '04, 211
Melon aphid, Aphis gossypii, '05,

255; '08, 805, 813-814
Mermis albicans, '01, 237
Merodon equestris, '19. 127
Mesochorus vitreus. '14, 168
Mesogramma marginata, '05, 219
Mesoleius tenthredinis, '15, 130
Mesostenus, '18, 303
Metachaeta helymus, '05, 218
Meteorus communis, '16, 109; '17.
328
hyphantriae, '16, 109; '17, 323
versicolor, '15, 113; '17, 251; '20,
163; '22, 317
Mexican jumping seeds, '03, 276
Microbracon nanus, '19, 151
Microcentrum retinervis, '02, 108
Microcryptus labralis, '15, 131

696

CONNECTICUT EXPERIMENT STATION

BULLETIN 28l

Microgaster militaris. See Apan-
teles militaris
sp., '08, 786; '15, 130
Microplitis nigripennis, '21, 169

sp., '14, 168
Microrhopala vittata, '08, 844
Midge, gooseberry gall, Rhopalo-
myia grossulariae, '13, 254-255
pear, Contarinia pyrivora, '13,

239-240
rose, Dasyneura rhodophaga, '22,

372
violet gall, Phytophaga violicola,

'21, 152-156
wheat, Contarinia tritici, '17,
357, 366-367
Milkweed butterfly, Anosia plexip-
pus, '04, 211; '06, 299; '23, 310
Mineola indiginella, '11, 342
Miner,- asparagus, Agromyza sim-
plex, '06, 303-305
bark, Marmara elotella (Graci-

laria), '17, 363-364
chrysanthemum leaf, Phytomyza
chrysanthemi, '11, 342; '15, 188
peach leaf, '17, 237
sour gum leaf, Antispila nyssae-
foliella, '22, 278, 369
Miris affinis, '05, 218
Mites, '08, 77o; 'i7, 339, 344! 'i9,
198
on ash, Tetranychus bimaculatus,

'12, 296; '20, 184
Bermuda lily, Rhizoglyphus hya-

cinthi, '15, 190; '19, 127
on California privet (Phyllo-

coptes), '14, 192-193
on chestnut leaves, Tetranychus
bicolor, '06, 234, 300, 305-306;
'08, 770
on chrysanthemum, Tarsonemus
pallidus, '12, 296; '14, 176-179;
'21, 196; '23, 237
on snapdragon, Tarsonemus pal-
lidus, '14, 176-179
Mocha-stone moth, Melalopha
(Ichthyura) inclusa, '10, 710;
'11,310-311
Mockernut, '12, 247
Mole cricket, '01, 239

Northern, Gryllotalpa bore-
alis, '03, 223; '06, 297
Mompha eloisella, '19, 199
Monarch butterfly, Anosia plexip-
pus, '04, 211; '06, 290; 23, 310
Monarthropalpus buxi (flavus), '13,
188; '18, 261; '21, 121, 197-198;
'23, 237, 312; '25, 230

Monoctenus juniperinus, '24, 336
Monodontomerus aereus, '15, 113;

'20, 163; '22, 315
dentipes, '17, 283, 284, 287
Monohammus titillator, '17, 360
Monomorium pharaonis, '17, 234,

235, 309, 314-315; '22, 364
Mononychus vulpeculus, '21, 194;

'22, 278
Monophadnoides rubi, '08, 846; '18,

329-331

Monophadnus, '18, 345
Morellia micans, '05, 219
Morgan's scale, Chrysomphalus

dictyospermi, '05, 244
Mosaic, raspberry, '24, 243; '25,

237, 242
Mosquito, banded salt marsh, Cu-

lex sollicitans, '04, 267, 268;

'05, 225, 226; '12, 259, 261, 269;

'13, 244; '23, 298
brown salt marsh, Culex can-

tator, '04, 268; '12, 259, 260,

269, 278; '23, 299
malarial, '04, 263; '12, 261, 269;

'13, 244, 249
rain barrel, Culex pipiens, '04,

266-268; '12, 217, 267, 269, 282;

'13, 186, 245, 248; '14, 183; '15,

143; '19, 195; '22, 326, 327; '23,

296
control. See Anti-mosquito

work
Moth traps, '01, 278
Mourning cloak butterfly, Aglais

(Euvanessa, Vanessa) antiopa,

'03, 219; '05, 257; '06, 233, 260-

263, 299; '07, 267; '08, 768; '11,

268; '12, 216
Murgantia histrionica, '14, 193
Muscina pascuorum, '22, 373-374 J

'24, 236
stabulans, '14, 167
Mycetaea hirta, '19, 125
Myriapod, '03, 218; '07, 337
Mytilaspis citricola. See Lepido-

saphes beckii
pomorum. See Lepidosaphes

ulmi
Myxococcidium stegomyiae, '04,

260
Myzus cerasi, '02. in; '03, 220
persicae, '15, 191; '16, 99, 104; '17,

293; '25, 222, 327
ribis, '01, 237; '02, no; '03, 220;

'04, 209; '24, 232
rosarum, '05, 255

INDEX TO REPORTS OF STATE ENTOMOLOGIST

697

Nantucket pine moth, '14, 194
Necrobia rufipes, '17, 339
Necrophorus americana, '05, 258
Nectarophora cucurbitae, '08, 805,
814
pisi, Ulinoia (Macrosiphum) pisi,
'01, 238, 276; '03, 212; '13, 235-
237; 'i9, 200; '22, 276; '23, 233;
'24, 234, 319; '25, 226, 22j, 295-
298
rosae, '04, 208
rudbeckiae, '03, 220; '04, 209; '05,

255
solanifolii. See Macrosiphum

solanifolii
tabaci, '06, 275
Nematus ventricosus. See Ptero-
nidea ribesi
sp., '02, 177
Nemopoda cylindrica, '05, 212, 213,
219
minuta, '05, 214
Nemoraea leucaniae. See Winthe-

mia quadripustulata
Neoclytus acuminatus, '25, 321
Neodiprion pinetum, '24, 337; '25,
229
simile (Diprion), '15, 87, 89, 118-
125, 182; '16, 67, 69, 71; '17, 234,
235, 273-290; '23, 234; '25, 229
Neoprociphilus aceris, '25, 228
Nephrotoma ferruginea, '25, 325-

326
New York plum scale, '03, 223; '05,
238. See Lecanium corni
weevil, Ithycerus novebora-
censis, '08, 845-846
Nine-spotted lady beetle, Cocci-
nella novemnotata, '16, 103;
'17, 298, 299
Noctua clandestina, '02, no; '14,
164; '25, 324
c-nigrum, '22, 373
fennica, '25, 324
lubricans, '02, 111
Noctuid larvae on apple, '25, 324
Nodonota puncticollis, '08, 845; '23,

236
Nomada imbricata, '05, 210
Nothrus ovivorus, '08, 786
Notolophus antiqua. See Heraero-
campa antiqua
leucostigma, Hemerocampa leu-
costigma, '01, 239; '02, 109, no,
165; '05, 230-234, 257; '06, 235-
298; '12, 216; '16, 105-111; '17,
326, 357
Novius cardinalis, '22, 371

Nursery firms receiving certificates,
'01, 232; '02, 104; '03, 205; '04,
203; '05, 192-193; '06, 224-225;
'07, 269; '08, 771; '09, 327-328;
'10, 666-667; '11, 270-271; '12,
218-219; '13, 189-190; '14, 120-
122; '15, 90-91; '16, 73-75; '17,
237-239; '18, 257-259; '19, 120-
122; '20, 141-143; '21, 123-125;
'22, 280-282; '23, 243-245; '24,
24^0-242; '25, 238-242
inspection. See Inspection nurs-
ery

Oak gall scale, Kermes galliformis,
'05, 235
leaf-miner, Lithocolletis hama-

dryadella, '05, 256; '19, 203
leaf -roller, Tortrix quercifoliana,

'23, 234; '24, 235, 336
pruner, Elaphidion villosum, '14,

194
scale, Asterolecanium variolo-
sum, '03, 218; '05, 235; '13, 187;
'25, 228
trees dying, '13, 250-251
worm, orange-striped, Anisota
senatoria, '02, 112, 175; '03,
221; '05, 257; '06, 299
spiny, Anisota stigma, '02, 175-
176
Oberea bimaculata, '22, 276
tripunctata, '17, 361
myops, '17, 361
Odontomyia pubescens, '05, 214
Odynerus campestris (Ancistro-
cerus), '05, 219
pennsylvanicus, '05, 220
CEcanthus fasciatus, '06, 274
niveus, '01, 237, 277; '02, 109
quadripunctatus, '06, 274
CEdemasia concinna. See Schizura

concinna
CEdionychis sexmaculata, '16, 141
CEnothera biennis, '19, 199
Oestrus ovis, '20, 213
Ogdoconta cinereola, '08, 828
Oil, crude, '01, 248, 252, 253, 258;
'02, 114, 115, 117, 120, 122; '03,
239, 240, 243, 248, 250, 251, 256
kerosene, '02, 114, 115, 122, 161-
162
Oiling of mosquito-breeding pools,

'12, 266-267, 275-276
Oleander scale, Aspidiotus hederae,

'05. 242, 256
Olethreutes hebesana, '18, 349
hemidesma, '17, 359, 364

698

CONNECTICUT EXPERIMENT STATION

BULLETIN 28l

Oligonychus americanus, '22, 340
Omphalocera cariosa, '11, 294, 295
dentosa, '11, 260, 263, 267, 292-

296; '13, 253; '12, 196-197
Onion maggot, Phorbia ceparum,

'04, 214; '11, 286-292; '21, 162
seed infested by Phorid, Aphio-

chaeta rufipes, '10, 693-696
thrips, Thrips tabaci, '03, 213,

266-268; '06, 277, 297; '13, 233-

235; '24, 228, 234, 320; '25, 226
Ophion purgatus, '14, 168
Ophyra leucostoma, '05, 212, 219
Orange dog caterpillar, Papilio

cresphontes, '01, 238, 239, 276;

'02, 176
-striped oak worm. See Oak

worm
scale, red, Chrysomphalus au-

rantii, '05, 244
Orchid weevil, Diorymellus laevi-

margo, '18, 344
Oregon wash, '03, 248, 250, 257
Orgyia. See Hemerocampa
Oriental cockroach, Blatta orien-

talis, '04, 209; '25, 229
peach moth, Laspeyresia molesta,

'17. 315-319; 'l8, 254, 255, 256,

298-306; '19, 119, 198; '20, 211;

'21, 120; '22, 275; '23, 284-287;

'24, 229, 230, 286, 299-303; '25,

218, 219, 280-286
Ormenis pruinosa, '21, 189-190
septentrionalis, '21, i8g-igo
sp., '24, 285
Orthezia insignis, '05, 235, 255
Ortho-arsenite of zinc, '11, 346
Orthosoma brunneum, '01, 238; '02,

in; '03, 221; '04, 209; '05, 258
Oscinis coxendrix, '05, 211, 212
Osmia lignaria (Ceratosmia), '05,

217, 219, 222
pumila, '05, 220, 223
Osmoderma scabra, '05, 258
Ostrya virginica, '12, 291
Othius fulvipennis, '18, 261
Otiorhynchus ovatus, '09, 370-372;

'13. 231
sulcatus, '09, 371; '13, 230-232;

'19, 124, 125
Oyster-shell scale, Lepidosaphes

ulmi (Mytilaspis pomorum),

'01, 236, 237, 238, 239; '02, 108,

109, no, hi; '03, 216, 217, 218,

222, 223, 225-232; '04, 207, 209,

210, 211; '05, 245, 256; '06, 298;

'12, 217; '13, 188, 194; '14, 119.

125; '15, 93; '16, 77\ 'i7, 242;

'18, 261; '19, 124, 125; '21, 121;

'23, 234, 240; '24, 284; '25, 223,

238
Ox louse, long-nosed, Haemato-

pinus vituli, '05, 255
warble, Hypoderma bovis and

lineata, '20, 213
Oxyptilus periscelidactylus, '06, 298;

'14, 190
Oxystoglossa similis, '05, 212

Pachyneuron aphidivorum, '17, 29Q
nigrocyaneus (Dibrachys), '15,

122; '17, 283
sp., '05, 230
Pachypsylla celtidis-mamma, '03,

219
Paleacrita vernata, '08, 777-796
Pamphilius dentatus, '12, 213, 236-
240
persicum, '07, 285-300; '08, 767;
'10, 664; '11, 314-315; '12, 238,
239
Panchlora celebesa, '17, 306
occipitalis, '17, 306
submarginata, '17, 306
surinamensis. See Pycnoscelus
surinamensis
Panzeria radicum, '05, 211, 212, 215,

223
Papaipema nebris, '19, 182

nitela, '04, 208; '05, 257; '06, 277;
'14. 195-196; '18, 318, 346-347;
'19, 180-183; '20, 196, 210; '21,
194; '22,276; '23,232; '24,233:
'25, 224
Papilio cresphontes, '01, 238, 239.
276; '02, 176
polyxenes (asterias), '03, 221; '20.
204-206
Paradichlorobenzene, '22, 331-332
Paragrotis messoria, '22, 375

tesselatus, '22, 375
Paralictus cephalicus, '05, 214, 218
Parallel spittle insect, Aphrophora

parallela, '16, 125-126
Parandra borer, Parandra brunnea,
21, 201-202
brunnea, '05, 25S; '21, 201-202
Parasa chloris, '02, 112
Paratenodera sinensis, '03, 213-214
Paratetranychus bicolor, 22, 338,
340
pilosus. '20, 184-189; '21, 118, 146-
152; '22, 273, 275, 333-338; '23,
228, 231; '24, 231, 286, 304-305;
'25, 220
ununguis, '22, 273, 338, 340-342;
'25, 229

INDEX TO REPORTS OF STATE ENTOMOLOGIST

>99

Parenthesis lady beetle, Hippo-

damia parenthesis, '17, 298
Paria aterrimus, '21, 195

canellus, Typophorus canellus,

'04, 216; '21, 195
gilvipes, '21, 195
quadrinotatus, '21, 195
Paris green, '01, 263, 270, 273, 274;
'02, 147, 148, 172, 173; '03, 275;
'07, 321, 326-331; '08, 767, 824
Parlatoria pergandii, '05, 245
Parsley stalk weevil, Listronotus

latiusculus, '13, 252
Parsnip leaf miner, Acidia fratria,
'24, 234
webworm, Depressaria heracli-
ana, '19, 192
Pea aphid, Illinoia (Nectarophora,
Macrosiphum) pisi, '01, 238,
276; '03, 212, 276; '13, 185,
235-237, 250; '19, 200; '22, 276,
'23, 233; '24, 228, 234, 319; '25,
226, 227, 295-298
weevil, Bruchus pisorum, '17, 332-

333, 343, 344
Peach, '05, 209, 216

aphid, Myzus persicae, '15, 191;

'16, 99, 104; '17, 293; '25, 222, 327

borer, Synanthedon (Sanninoi-

dea) exitiosa, '03, 217, 221, 274:

'09, 359-362; '13, 188; '17. 358;

'21, 120; '22, 331-333; '23, 229,

276-277

moth, Anarsia lineatella, '17, 318;

'18, 299, 300, 306-311, 341; '23,

285

Oriental. See Oriental peach

moth

sawfly, Pamphilius persicum, '06,

235. 305; '07, 285-300; '08, 767;

'10, 664; '11, 314-315; '12, 238,

239
scale, West Indian, Aulacaspis

pentagona, '13, 188, 240-242
twig borer, Anarsia lineatella,

'17, 3i8, 359; '18, 299, 306-311,

341; '23, 285
yellows, '13, 188
Pear borer, sinuate, Agrilus sinu-

atus, '17, 361; '20, 193-196; '24.

231
common, '05, 209, 218
injured by weevil, '08, 845
leaf blister mite, Eriophyes pyri,

'08, 770; '10, 700-701; '23, 231:

'24, 238; '25, 220, 237_
midge, Contarinia pyrivora, '13,

239-240
psylla, Psylla pyricola, '01, 277;

See

Hy-
'11,

'03, 212, 220, 221, 222, 262-266,

275; '04, 206, 208, 213; '06, 297;

'14, 195; '22, 276; '23, 231; '24,

232, 286; '25, 221, 292-295
slug, Caliroa cerasi, Eriocam-

poides limacina, '06, 300; '20,

199-201; '25, 322
Pegomyia brassicae (Phorbia)

Hylemyia brassicae
calyptrata, '22, 370
ceparum (Phorbia). Now

lemyia antiqua, '04, 214;

286-292; '21, 162
cinerella (Phorbia), Hylemyia

cinerella, '05, 212, 218; '24, 315
fusiceps (Phorbia) Hylemyia

cilicrura, '05, 211, 212, 213, 215,

216, 218, 219, 223; '21, 121, 161-

163; '23, 232; '24, 315; '25, 325
hyoscyami (vicina), '02, 174; '21,

'162; '24. 233; '25, 226
rubivora (Phorbia), '02, no, 167-

168
Pelargonium zonale, '14, 196
Pelidnota punctata, '06, 300
Pemphigus populicaulis, '04, 209
tessellatus (acerifolii) (Proci-

philus), '03. 219; '05, 255; '15,
. 187; '23, 235
Pentacnemus bucculatricis, '21, 158-

159

Pentilia misella, '02, 113, 128-129
Peridroma saucia, '01, 261-264
Perilampus hyalinus, '21, 169

sp., '15, 130
Periodical cicada, Tibicen septen-
decim, '03, 214; 'n, 296-305;
'20, 211
Periplaneta americana, '21, 188

australasia, '17, 304
Peronoplasmopara cubensis, '17. 264
Pestalozzi guepini, '15, 93; '16, 77;

'17, 242
Pests found in nurseries, '13, 187-
188; '15, 89; '16, 72; '17, 237;
'18, 255-256; '19, 119; '20, 140;

'21, 122-123; '22, 279; '23,
242; '24, 238-239; '25, 237

on imported nursery stock, '10,
668; '11, 274; '13, 193-194:
'14, 124-126; '15, 93-94; '16,
76-78; '17, 241-242; '18, 261-
262; '19, 127-128; '20, 144;
'21. 126-127; '22, 284; '23,
246-247; '24, 245; '25, 246

Pezomachus minimus, '14, 168

Phaeogenes, '18, 303

Phalonia rutilana, '12, 295; '15, 138

Phanerotoma tibialis, '12, 258

700

CONNECTICUT EXPERIMENT STATION

BULLETIN 28l

Pharaoh's ant, Monomorium pha-

raonis, '17, 234, 235, 309, 314-

315; '22, 364
Phaseolus, '18, 320
Phasgonophora sulcata, '22, 361
Phenacoccus acericola (Pseudo-
coccus aceris), '04, 210; '05,

226-230, 236, 255; '06, 297; '10,

664; '11, 268, 345; '12, 217; '22,

277; '23, 234; '25, 228
Phengodes laticollis, '03, 219, 270

sp., '03, 220, 268-271
Philosarnia cynthia, '17, 362
Phlegethontius quinquemaculata,

'06, 269-271
sexta, '06, 269-271, 299
Phloeosinus dentatus, '10, 708
Phlyctaenia ferrugalis (rubigalis),

'09, 369-370; '16, 141
Phobetron pithecium, '01, 238, 239,

273-274; '04, 211; '05, 257
Pholjsora catullus, '04, 209
Phorbia brassicae. See Hylemyia

brassicae
ceparum. See Pegomyia ceparum
rubivora. See Pegomyia rubivora
Phormia regina, '05, 212, 215
Phorocera claripennis, '25, 324
Photuris pennsylvanica, '04, 208
Phoxopteris comptana. See An-

cylis comptana
Phthorimaea (Gelechia) opercu-

lella, '06, 277
Phyllaphis fagi, '03, 218; '06, 297;

'23, 235
Phyllocactus, '15, 140
Phyllocoptes, '14, 192-193
Phylloecus integer (flaviventris).

See Janus integer
Phyllophaga (Lachnosterna) sp.,

'25, 227
Phyllosticta aucubicola, '16, 77

sp., '17, 242; '18, 262
Phyllotreta sinuata, '05, 211
Phylloxera caryaecaulis, '03, 218,

219; '04, 208; '06, 297; '14, 189;

'16, 145; '25, 228
vastatrix (Grape phylloxera), '05,

255
Physostegia, attacked by borer, '18,

348-349

Phytomyza chrysanthemi, '11, 342;

'15, 188
Phytonomus punctatus, '13, 255
Phytophaga violicola, '21, 152-156
Picea excelsa, '19, 147
rubens, '19, 147

Pieris napi oleracea, '03, 271

protodice, '12, 293

rapae, '03, 271-272; '08, 768; '10,

706; '12, 293; '17, 358; '18,

261; '22, 376; '24, 234; '25, 224

Pigeon horntail or tremex, Tremex

columba, '02, 113; '22, 353
Pike fish, Lucius americanus, '04,

308
Pimpla conquisitor. See Scambus
conquisitor
inquisitor. See Scambus inquisi-
toriellus
Pine aphid, Lachnus strobi, '03, 222
woolly, Chermes pinicorticis
and C. pinifoliae (Pine bark
aphid), '11, 343; '12, 217; '19,
155-160
blister rust, '13, 188; '17, 236;

'18, 256
leaf scale, Chionaspis pinifoliae,
'02, no; '03, 223; '05, 240, 256;
'06, 297; '07, 334-335; '21, 181-
182; '23, 235; '25, 228
mite, European, Eriophyes pini,

'25, 322-323
moth, Nantucket, '14, 194
sawfly, imported, Neodiprion
(Diprion) simile, '15, 87, 89,
118-125, 182; '17, 273-290; '23,
234, 242; '24, 236; '25, 229
shoot moth, European, Evetria
buoliana, '14, 193-194; '15, 89;
'23, 235, 3ii.; '24, 236, 339
tip moth, Pinipestis zimmermani,

'16, 122-125; '^9, !48
tube moth, Eulia pinatubana, '19,

201; '20, 210
weevil, Ted, Pissodes approxi-
mate, '17, 365-366; '19, 146
white, Pissodes strobi, '02, 112;
'05, 258; '11, 263, 268, 307-
309; '12, 213; '13, 186; '14,
173-176; '15, 87, 134-136; '16,
123; '19, 144-155; '23, 234;
'24, 239; '25, 237, 238
Pinipestis zimmermani, '16, 122-

125; '19, 148
Pinus cembra, '15, 121; '16, 124;
'17, 278
densiflora, '15, 121; '17, 278
divaricata, '19, 147
excelsa, '15, 121; '16, 124; '17, 278
fiexilis, '15, 121; '17, 278
Koraiensis, '15, 121; '17, 278
laricio Austriaca, '15, 121; '17,

278
montana, '15, 94, 121; '17, 278

INDEX TO REPORTS OF STATE ENTOMOLOGIST

701

ponderosa, '17, 278

resinosa, '16, 124; '17,278; '19,146

rigida, '17, 278; '19, 147

rubra, '16, 124

strobus, '15, 121; '16, 124; '17,

278; '19, 147
sylvestris, '15, 121; '16, 124; '17,
278; '19, 147
Piophila casei, '05, 212, 213, 215,
216, 218, 219, 223; '17, 339, 344
Pipiza albipilosa, '05, 212

femoralis, '05, 212
Pissodes affinis, '19, 146

approximates, '17, 365-366; '19,

146
strobi, '02, 112; '05, 258; '11, 263,
268, 307-309; '12, 213; '14, 173-
176; '15, i34-!36; '16, 123; '19,
144-155; '23, 234
Pith worm, '06, 277
Pit-making oak scale, Asteroleca-
nium variolosum, '03, 218; '05,
235; '13, 187; '25, 228
Pityophthorus ramiperda, '22, 369
Plagiodera versicolora, 21, 196; '22,

277; '23, 234; '25, 229
Plagionotus speciosus (Glycobius).
'01, 278; '02, in; '03, 221; '07,
336-337; '10, 664; '22, 351-355
Plant bug, tarnished, Lygus pra-
tensis, '04, 209, 210, 2i8-2ig;
'05, 211, 213, 256; '06, 276; '13,
256; '16, 140-141; '23, 231; '25,
226
Plasmodium malariae, '04, 254
Plathypena scabra, '08, 769, 828-

832; '19, 165-170; '20, 210
Platychirus hyperboreus, '05, 215,

218
Platygaster, '08, 786
Platynus placidus, '02, no

punctiformis, '08, 822
Platyphyllum concavum, '03, 274
Plesiothrips perplexus, '19, 190
Plochionis timidus, '17, 323
Plodia interpunctella, '05, 252-254,

256; '17, 335-336
Plowrightia morbosa, '13, 188
Plum curculio, Conotrachelus nen-
uphar, '03, 274; '04. 207, 219-
221; '12, 245, 246, 247; '19, 199;
'20, 176; '22, 275; '23, 228, 229,
231; '24, 229, 232; '25, 221, 286-
291
Japanese, '05, 209, 214
scale, New York, '03, 223; '05,

238. See Lecanium corni
wild, '05, 214

Plusia brassicae, (Autographa),

'01, 236; '10, 706-707; '10, 665,

706-707; '11, 328; '17, 358; '22,

376; '24, 234
Podabrus basilaris, '06, 300
Podisus maculiventris (spinosus),

'08, 769, 822; '17, 323; '21, 174
Podosesia syringae, '04, 211; '05,

260
Poecilocapsus lineatus, '02, 11 1; '03,

219; '05, 256; '06, 297; '14, 189-

190; '23,236
Polistes pallipes, '21, 174
Pollenia rudis, '10, 710
Polychrosis viteana, '20, 206-207
Polydesmus canadensis, '03, 270
Polydrusus impressifrons, '15, 188
Polygonia comma, '24, 237

interrogationis, '14, 187
Polygonum persicaria, '18, 320; '19.

177
sp., '19, 175, i/6, 177, 1/8, 187
Pontia. See Pieris
Popillia japonica, '22, 345; '23, 293;

'25, 3ii
Poplar beetle, Plagiodera versico-
lora, '21, 196; '22, 277; '23, 234;

'25, 229
borer, Saperda calcarata, '07, 336
canker, '23, 240, 241; '25, 237, 238
curculio, Cryptorhynchus lapathi,

'o7, 335; '25, 229
girdler, Saperda concolor var.

unicolor, '18, 347
leaf beetles, Lina interrupta and

L. scripta, '10, 707; '18, 256
mocha-stone moth, Melalopha

(Ichthyura) inclusa, '10, 710;

'11, 310-311
sawfly, Trichiocampus viminalis,

'13, 256
stem gall, Pemphigus populi-

caulis, '04, 209
weevil, Cryptorhynchus lapathi,

'07, 335; '13, 188; '25, 229
Porthetria dispar, '05, 246-251; '06,

235-260; '07, 300-312; '08, 772-

777; '09. 336-343; '10, 671-683;

'11, 277-280; '12, 216, 224-229;

'13, 188, 198-204; '14, 129-134;

'15, 99-111; '16, 83-96; '17, 246-

258; '18, 272-290; '19, 135-144;

'20, 151-168; '21, 132-145; '22,

290-326; '23, 253-267; '24, 254-

276; '25, 253-272

702

CONNECTICUT EXPERIMENT STATION

BULLETIN 28l

Potassium sulphide, '03, 255
Potato aphid, Macrosiphum (Nec-
tarophora) solanifolii, '12, 294:
'15, 191; '16, 104; '17, 236, 290-
302, 357; '18, 253, 294-297; '19,
197. 199; '20, 182-183; '21, 122;
'22, 276; '23, 233; '24, 234, 243;
'25, 226
beetle, Colorado, Leptinotarsa
decemlineata, '03, 212, 275; '04,
212; '08, 768; '11, 311-313; '13.
250; '14, 186, 190; '18, 341; '22,
276; '25, 224
beetle, three-lined, Lema trilin-

eata, '08, 844; '18, 342-343
flea-beetle, Epitrix cucumeris,
'04, 208; '05, 211, 258; '06, 272;
'18, 342; '19, 197; '21, 198-199;
'23, 233; '24, 233; '25, 224
stalk weevil, Trichobaris trino-
tata, '06, 277
Potter wasp, Eumenes fraterna, '08,

786
Powder post beetle, Lyctus uni-
punctatus (striatus), '06, 234,
300
Praying mantis, Stagmomantis Car-
olina, '08, 822; '17, 323
Prenolepis imparis, '05, 220
Prionidus cristatus, '09, 351; '17,

323
Prionoxystus robiniae, '05, 257
Prionus, broad-necked. See Pri-
onus laticollis
laticollis (brevicornis), '02, in;

'05, 258; '06, 300
lesser, Orthosoma brunneum, '01,
238; '02, in; '03, 221; '04, 209 ;
'05, 258
Priophorus acericaulis, '06, 221,
295-296; '07, 298; '10, 708; 'ii,
266, 305-307
Pristiphora grossulariae, '02, 170
Privet injured by lilac borer, '05,

260
Prociphilus tessellata, (Pemphi-
gus) (acerifolii), '03, 219; '05,
255; '15, 187; '23, 235
Promethea moth, Callosamia (At-
tacus) promethea, '02, 109; '03,
219; '06, 299; '13, 254
Prosopis afflnis, '05, 220

pygmaea, '05, 220
Prospaltella perniciosi, '15, 184
Proteosoma, '04, 256

Protoparce quinquemaculatus (ce-
leus), (Phlegethontius),'o6, 269-
271
sexta (Carolina) (Phlegethon-
tius), '02, 112; '06, 269-271
Prunus avium, '05, 209, 215
cerasus, '05, 243
persica, '05, 209, 216
triloba, '05, 209, 214
sp., '13, 240
Psenocerus supernotatus, '03, 272-

273
Pseudaonidia paeoniae, '16, 77
Pseudocneorrhinus setosus, '23,

3I3-3H
Pseudococcus aceris. See Phena-
coccus acericola
citri (Dactylopius), '02, 108, 111;

'05, 236
kraunhiae, '24, 338
longispinus, '05, 236
Pseudomonas tumifaciens, '17, 241.

See crown gall
Psylla buxi, '15, 186

pyricola, '01, 277; '03, 212, 220,
221, 222, 262-266; '04, 206, 208,
213; '06, 297; '14, igs; '22, 276;
'23, 231; '24, 232, 286; '25, 221,
292-295
Psyllids, '15, 186
Pterodela pedicularis, '17, 361
Pteromalus boucheanus (Dibra-
chys), '17, 323; '18, 303
cuproideus, '16, no
egregius, '20, 163; '22, 317
verditer (Dibrachoides), '17, 283,
284, 287
Pteronarcys nobilis, '04. 210
Pteronus. See Pteronidea
Pteronidea ribesi (Pteronus), '02,
170-172; '05, 210; '08, 768; '25,
218
Pterostichus lucublandus, '05, 258;
'08, 844
vulgaris, '19, 125
Pulex serraticeps, '05, 257
Pulvinaria acericola, '05, 237

vitis (innumerabilis), '05, 237,
255; '06, 297; '13, 188, 252; '21,
179-181; '25, 227
Pumps, spray, '01, 248, 253; '03, 203,

232, 239, 243; '04, 247-252
Purple scale, Lepidosaphes beckii
(Mytilaspis citricola), '02, 108;
'05, 244
Putnam's scale, Aspidiotus ancylus.
'01, 236, 237; '02, no; '05, 241;
'06, 297

INDEX TO REPORTS OF STATE ENTOMOLOGIST

7°3

Pycnoscelus obscurus, '17, 306
surinamensis (Leucophaea), '17,
234, 302-313; '18, 253, 311-313;
'24, 236, 337
Pyralis farinalis, '17, 337; '19, 127
Pyramidal caterpillar, Pyrophila

pyramidoides, '08, 848
Pyrausta ainsliei, '19, 172, 173-180,
197
nubilalis, '18, 316-327; '19, 118,
170-173, 174, 175, 176, 179; '20,
196-198; '22, 367-369; '23, 230,
233, 277-284; '24, 277-282; '25,
224, 303-308
penitalis, '19, 172, 176, 177
Pyrethrum, '03, 272; '04, 215
Pyrophila pyramidoides, '08, 848
Pyrus communis, '05, 209, 218
malus, '05, 209, 217

Quarantines, brown-tail moth, '13,
221; '14, 135; '15, 111; '18, 275;
'19, 143; '20, 165-166
European corn borer, '20, 197;

'23, 280-281; '24, 281
gipsy moth (Federal), '15, 100;
'18, 275; '19, 143; '20, 165-
166; '21, 132, 145; '22, 319,
320; '23, 254; '24, 272-275
(State), '20, 165-166; '21, 145;
'22, 318-320; '24, 272-275
Quedius molochinus, '08, 822
Quercus robur, '05, 235
Quince, '05, 209, 219

curculio, Conotrachelus crataegi,
'01, 239; '02, in; '25, 221, 324

Rabbit bot fly, Cuterebra cuniculi,

'07, 338
Railroad worm. See Apple maggot
Raspberry anthracnose, '13, 188
beetle, American, Byturus uni-
color, '05, 220, 258; '18, 329;
'21, 118; '22, 272; '25, 222, 302
cane borer, Oberea bimaculata,
'22, 276

maggot, Pegomyia (Phorbia)

rubivora, '02, no, 167-168

fruit worm, Byturus unicolor, '05,

220, 258; '18, 329; '21, 118; '23,

228; '25, 222, 302

mosaic, '23, 242; '24, 239, 243;

'25, 242
moth, Synchlora glaucaria, '02,

112
red, '05, 209, 220

sawfly, Monophadnoides rubi,
'08, 846; '18, 329-331
Raupenleim, '18, 279, 282, 284

Recurvaria piceaella, '23, 235, 311
Red ant, little. See Pharaoh's ant
-banded leaf roller, Eulia veluti-

nana, '20, 176, 212; '21, 120;

'25, 220, 298-301
bug, apple. See Apple red bug,

false
cedar bark beetle, Phloeosinus

dentatus, '10, 708
-humped caterpillar, Schizura

concinna, '01, 238, 274; '02, 112;

'05. 257; '06, 298; '12, 216; '17,

329-330, 358; '23, 232; '25, 220
lady beetle, Cycloneda munda

(Coccinella sanguinea), '17,

298
-legged grasshopper, Melanoplus

femur-rubrum, '23, 233; '25, 322
ham beetle, Necrobia rufipes,

'17, 339, 344
mite, European, Paratetranychus
pilosus, '20, 184-189; '21, 118,
146-152; '22, 273, 275, 333-338;
'23, 228, 231; '24, 231, 286, 304-
305; '25, 220
pine weevil, Pissodes approxi-
mate, '17, 365-366; '19, 146
spider, '01, 271, 273; '03, 216; '04,
209, 210; '14. 125, 192; '20, 184
-tailed fly, Winthemia quadripus-
tulata, '12, 286; '14, 167, 168,
170; '16, no, 122; '21, 169
weevil or wheat midge, Conta-
rinia tritici, '17, 357, 366-367
Reduvius novenarius, '08, 822
Resplendent shield bearer, Copto-
disca splendoriferella, '21, 198
Reticulitermes flavipes (Termes,
Leucotermes), '21, 200; '22,365,
366; '23, 237; '25, 230
Retinospora ericoides, '13, 230
Rhabdophaga salicis, '22, 284, 370-

37i
Rhagoletis pomonella (Trypeta),
'05, 260; '16, 138; '17, 358; '21,
120; '22, 275; '23, 231; '25, 222
Rhamphomyia brevis, '05, 212

nana, '05, 211
Rhizobius ventralis, '21, 180
Rhizoglyphus hyacinthi (echino-

pus), '15, 190; '19, 117, 127
Rhodites gracilis, '15, 184
radicum, '01, 237
rosae, '04, 210
Rhododendron, '13, 231; '14, 117,
125, 126; '15, 93, 94
borer, Sesia rhododendri, '22, 278,
347-351; '23, 237

7°4

CONNECTICUT EXPERIMENT STATION

BULLETIN 28l

Rhododendron lace bug, Lepto-
byrsa rhododendri (explanata),
'10, 708-709; '21, 200-201
Rhopalicus suspensus, '19, 151
Rhopalomyia grossulariae, '13, 254-

255

Rhopalosiphum violae, Myzus vi-

olae, '03, 216
Rhopobota vacciniana, '02, 111
Rhyssematus lineaticollis, '24, 336
Ribes nigrum, '05, 209, 213

oxyacanthoides, '05, 209, 210, 221
rubrum, '05, 209, 211; '20, 203
Rice weevil, Calendra oryzae, '06,

279; '17, 335, 344
Roach, American, Periplaneta
americana, '21, 188
German, Blatella germanica, '21,
188-189; '25, 229
Robber fly, Erax bastardi, '03, 221
Romaleum atromarium, '03, 221
Root, hairy, '15, 93
maggot, cabbage. See Cabbage
maggot
Rosa Carolina, '15, 183

rubiginosa, '15, 93; '16, 78

Rose aphid, Nectarophora rosae,

'04, 208

chafer, Macrodactylus subspino-

sus, '05, 258, 259; '06, 300;

'12, 216; ' 16, 111-115; '17,

357; '18, 342; '22, 276, 374-

375; '23, 231
green, Euphoria aurata, '09, 374
gall, mossy, Rhodites rosae, '04,
210
wild, Rhodites gracilis, '15,
183-184
leaf beetle, Nodonota puncticol-
lis, '08, 845; '23, 236
folder, Archips rosana, '13, 185,

223-226; '15, 185
hopper, Empoa (Typhlocyba)
rosae, '04, 208; '20, 172, 173;
'23, 231
midge, Dasyneura rhodophaga,

'22, 372
scale, Aulacaspis rosae, '02, 109,
113; '03, 217, 219; '05, 241, 256;
'06, 297; '13, 188, 241, 242
stem borer, Adirus trimaculatus,

'22, 372
girdler, Agrilus viridis var. fagi,

'25, 325
Rosy apple aphid. See Apple

aphid, rosy
Round-headed apple borer. See

Apple borer, round-headed

Rubus nigrobaccus, '05, 209, 220

strigosus, '05, 209, 220
Rudbeckia aphid, Nectarophora

rudbeckiae, '03, 220; '04, 209
Rumex, '18, 320
Rush salt grass, '04, 289
Rust on juniper, '11, 274; '13, 188,

194
Rust-red flour beetle, Tribolium

ferrugineum, '17, 334, 343
Rusty tussock moth, Notolophus

(Hemerocampa) antiqua, '06,

235, 298; '14, 126

Sacbrood or pickled brood, '11, 276;

'12, 224; '13, 197; '14, 129; '15,

97, 99; '16, 83; '17, 246; '18,

266; '19, 134; '20, 150; '21, 131;

'22, 290; '23, 252; '24, 253; '25

249
Saddleback caterpillar, Sibine (Em-

pretia) stimulea, '01, 239, 273;

'02, 112, 113; '03, 221; '04, 210;

'05, 257; '14, 188
Saddled prominent, Heterocampa

guttivitta, '18, 343-344
Saissetia filicum (hemisphaerica),

'04, 206, 207; '05, 239; '06, 297;

'14, 125
nigra, '15, 94
Salicornia herbacea, '15, 172
Salt marsh area in Connecticut, '12,
261-263
' caterpillar, Estigmene acraea,
'18, 342
grasses, '04, 288-290; '15, 172-
179
Samia cecropia, '02, 108, 112; '04,

211; '05, 257; '06, 299

San Jose scale, Aspidiotus pernici-

osus, '01, 236, 237, 238, 239,

240-261; '02, 100, 101, 103,

106, 108, 109, no, 112, 113,

114-125, 130-138; '03, 216,217,

221, 222, 223, 233-257, 258,

275, 276, 278; '04, 206, 207,

208, 209, 210, 211, 221-253;

'05, 196-207, 242-243, 256; '06,

279-291, 298; '08, 768; '10,

658, 665, 691-692; 'n, 268; '12,

217; '13, 187, 254; '14, 119,

188; '15, 182, 184; '21, 120;

'22, 276, 329-331; '23, 231; '24,

286; '25, 223, 238

Discovery and distribution in

Connecticut, '01, 240-241

Sanninoidea exitiosa. See Synan-

thedon exitiosa

INDEX TO REPORTS OF STATE ENTOMOLOGIST

705

Saperda calcarata, '07, 336

Candida (bivittata), '03, 274, 275;

'04, 208; '05, 258; '07, 333-334
concolor var. unicolor, '18, 347
vestita, '13, 256; '15, 186
Sarcophaga helicis, '05, 212, 217,

223
Sawfly on arbor-vitae, Monoctenus
juniperinus, '24, 336

ash, '04, 217

birch, '02, 177; '24, 236

cherry, '05, 258; '06, 306

honeysuckle, Abia americana,
'24, 236, 341

rudbeckia, Macrophya simil-
lima, '24, 342; '25, 323-324
Saw-toothed grain beetle, Silvanus

surinamensis, '17, 334-335, 34*>

344 .
Sayomyia americana, '04, 271
Scale insects of Connecticut, '05,

234-245
Scalecide, '06, 222, 281, 285, 286,

287, 289, 290; '07, 282
Scambus conquisitor (Pimpla), '13,

228; '16, 109
inquisitoriellus (inquisitor), '02,

144; '16, 109
marginatus (annulipes), '16, 109
Scatophaga stercoraria, '05, 211,

212, 213, 215, 218, 223
Schedius kuvanae, '17, 250; '21, 143;

'22, 314, 315; '24, 270, 271
Schizomyia pomum, '16, 146
Schizoneura americana (Eriosoma),

'03, 219; '04, 208; '05, 255; '06,

297
lanigera. Now Eriosoma lani-

gerum, '03, 217; '06, 297; '11,

343-344; '13, 188; '24, 232, 286,

308-311
pinicola, '05, 255
Schizotetranychus schizopus, '22,

339-340
Schizura concinna (CEdemasia), 'oi,

238, 274; '02, 112; '05, 257; '06,

298; '12, 216; '17, 329-330, 358;

'23, 232; '25, 220
unicornis, '03, 220; '18, 343
Schmitt boxes, '03', 202
Schreineria zeuzerae, '11, 328
Sciadopitys verticillata, '15, 140
Sciara ocellaris (Cecidomyia), '04,

207
Scirpus, '15, 146
Sclerotina fuckliana, '14, 125
Scolia manilae, '22, 346; '23, 293

Scolytus quadrispinosus (caryae)
(Eccoptogaster), 'oi, 267-270;
'02, 169; '03, 278; '11, 341; '13,
237; '14, 198
rugulosus, '02, in, 112; '03, 220,
221, 222; '05, 258; '06, 299; '13,
188

Scopelosoma moffatiana. See Co-
nistra indirecta

Scudderia curvicauda, '05, 255
furcata, '14, 187; '19, 200
septentrionalis, '06, 274
texensis, '06, 274

Scurfy scale, Chionaspis furfura,
'01, 236, 237, 238, 239; '02, 108,
109, no, in, 112, 113; '03, 216,
217, 222, 225-229; '04, 206, 208,
209, 210, 211; '05, 240, 256; '06,
297; '12, 217; '13, 188; '25, 223

Scutigera forceps, '01, 239; '03, 222;
'23, 236

Searcher, Calosoma scrutator, 'oi,
237; '06, 252, 262, 300; '08, 786;
'14, 167; '17, 323

Seed corn maggot. See Corn mag-
got _

Selandria cerasi, '03, 274
obsoletum, '07, 286

Senator moth, Anisota senatoria,
'02, 112, 175; '03, 221; '05, 257;
'06, 299

Sepsis violacea, '05, 212, 215

Sesia acerni. See Synanthedon
acerni
pyri, '20, 211
rhododendri, '22, 278, 347-351;

'23. 237 _
tipuliformis, '03, 272

Setaria glauca, '18, 320
italica, '18, 320

Seventeen-year locust, Tibicen sep-
tendecim, 'n, 296-305; '20, 211

Sheep bot, Oestrus ovis, '20, 213

Shell-bark hickory, '12, 247

Shield bearer, resplendent, Copto-
disca splendoriferella, '21, 198

Shot-hole borer, Scolytus rugulo-
sus, '13, 188

Shrimps and mosquito larvae, '04,

307
Sibine stimulea (Empretia), '01,

239, 273; '02, 112, 113; '03, 221;

'04, 210; '05, 257; '14, 188
Silk worm, American, Telea poly-

phemus, '04, 210; '05, 257; '06,

299
Silvanus surinamensis, '09, 365; '17,

334-335

706

CONNECTICUT EXPERIMENT STATION

BULLETIN 28l

Silver fish, Thermobia domestica,
'16, 139-140
-striped webworm, Crambus
praefectellus, '19, 183-185; '24,

233
Sinuate pear borer. See Pear

borer, sinuate
Sisymbrium officinale, '14, 146
Sisyropa, '16, no
Sitodrepa panicea, '01, 236; '06,

279; 'i7, 334; '19. 128: '21, 194;

'25, 230
Sitotroga cerealella, '17, 337-338
Skeletonizer, apple and thorn. See

Apple and thorn skeletonizer
birch leaf. See Birch bucculatrix
Slug caterpillar, '02, 112
Slugs, garden, '18, 333-336
Smerinthus jamaicensis, '06, 299
Smicra albifrons (Chalcis), '14,

168
Smilax rotundifolia, '14, 183

sp., '16, 113
Sminthurus hortensis, '22, 376-377
Snapdragon injured by mite, '14,

176-178
Snout beetles, '13, 232, 238
Snow-white linden moth, En-

nomos subsignarius, '08, 842
Snowy tree cricket, CEcanthus ni-

veus, *oi, 237, 277; '02, 109
Soap as insecticide, '01, 253, 271,

272; '02, 114, 115, 125, 162; '03,

232
whale oil, '01, 247, 251; '02, 122,

161; '03, 232
Soft scale, Coccus hesperidum, '05,

237; '13, 194; '14, 125
Solanum tuberosum, '18, 320
Soldier beetle, Telephorus caroli-

nus, '03, 222
bug, Euschistus servus, '14, 167;

'17, 323
bordered, Stiretrus anchorago,

'21, 174
spined, Podisus maculiventris

(spinosus), '08, 769, 822; '21,

174
Solidago sempervirens, '08, 844
Soluble oil, '07, 282; '08, 837, 840
Sorrel leaf-miner, Pegomyia ca-

lyptrata, '22, 369-370
Sour gum leaf-miner, Antispila

nyssaefoliella, '22, 369
Southern corn root worm. See

Corn root worm, Southern
Span worm, currant, Cymatophora
ribearia, '10, 710

lime-tree, Erannis tiliaria, '15,
184; '24, 231, 311-314
Spartina glabra pilosa, '15, 172
patens (juncea), '04, 289; '15,

146, 172

strict a, '04, 289
Spathius brachyrus, '19, 151
Sphaerophoria cylindrica, '17, 299
Spharagemon saxatile, '05, 255
Sphecius speciosus, 'n, 303
Sphecodina abbotti (Thyreus), '02,

111; '06, 299
Sphenophorus sculptilis, '14, 189
Sphinx chersis, '06, 299
drupiferarum, '06, 299
luscitiosa, '04, 208
Spike grass, '12, 265
Spilocryptus incubitor, '15, 131

sp., '18, 303
Spilosoma virginica. See Diacrisia

virginica
Spinach or green peach aphid,

Myzus persicae, '15, 191; '16,

99, 104; '17, 293; '25, 222, 327
leaf-miner or maggot, Pegomyia

hyoscyami (vicina), '02, 174;

'21, 162; '24, 233; '25, 226
Spinacia oleracea, '18, 320
Spined tobacco bug, Euschistus

variolarius, '06, 264, 274-275
Spiny elm caterpillar. See Elm

caterpillar, spiny
oak-worm, Anisota stigma, '02,

175-176
Spiraea, '01, 245, 246; '14, 126
Spirobolus marginatus, '03, 218
Spittle insects, '13, 255; '22, 272; '24,
307-308

parallel, Aphrophora parallela,
'16, 125-126
Split worm, Phthorimaea opercu-

lella, '06, 277
Sporotrichum globuliferum (ento-

mophilum), '08, 821
Spotted lady beetle, Ceratomegilla

(Megilla) fuscilabris (macu-

lata), '04, 206; '06, 300; '17, 298;

'19, 158; '21, 169, 174
Spray formulas, '01, 248, 249, 253;

'04, 224, 240-247; '05, 196-197,

205
Spraying costs, '03, 235; '05, 205-

206
elm trees, '09, 334-335
experiments, '01, 252-261; '20, 168-

^n\ '23, 267-274; '24, 286-294;

'25, 272-278

INDEX TO REPORTS OF STATE ENTOMOLOGIST

707

Springtails, '10, 712; '22, 376-377
Spruce bud louse or gall aphid,
Chermes abietis, '02, no; '03,
222; '04, 207; '05, 255; '06,
297, 302-303; '13, 188; '16,
139; '22, 357-359; '23, 240-241;
'24, 238; '25, 228, 237
• moth, Tortrix fumiferana, '12,
291-292; '13, 251
leaf-miner, Recurvaria picea-

ella, '23, 235, 311
mite, Paratetranychus unun-
guis, '22, 273, 338, 340-342;
'25, 229, 237
Squash aphid, Nectarophora cucur-
bitae, '08, 805, 814
borer, Melittia satyriniformis,
'08, 805, 806-807; '16, 116-118;
'23, 233; '25, 224
bug, Anasa tristis, '08, 805, 811-
813; '16, 116; '17, 357; '23, 233;
'25, 226
lady beetle, Epilachna borealis,
'01, 238; '03, 217; '08, 805, 810-
811
Squirrels injuring elms, '02, 163-

164
Stag beetle, Lucanus dama, '06,

300
Stagmomantis Carolina, '08, 822;

'17, 323
Stalk borer, Papaipema nitela, '04,
208; '05, 257; '06, 277; '14, 195-
196; '18, 318, 346-347; '19. 180-
183; '20, 196, 210; '21, 194;' '22,
276; '23, 232; '24, 233; '25, 224
Statice limonium var. carolinianum,

'IS, 172
Stegomyia fasciata, '04, 259
Stenolophus skrimshiranus, '18, 262
Stiretrus anchorago, '21, 174
Stratiomyia discalis, '05, 214
Strawberry, '05, 209, 220; '12, 295
crown borer, Tyloderma fra-
gariae, '12, 295
girdler, Otiorhynchus ovatus,
'09, 370-372; '13, 231
flea beetle, Altica (Haltica)
ignita, '02, 112; '22, 369; '24, 338
leaf roller, Ancylis (Phoxop-
teris) comptana, '02, in; '03,
220, 278
root borer or root worm, Typho-
phorus (Paria) canellus, '04,
215-216; '15, 186
sawfly, Empria (Emphytus, Har-
piphorus) maculata, '02, no;
'03, 218; '05, 258

weevil, Anthonomus signatus,

'08, 846
white fly, Asterochiton (Aley-
rodes) packardi, '14, 188
Striped crioceris, Diatrotica vittata,
'17, 263
cucumber beetle. See Cucumber
beetle, striped
Strongylogaster pinguis, '06, 300,

306
Sturmia nidicola (Zygobothria),

'17, 250; '20, 164; '22, 316
Suck fly, Dicyphus minimus, '06,

277
Sucking dog louse, Haematopinus

piliferus, '16, 142
Sulphide of potash, '03, 255
Sulphuretted hydrogen, '07, 275, 277
Sulphur flour, '03, 254

flowers, '03, 254
Surekill, '06, 222, 281, 285, 287, 289,

290
Sycamore aphid, Lachnus platani-

cola, '06, 297
Synanthedon acerni (Sesia), '22,

353, 355-357
exitiosa (Sanninoidea), '03, 217,

221; '09, 359-362; '13, 188; '21,

120; '22, 331-333; '23, 276-277
Synchlora glaucaria, '02, 112
Synhalonia atriventris, '05, 210, 217
Syntomaspis druparum, '21, 121,

199
Syntomosphyrum esurus, '17, 323
Syritta pipiens, '05, 219
Syrphid flies, '03, 262; '17, 298, 299;

'25, 326-327
Syrphus americana, '17, 299
torvus, '25, 326-327
sp., '19, 158
Systena taeniata, '15, 183

Tabanus atratus, '05, 257
Tachina clisiocampae, '16, no
larvarum, '06, 259
mella, '10, 680; '16, no
sp., '17, 323
Tachinid flies, '12, 258, 286; '13,

222, 226, 228; '18, 321
Tachydromia pusilla, '05, 218, 219,

223
Tarache erastrioides, '05, 257
Tarnished plant bug, Lygus pra-

tensis, '04, 209, 210, 218-219;

'05, 256; '06, 276; '13, 256; '16,

140-141; '23, 231; '25, 226
Target brand scale destroyer, '07,

282

708

CONNECTICUT EXPERIMENT STATION

BULLETIN 28l

Tarred paper disks, '08, 835-837; '14,

147-150
Tarsonemus pallidus, '12, 296; '14,

176-179; '21, 196; '23, 237
Taxus cuspidata var. brevifolia, '13,

230-232
Telea polyphemus, '04, 210; '05,

257; '06, 299
Telenomus bifidus, '17, 323
graptae, '06, 262
heliothidis, '21, 169 '
orgyiae, '16, no
Telephorus bilineatus, '05, 218

carolinus, '03, 222
Tenebrio molitor, '17, 331; '19, 128

obscurus, '17, 332
Tenebroides mauritanicus, '05, 252;

'16, 144; '17, 332
Tenodera sinensis (Paratenodera),

'13, 194
Tent caterpillar, apple. See Apple
tent caterpillar
egg contest, '14, 179-180
European. See European

lackey moth
Forest. See Forest tent cater-
pillar
Tent-maker, poplar. See Mocha-
stone moth
Tenuipalpus lineola, '22, 339
Terastichus, '05, 230
Termes flavipes. See Leuco-

termes flavipes
Termites or white ants, Reticuli-
termes flavipes, '09, 373-374;
'14, 196-197; '15, 187; '16, 143-
144; '21, 200; '22, 365-366; '23,
237; '25, 230
Terrapin scale, Lecanium nigrofas-
ciatum, '05, 238, 255; '06, 297;
'21, 183-185
Tessellated tussock moth, Halisi-
dota tessellaris, '03, 222; '08,
843; '17, 325-326, 358
Tetralopha robustella (diluculella),

'18, 349-350
Tetranychus bicolor, '06, 234, 300,
305-306; '08, 770
bimaculatus, '12, 296; '20, 184
bioculatus, Tenuipalpus lineola,

'22, 339
populi, '22, 339
salicicola, '22, 339
telarius, '03, 216; '04, 209, 210
Tetrastichus asparagi, '21, 174
xanthomelaenae, '08, 821-822
Thalessa atrata, '03, 219; '04, 208;
'06, 300

lunator, '06, 300
Thea japonica, '15, 140
Thermobia domestica, '16, 139-140
Theronia fulvescens, '16, no
Thirteen-spotted lady beetle, Hip-

podamia xiii-punctata, '17, 298
Thistle butterfly, Vanessa cardui,

'05, 260
Thread scale, Ischnaspis longiros-

tris, '05, 245
Three-lined potato beetle. See Po-
tato beetle, three-lined
Thrips tabaci (allii), '03, 213, 266-
268; '06, 277, 297; '13, 233-235;
'24, 234, 320; '25, 226
grass, Anaphothrips striatus, '19,

190
on corn, '19, 189-190
grape, '03, 274

tobacco, Euthrips nicotianae,
'06, 277
Thyreus abbotti. See Sphecodina

abbotti
Thyridopteryx ephemeraeformis,
'02, 108, no; '06, 298; '07, 337-
338; '23, 232; '24, 338
Thysanurids in seeds, '10, 711
Thysbe clear-wing, Hemaris thys-

be, '06, 299
Tibicen septendecim, '11, 296-305
Tinea granella, '06, 234, 294-295,
305; 'i7, 338
pellionella, '22, 337-338
sp., '03, 218
Tineola biselliella, '05, 256; '25, 230
Tip borer, Olethreutes hebesana,

'18,348-349
Tischeria malifoliella, '02, 112; '06,

234, 298; '07, 267; '08, 768
Tmetocera ocellana, '09, 353-355;
'10, 659; '11, 267; '20, 176, 210;
'22, 275; '25, 220
Tobacco bud worm, Chloridea vi-
rescens, '09, 367-368
bug, spined, Euschistus variola-

rius, '06, 264, 274-275
flea-beetle, Epitrix parvula, '06,

272
for fumigating, '02, 160-161
insects, '03, 210; '05, 193-194; '06,
263-279
key to injuries, '06, 263-264
leaf miner, Phthorimaea (Gele-

chia) operculella, '06, 277
stalk weevil, Trichobaris muco-

rea, '06, 277
thrips, Euthrips nicotianae, '06,
277

INDEX TO REPORTS OF STATE ENTOMOLOGIST

709

worms, Northern, Phlegethon-

tius quinquemaculata, '06,

264, 269-271

Southern, Phlegethontius sexta,

'06, 269-271, 299

Tolype velleda, '06, 298; '12, 293-

294
Tomato worms, '02, 112; '04, 210;

'06, 269-271
Tomostethus inhabilis, '24, 342; '25,

323-324
Tortoise beetle, '02, no, ill; '03,

219; '24, 233
Tortrix albicomana, '15, 189; '18,

343

fumiferana, '12, 291-292; '13, 251
quercifoliana, '23, 234; '24, 235;
336
Toumeyella liriodendri, '12, 217.
294-295; '13, 188; '14, 187; '18,
256; '21, 176-178; '25, 227
Toxoptera graminum, '25, 278
Trachandrena claytoniae, '05, 214,

216, 217, 218, 220

crataegi, '05, 210, 212, 214, 216,

217, 218, 219, 222

forbesii, '05, 210, 212, 214, 216, 218
hippotes, '05, 216, 217
Tree cricket, '06, 297

hopper, buffalo. See Buffalo tree
hopper
Tremex columba, '02, 113; '22, 353
Triaena plebeja, '19, 125
Tribolium confusum, '17, 334

ferrugineum, '17, 334
Trichiocampus viminalis, '13, 256
Trichobaris mucorea, '06, 277

trinotata, '06, 277
Trichodectes latus, '24, 236, 336
Trichogramma minutum, '18, 303;

'21, 169; '23, 287
Triodonta curvipes, '05, 214, 217,

223
Triphleps insidiosus, '21, 169
Trirhabda canadensis, '08, 844-845
Troctes divinatorius, '17, 339
Trogoderma tarsale, '17, 338
Trombidium sericeum, '02, in

sp., '14, 146
Tropidia quadrata, '05, 219
Trybliographa, '14, 146
Tulip tree leaf gall, Cecidomyia
liriodendri, '06, 299
scale, Toumeyella liriodendri,
'01, 238, 277; '02, 108, in,
112, 113; '03, 216, 218; '04,
207, 211; '05, 239; '06, 297;
'12, 294-295; '13, 188; '14, 187;
'21, 176-178; '25, 227

Tupelo leaf miner, Antispila nys-

saefoliella, '22, 278, 369
Turnip aphid, Aphis pseudobras-
sicae, '16, 98-104, 137; '17, 358;
'19, 197; '21, 122; '22, 276, 346-
347; '23, 232; '24, 234; '25, 226
Tussock moth, '13, 223, 253

hickory, Halisidota caryae, '01,

239; '06, 298; '07, 332; '08,

842-843; '17, 325-326, 358
rusty, Notolophus antiqua, '06,

235, 298; '14, 126; '24, 245;

'25, 246
tessellated, Halisidota tessel-

laris, '03, 222; '08, 843; '17,

325-326, 358
white-marked, Hemerocampa

leucostigma, '05, 230-234; '06,

235, 208; '12, 216; '13, 253;

'16, 105-111; '17, 237, 325,326,

357; '19, 197
Twelve-spotted asparagus beetle.

See Asparagus beetle, 12-

spotted
Twice-stabbed lady beetle, Chiloco-

rus bivulnerus, '01, 236; '02,

in, 127-128; '03, 220; '05, 258;

'06, 300; '09, 351; '19, 158; '21,

180
Twig borers, Oberea tripunctata,

'17, 360
Two-spotted lady beetle, Adalia bi-

punctata, '02, 107, 109; '03, 262,

265; '05, 211, 213, 215, 216, 218,

258; '06, 300; '17, 298; '19, 158
Tyloderma foveolatum, '17, 361

fragariae, '12, 195
Typhlocyba comes, '04, 216-217

rosae. See Empoa rosae
Typhoea fumata, '19, 128
Typophorus canellus (Paria), '04,

211, 215-216; '15, 186-187
Tyroglyphus farinae, '19, 198
longior, '06, 300
sp., '17, 339

Uhler's plant bug, Halictus citri
(uhleri), '04. 211

Unicorn caterpillar, Schizura uni-
cornis, '03, 220; '18, 343

Uranotes melinus, '19, 202

Vanessa antiopa, '03, 219; '05, 257.

See Euvanessa antiopa
cardui, '05, 260
Variegated cutworm, Peridroma

saucia, '01, 261-264
Vegetable insects, tests in control.

'13, 232-237

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Vespa crabro, '01, 239, 276; '05, 258;
'06, 300; '16, 144; '20, 214
diabolica, '05, 215, 217
germanica (Vespula), '05, 213;

'20, 144
maculata, '05, 217
Viburnum, '14, 126
Vine fretter, '03, 274

weevil, black. See Otiorhynchus
sulcatus
Violet aphid, brown, Rhopalo-
siphum violae, '03, 216
gall-midge, Phytophaga violi-

cola, '21, 152-156
sawfly, Emphytus canadensis, '05,

258
-tip butterfly, Polygonia interro-
gations, '14, 187
Virgin moth, Diacrisia (Spilosoma)
virginica, '03, 218; '05, 257; '06,
298

Walking stick, Diapheromera fem-

orata, '02, 112
Walnut bud moth, Acrobasis

caryae, '12, 253-258; '24, 336
caterpillar, Datana integerrima,

'or, 275; '05, 257; '06, 298; '14,

191; '16, 140; '17, 326-328, 358;

'23, 235
curculio or weevil, Conotrache-
lus juglandis, '12, 213, 240-253;
'13, 186
English, '12, 243
Japanese, '12, 243
Persian, '12, 253, 254
Wax moth, Galleria mellonella, '01,

236
Webworm, corn. See Corn web-
worm
fall. See Fall webworm
Western corn rootworm. See Corn

rootworm, Western
West Indian peach scale. See

Peach scale, West Indian
Wheat midge, Contarinia tritici,

'17, 357, 366-367
Wheel bug, Prionidus cristatus, '09,

351 ; '17, 323
White ants. See Termites
arsenic, '03, 275
blast of onions, '03, 266-268
blotch oak leaf-miner, Lithocol-
letis hamadryadella, '05, 256;
'19, 203
fly, Aleyrodes vaporariorum, '01,
238, 271, 272; '02, III, 112,
113, 148-163; '03, 216, 223;
'05, 255; '06, 264, 275-276; '08,
806, 815; '14, 125

strawberry, Asterochiton pack-
ardi, '14, 188
grubs. See Grubs, white
-marked tussock moth. See Tus-
sock moth, white-marked
pine weevil. See Pine weevil,

white
scale, Aspidiotus hederae, '05,
242, 256
Whitewash, '03, 239, 241, 243, 244,

245, 248, 249, 250, 256
Willow curculio, Cryptorhynchus
lapathi, '07, 335
sawfly, Cimbex americana, '06,
300; '12, 294; '23, 242
! Winthemia quadripustulata, '12,
286; '14, 167, 168, 170; '16, no,
122; '21, 169
Wireworms, '06, 263, 268-269; '14,
156, 157, 185, 186; '17, 357; '19,
190; '21, 163-165; '23, 232; '25,
227, 312-314
Eastern field, Limonius agonus,
'25. 312-314
Woolly aphis, '03, 217, 218, 219; '04,
207

Xantholinus cephalus, '05, 215
Xenoglossa pruinosa, '06, 300
Xiphidium brevipenne, '06, 274

fasciatum, '06, 274
Xyleborus caelatus, '05, 258

celsus, '03, 222, 278

dispar, '04, 207; '16, 140

pyri, '02, in
Xylocopa virginica, '05, 217, 222
Xylina, '16, 139
Xylophasia arctica, '04, 209
Xylota ejuncida, '05, 216

Yellow-necked caterpillar, Datana
ministra, '01, 239, 274-275; '02,
112; '05, 257; '06V298; '12, 216;
'14, 191; '17, 328-329, 358

Ypsolophus. See Dichomeris mar-
ginellus

Zea mays, '18, 320

Zebra caterpillar, Mamestra picta,

'04, 208; '05, 257; '19, 191
Zeuzera -

'09,

3I7-—

199; '24, 235
Zinc arsenite on potatoes, '14, 190
Zizania aquatica, '15, 146
Zodion fulvifrons, '05, 214
Zygobothria nidicola. See Sturmia

nidicola

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