^^IBLIOGRAPHY OF THE MORE IMPORTANT CONTRIBD
/ TIONS TO AMERICAN ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

PART VI

1. Aaron, C. B., Weeks, A. G., and Beutenmuller, W. Dragon-

flies vs. mosquitoes. <New York, 1890.
Essays on destroy iug mosquitoes by dragon-Hies.

2. A , W. P. Insect pests in the orchard. <The Amer. Culti-

vator, 4 January, 1890, p. 3.
Notes on the codling moth ; eggs not always deposited on blossom end of
apple.

3. A , W. P. Orchard pests. <The Amer. Cultivator, 16

August, 1890, p. f).
Notes on the tent caterpillar.

4. Abbe, Cleveland. [Borers in a traveling trunk.] <Insect Life,

V. 1, April, 1889, pp. 312-313.

5. Abbott, L. F. Spraying fruit trees. <Mass. Ploughman, 28 May,

1889.

6. Adams, J. R. [Chinch bug remedies.] <Insect Life, v. 2, Sep-

tember, 1889, p. 75.

7. Aldous, E. The flour moth in Mexico. <Amer. Miller, 1 April,

1896.

8. Aldrtch, J. M. Notes of the season from South Dakota. <Insect

Life, V. 4, October, 1891, pp. 67-G8. <22d Ann. Kept. Ent. Soc.
Ont., 1891, pp. 82-83.

9. Aldbich, a. J. Gas lime for long scale. < Jacksonville Farmer

and Fruit Grower, 4 August, 1892.

10. Aldrich, J. M. Insecticides and spraying. <Bull. No. 7, Idaho

Agric. Exp. Sta., April, 1894, pp. 18, figs. 14.

11. Aldrich, J. M. Spraying without a pump. Preliminary notice.

<Insect Life, v. 7, October, 1894, i^p. 114-115.

12. Aldrich, J. M. Notes on the insects of North Idaho. <Insect

Life, V. 7, October, 1894. - ^"^ ^02.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

13. Aldhioh, J. M. Spraying without a pump. <Proc. Ass. Ecou.

Entom., Bull. No. 2, ii. s., Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1895,
pp. 28-29.

14. Aldrich, O. W. Legislation against importation of insects.

<Rept. Ohio State Hortic. Soc. for 1895-9G (1896), pp. 200-202.

15. Alexander, A. G. [After- effect of the ovipositiou of the Period-

ical Cicada.] <Insect Life, v. 1, July, 1888, p. 15.

Tells of injury to apple trees by falling of fruit.

16. Allen, E. W. Bulletin No. 1. <First Biennial Eept. Oreg. State

Bd. Hortic, 1891, pp. 41-42, 1 fig.
Treats of codling-motli and green aphis.

17. Allen, E. W. Bulletin No. 2. <First Biennial Eept. Oreg. StateJ

Bd. Hortic, 1891, pp. 43-46, 1 fig.
Notes on codling moth, woolly aphis, San Jose scale, apple-tree caterpillar.

18. Allen, E. W. Bulletin No. 3. <First Biennial Rept. Oreg. State

Bd. Hortic, 1891, pp. 47-48.
Winter wash for scale insects.

19. Allen, E. W. Bulletin No. 4. <First Biennial Rept. Oreg. State

Bd. Hortic, 1891, pp. 48-51, 1 fig.
Notes on apple-tree aphis, apple-tree borer, pear and cherry slug, and the
currant worm.

20. Allen, E. W. Bulletin No. 5. <Second Biennial Rept. Oreg.

State Bd. Hortic, 1893, pp. 67-79, 10 figs.
Notes on Sau Jose scale, woolly aphis, green aphis, codling moth, flat-headed
apple-tree borer, apjile-tree caterpillar, pear and cherry sing, peach-tree
borer, oyster-shell bark-louse, and imported currant worm.

21. Allen, E. W. Bulletin No. 6. < Second Biennial Rept. Oreg.

State Bd. Hortic, 1893, pp. 83-86.
San Jose scale and woolly aphis.

22. Allen, E. W. Bulletin No. 7. <Second Biennial Rept. Oreg.

State Bd. Hortic, 1893, pp. 88-93, 2 figs.
Insecticides, codling-moth, borers, and currant worms.

23. Allen, J. M. Insect destroyers of corn roots in Ohio. <Ann.

Rept. Ohio State Bd. Agric. for 1894 (1895), pp. 297-298.

24. Allis, E. W. [Susceptibility to insect poison.] <Insect Life, v. 1,

March, 1889, pp. 282-283.

25. Alwood, W. B. Kerosene emulsion as a remedy for white grubs.

<Insect Life, v. 1, August, 1888, pp. 48-50.
Success of kerosene emulsion in destroying larva? of AllorMna nitida.

26. Alwood, W. B. Report on experiments with remedies against the

hop-louse. <Rept. of the U. S. Entom. Dept. Agric for the
year 1888 (1889), pp. 102-111.

27. Alwood, W. B. The corn plant-louse. <The So. Planter, August,

1889, pp. 110-117.
Life history and reme

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 7

28. Alwood, W. B. Implements for applying insecticides, fungicides,

etc. <Tbe So. Planter, August, 1889, pp. 125-126, 4 figs.

29. Alwood, W. 1j. Kerosene emulsion for root apliis on apple-trees.

<The So. Planter, January, 1890, pp. 15-10.

30. Alwood, W. B. The tobacco worm. <The So. Planter, August,

1890, pp. 355-350.

31. Alwood, W. B. The horn worm — tobacco wire worm. <The So.

Planter, August, 1890, p. 369.

32. Alwood, W. B. Peach borers. <The So. Planter, December, 1890,

pp. 505-500.

33. Alwood, W. B. The apple — its diseases and insects. <Eept. Ya.

State Bd. Agric, 1891, pp. 158-107.

Treats of the commoner apple Insects.

34. Alwood, W. B. Notes on a few insects. <The So. Planter, May,

1891, pp. 247-248.

Notes on tent caterpillar, canker-worm, codling-moth, .and cabbage worms.

35. Alwood, W. B. The horn lly. <The So. Planter, August, 1891,

pp. 421-422.

30. Alwood, W. B. Standard fittings for spray machinery. <Insect
Life, V. 4, October, 1891, pp. 58-59. <22d Ann. Eept. Ent. Soc.
Ont., 1891, p. 70.

37. Alwood, W. B. A note on remedies for the horn fly. <Insect

Life, V. 4, October, 1891, pp. 08-09. <22d Ann. Kept. Ent. Soc.
Ont., 1891, p. 83.

38. Alwood, W. B. Injurious insects and diseases of plants. <Rept.

Ya. State Bd. Agric, 1893, pp. 91-114.

General article, remedies, insecticides.

39. Alwood, W. B. Injurious insects and diseases of plants, with

remedial measures for the same. <Bull. No. 24, Ya. Agric.
Exp. Sta., January, 1893, pp. 40, 2 figs.
Brief notes on common insects, insecticides, and apparatus.

40. Alwood, W. B. A new enemy of fruit trees. <The So. Planter,

May, 1893, pp. 285-280.
Notes on Crepidodera rufipes.

41. Alwood, W. B. The San Jose or pernicious scale. <Bull. No. 02,

Ya. Agric. Exp. Sta., March, 1890, pp. 31-44, 5 figs.
General account, with remedies; legislation.

42. Alwood, W. B. Is cooperation for the control of the San Jose

scale practicable? <Proc. Ass. Econ. Entom. Bull. No. 0, n. s.
Div. Ent., U. S. Dept. Agric, 1890, pp. 80-84.

43. Anderson, F. E. [Kerosene emulsion against the cabbage- worms.]

<Insect Life, v. 1, July, 1888, pp. 27-28.

Value in keeping Pieris rapai iu check.

5 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

44. ASHBY, G. W. Notes on the canker-worm. <Trans. Kans. Hortic.

Soc, 1888 (1889), pp. 260-261.

45. ASHMEAD, W. H. Entomological section. <Bull. No. 2, Fla. Exp.

Sta., June, 1888, pp. 12-26.

Notes, remedies, and natural enemies of a few common insects.

46. ASHMEAD, W. H. The cochineal insects. < Florida Dispatch, 6

August, 1888, p. 637.
Records their occurrence in Florida.

47. ASHMEAD, W. H. The corn Delphacid, Delphaxmaidis. <Psyche,

February, 1890, pp. 321-321, 1 fig.
Description, life history, and injuries.

48. ASHMEAD, W. H. Report on an outbreak of the army worm, and on

some other iusects aftecting grain, in Maryland. <lnsect Life,
V. 3, September, 1890, pp. 53-57.

49. AsHMEAD, W. H. Notes on cotton insects found in Mississippi.

<Insect Life, v. 7, September, 1894, j^p. 25-29 j December, 1894,
pp. 240-247; March, 1895, pp. 320-326.

60. ASHTON, T. B. [The tin can remedy for cut- worms.] <Insect Life,
V. 4, December, 1891, pp. 205-206.

51. ASHTON, T. B. [How to kill tree-borers.] <Insect Life, v. 4, March,

1892,.pp. 270-271.

52. Atkinson, G. F. Some Carolina insects. <First Ann. Kept. S.

Car. Agric. Exp. Sta. for 1888, (1889), pp. 19-56. Also as Bull.
No. 4, January, 1889.
Short accounts of many insects.

63. Atkinson, G. F. Nematode root-galls. <Bull. No. 9, Ala. Agric.

Exp. Sta., December, 1889, pp. 51, pis. 6. Notice of in Insect
Life, March, 1890, pp. 263-264.
Life history of Net erodera radicola and injuries on various plants.

64. Atkinson, G. F. Nematode root-galls. <The So. Cultivator and

Dixie Farmer, March, 1890, pp. 108-110, 2 tigs. ; April, 1890, pp.
156-158.

65. Atkinson, G. F. Kerosene emulsion; how to make and apply it.

<Bull. No. 15, Ala. Agric. Exp. Sta., April, 1890, pp. 6.

66. Atkinson, G. F. The dry application of undiluted Paris green and

London purple for the cotton worm. <Bull. No. 17, Ala. Agric.
Exp. Sta., 1890, pp. 3-15.
Experience of planters regarding the use of these poisons.

'67. Atkinson, G. F. A new root disease of cotton. <Insect Life, v. 3,
[ March, 1891, pp. 262-264.

Caused by a Nematode.

68. Atkinson, G. F. Note on a Nematode leaf disease. <Insect Life,
^ X V. 4, October, 1891, p. 31. <22d Ann. Kept. Ent. Soc. Ont.,
I 1891, p. 56.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOG7. 9

59. Atkinson, G. F. Note on a cotton cut- worm. <Insect Life, v. 4,

October, 1891, p. 31. <22d Ann. Rept. Ent. Soc. Ont., 1891,
p. 56.

Note on Agrotix anncxa.

60. Atkinson, (1. F. Artificial cultures of an entouiogeuous fungus.

<Bot. Gaz., April, 1894, p. lL»9.

61. [ Atwater, W. O.] Tiie elm leaf beetle. <Storrs Agric. Exp. Sta.,

Conn. Bull. No. 14, 1894, pp. 8, 1 fig.

62. Austin, F. Best time to fight insect pests. <Cal. Cultivator,

October, 1896, p. 302.

63. Austin, W. Of bookworms. <The Nation, 10 April, 1896, p. 305.

Sitodrepa panicea borinj^ in books.

64. Aylott, W. R. Do flies spread tuberculosis"? <Amer. Montb.

Micr. Journ., August, 1896, p. 288.

65. Bailey, L. H. Experiments in the foicing of tomatoes. <Bull.

No. 28, Cornell Univ. Agric. Exp. Sta., June, 1891, pp. 45-61.
Notes on Aleyrodes vaporariorum, n mite, and Heterodera radicola.

66. Bailey, L. H. The forcing of English cucumbers. <Bull. No. 31,

Cornell Univ. Agric. Exp. Sta., September, 1891, pp. 125-139.

Mentions damage of a mite and Aphis rumieia.

67. Bailey, L. H. Is spraying (»verdone? <Garden and Forest, 1892,

p. 310.

68. Bailey, L. H. Some troubles of winter tomatoes. <Bull. No. 43,

Cornell Univ. Agric. Exp. Sta., September, 1892, pp. 217-224.

Mentions injury from Nematode root- galls.

69. Bailey, L. H. Impressions of the peach industry in western New

York. <Bull. No. 74, Cornell Univ. Agric. Exp. Sta., October,
1894, pp. 370-379.

Notes on the insect enemies <)f the peach.

70. Bailey, L. H. The quince in western New York. <Bull. No. 80,

Cornell Univ. Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1894, pp. 028-629.

Mentions a few insect enemies of the quince.

71. Bailey, L.H. The recent apple failures of western New York.

<Bull. No. 84, Cornell Univ. Agric. Exp. Sta., January, 1895,
pp. 34.

Mentions the damage of Coleophora fletclierdla, codling-moth, plum cnrculio,
and bud-moth.

72. Bailey, L.H. Winter muskmelons. <Bull. No. 95, Cornell Univ.

Agric. Exp. Sta., June, 1895, pp. 277-292.
Mentions black aphis, mites, and mealy-bug as injurious and gives remedies
for each.

73. Bailey, L. H. Notions about the spraying of trees, with remarks

on the canker-worm. <BuIl. No. 101, Cornell Univ. Agric. Exp.
Sta., September, 1895, pp. 483-502, figs. 7.
Account of an experiment in killing canker-worms.

10 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

74. Bailey, L. H., and Lodeman, E. G. Forcing-Louse miscellanies.

<Bull. No. 96, Cornell Univ. Agric. Exp. Sta., June, 1895, pp.
297-335.
Treatment for mites and aphides.

75. Baker, C.F. Carnation "twitter." <Amer. Florist, 1 April, 1890.

76. Baker, C. F. Thrips and other insects on roses. <Amer. Florist,

1 October, 1891.

77. Barclay, E. Maggots with ear disease. <Ann. Med. Sur. Bull.,

N. Y., 1896, 9, p. 284.

78. Barclay, E. Foreign bodies in the ear. <Med. News, N. Y., 1896,

68, p. 45.
Mentions maggots in the ear.

79. Barker, M. Eecent chrysanthemums. <Bull. No. 91, Cornell

Univ. Agric. Exp.Sta., April, 1895, pp. 187-191.
Mention of various insects iujurious to chrysanthemums.

80. Barlow, J. G. [1888 Damage by chinch bug in Missouri]. <Insect

Life, V. 1, October, 1888, p. 109.

81. Barlow, J. G. [The corn-feeding Syrphus-flyJ. <lnsect Life,

V. 2, October, 1889, p. 115.
Note on Mesograpia poJita.

82. Barnhart, p. D. Success of the earbon bisulphide remedy against

the cabbage maggot. <Insect Life, v. 5, November, 1892, p,
136.

83. Bates, F. A. The gyp.sy moth in New England, and remedial

measures. <Abstract Amer. Mouth. Micr. Journ., July, 1891,
p. 167.

84. Beach, A. M. The pea and beau weevils. <Trans. Iowa State

Hortic. Soc, 1893 (1894), pp. 185-187.

85. Beach, A. M. Value of ladybirds to horticulture. < Trans, Iowa

State Hortic. Soc, 1893 (1894), pp. 280-283.

86. Beach, S. A. A scale insect on plums. <Garden and Forest,

1894, p. 284, 1 tig.
Note on Lecanium cerasifex.

87. Beckwith, M. H. Horticulture and entomology. <Bull. No. 2,

Del. Agric. Exp. Sta., September, 1888, pp. 3.
A few general notes.

88. Beckwith, M. H. Injurious insects. <Bull. No. 4, Del. Agric.

Exp. Sta.,. May, 1889, pp. 19, 13 figs.; also second Ann. Eept.
Del. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1889, pp. 109-136, figs. 12-24.
Short accounts of a few common insects.

89. Beckwith, H. M. Eeport of the committee on injurious insects.

Trans. Penin. Hortic. Soc, 1890, pp. 58-61.
Mostly garden insects.

90. Beckwith, M. H. Our injurious insects. <Trans. Penin. Hortic.

Soc, 1890, pp. 82-89.
Treats chiefly of codling-moth, plum surculio, and Trypcta pomonella.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 11

91. Beckwith, M. H. Loudon purple for the codling moth. <Bull.

No. 8, Del. Agric. Exp. Sta., March, 1890, pp. 15-16.

Experiments in application.

92. Beckwith, M. H. Injurious insects. <Trans. Peuin. Hortic. Soc,

1891, pp. 47-52.

Treats of fruit and garden pests.

93. Beckwith, M. H. Eeport of the entomologist. <Fourth Ann.

Kept. Del. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1891, pp. 89-100, figs. 14-1 7.

Notes ou some common insects.

94. Beckwith, M. H. Injurious insects and insecticides; spraying

machines. <Bull. No. 12, Del. Agric. Exp. Sta., March, 1891,
pp. 28, figs. 11. Also in Third Ann. Kept., 1890.

Aphis jpersicce-Jiiger and a few common insects.

95. Beckwith, M. H. Practical notes on the use of insecticides. <In-

sect Life, v. 3, March, 1891, pp. 269-275.

96. Beckwith, M. H. The peach-tree aphis. <Farm and Home, 1

July, 1891.

97. Beckwith, M. H. Notes on a corn Crambid. <Insect Life, v. 4,

October, 1891, p. 42. <Twenty-second Ann. Kept. Ent. Soc.
Ont., 1891, p. 64.
Notes ou Cramhus caliginosellus.

98. Beckwith, M. H. Notes on a corn Crambid. <Bnll. No. 14, Del.

Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1891, pp. 13-15, 1 fig. Also in
Fourth Ann. Kept., 1891.

Description and depredations of Cramhus calif/inoseUus.

99. Beckwith, M. H. Keport of committee ou injurious insects.

<Trans. Penin. Hortic. Soc, 1892, pp. 62-68.
Notes ou rhyloptns ptp-i and Heliolhis armUjer.

100. Beckwith, M. H. Keport of the entomologist. <Fifth Ann.

Kept. Del. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1892, pp. 102-109.

Sphenophovas scnlptiUs, Antlionomus sif/naius, fungus disease on white grubs.

101. Beckwith, M. H. Tiie strawberry weevil. <Bull. No. 18, Del.

Agric. Exp. Sta., September, 1892, ijp. 11-16, figs. 2. Extract;
Ent. News., 1892, pp. 262-263.
Antlionomus musctilus, description and remedies.

102. Beckwith, M. H. Injurious insects. <Trans. Penin, Hortic.

Soc, 1893, pp. 39-43.
Brief notes, mostly ou grain insects.

103. Beckwith, M. H. Insects injurious to stored grain. <Bull. No.

21, Del. Agric. Exp. Sta., September, 1893, pp. 12, figs. 7.
General account of granary insects.

104. Beckwith, M. H. Injurious insects. <Trans. Penin. Hortic Soc,

1894, pp. 53-57.

Brief notes, mostly ou fruit insects.

105. Beckwith, M. H. The San Jos6 scale insect in Delaware. <Bull.

No. 25, Del. Agric Exp. Sta., May, 1895, pp. 8, figs. 4.
General account of insect.

12 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

106. Beckwith, M. H. Strawberries. <Bull. No. 28, Del. Agric. Exp.

Sta., July, 1895, pp. 16.
Mentions damage of strawberry weevil.

107. Beckwith, M. H. The San Jose scale. <Bull. No. 30, Del. Agric.

Exp. Sta., January, 1896, pp. 16.
Localities foi* the scale.

108. Beckwith, M. H. The present status of the San Jose scale in

Delaware. <Trans. Pen in. Hortic. Soc, 1890, pp. 85-90.

109. Bell, J. J. The tionr moth. <Amer. Nat., February, 1890, pp.

200-204, 3 figs.

Treats of Ephesiia kuehniella.

110. Bellevoye, M. a. Observations on Monomorium i)haraonis, Latr.

<Insect Life, v. 2, January and February, 1890, pp. 230-233.

111. Bennett, R. L. Graiu insects. <Seventh Ann. Kept. Ark. Agric.

Exp. Sta., November, 1894, pp. 120-127.
A few brief notes.

112. Benton, F. Bees of great value to fruit and seed growers.

<Insect Life, v. 4, March, 1892, pp. 254-256.

113. Benton, E. H. Damage by locusts in Colorado. <Insect Life,

V. 0, February, 1894, pp. 208.

114. Berry, M. F. Trapping tlie corn root worm. <Amer. Agric,

April, 1894, pp. 191.
Notes on Diahrotha IS-pnnctata.

115. Bethune, 0. J. S. Kemedies for noxious insects. <19th Ann.

Eept. Ent. Soc. Ont., 1888, pp. 63-74, 13 figs.

Treats of a number of common insects.

116. Beutenmuller, W. Food-plants of Lepidoptera. <Ent. Amer.,

July, 1888, pp. 75-77.
Food-plants of JpateJa americana, Empretia Htimulea, Halisidoia iessellata,
and PyropliUa puramidoides.

117. Beutenmuller, W. Food-plants of Lepidoptera. <Ent. Amer.,

December, 1889, pp. 226-227.
Food-plants of Samia cyntJiia.

118. Beutenmuller, W. Food- plants of Lepidoptera. <Ent. Amer.,

January, 1890, pp. 16.
Food-plants of Halisidota caryce.

119. Beutenmuller, W. Food-habits of some Chrysomelidse. <Ent.

Amer., September, 1890, pp. 175-178.

120. Beutenmuller, W. On the food-habits of North American

Rhynchophora. <Oan. Entom., October, 1890, pp. 200-203,
December, 1890, pp. 258-201.

121. Beutenmuller, W. Bibliographical catalogue of the described

trausformations of North American Coleoptera. < Jouru. N.Y.
Micr. Soc, January, 1891, pp. 1-52.

122. Beutenmuller, W. On the food-habits of North American Khyn-

chophora. < Journ. N. Y. Ent. Soc, 1893, pp. 36-43 ; 80-88.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 13

123. Beutenmuller, W. Food-habits of North American Ceram-

bycidai. < Jouru. N. T. Ent. Soc, 1896, pp. 73-81.

124. Bingham, E. [Tame birds as insect destroyers in greenhouses].

<Insect Life, v. 4, March, 1892, p. 278.

125. BiNKARD, A. D. [Abundance of Batana angusii]. <Insect Life,

V. 2, November, 1889, p. 149. ,
120. BissELL, D. J. Wash for fruit trees. <Oohnan's Kural World,
14 September, 1893, p. 291.

127. Blaisdell, F. E. Notes on the habits of some species of Cole-

optera observed in San Diego County, Cal. <Insect Life, v. 5,
September, 1892, pp. 33-36.

128. Blanchard, a. D. [More evidence bearing on spider bites].

<Insect Life, v. 1, April, 1889, p. 313.

129. Blanchard, R. Sur les Q^strides americains dont la larve vit

dans la peau de 1' homme. <Ann. Soc. Entom. France, 1892,
pp. 109-154, 12 figs.
Historical review, description of the larva*, and bibliography.

130. Blandford, W. F. H. Notes on Scolytidie and their food-plants.

<Iiisect Life, v. 6, February, 1894, pp. 200-265.

131. Blount, A. E. Injurious insects and iilants. <Bull. No. 2 N.

Mex. Agric. Exp. Sta., October, 1890, pp. 2.

Mentions damage by Coreus tristis, Oncideres cingulata, Tettigonia vit'is, and
Aphis lanigera.

132. BoARDMAN, E. E. [The cabbage worm disease]. <Insect Life,

V. 3, June, 1891, pp. 409-410.

133. BoAz, E. D. The San Jose or pernicious scale. <The So. Planter,

March, 1895, p. 119.

134. BoGUEjE.E. The red scale of Florida — A new horticultural insect

enemy for Ohio. <Eept. Ohio State Hortic. Soc. for 1895-90
(1896), pp. 137-138.
Occurrence of Aspidiotus ficus in an Ohio greenhouse.

135. BoGUEjE.E. Notes on scale insects. <Quart.Journ.Proc. Colum-

bus (Ohio) Hortic. Soc, March, 1896, p. 39.

136. BoGUE, E. E. Melon louse. <Bull. No. 20, Okla. Agric. Exp. Sta.,

Juue, 1896, pp. 22-23.
Brief directions for treatment of Aphis cucumeris.

137. BoNDURANT, A. J. Tobacco. <Bull. No. 64, Ala. Agric. Exp. sta.,

1895, pp. 139-142, figs. 9-10.
Notice of cut- worm and horn worm.

138. BoNELLi, D. Non-migratory locust devastation in Nevada. <In-

sect Life, v. 4, November, 1891, pp. 144-145.

139. BoNHAM, L. N. [Blackbirds vs. boll-worms.] <Insect Life, v. 2,

August, 1889, p. 47.

140. Bowers, J. L. [Wash for apple tree bark-lice and borers.]

<Insect Life, v. 1, May, 1889, p. 345.

14 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

141. Brackett, G. C. Eebuttal of Wier's statement regarding the

plum curciilio. < In sect Life, v. 1, December, 1888, p. 193.

142. Bristol, W. M. Kerosene straight as a scale destroyer. <Cal.

Cultivator, December, 1896, p. 361.

143. Britton, W. E. Notes on some leaf miners. <18th Ann. Eept.

Conn. Agric. Exp. Sta.," 1894, pp. 143-146, 1 pi.
Larva oi Odoniocera dorsalis mining leaves of coru, iiarasite, aud that of Phi/-
tomyza aquilegia in leaves of columbine.

144. Britton, W.E. The columbine leaf-miner. Phytomyza aquilegke.

<Garden and Forest, 1895, pp. 443-444, 1 fig.

145. Britton, W. E. Further notes on injurious insects. <19th

Kept. Conn. Agric. Exp. Sta. for 1895 (1896), pp. 203-213,1 fig.,
3 pis.

Treats of Aleyrodes vnporariorwm, Drosopltila flaveola, Pltisia hraesicw, Bhodites
radicum, Phorhia hrassicw, and Galeruca xanthomelcena.

146. Brodie, W. Gall-producing insects infesting Canadian oaks.

<Ann. Rept. of the Clerk of Forestry, Province of Ontario,
1896, pp. 114-118, 3 figs.

147. Brown, J. H. Experience with weevil in California. <Amer.

Miller, 1 April, 1896.

148. Bruner, L. Notes on the Rocky Mountain locust. <Insect Life,

V. 1, September, 1888, pp. 65-67.

149. Bruner, L. [Oviposition of the plum gouger.] <Insect Life, v. 1,

September, 1888, pp. 89-90, 1 fig.

Egg-laying habits o( AnthonomuH prunuida.

150. Bruner, L. Report on Nebraska insects. <Rept. of the U. S.

Entom. for year 1888 (1889), pp. 139-141.

151. Bruner, L. Report of the Entomologist. <Ann. Rept. Nebr.

State Bd. Agric. for 1888 (1889), pp. 84-130, 51 figs.

Treats of grasshoppers, Blissns leucopterus, Heliothia armiyer, Chaitophorus
vegundinis, Anisota rnhicunda, Cimbcx americana, Graplodera foUacca, Amphi-
ceriis bicaudatHs, IHabrotica longicornis, Leucania unipuncta; cutworms,
Leptocoria trivittata, Epicarus imbricatus; hill-bugs, Gicantlma, Borypliora
lO-Vineaia; warbles in cattle; Conotrachelua nenuphar, Carpocapsapomonella,
Phoxopteris eomptana, and Tyloderma fragariw.

152. Bruner, L. On certain injurious in sects of the year 1888. <Bull.

No. 5, Nebr. Agric. Exp. Sta., January, 1889, pp. 37, 19 fig.

Box-elder insects and some others.

153. Bruner, L. Box-elder bug. <Orauge Judd Farmer, 23 Feb-

ruary, 1889.

154. Bruner, L. Warbles in cattle. {Rypoderma bovis.) <Western

Stockman, March 1, 1889.

155. Bruner. L. Insects injurious and otherwise. <Rept. Nebr.

Hortic. Soc, 1889, pp. 194-231.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 15

156. Bruner, L. Keport of the entomologist. <Nebr. State Hortic.

Soc, 1890, pp. 183-217, 25 figs.

Treats of Schizonctira lanigera, Aphis viaU, Monostcgia ignota, TTaltica igniia,
Schizocerus eienus, Coptocyda aurichalcca, C. guttata, Cas^ida nigripes, and
C hivittata.

157. Bruner, L. Report on Nebraska insects. <Biill. No. 22, Div.

Ent. U. S. Dept. Agrie., 1890, pp. 95-106.

158. Bruner, L. Insects injnrious to yonng trees on tree-claims.

<Bnll. No. 14, Nebr. Agric. Exp. Sta., June, 1890, pp. 149, 98
figs.
Accouuts of a largo miniber of species: Flatysamia cccropia, Jntheria pohj-
phemaSfCVisiocumpa americana, C. sylratica, Huphantriacunea, Datanaaiigusii,
Anisota rubicii nda, Acronyda lepnsciduin, A. americana, A. ohUnUa, Monophad-
nus bardus,Cinihex americana, Kemaius rcutralis, Chlamys plicuia, Liiiascripta,
L. lapponica, Fapilio iiinius, I'anessa antiopa, Ceratomia Jiageui, Fseudohazis
eglanterina, Chrysomela mulfipunctata, Epicauta cinerea, May beetles, Qican-
thus, Leptocoris trivittata, and Chaitopliorus negtindinis.

159. Bruner, L. Report on a local outbreak of grasslioi)per sin Idaho.

<Insect Life, v. 3, November, 1890, pp. 135-141.
\ 160. Bruner, L. Report of the entomologist. <Ann. Rept. Nebr.
'^ State Bd. Agric, 1891, pp. 240-309, 88 figs.

A list of insects affecting corn, with brief accounts of many of them.

161. Bruner, L. Some insects of especial interest to the fruit-grow-

ers of Nebraska. <Rept. Nebr. State Hortic. Soc, 1891, pp.
195-26G, 65 figs.
Treats of many insects, among them : ^geria rubi, JE. acerni, ^E. exitiosa, ^.
tipuJiformix, Pnlriiiaria iiminnerabilis, Mytilaspis pomorum, Hibernia tiliaria,
Clisiocavipa americana, Anilieria poJypliemus, Prionus laticoUis, Flatysumia
cccropia, Haltica chalybea, Epica'nts imbricatits, Anthonomns musculiis, Sinoxy-
lon basilare, Oncidercs cingulata, EndemAs botrana, Carpocapsa pomoncUa,
Aspidisca splendoriferella, Coscinopteradominicana, CoJaspisbrunnea, Fhoxop-
ieris comptana, Coleophora maVtvorcUa, Enplioria inda, May beetles, Macro-
dactylus siibsjnnosns, Emphytns maculatus, Acronycta oblinita, Ithycerus
noreboracensis, Leptocoris tririttatns, and (Ecanthns.

162. Bruner, L. Report on Nebraska insects. <Bull. No. 23, Div.

Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1891, pp. 9-18.
Treats mostly of beet insects.

163. Bruner, L. Notes on beet insects. <Insect Life, v. 3, elanuary,

1891, pp. 229-230.

164. Bruner, L. Insect enemies of the sugar beet. <Bull. No. 16,

Nebr. Agric. Exp. Sta., Apri'l, 1891, pp. 55-72, 23 figs.
Treats of the garden web-worm, blister beetles, liea-beetles, cut-worms, etc.

165. Bruner, L. On some destructive locusts of North America,

together with notes on the occurrences in 1891. <Can. Entom.,
September, 1891, pp. 189-196. <Insect Life, v. 4, October, 1891.
pp. 18-24. <22d Ann. Eept. Ent. Soc. Out., 1891, pp. 46-50.

166. Bruner, L. [Grasshopper notes from Idaho.] <Insect Life, v.

4, November, 1891, p. 146.

16 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

167. Bruner, L. Eeport of the entomologist. <Anu. Rept. Nebr.
""^ State Bd. Agric. for 1891 (1892), pp. 240-309, 88 figs.

.' Treats of com insects, as follows: Cut- worms, wire worms, BJissus leucopte-

/ rus, Leucania unipuncta, Laphygma frugiperda, Heliothis arm'ujer, Gortyna

' nitela, Crambus zeelus, Diatrcea aaccharalis, Eurycreon raiitalis, Dichelia sul-

phureana, Sifotroga cerealeUa, grauary insects,, white grubs, Euphoria inda,
Diabroticaloug'tcornis, D.12-punctata, Syatena blanda,hlist&T beetles, Tenebrio
moJitor, Epivcrrus imbricatus, bill-bugs, leaf-lioi»pers, Aphis maidis, and
grasshoppers.

168. Bruner, L. Report upon insect depredations in Nebraska.

<Bull. No. 26, Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric., 1892, pp. 0-12.

Notes on sugar-beet insects, cabbage butterflies, Ehodes fricosiata as a cab-
bage pest, Anisota ritbicunda, Lyda sp. on wild plum, and Diabrotica
longicornis.

160. Bruner, L. Report on destructive locusts. <Bull. No. 27, Div.
Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1892, pp. 9-33.

Treats of western grasshoppers and crickets.

170. Bruner, L. Report upon insect injuries in Nebraska during the

summer of 1802. <Bull. No. 30, Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric,
1893, pp. 34-41.

171. Bruner, L. ISotes on certain caterpillars attacking sugar beets.

<Bull. No. 24, Nebr. Agric. Exp. Sta., September, 1892, pp. 7,
1 fig. < Abstract Ent. News, 1892, p. 230.
Eurycreon similia, life-history and remedies,

172. Bruner, L. Insect enemies of ornamental and shade trees.

<Extract Ann. Rept. Nebr. State Hortic Soc, 1893, pp. 166-
235, 72 figs.
Treats of various species, especially Hyphantria cunea, Anisota rubicnnda,
Datana angitsii, I), integerrima, Acronycta Icpiiscullna, hawk motlis, Vanessa
antiopa, Ajyatura celiis, A. clyton, Prionoxystus robinitr, Sesia acerni, Saperda
calcarata, Cyllenerobiimv, T7rmex colamba, Una scripta, Galeruca xanthome-
Iwna, Ealtica ahii, Cimbex americana, Monophadnus bardus, Nemaius simila-
ris, Chermes pinicorticis, Chaitophorus negundinis, Psyllidse, galls, Pulvina-
ria innumerabilis, and Ceresa bubahis.

173. Bruner, L. The insect enemies of small grains. <Ann. Rept.
( "^ Nebr. State Bd. Agric, 1893, pp. 361-466, 111 figs.

Treats of many grain pest.s, among them Cecidomyia destructor, Diplosis tritici,
Meromyza americana, Oscinis rariabilis, Nematus marylandicus, Cephus pyg-
mnuts, Isosoma hovdei, cutworms, Laphygma frugiperda, Leucania unipuncta,
L. albilinea, Loxostege simitalis, Ephestia kuehnieUa, Crambus ruIgirageUus,
Pseudavaphora arcanella, Tinea granella, Gelechia cerealella, Elachista pree-
matureUa, Silvanus surinamensis, wire-worms, Macrodactylus subspinosus,
white grubs, Diabrotica l:2-punctata, Tenebrio molitor, Triboliumferrugineum,
Macrops porcelhis, Calandra granaria, Sphenophorus parrulus, Brachytarsus
variegatus, Blissus leucopterus, Lygus pratensis, leaf-hojipers, Siphonophora
avena', and grasshoppers.

174. Bruner, L. A preliminary introduction to the study of en to

mology. <Ann. Rept. Nebr. State Board of Agric, 1893, pp.
277-283. Also book form, June, 1893.

■ BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 17

175. Bruner, L. The more destructive locusts of America north of

Mexico. <Bull. No. 28, Div. Eut. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1893, pp.
40, 21 tigs.

176. Bruner, L. Something about a few of the insect enemies of the

sugar beet. <Bull. No. 27, Nebr. Agric. Exp. Sta., March,
1893, pp. 30-33.
Some general remarks on a few species.

177. Bruner, L. Doctoring chinch bugs. <Nebr. Farmer, 25 May,

1893.

178. Bruner, L. Methods of fighting insect enemies of trees. <Nebr.

Farmer, 15 June, 1893.

179. Bruner, L. [Locusts in Colorado — Another case.] <Iusect Life,

V. 6, November, 1893, pp. 33-31.

180. Bruner, L. Insect enemies of the apple tree and its fruit.

<Ann. Eept. Nebr. State Hortic. Soc, 1894, pp. 154-223, 96
tigs.

A list of apple tree insects, with accounts of several, principally Schizoneura
lanigera, Aphis viali, MyUlasins pomornm, Chionaspis furfurus, Ceresa buba-
lus, Lygus pratensts, Psylla pyri, Leptocoris trivittatus, Prionus laticollis,
Amphicerus bicaudatus, Sinoxylon basilare, Ithycei'im novcboracenais, Coleo-
phora malirorella, Aspidisca splendor if erdJ a, Datana ministra, Fempelta ham-
mondi, Phycis indiginella, Epicwrus imbricatus, Macrodactylus subspinosus,
Coscinoptera dominicana, Graptodera foliacca, Euphoria inda, Carpocapsa
pomonella, Anthonomus quadrigibbtta, Conotrachelus nenuphar, and Trypeta
pomonella.

181. Bruner, L. Eeport on injurious insects in Nebraska and adjoin-

ing districts. <Bull. No. 32, Div. Eut. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1894,
pp. 9-21.

Treats of grasshoppers, sugar beet insects, chinch bug infection, Aphis
cucumeris, Phlocosinus dentatus, Alypia octomacuJata, Hyphantria cuuea, Leu-
cania unipuncta, L. albilinea, and Mytilaspis pinifolice.

182. Bruner, L. Insect enemies of the grapevine. <Eept. Nebr.

State Hortic. Soc, 1895, pp. 68-162.

A descriptive list.

183. Bruner, L. Report of the entomologist. <Ann. Sept. Nebr.

State Bd. Agric. for 1895 (1896), pp. 306-316, 17 figs.
Treats of lice ; compiled from Osboru.

184. Bruner, L. Army worm in Nebraska. <Nebr. State Journal, 4

June, 1896.

185. Bruner, L. Seventeen year locusts. <Nebr. State Journal, 19

June, 1896.

186. Bruner, L., and Barber, H. G. Chinch bugs. <Bull. No. 34,

Nebr. Agric. Exp. Sta., May, 1894, pp. 143-161.
General account of the diseases of the insect and mention of other Hemip-
tera that resemble it.

3909 2

18 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

187. BuCKHOUT, W. A. The periodical cicada ia Peuiisylvania.

<Eept. Peuu. Agric. Exp. Sta. for 1889 (1890), pp. 182-187, 1
map.

188. BuCKHOtJT, W. A. Insect enemies. <Eept. Penu. State Bd.

Agric, 1892, pp. 99-116, 23 figs.
Brief notes on various species, Meromyza americana, Biplosia pyrivora, Steno-
corns villosus, Isosoma hordei, Diapheromera femorata, Dynaates iityus, and
clothes luoths.

189. BucKHOUT, W. A. Insect enemies. <liept. Penn. State Bd.

Agric, 1893, pp. 92-100, 2 figs., 1 pi.

Notes on Tvire- worms, Phytonoviiis punctatus, Hylesinus frifolii, Crambus caligi-
nosellus, and Tmetocera ocellana.

190. BuDD,J.L. Curculio-proof plums. <Orcliard and Garden, July,

1889, p. 137.

191 . BuNSEN, 0. G. [Aj)roposedremedy for the chinch bug.J <Insect

Life, V. 1, January, 1889, pp. 218-220.
Advocates tlie use of hot water.

192. Burr, J. Mytilaspis citricola. <Pacific Rural Press, 12 July,

1890, p. 37.

193. Burr, L. W. Fruit pests and their extermination. <Rept. Calif.

State Bd. Hortic for 1889 (1890), pp. 390-393.
Deals mostly with scale insects.

194. BuRSON, D. C. Spraying with insecticides. <Trans. Kans. Hor-

tic. Soc, 1892 (1893), pp. 121-122.

195. Butler, A. W. Clover root weevil. <Indiana Farmer, 14 Janu-

ary, 1893.
Notes on Phytonomua punctatus.

196. BuTZ,G. C. Information on spraying fruits. <Bull.No.l9, Penn.

Agric. Exp. Sta., April, 1892, pp. 13, tigs. 6.

197. BuTZ, G. 0. Spraying. <Anu. Eept. Penu. Agric. Exp. Sta. for

1892 (1893), pp. 130-133.

Notice of some new insecticides.

198. Campbell, J. P. The imported cabbage butterfly. <Bull. No.

21 (O. S.), Ga. Agric. Exp. Sta., January, 1889, pp. 32-35.

199. Campbell, J. P. Entomology. <Bull. No. 3, Ga. Agric Exp.

Sta., April, 1889, pp. 45-49.
Treats of melon-worm, jjickle-worm, and harlequin cabbage bug.

200. Campbell, J. P. Department of entomology. <Bull. No. 6, Ga.

Agric Exp. Sta., January, 1890, pp. 82-89, figs. 7.
Treats of cotton worm, potato sphinx, and twig-girdler.

. j 201. Campbell, J. P. Notes on a destructive insect. <Bull. No. 7,
\j Ga. Agric. Exp. Sta., April, 1890, p. 115.

Notice of damage by Cicadula exitiosa.

202. Card, F. W. Some obstacles to successful fruit growing. <Bull.
No. 39, Nebr. Agric. Exp. Sta., January, 1895, pp. 127-139, 1 pi.
Notes on flat-headed borers and Nematode galls.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 19

203. Carroll, E. P. [Addition of lime to the arsenical spray.] <In-

sect Life, v. 4, June, 1892, p. 331.

204. Cassidy, J. Injurious insects. <Ann. Kept. Colo. State Hortic.

and Forest Assn. for 1887 and 1888 (1888), pp. 74-87.
]irief notes ou several species.

205. Cassidy, J. Notes on insects and insecticides. <Bull. No. 6,

Colo. Agric. Exp. Sta., January, 1889, pj). 20.
Treats briefly of several coiumon iusects.

206. Cassidy, J. Insects and insecticides. <Proc. Colo. State Hort.

and Forest. Assn., 1890, pp. 386-396.
Notes on codling moth, borers, i)ear-tree slug, and grapevine leaf-hopper.

207. Catjdell, a. N. [Fall web-worm parasites in Indian Territory.]

<Insect Life, v. 4, November, 1891, pj). 133-134.

208. Caulfield, F. B. Insects injurious to the oak. <20th Ann.

Kept. Ent. Soc, Ontario, 1889, pp. 65-60, 6 figs.

209. Caulfield, F. B. Insects injurious to the elm. <21st Ann.

Eept. Ent. Soc, Ontario, p. 73; bound with 22d Ann. Eept.
Fruit Growers Assn., Ontario. Toronto, 1891.

210. Chambliss, C. E. Some injurious insects of the apple. <Bull.,

V. 6, No. 1 , Tenn. Agric. Exp. Sta., January, 1893, pp. 29, figs. 19.
Account of the common insects of the apple, with an appendix on spraying.

211. Chambliss, C. E. The boll- worm, corn-worm, or tomato fruit-

worm. <Bull., V. 6, No. 4, Tenn. Agric. Exp. Sta., October, 1893,
pp. 83-85.
De8crij)tion, life-history, and remedies for Reliothis armiger.

212. Chambliss, C. E. Insecticides. <Bull., v. 8, No. 1, Tenn. Agric.

Exp. Sta., April, 1895, pp. 14-17.
Formulas and directions for use.

213. Chambliss, C. E. The chinch bug. <Bull., v. 8, No. 4, Tenn.

Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1895, jip. 41-55, figs. 8.

Life-history, natural enemies, remedial and preventive measures.

214. Chapman, A. S. Hydrocyanic acid gas treatment. <Third Bien-

nial Eept. Calif. State Bd. Hortic, 1888, pp. 87-88.

215. Chapman, A. S., and Dobbins, J. E. [Some Vedalia letters.]

<Insect Life, v. 2, December, 1889, pp. 190-191.

216. Chittenden, F. H. Notes on the habits of Buprestidte. <Ent.

Amcr., V. 5, pp. 217-220, December, 1889.
Mentions 26 species, chiefly affecting forest and shade trees, including among
injurious forms Dicerca diiaiicata, Clirysobothris femorata, C. dcntipea, and
Agrilua egenus.

217. Chittenden, F. H. Notes on Languria. <Insect Life, v. 2, pp.

346-347, June, 1890.
Remarks on new habits of the clover stem-borer (Languria mozardi) and
L. gracilis.

20 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

218. Chittenden, F. H. Notes on the habits of some species of Rhyn-

chophora. <Enfc. Amer., September, 1890, pp. 167-172
Biologic notes on 43 si^ecies, the most important of which are Ithycerus
norehoracensis, Lixns concavus, Magdalis olyra, M. hispoides, Conotrachehts
nenuphar, Mononychua vnlpeculus, Balaninus uniformis, B. quercus, and 7).
rectus.

219. C(HITTENDEN), F. H. [Zeuzera pyrina.] <Eut. Amer., v. G, p. 218,

i^ovember, 1890.
Editorial mention of distribution; adds Central Park, N. Y., and Orange,
N. J., to known localities.

220. Chittenden, F. H. On the date of the introduction of the Euro-

pean wheat saw-fly. <lnsect Life, v. 4, June, 1892, p. 344.
Note on early occurrence of Ceplms pygmaiis in the United States.

221. Chittenden, F. H. N^otes on the food habits of some species of

Chrysoraelid*. <Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash., v. 2, pp. 261-267,
27 June, 1892.
Biologic notes on 17 species, the following being of more or less economic
importance: Orsodachna atra, Anomwa laticlavia, Cerotoma canmiea, Galeruca
tuherculata, Disonycha triangularis, Crepidodera rujipes, Systena frontalis, and
species of Coptocycla.

222. Chittenden, F. H. The strawberry weevil {Anthonomus signatus

Say). <Insect Life, v. 5, January, 1893, pp. 167-186, 5 figs.
Abstract in Ent. News, 1893, p. 88.

Detailed account of Anthonomus signatus.

223. Chittenden, F. H. Observations on some hymenopterous para-

sites of Coleoptera. <Insect Life, v. 5., April, 1893, pp. 247-251.
Host relations of 16 species of hymenopterous parasites.

224. Chittenden, F. H. Biologic notes on some species of Scolytidaj.

<Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash., v. 2, pp. 391-395, 30 June, 1893.
Consideration of 6 species that affect forest, fruit, and shade trees.

225. Chittenden, F. H. Supplementary notes on the strawberry wee-

vil, its habits and remedies. <Insect Life, v. 7, September,
1894, pp. 14-23.
Additional obsorvations on and experiments against Anthonomus signatus.

226. Chittenden, F. H. On the habits of some longicorns. <Proc.

Ent. Soc. Wash., v. 3, pp. 95-102, January, 1895. <Author's
extra, December 27, 1894.

Considers 26 species of Spondylidaj and Cerambycidae that aflfect forest, fruit,
and shade trees.

227. Chittenden, F. H. Damage by the brown sap-chafer. <Insect

Life, V. 7, December, 1894 (16 January, 1895), pp. 271-272.
Observations on injurious and other habits oi Euphoria inda.

228. Chittenden, F. H. On the distribution of certain imported bee-

tles. <Insect Life, v. 7, March, 1895, pp. 326-332.
Notes on the identification, distribution, and habits of 19 species, most of
which occur in stored products. The following are of economic importance :
Pharaxonotha kirschi, THnoderus truncatus, D. hifoveolatus, r.yctus brunneus,
L. unipunctatus, Spermophagus peetoralis, Tribolium confusum, T.ferrugincum,

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 21

228. Chittenden, F. H. — Continued.

T. madens, Echocerua (Gnathoceriis) cormttvs, E. mariUosus, Palorus melinus
[=P. raizeburgi and P. subdepreaaus], Calandra linearis, and Cryphalua
jalappce.

229. Chittenden, F. H. The potato-bud weevil (^bi//touow?iswi(7rm?/s

Bob.). <Insect Life, v. 7, March, 1895, pp. 250-252.

230. Chittenden, F. H. The rose-chafer. <Cir. I^o. 11 s. s. Div.

p]iit., U. S. Dept. Agric, May, 1895, p. 4, 1 tig.
A popular economic consideration of Macrodactylua auhspinosiis.

231. Chittenden, F. H. Some coleopterous enemies of the grapevine.

<Insect Life, v. 7, July, 1895, pp. 384-387.
Brief notes on 23 little-known species, with special mention of 7 new to the
vine, including Crepidodera rnfipea and Metachroma sp.

232. Chittenden, F. H. The horse-radish tlea-beetle {Phyllotreta ar-
' moracue Koch). <Insect Life, v. 7, July, 1895, pp. 404-400, 1 lig.

Notice of the introduction of this European species at Chicago, 111., and
Guttenberg, Iowa.

233. Chittenden, F. H. The more important insects injurious tostored

grain. < Yearbook U. S. Dept. Agric. for 1894 (1895), pp. 277-
294, 9 figs. Author's reprint, 10 August, 1895 (13 September,
1895). <The Eoller Mill, October, 1896, p. 201.
A popular-scientific general consideration of the subject and of remedial
measures, with especial mention of 13 species, as follows : Calandra /jrauariu,
C. 01-yza, Gelechia cerealella, Ephestia Icnehniclla, Plodia inierpuncteUa, Pyralia
farinalis, Tinea granella, Silvanus surinamensis, Triboliitm confusnm, T. fer-
rugineum, Echocei'us maxiUosus, Cathartus gemelluius, and Tenebroidts mauri-
tanicus.

234. Chittenden, F. H. Flour beetles. <Amer. Miller, 1 December,

1895, 2 figs.

Treats of Tribolium confiisum, T. ftrrugineum, and Echocerus mariUosus copied
from preceding.

235. Chittenden, F. H. Herbivorous habits of certain Dermestidae.

<Proc. Ass. Econ. Ent., Bull. No. 2, n. s., Div. Ent. U. S. Dept.
Agric, 1895, pp. 30, 37.
Author's abstract ; tTeatB of Attagenus jnceus, Trogoderma iarsale, T. sternale,
and Anthrenus rerbaaci.

236. Chittenden, F. H. The hymenopterous parasites of the Angou-

mois grain moth. <Ent. News, 1896, pp. 106, 107.
Note on Pteromalus gelechiw being identical with the European Dibrachys
boucheanus.

237. Chittenden, F. H. The grain-feedingPalorusfoundintheUnited

States. <Ent. News, 1896, p. 138.
Remarks on Palorua raizeburgi and P. aubdepreasus, previously known as
P. meliiius (depreaaua).

238. Chittenden, F. H. A new grain beetle. <Can. Bntoui., August,

1896, pp. 197-198.

Discovery of Silranna mercator in America; distribution and characters.

22 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

239. Chittenden, F. H. Insects affecting stored cereal and other

Ijroducts in Mexico. <Bull. Tech. Ser. No. i, Div. Ent., U. S.
Dept. Agric, 1896, pp. 27-30.
A list of 40 species, with brief notes on their distribution, habits, and injur-
iousness. Some new facts are added to our knowledge of a few species,
including Fharaxonofha Icirschi, Dinoderus triincatns, Caulophilus latinasiis,
and J racenis fascicnlatus.

240. Chittenden, F. H. Insects affecting cereals and other dry vege-

table foods. <Bnll. No. 4, n. s., Div. Ent., U. S. Dept. Agric,
23 October, 1896, pp. 112-130, 13 figs. (Author's extra.)
Constitutes Chapter A^III of "The principal household insects of the United

States."
The following insects are treated from the standpoint of household insects :
Triholium. confnsum, T. ferrugineum, Echocerus cornutus, Tcnehrio molitorj T.
ohsciirus, Plodia interpunctella, Pyralis farinalis, Silvanus surinamensu, Tene-
broides mauritanicus, Sitodrepa panicca, Lasioderma serricorm', Ptinus fur
and Ft. hrunneus. Twelve other species briefly mentioned and remedies
discussed.

241. Chittenden, F. H. The development of the Mediterranean

flour moth. <Proc. Ass. Ecou. Entom., Bull. No. G, u. s., Div.
Ent., U. S. Dept. Agric, 1896, pp. 85-88.
Account of experiments to ascertain the periods in the life cycle of Epliestia
kuehniella.

242. Claplin, N. H. Hydrocyanic acid gas treatment. <Eept. Calif.

State Bd. Hortic. for 1891 (1892), pp. 391-393.

243. Clark, J. W. Pea weevil. <Bull. No. 6, Missouri Agric. Exp.

Sta., 1889, p. 0.
A brief note on remedy.

244. Clark, J. W. ' Spraying of fruits. <Ann. Eept. State Hortic.

Soc. Mo., 1890 (1891), pp. 242-247.

245. Clark, J. W. Spraying apples for the codling-moth. <Bull. No.

13, Missouri Agric. Exp. Sta., January, 1891, p. 6.

246. Clark, J. W. Damage to geranium by Heliothis; Cannibalistic

habit of this larva. <Insect Life, v. 3, June, 1891, p. 399.

247. Clayes, S. L. Clisiocampa aniericana. <The Culti. and Count.

Gentl., 13 March, 1890, p. 209.

248. Claypole, E. W. Exporting the potato beetle. <Orange Judd

Farmer, 15 December, 1888, p. 382.

249. Claypole, E. W. Entomological Eeport for 1888. <Ann. Eept.

Ohio State Hortic. Soc. for 1888-89, pp. 124-125.

General notes.

250. Claypole, E. W. Additional report on entomology. <Ann.

Eept. Ohio State Hortic. Soc. for 1888-89, pp. 125-127.

Remarks on several species.

251. Claypole, E. W. Entomological report for December, 1889.

<Aun. Eept. Ohio State Hortic. Soc. for 1889-90, pp. 238-239.
Remarks on the grain aphis.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 23

252. C0AL,W. P. T, [Spider bites,] <Iusect Life, v. 2, January and

February, 1890, pp. 254-255.

253. CocKERELL, T. D. A. Dicerca a poplar feeder. <lusect Life,

V. 1, August, 1888, p. 58.
Records a Dicerc.i larva in poplar.

254. CocKERELL, T. D. A. The natural food-plant of Grapfodera

foUacea. Lee. <Insect Life, v. 1, December 1888, p. 199.

255. COCKERELL, T. D. A. Injurious insects of Custer County, Colo.

<Fiftli Rept. Colo. Biol. Ass., January, 1889.

Notes on Phyllotreta pusiUa, Doryphora 10-Jineata, and Graptodera foliacea.

256. COCKERELL, T. D. A. [Insect pests in Colorado in 1889.] <In-

sect Life, v. 2, November, 1889, pp. 145-140.

Brief notes on several species.

257. COCKERELL, T. D. A. List of CoccidiB observed in Jamaica.

<Insect Life, v. 4, June, 1892, pp. 333-334.

258. CocKERELL, T. D. A. The West Indian rufous scale. <Insect

Life, V. 4, August, 1892, pp. 380-382.
Habits of, and remedies for Aspidiotus articulatits.

259. COCKERELL, T. D. A. Orthezia insignis as a garden pest. <In-

sect Life, v. 5, November, 1892, p. 89.

260. COCKERELL, T. D. A. Notes on plant faunre. < Insect Life, v. 5,

November, 1892, pp. 117-121.

261. COCKERELL, T. D. A. The food plants of some Jamaican Coccidse.

<Insect Life, v. 5, January, 1893, pp. 158-160.

262. COCKERELL, T. D. A. The food plants of some Jamaican Coccidoe.

II. <Insect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, pp. 245-247.

263. COCKERELL, T. D. A. [A corn ear- worm crusher.] <Insect Life,

V. 5, April, 1893, p. 259.

264. COCKERELL, T. D. A. List of insects found on cultivated plants

in the Mesilla Valley, 1893. <Bull. No. 10, N. Mex. Agric.
Exp. Sta., September, 1893.

Sliort notes on various insects with remedies for the army-worm.

265. COCKERELL, T. D. A. [Fatal spider bites.] <Insect Life, v. 6,

November, 1893, p. 52.

266. COCKERELL, T. D. A. The distribution of Coccidre. < Insect Life,

V. 6, December, 1893, pp. 99-103.

267. COCKERELL, T. D. A. The codling motji. <The New Mexico

Entomologist No. 1, April 21, 1894.

268. COCKERELL, T. D. A. On a Lecanium infesting blackberry, con-

sidered identical with L. Jitchii, Sign. <Insect Life, v. 7, Sep-
tember, 1894, pp. 29-31.

269. COCKERELL, T. D. A. Notes from New Mexico. <Insect Life, v.

7, October, 1894, pp. 207-211.

24 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

270. OOCKERELL, T. D. A. A new saw-fly which is injurious to holly-

hocks. <Insect Life, v. 7, December, 1894, pp. 251-253.

Description and habits of Ncmaioneura malracearum.

271. GoCKERELL, T. D. A. Entomological observations in 1894. <Bull.

No. 15, N. Mex. Agric. Exp. Sta., January, 1895, pp. 47-82, 1 pi.
Life zones in New Mexico and brief notes on various insects.

272. CoCKERELL, T. D. A. New facts about scale insects. <Garden

and Forest, 1895, p. 244.

273. CoCKERELL, T. D. A. Scale insects liable to be introduced into

the United States. <Garden and Forest, 1895, p. 513.

274. CocKERELL, T. D. A. On the natural conditions which afiect the

distribution and abundance of Coccidte. <Proc. Ass. Ecod.
Entom. Bull. No. 2, n. s., U. S. Dept. Agric, 18*95, pp. 91-95.

275. CoCKERELL, T. D. A. Eeport of the entomologist. <BulI. No.

19, N. Mex. Agric. Sta., April, 189G, pp. 99-118, 1 fig.
"Notes on Asjndiotns hoivardi ; A. perniciosus; codling moth; grape-vine leaf-
hoppers; CUsiocampafrarjilis; Loxosiege stlciicalis; Heliothisarmiger; Ampln-
cerua bicaudatus ; Coleophora fletcherella, and C. malivorella.

276. CoCKERELL, T. D. A. The aspidistra scale in California. <Gar-

den and Forest, 1896, p. 118.
Occurrence of Chionaspis aspidistra'.

211. CoCKERELL, T. D. A. The euouymus scale in Japan. <Garden
and Forest, 1896, p. 198.
Note on Chionaspis euonymi.

278. COCKERELL, T. D. A. A destructive scale in the Marquesas Islands.

<Gardeu aud Forest, 1896, p. 209.

Note on Aspidiotus destructor.

279. COCKERELL, T. D. A. Another i>lum scale. < Garden and Forest,

1896, p. 444.
Records the European Lccanium Mtuherculatum from plum trees in Oregon.

280. COCKERELL, T. D. A. Entomology. <Southwestern Farm and

Orchard, v. 3, No. 5, Sejitember, 1896, pp. 5-6.
• Notes ou Phylloxera, Macrodactylus sp., P it ijoph thorns sp., aud two scale insects.

281. COCKERELL, T. D. A. A check-list of the Coccidte. <Bull. 111.

State Labr. Nat. Hist., v. 4, 1896, pp. 318-339.

282. C[ollingwood], H. W. The San Jose scale in New Jersey.

<Eural New Yorker, v. 54, March, 1895, p. 167.

283. Collins, W. E. Insect pests aud laws therefor. <Rept. Calif.

<State Bd. Hortic. for 1890 (1890), pp. 47-51.

284. COMSTOCK, J. H. The insectary of Cornell University. On pre-

venting the ravages of wire-worms. On the destruction of
the plum curculio by poisons. <Bull No. 3, Cornell Univ.
Agric. Exp. Sta., November, 1888, pp. 25-43, figs. 11.

285. CoMSTOCK, J. H. Serious injury to apples by the plum curculio.

<Amer. Nat., November, 1888, pp. 1035-1036.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OP ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 25

286. CoMSTOCK, J. H. On the methods of experiment in economic

entomology. <Amer. Nat., December, 1888, pp. 1112-1132, 1
fig.

287. CoMSTOCK, J. H. On preventing the ravages of wire-worms.

<Amer. Nat., January, 1889, pp. 61-63.

288. CoMSTOCK, J. H. On a saw-fly borer in wheat. <Bull. No. 11,

Cornell Univ. Agric, Exp. Sta., November, 1889, pp. 127-142,
3 figs., 1 pi.
Life-history of Cephus jx/gmn'its.

289. COMSTOGK, J. H. The apple-tree tent-cateri)illar. <Bull.No. 15,

Cornell Univ. Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1889, pp. 199-202,
Ifig.

290. CoMSTOCK, J.H. Tent ca,terin\\av {Glisiocampa americana). <New

Eiig. Farmer, 3 April, 1890.

291. CoMSTOCK, J. H. Apple tree tent caterpillar. <Prairie Farmer,

12 April, 1890, p. 228.

292. COMSTOCK, J. H. A saw-fly borer in wheat. <Prairie Farmer,

23 August, 1890, p. 540.
Treats of Cephns pyf/nKrus.

293. COMSTOCK, J. H. Cankerworms. <Pac. Rural Press, 27 Febru-

ary, 1892, p. 183.

294. COMSTOCK, J. H. Scale insects. <Calif. Fruit Grower, 12 March,

1892, p. 165.

2!)5. COMSTOCK, J. n., and Slingerland, M. Y. Insects injurious to
fruits. <Bull. No. 23, Cornell Univ. Agric. Exp. Sta., Decem-
ber, 1890, pp. 103-126, figs. 17.
Treats of Phytoptiis pyrl, Dor cus parallel U8, BuccuJatrtx pomifol'wUa, Cacacia
rosana, C. cerasivorana, Hi/dria undulata, Oherea himaculata, and (Hcanthus
nireiis.

296. COMSTOCK, J. H. and Slingerland, M. V. Wireworms. <Bu]l.

No. 33, Cornell Univ. Agric. Exp. Sta., November, 1891, pp.
193-272, figs. 21.
Details of damage and life-history of several click-beetles; remedies.

297. CoNNELL, J. H. Grasshoppers in central Texas. <Sixth Ann.

Kept. Texas Agric. Exp. Sta. 1893, pp. 364-367.

298. CoNNELL, J. H. Sundry brief articles. <Bull. No. 37, Texas

Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1895, pp. 657-739.
Contains answers to inquiries regarding various injurious insects.

299. CooK, A. J. Experiments with insecticides. <Bull. No. 39, Mich.

Agric. Exp. Sta., September, 1888, pp. 10. <Also in Ann.
Kept., with some figures of insects.

300. Cook, A. J. Eeport of the entomological department. <Rept.

Seer. Mich. State Bd. Agric, 1888, pp. 165-170, 6 figs.
Notes ou Authonomns musculus, Uelotropha atra, Euphoria inda, Grylloialpa
horealia, and Saperda cretata.

26 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

301. Cook, A. J. Ticks. <Eept. Seer. Micli. State Bd. Agric, 1888,

pp. 403-407.

302. Cook, A. J. Ticks on Western ponies. <Rural New Yorker,

6 April, 1889.

303. Cook, A. J. A perfect remedy for the codliug uiotli. <Amer.

Agric, April, 1889, x>. 181.
Spraying with Paris green or London purpl

304. Cook, A. J. The grain plant louse. <Bull. No. 50, Mich. Agric.

Exp. Sta., June, 1889, i)p. 4, 1 tig.
General account.

305. Cook, A. J. Enemies of the wheat aphis. <Bull. No. 51, Mich.

Agric. Exp. Sta., July, 1889, j)p. 5, tigs. 11.
Parasite aud predaceous insects.

306. Cook, A. J. Spraying with the arsenites. <Bull. No. 53, Mich.

Agric, Exp. Sta., August, 1889, pp. 8.

307. Cook, A. J. Insecticides. <Farmer's Home Journal, 28 Septem-

ber, 1889.

308. Cook, A. J. A new clothes beetle. <Can. Entom., October, 1889,

pp. 181-188.
Note on Lasioderma scrricornc.

309. Cook, A. J. Remedies for curculio. <Eural New Yorker, 12

October, 1889, p. 077.

310. Cook, A. J. Arsenical poisons as insecticides. <Proc. Soc. Prom.

Agric. Science, 1889, pp. 27-32.

311. Cook, A. J. Remedy for flea beetles, <Proc. Soc. Prom. Agric.

Science, 1889, p. 32.

312. Cook, A. J. A new clothes beetle. <20th Ann. Rept. Ent. Soc,

Ontario, 1889, p. 41.

Notes on Lasioderma serricorne.

313. Cook, A. J. Report of the entomological department. <Second

Ann. Rept. Mich. Agric Exp. Sta., 1889, pp. 88-103.

314. Cook, A. J, The canker worm. <Farmers' Review, 5 March,

1890, p. 165.

315. Cook, A. J. Insecticides. <Bull. No. 58, Mi(.'h. Agric. Exp. Sta.,

March, 1890, pp. 13.
310. Cook, A. J. Insecticides. <Prairie Farmer, 26 April, 1890, p.
268.

317. Cook, A. J. Fuller's rose beetle. <The Cultivator and Country

Gentleman, 19 June, 1890, p. 489.

318. Cook, A. J. Beneficial insects. <Rural New Yorker, June 21,

1890, p. 399; 26 July, 1890, p. 480; 2 August, 1890, p. 494; 16
August, 1890, p. 520; 20 September, 1890, p, 624.

319. Cook, A. J. Aphid'ms granariaphis n. sp. <Can. Entom., July,

1890, pp. 125-126.

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320. Cook, A. J. Injurious insects. <Rural New Yorker, 23 August,

1890, p. 543; 6 September, 1890.

321. Cook, A. J. The plum curculio. <Bull. No. 66, Mich. Agric.

Exp. Sta., September, 1890, pp. 8, 1 fig.

Various methods of destroying the insect.

3'?2. CooK, A. J. The apple maggot. <Wester!i Farmer, 18 October,
1890.

323. Cook, A. J. Latest methods with curculio. <Proc. Mich. Hortic.

Soc, 1889 (1890), pp. 37-39.

324. COOK, A. J. Report of the Zoologist. <Third Ann. Kept. Mich.

Agric. Exp. Sta., 1890, pp. 102-129, figs. 17.
Notes on cut-worms, span-worms, currant insects, etc.

325. Cook, A. J. Insecticides. <Ann. Rept. State Hortic. Soc. Mo.,

1890 (1891), pp. 86-89.

326. Cook, A. J. Currant borers. <Proc. Mich. Hortic. Soc, 1890

(1891), pp. 100-110, 3 figs.
Notes on Aujeria tlpidrformis, Psenocerus supernotatus, and Hyperplatys macu-
lattts.

327. Cook, A. J. Work of the entomologists in the experiment sta-

tions. <Insect Life, v. 3, January, 1891, pp. 212-210.

328. Cook, A. J. Beneficial insects — wasps. <Rural New Yorker, 12

July, 1891, p. 459.

Wasps destroy currant slugs, house-iiies, etc,

329. Cook, A. J. Kerosene emulsion. <Bull. No. 76, Mich. Agric.

Exp. Sta., October, 1891, pp. 16, figs. 8.
Preparation, comparison, and application to several insects; oak caterpillar
.and white-pine saw-tly, hollyhock bug.

330. Cook, A. J. Some historical notes. <Insect Life, v. 4, October,

1891, pp. 62-63. <22d Ann. Rept. Entom. Soc. Ont., 1891, pp.

78-79.
Notes on kerosene emulsion and Paris green.

331. Cook, A. J. The poplar Gonioctena. <Insect Life, v. 4, Octo-

ber, 1891, p. 67; 22d Ann. Rept. Ent. Soc. Out., 1891, p. 82.
Note on G. pallida.

332. Cook, A. J. [Forest injury of the oak Edema.] <Insect Life, v.

4, November, 1891, p. 139.
Unusual abundance of Edema albifrons.

333. Cook, A. J. May beetle. <Mass. Ploughman, 26 December,

1891.

334. Cook, A. J. Report of the Zoologist. <Fourth Ann. Rept. Mich.

Agric. Exp. Sta., 1891, pp. 123-144, figs. 16.

335. Cook, A. J. Bhizohms ventraHs. <Fourth Biennial Rept. State

Bd. Hortic. Calif, for 1893-94 (1894), pp. 426-432.
Reports of value of Khizobius in destroying the black scale.

28 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

336. Cook, A. J. Two destructive beetles. <Rural Calif., December,

18!)4, p. 022.
Treats of Eiipagoderes varius and Serica fimbriaia.

337. Cook, A. J. A new ora'^ ge pest, Pseudococcus yuccce. <Rural

Calif., December, 1894, p. 623.

338. Cook, A. J. The pear and cherry slugs. <Rural Calif., Decern

ber, 1894, p. 623.

Notes on Selandria cerasi.

339. Cook, A. J. The new Californian army worm; plant lice; benefi-

cial insects. <Eural Calif., June, 1895, p. 284.

340. Cook, A. J. Scale or bark lice. < Rural Calif., July, 1895, p. 335.

Treats of the species of Lecanium.

341. Cook, A. J. Insects and the apiary. <The Rural Calif., August,

1895, p. 387, 2 figs.

Notes ou ladybirds and Diabroticas.

342. Cook, A. J. The California prune weevil; the peach borer.

< Rural Calif., September, 1895, p. 436.

Notes ou Eupaaodens varius and Sannina pacifica

343. Cook, A. J. The codling moth; the introduction of Rhizobius

ventralis. < Rural Calif., October, 1895, p. 306.
3U. Cook, A.J. Insects and the apiary. <The Rural Calif., Feb-
ruary, 1896, p. Q6.
Habits of aad remedies for Cliryaobothris mali.

345. Cook, A. J. Insects and the apiary. <The Rural Calif., March,

1896, pp. 110-111, 4 figs.
Treats of Veridromia saucia.

346. Cook, A. J. Insects and the apiary. <The Rural Calif., April,

1896, pp. 158-159, 3 figs.
Treats oi Noctua dandeatina and of the San Jose scale in the East.

347. Cook, A. J. Insects and the apiary. <The Rural Calif., August,

1896, p. 327, 2 figs.
Treats of Mytilaspis citrtcola, and of a local grasshopper outbreak.

318. Cook, A. J. The woolly plant louse. <Calif. Cultivator, Septem-
ber, 1896, pp. 265-267.

349. Cook, A. J. The woolly aphis — the unspeakable flea. <Calif.

Cultivator, October, 1896, pp. 298-300.

350. Cook, A. J. White grub, Gotalpa ursitia, destroying lawns in

California, <Calif. Cultivator, November, 1896, p. 330.

351. Cook, A. J. Insect borers — the California big-headed borer.

<Calif. Cultivator, December, 1896, pp. 362-363, 2 figs.
Notes ou Chnjsobothris mali and borers in general.

352. Cook, A. J., and Davis, E. C. Kerosene emulsion; some new

insects. <Bull. No. 73, Mich. Agric. Exp. Sta., April, 1891, pp.
16, fins. 11.
Comparison of the Riley and Cook preparations; new species of micro-hyme-
noptera bred from several injurious insects.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 29

353. CooLEY, R. A. Division of entomology. <Bull. No. 36, Mass.

Agric. Exp. Stii., February, 1896, pp. 20, 9 figs.

Notes ou Galcrnca xanthomelaiia, raeudococcm aceris, Thyreua abhofii, and
Aspid'totits pcrniciosus.

354. Cooper, E. Annual address. <Fourtli Biennial Rept. State Bd.

Hortic. Calif, for 1893-94 (1894), pp. 240-250.
Need of importation of parasites.

355. Cooper, E., and Lelong, B. M. Insecticides approved by the

State Board of Horticulture. <Pacific Rural Press, 24 August,
1889, pp. 146-147.
Remedies for AspuUotus perniciosus, A. aurantn, Icerya imrcliasi, Lecaniitm
olea', ScMzoneura lanigcra, Sanniiia pacijica, and others.

356. COQUILLETT, D. W. Supplementary report on the gas treatment

for scale insects. <Insect Life, v. 1, August, 1888, pp. 41-42.

357. CoQUiLLETT, D. W. Gas treatment for Icerya. <Pacific Rural

Press, 13 October, 1888, p. 313.

358. CoQUiLLETT, D. W. [Increased ravages of Icerya in California.]

<Insect Life, v. 1, October, 1888, p. 110.

359. COQUILLETT, D. W. [A California enemy to walnuts.] <Insect

Life, V. 1, November, 1888, pp. 156-157.
Undetermined Tortricid larva.

360. COQUILLETT, D.W. Improved methods in chemical fumigation.

<Third Biennial Rept. Calif. State Bd, Hortic, 1888, pp. 174-177.

361. COQUILLETT, D. W. The scale destroyer. <Paciflc Rural Press,

5 January, 1889, p. 14.
Notes on Vcdalia cardinalis.

362. COQUILLETT, D. W. [Hydrocyanic acid gas treatment for scale

insects.] <Insect Life, v. 1, March, 1889, p. 286.

363. COQUILLETT, D.W. The corn worm or boll worm in California.

<Insect Life, v. 1, May, 1889, pp. 331-332.

Also describes a parasite, Tachina ( Masicera) armigcra.

364. COQUILLETT, D.W. [The Australian lady-bird.] <Insect Life,

V. 1, June, 1889, pp. 377.

365. COQUILLETT, D.W. (Application to prevent Icerya from ascend-

ing trees.] <Insect Life, v. 1, June, 1889, p. 378.

366. COQUILLETT, D.W. [Newfood-plantandenemyof Icerya.] <Iusect

Life, V. 2, August, 1889, p. 49.
Icerya on a conifer; Icerya preyed upon by TeUphorxis consors.

367. COQUILLETT, D.W. The imported Australian lady-bird. <Insect

Life, V. 2, September, 1889, pp. 70-74, 2 figs.

Treats of Vedalia cardinalis.

368. COQUILLETT, D.W. Resin wash for the red scale. <Orange News,

11 September, 1889.
Gives the results of experiments with the wash.

30 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

369. COQUILLETT, D.W. Eed scale parasite. <Calif. Fruit Grower,

21 September, 1889, p. 3.

A new species of Coccophagus.

370. COQUILLETT, D. W. Wash for the red orange scale. <Pacific

Rural Press, 21 September, 1889, p. 247.

371. CoQUiLLETT, D. W. The mealy-bugs of the United States. <West

Amer. Scientist, October, 1889, pp. 121-123.
Synopsis of the species ; descriptions of two new forms, one on cypress, one
on sage.

372. CoQUiLLBTT, D.W. The gas process for scale insects. <Insect

Life, V. 2, October, 1889, p. 122.

373. CoQUiLLETT, D. W. How the resin wash kills. <Rural Califor-

nian, December, 1889.

Argues tliat it is the suffocating rather than the caustic property of the wash
that proves fatal to the scale insects sprayed with it.

374. OoQUiLLETT, D.W. Reijort on various methods for destroying

scale insects. <Eept. of the Entom. for year 1888 (1889), pp.
123-133.

The gas treatment ; resin compounds ; and Bordeaux mixture.

375. CociUiLLETT, D. W. The use of hydrocyanic acid gas for the

destruction of the red scale. <Insect Life, v. 2, January and
February, 1890, pp. 202-207.

376. CoQUiLLETT, D. W. The dipterous parasite of DiahroUca soror.

<Insect Life, v. 2, January and February, 1890, i)p. 233-230,

Ifig.
Description of Celatoria crawii.

377. COQUILLETT, D.W. [A curious case of insect litigation.] <Insect

Life, V. 2, January and February, 1890, pp. 252-253.

378. COQUILLETT, D.W. The new scale remedy. <Calif. Fruit Grower,

22 February, 1890, p. 119.

Notes on the hydroc-yanic acid gas remedy.

379. COQUILLETT, D.W. The San Jose scale. <Weekly Blade (Santa

Ana, Calif.), 6 March, 1890.
Advises using the resin wash for the destruction of this pest.

380. COQUILLETT, D. W. Hydrocyauic acid gas for red scale. <Sci.

Amer. Supplement, 31 May, 1890, p. 1208.

381. COQUILLETT, D. W. [Be Lestophoiius.] <Insect Life, v. 2, May

and June, 1890, pp. 377-378.

382. COQUILLETT, D.W. [Fumigation for scalcinsccts.] <Iu8ectLife,

V. 3, September, 1890, p. 72. '

383. COQUILLETT, D. W. Scale-eaters at the South. <Pacific Rural

Press, 8 November, 1890.
Treats of several insects that prey upon scale insects.

384. COQUILLETT, D. W. The cypress twig-borer. <Insect Life, v. 3,

November, 1890, pp. 116-117.
Depredations in California of Argyresthia cupressella.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 31

385. CoQUiLLETT, D. W. CoDcerning laws relating to insect pests.

<The Eural Californian, December, 1890.
380. Coc^uiLLETT, D. W. Another foe of the leery a. <Paciflc Eural

Press, 27 December, 1890.

states that Lestophonus iceryce is established in southern California.

387. CoyuiLLETT, D. W. Injurious insects and remedies. <Rept.

Calif. State Bd. Hortic. lor 1889 (1890), pp. 333-337.
Scale insects and remedies.

388. CoQUiLLETT, D. W. iSTature's method for subduing insect pests.

<Rept. Calif. State Bd. Hortic. for 1889 (1890), pp. 391-397.

389. CoQFiLLETT, D. W. Report on various methods for destroying

the red scale of California. <Bull. No. 22, Div. Ent. U. S.
Dept. Agric, 1890, pp. 9-18.
Eftect of resin soaps and the Eureka insecticide on Aspidiotus aurantii.

390. COQUILLETT, D. W. Eeport on various methods for destroying

scale insects. <Bull. No. 23, Div. Ent. TJ. S. Dept. Agric,
1891, pp. 19-3(1.
Notes on the gas treatment for the red scale, the resin wash for the San
Jose scale, and experiments with corrosive sublimate, glue, and aloes as
insecticides.

391. COQUILLETT, D. W. [The Icerya in Honolulu.] <Insect Life,

V. 3, 1891, p. 329.

392. COQUILLETT, D. W. A new scale insect from California. <Insect

Life, V. 3, June, 1891, pp. 382-384.
Description of, and remedy for Lecanium pruinosum.

393. COQUILLETT, D. W. [The Californian peacb -tree borer, j <Insect

Life, V. 3, June, 1891, pp. 392-393.
Notes on Sannina pacifica and *S'. exiUosa.

394. COQUILLETT, D. W. History of the hydrocyanic acid gas treat-

ment for scale insects. <Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, jjp.
457-460.

395. COQUILLETT, D. W. [Predaceous habit of Histerid.p.] <Insect

Life, V. 4, October, 1891, p. 76.

396. COQUILLETT, D. W. [A California thrips on the potato.] <Insect

Life, V. 4, October, 1891, p. 79.

397. COQUILLETT, D. W. Somc pests of the horticulturist. <The

Eural Californian, December, 1891.

Treats of the Paris green remedies for the codling-moth.

398. COQUILLETT, D. W. [A California twig-borer: Is it Anarsia?]

<Insect Life, v. 4, December, 1891, pp. 206-207.

399. COQUILLETT, D. W. Eeport upon scale insects of California.

<Bull. No. 26, Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1892, pp. 13-35.
Notes on Aspidiotus aurantii, A. convexus, A. nerii, A. perniciosus, A. rapax,
Lecanium licsperidum, L. heynispluvricum, L. olew, L. pridiiosum, L. sp., and
remarks on thymocresol as an insecticide

32 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

400. CoQUiLLETT, D. W. Eepoit on locust invasion of California in

1891. <Bull. No. 27, Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1892, pp.
34-57.

Tells of damage by Melanoplua devastator, and gives remedies.

401. CoQUiLLETT, D. W. Notes on the habits of some California

Coleoptera. <Iusect Life, v. 4, March, 1892, pp. 260-262.
Food-habits of several species, including Hydnocera scabra, AmpMcerua
punctipennia, Psoa maculaia, Lyctus striatus, and Ipochns faseiatiis.

402. COQUILLETT, D. W. Our newly imported bugs. <California

Fruit Grower, 23 January, 1892.
Corrects some erioneons statements.

403c COQUILLETT, D.W. [A ucw fumigator for scalc-lnsects.] <Insect
Life, V. 4, June, 1892, pp. 328-329.

404. COQUILLETT, D. W. The dipterous parasite of Melanoplus devas-

tator in California. <Insect Life, v. 5, September, 1892, pp.
22-24.
Description of Sarcophaga opifera, and notes on the babits of the species.

405. COQUILLETT, D. W. Report on some of the beneficial and injuri-

ous insects of California. <Bull. No. 30, Div. Ent. U. S. Dept.
Agric, 1893, pp. 9-33.
Treats of the imported Australian ladybirds, the walnut span-worm, and
Carpocapsa pomoneUa.

406. COQUILLETT, D. W. Report on the Australian insects sent by

Albert Koebele to Ellwood Cooper and B. M. Lelong. <Insect
Life, V. 5, April, 1893, pp. 251-254.

407. COQUILLETT, D. W. That new Australian lady-bird. <Pacific

Rural Press, 5 August, 1893.
A brief account of Orcus chalyheus, introduced from Australia.

408. COQUILLETT, D. W. Those blessed bugs again. <Pacific Rural

Press, 30 September, 1893.

Corrects certain published statements relating to the ladybirds imported
from Australia.

409. COQUILLETT, D. W. [The present status of the recent Austra-

lian importations.] <Insect Life, v. 6, November, 1893, pp.
24-26.

410. COQUILLETT, D. W. Hydrocyauic acid gas as an insecticide.

<Iusect Life, v. 6, December, 1893, pp. 176-180.

411. COQUILLETT, D. W. Report on some of the injurious insects of

California. <Bull. No. 32, Div. Ent. TJ. S. Dept. Agric, 1894,
pp. 22-31.

Tresits of Boarmia 2)lumofieraria, Prochoerodes nubilata, Tortrix citrana, T(vnio-
cavipa riifida, tent-caterpillars, and notes on arseniureted and sulpbureted
hydrogen as Insecticides.

412. COQUILLETT, D. W. The San Jose scale in Virginia. < Insect

Life, V. 6, February, 1894, pp. 253-254.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 33

413. COQUILLBTT, D. W. Pieliuuiiary report ou suppressing the San

Jose scale in Virginia. <Iusect Life, v. 6, May, 1894, pp. 324-
326.

414. CoQUiLLETT, D. W. Tlie patent on tbe hydrocyanic acid gas

process dechired invalid. < Insect Life, v. 7, December, 1894,
pp. 257-258.

415. CoQUiLLETT, D. W. Is Cyrtoneura c(vsia an injurious insect?

<InsectLife, v. 7, March, 1895, pp. 338-339, 1 iig.

410. COQUILLETT, D. W. Canker worms. <Cir. No. 9, s. s., Div.
But. U. S. Dept. Agric, May, 1895, pp. 4, 4 tigs.

A full account of the two species.

417. COQUILLETT, D. W. Two dipteious leaf miners on garden vege-

tables. <Insect Life, v. 7, July, 1895, pp. 381-384, 2 figs.
Treats of Drosophila flaveola and Trypeta fratria.

418. COQUILLETT, D. W. Two diptcrous insects injurious to cultivated

flowers. <Insect Life, v. 7, July, 1895, pp. 399-402, 1 fig.
Accounts of Pliytomyza clirysanihemi and Diplosis caulicola.

419. COQUILLETT, D. W. A new wheat pest. <Insect Life, v. 7, July,

1895, pp. 406-408, 1 fig.

Description and habits of Sciara triticl.

420. CoRBETT, L. C. Preparation and application of fungicides and

insecticides. <Bull. No. 35, S. Dak. Agric. Exp. Sta., May,
1893, pp. 88-92.
Formulas and directions for use.

421. CoRBETT, L. C. Why, when, what, and how to spray. <Bull.

No. 43, W. Ya. Agric. Exp. Sta., March, 1896, pp. 230-244.
General directions for spraying.

422. CoRDLEY, A. B. The apple maggot. <Orchard and Garden,

October, 1889, p. 192.

Records occurrence of Trypeta pomondla in plums and cherries.

423. CoRDLEY, A. B. The peach tree borer. <Orchard and Garden,

November, 1889, p. 211.

424. CORDLEY, A. B. Arsenical spraying. <Proc. Mich. Hortic. Soc,

1889 (1890), pp. 104-107.

425. CoRDLEY, A. B. Insecticides. <Bull. No. 41, Greg. Agric. Exp.

Sta., February, 1896, pp. 102-108.

Formulas and directions for use.

426. CoRDLEY, A. B. The clover mite. <The Rural Northwest, 1

March, 1896.

Aluindance of eggs of Bryohia pratensis.

421. CoRDLEY, A. B. The clover-root borer in Oregon. <Webfoot
Planter, 24 March, 1896.
Occurrence of Hylastea obscurua.

3909 3

34 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

428. CoRDLBY, A. B. Insect pests. <The Oregon Agriculturist, 15

July, 1896.

Notes ou some scnle insects.

429. CoRDLEY, A. B. Pear and cherry tree slugs. <The Rural iTorth-

west, 1 August, 1896.

430. CoRDLEY,A.B. Flea beetles. <Oregon Agriculturist, 1 August,

1896.

431. CoRDLEY, A. B. Grasshoppers. <Webfoot Planter, 15 August,

1896.

432. GoRDLEY, A. B. Some insects of the season. <The Rural North-

west, L October, 1896.
Notes on BryoMa pratensis, Teiranychus telariiis, Phytoptus pyri, and. the peach-
tree borer.

433. GoRDLEY, A. B. Notes on insects. <Oregon Press Bulletin

No. 1, 22 October, 1896.
Injury to prune trees by peach-tree borer.

434. CoRDLEY, A. B. A new apple scale. <Oregon Press Bulletin

No. 3, 22 December, 1896.

Occurrence of Lecanium Mtuhereu latum.

435. CoRDLEY, A. B. Winter sprays. <Oregon Press Bulletin No.

3, 22 December, 1896.

436. GoESA, W. P. Injurious insects. <First Biennial Rept. State

Bd. Agric. Del., 1888-89, pp. 117-118.
Importance of the study.

437. GoRSON, E. R. [The spider bite question again.] <Insect Life,

V. 1, March, 1889, pp. 280-282.

438. GoRYELL, J. R. The termite pest of the old world. <Sci. Amer.,

8 September, 1888, p. 151, 2 figs.

439. GoTES, E. G. [American insecticides in India.] <Insect Life,

V. 2, July, 1889, p. 17.

440. GoTES, E. G. [The East Indian sugar-cane borer.] <Insect Life,

V. 4, August, 1892, p. 397.
Remarks on ChUo plejadeUus.

441. GouLSON, S. [Adulteration of Paris green.] <Insect Life, v. 3,

November, 1890, p. 122.

442. GowDEN, W. N. The peach borer. <Ohio Farmer, 13 June, 1895,

p. 477.

443. Graig, M. Plant diseases ; their cause and prevention. <Bull.

Oregon Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1893, pp. 31.
Mentions Phytoptids as the cause of erinose.

444. Graw, a. Predaceous insects. <Rept. Galif. State Bd. Hortic.

for 1890 (1890), pp. 52, 53.

445. Graw, A. The yellow scale, Aspidiotus citrinus. <Galif. Fruit

Grower, 28 February, 1891.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 35

446. Craw, A. Insect friends and foes. <Eei)t. Calif. State Bd.

Hoitic. for 1891 (189li), pp. 284-288.
Treats of scale insects, Diabrotica soror, Sijihonopltora citrifoUi, and Schizon-
eura lanigera.

447. Craw, A. Report on condition of newly imported species in Cali-

fornia. <Report on the importation of parasites and jjredace-
ous insects. Calif. State Bd. Hortic. 1892, pp. 13-14.

448. Craw, A. Spraying for codling moth. <Calif. Fruit Grower, G

May, 1893, p. 309.

449. CrAw, a. Entomology and quarantine. <Fourth Biennial Kept.

State Bd. Hortic. Calif, for 1893-94 (1894), pp. 79-109, 4 pis.,
11 figs.

Treats mostly of certain scale insects and their enemies.

450. Craw, A. Foreign pests and diseases. <Fonrth Biennial Rept.

State Bd. Hortic. Calif, for 1893-94 (1894), pp. 141-145.
Remarks on the danger to Californian horticulture from importation of East-
ern and Australian fruit pests.

451. Ceaw, a. Entomology and horticultural quarantine. <Fourth

Biennial Rept. State Bd. Hortic. Calif, for 1893-94 (1894), pp.
435-441.

Notes on work of ladybirds ; injuries of Phloeosinus den*atus in cypress ; Blap-
stinus rufijHS, and occurrence of Fhijioptus pyri in California.

452. Craw, A. Beneficial insects. <Calif. Fruit Grower, 5 October,

1895, pp. 315-317.

453. Craw, A. Paris green as an insecticide. <Calif. Fruit Grower,

30 November, 1895, iip. 473, 474.

454. Craw, A. A list of scale insects found upon plants entering the

port of San Francisco. <Bull. Tech. Ser. No. 4., Div. Eut. U.
S. Dept. Agric. 1890, pp. 40, 41.

455. Crawford, F. S. Hymenopterous parasites of Icerya in Aus-

tralia. <Insect Life, v. 2, April, 1890, pp. 320, 321.
450. Crossman, S. H. The peach tree borer and the codling moth.
<Bull. No. 3, Ark. Agric. Exp. Sta., April', 1888, pp. 6.
Remedies for these insects.

457. Curtice, C. The larvai of Hypoderma bovis, DeGeer. <Insect

Life, Y. 2, January and February, 1890, pp. 207, 208.

458. Curtice, C. The animal parasites of sheep. <U. S. Dept. Agric,

Bureau of Animal Industry, 1890, pp. 222, 30 plates.
a detailed account of all the species.

459. Curtice, C. Kerosene emulsion against the sheep scab. < Insect

Life, V. 3, March, 1891, p. 297.

400. Curtice, C. The ox-warble of the United States. <Journ.
Comp. Medicine, v. 12, 1891.

461. Curtice, C. The biology of the cattle tick. <Journ. Comp.
Medicine, 1891-92.

36 . BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

462. Curtice, C. The cattle tick. <Bull. No. 24, Texas Agric. Exp.

Sta., December, 1892, pp. 237-252, 2 pis. Appendix on pre-
ventive measures by M. Francis. <Abstract, Insect Life, v. 5,
p. 294.

Life-history iu detail.

463. CuKTiCE, C. Warbles in cattle. <Amer. Agric, April, 1893,

p. 217.

464. OusHMAN, S. Cross- breeding of poultry. <Ann. Rep. K. I. State

Bd. Agric, 1895, pp. 117-132, 3 figs.
Notes and remedies ou Sarcoptea mutatin, Dermanyssus (jaUiiuv, and the
chicken louse.

465. Daggett, F. S. An outbreak of grasshoppers. <Entom. News,

September, 1894, pp. 216-218.

Abundance at Lake Superior.

466. Danysz, J. Ephestia Jcuehniella, Parasite des bles, des farines, et

des biscuits. Histoire naturelle du parasite ct moyens de la
d^truire. <Mem. d. Labr. d. i'arasit. Yegct. d. 1. Bourse d.
Commerce, v. 1, 1893. Paris, 1893. Notice of iu Insect Life,
V. 5, p. 290.

467. Darton, J. B. [A grasshopper letter from Utah.] <Insect Life,

V. 2, March, 1890, pp. 281, 282.

468. Davis, E. W. Spraying for fruit and its benefit. <Ann. Kept.

Ind. State Bd. Agric, 1894, pp. 463-470.
Spraying machinery and insecticides.

469. Davis, G. C. A new departure by the apple maggot. <Ohio

Farmer, 9 November, 1889, p. 291.
Attacking plum and cherry.

470. Davis, C C. Peach trees injured by plant lice. <The So. Culti-

vator and Dixie Farmer, July. 1890, p. 300, 1 fig.

Treats of Myzus lyeralcw.

471. Davis, G. C. Some new insecticides. <Bull. No. 15, Ark. Agric.

Exp. Sta., December, 1890, pp. 10. Also in Third Ann. Kept.
Experiments ou cotton-worm, with kerosene extract of pyrethrum and some
other poisons.

472. Davis, C C. Notes on a few borers. <Insect Life, v. 4, October,

1891, pp. 64-67. <22d Ann. Kept. Ent. Soc Out., 1891, pp.
80-82.

473. Davis, C C. Report of consulting entomologist. <Fifth Ann.

Rept. Mich. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1892, pp. 215-217.
A few notes on the rose-chafer and on celery caterpillars.

474. Davis, G. C. Influence of parasites on other insects. <Science,

23 June, 1893.

475. Davis, G. C. Locusts: The horn-fly. <Buli. No. 98, Mich. Agric.

Exp. Sta., July, 1893, pp 9 figs. 3. Also in Sta. Rept. for 1893,
pp. 397-402.

Use of hopper-dozers and brief history of horn-liy.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 37

470. Davis, G. C. Report of the consulting zoologist. <Sixtli Annual
Kept. Micli. Agr. Exp. Sta., 1893, pp. 86-89.

A few short notes.

!^7. Davis, G. C. Insects injurious to celery. <Bu]l. No. 102, Micb.
Agric. Exp. Sta., 1893, pp. 32, 20 figs. Also in Sta. Kept, for
1894.

Treats of grasshoppers, loal-hoppcrs, Lin/us pralensis, Corimclnna jmUcaria,
Blissiis leucopterus, Coleollnips trifasciala, llkopalosipltum dianihi, Aphalaria
calthea, flea-heetles, rapilio asterias, Mamesira picta, .{(jrotis c-nigrum, Flusia
simplex, Fhlijctivma ferrugaUs, Bichelia sulfureana, Sericoris hipartitana,
Cacwcia rosaceana, Tortrix pallorana, and Tetranychiis iclarius.

478. Davis, G. C. Insects of the clover field. <Bull. No. 116, Mich.

Agric. Exp. Sta., October, 1894, pp. 41-64, 11 figs.
Notes ou Hylaates obscitrns, Phytonomus punciatns, Cecidomyia legnminicola,
Asopia costalis, DactylopiuH irifoUi, Languria mo::ar(li, Colias philodice,
Draslerta creclitea, Grapholitha intersiinetana, Phlaothrips iiiger, Bibio albi-
pennis, and Plathypena scabra.

479. Davis, G. C. Mealy bugs and their allies. <Insect Life, v. 7,

October, 1894, pp. 108-175.

480. Davis, D. 0. Special economic insects of the season. <Insect

Life, V. 7, October, 1894, pp. 198-201.

481. Davis, G. 0. Borers that the horticulturists must fight. <Proc.

Mich. Hortic. Soc, 1894 (1895), pp. 78-83, 10 figs.
Notes on both apple borers, Sannina exitiosa, Anarsia Uneatella, Phlceotribus
liminaris, Agrilus ruficoUis, Sciaptei'on polisUformia, Monartlirum mali, and
(Ecavthus 7iiveu8.

482. Davis, G.C. Some injurious insects. <Bull. No. 132, Mich. Agric.

Exp. Sta., April, 1890, pp. 30, figs. 21.
Climbing cut-worms, granary insects, carpet beetles, and clothes moths.

483. Davis, G. C. Injurious insects i)eculiar to this season. <Proc.

Mich. Hortic. Soc, 1895 (1890), pp. 13-19.
Notes on Lina Japponica, climbing cnt-worms, June beetle, Mo)iarthriim mali,
blister beetles, and scale insects.

484. Davis, G. C., and Wheeler, C. F. [A fungous disease of the

larvte of the clover-leaf weevil.] <Bull. No. 110, Mich. Agric.
Exp. Sta., October, 1894, p. 50.

485. Davis, W. T. The seventeen-year locust on Staten Island in

1894. <Proc. Nat. Sci. Ass. of Staten Island, September, 1894,
pp. 33-35.
480. Decker, G. L. Destructive blister beetles. <Amer. Agric,
January, 1889, p. 32.

487. Deming, N. P. Spraying orchards. <Colman's Rural World, 5

March, 1890, p. 75.

488. DePass, J. P. Tobacco and its cultivation. <P»ull. No. L5, Fla.

Exp. Sta., October, 1891 . Also Bull. No. 19, 1892.
Mention of injurious in.sects.

38 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

489. De Pass, J. P. The weevil. <Bull. No. 16, Fla. Exp. Sta., Janu-

ary, 1892, pp. 7-9.
Weevil iu corn.

490. Detmees, F. a fungus enemy of plant lice. <Journ. Columbus

Hortic. Soc, March, 1892, pp. 14-10.

491. Devereaux, W. L. [The May beetle and the white grub.]

<Insect Life, v. 2, May and June, 1890, pp. 372, 373.

492. Devereaux, W. L. Orchard insects. <Proc. West. N. Y. Hor-

tic. Soc, 1893, pp. 545-548.
A general article.

493. DiLLE, W. W. Grape root worm. <Ohio Farmer, 20 June, 1895,

p. 497.
Notes on Fidia viticida.

494. DiMMOCK, G. The strawberry weevil on blackberries. <Insect

Life, V. 4, October, 1891, pp. 70.

495. DiNW^iDDiE, E. R. Parasitism of domesticated animals. <Bull.

No. 20, Ark. Agric. Exp. Sta., November, 1892, pp. 31.
Treats of mites, cattle-ticks, etc.

490. Divers, W. H. How we rid our vines of mealy-bug. <Garden
and Forest, 1889, p. 222.

Notes ou Pulvinaria innumerabilis.

497. Dobbins, J. "R. [The spread of the Australian lady-birds.]

<Tnsect Life, v. 2, October, 1889, p. 112.

498. Dodge, C. R. The life and entomological writings of the late

Townend Glover. <Bull. No. 18, Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric,

1888, pp. 08, 2 pis., 5 figs.

499. Dodge, G. M. Root knot on apple trees. <Insect Life, v. 2,

April, 1890, p. 315.

Anguillula on apple-trees.

500. Dodge, G. M. [A peculiar gad-fly.] <Insect Life, v. 0, Novem-

ber, 1893, pp. 34, 35.
Notes on Tahanus tecius.

501. (DoOGUE, W.) How to destroy army worms. <The Amer. Culti-

vator, 10 October, 1890, p. 4.
Recommends use of Canada hardwood ashes and slaked lime.

502. DoRAN, E. W. Insects injurious to the grain of wlieat. <Bull.

No. 10, Md. Agric. Exp. Sta., March, 1892, pp. 437-448, figo. 0.
Abstract in Ent. New., 1892, pp. 207-208.
Brief accounts of a few granary insects.

503. Dresel, J. Experience with Phylloxera resistant vines. <Pa-

cific Rural Press, 25 October, 1890, p. 353.

504. Du BuYSSON, H. Fumigation of bisulphide of carbon for the

complete and rapid destruction of the insects which attack
herbarium specimens, furs, woolens, etc < Insect Life, v. 0,
December, 1893, pp. 159-101. Also in 24th Ann. Kept. Ent.
Soc. Out., p. 94.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 39

505. DuFFEY, J. C. Transformations of a Carabid (P^oc/t/o«wstmi^«,s)
and observations on a Coccinellid enemy of the red spider.
<Trans. St. Louis Acad. Sei., v. 5, No. 3, pp. 533-54L*, 2 pis.
<Abstract in Insect Life, v. 3, p. 422.
Plochioniis timidiis eatiug Hyphantria larvii?, and Scymyins jiuncrum eatin^^ red
spider.

50G. DuFFEY, J. C. Insecticides and fungicides. <Anu. Kept. State
Hortic. Soc, Mo., 1891 (1892), i^p. 178-183, 2 pis.

507. DuGES, A. [A spider-bite contribution.] <Insect Life, v. 2,

August, 1889, p. 47.

508. DuGGAR, B. M. A bacterial disease of tlie squash-bug. <Amer,

Month. Micr. Journ., November, 189G, p. 402. <Bull. 111. St.
Lab. Nat. Hist., 4, 1890, pp. 340-379.
Abstract of paper read before Botau. Soc. Aruer.

509. Dunn, G. W. [Death due to whip scorpion and tarantula.]

<Insect Life, v. 4, March, 1892, p. 278.

510. Dunning, D. W. Concerning the cabbage maggot. <Pop. Gar-

den., July, 1889.

Use quicklime iu liquid manure.

511. Dwight-Sanderson, E. Economic entomology. <The Florida

Farmer and Fruit Grower, 14 December, 1895, p. 790.

General remarks on the ravages of insects.

512. E[ ], S. W. The cucumber beetle on the potato crop. <Prai-

rie Farmer, 13 December, 1888.

Recommends pyretbrum; also dry-slacked lime.

513. Earle, J. J. Notes on insecticides. <Bull. No. l4, Fla. Agric.

Exp. Sta., July, 1891, pp. 35-37.

Analysis and eflect of certain insecticides.

514. Eaton, A. A. [On irrigation and its effects on insects.] <Insect

Life, V. 5, April, 1893, p. 258.

515. Edwards, H. Bibliographical catalogue of the described trans-

formations of North American Lepidoptera. <Bull. No. 35,
U. S. Nat. Mus., 1889, pp. 147.
51G. EiSEN, G. The introduction of Blastophagapsenes into California.
<Zoe., V. 2, July, 1891, pp. 114-115.

517. EiSEN, G. The first introduction of Blastophagapsenes into Cali-

fornia. <Insect Life, v. 4, November, 1891, pp. 128-129.

518. EiSEN, G. Biological studies on figs, caprifigs, and caprification.

<Froc. Calif. Acad. Sci., ser. 2, v. 5, January, 1896, pp.
897-1001.

519. Evans, W. M. Chinch bugs have about finished the wheat.

<Amer. Agric, 4 July, 1896, p. 4.
Methods by which a planter destroyed them.

520. Farmer, L. J. The larva of the May beetle. Its effect on small

fruit plantations. <Proc. West. N. Y. Ilortic. Soc, 1895, pp.
524-528.

40 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

521. Felt, E. P. Nojtiophila noctuclla, Schiif. <CaD. Entom., May,

1893, ])p. 129-134, 2 figs.

Description, life history, and remedies.

522. Felt, E. P. On certain grass-eating insects. <JBull. No. 04,

Cornell Univ. Agric. Exp. Sta., March, 1894, pp. 47-102, 8 figs.,
14 pis.

General account of the species of Crambns, with descriptions of the larva?
and habits of many of them.

523. Felton, W. B. Codlin moth and leaf-hopper. <Proc. Colo. State

Hortic. and Forest Assn., 1800, jip. 573-576.

524. Fernald, C. H. Division of entomology. <Bnll. No. 1, Mass.

Agric. Exp. Sta., July, 1888, pp. 7, fig. 1.
Jumping sumach beetle, bud-moth.

525^ Fernald, C. H. Division of entomology. <Bnll. No. 2, Mass.

Agric. Exp. Sta., October, 1888, pp. 10.
GrapeA^ine leaf-hoppers; alum on currant worm, ants, etc
520. Fernald, 0. H. Injurious insects. <Trans. Mass. Rortic. Soc,

1888, pp. 107-116.

Notes on cut- worms, plunBcurculio, and squash bug.

527. Fernald, C. H. Grape leaf-hoppers. <Orange Judd Farmer,

18 May, 1889.

528. Fernald, C. H. Division of entomology. <Bull. No. 5, Mass.

Agric. Exp. Sta., July, 1889, p. 10, figs. 2.
Various household pests and remedies.

529. Fernald, C. H. A dangerous insect pest in Medford. <Special

Bull. Mass. Hatch Exp. Sta., November, 1889, p. 8, figs. 4.
Account of Ocneria dispar.

530. Fernald, C. H. Division of entomology. <Bull. No. 7, Mass.

Agric. Exp. Sta., January, 1890, pp. 18-23, figs. 4.
Account of Ocneria dispar.

53L. Fernald, C. H. Division of entomology. <Bull. No. 12, Mass.
Agric. Exp. Sta., April, 1891, pp. 32, figs. 26.
Bud-moth spittle-insects, squash bug, pea weeTil, beau weevil, May beetle,
plum curculio, onion maggot, cabbage butterfly, tent-caterpillars, stalk-
borer, pyramidal grape-vine caterpillar, grape-berry moth, codling moth,
cabbage leaf-miner, and gartered plume.

532. Fernald, C. H. Thebean-weevil. <Mass. Ploughman, 26 Decem-

ber, 1891.

533. Fernald, C. H. Division of entomology. <Bull. No. 19, Mass.

Agric. Exp. Sta., May, 1892, pp. 109-143, tigs. 12, 1 pi.

Detailed account of Ocneria dispar; experiments with Paris green, cranberry
insects, etc.

534. Fernald, C. H. Entomologist's report. <Special Rept. State

Bd, Agric. on work of extermination of the Ocneria dispar, or
gypsy moth. Boston, 1892, pp. 25-20.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 41

535. Fernald, C. H. Division of entomology. <Bull. No. 20, Mass.
Agric. Exp. Sta.., January, 1893, pp. KJ, 13 ligs.
Noti's on tanker worms, tout-caterpilliirs, fall web- worm, and tnssook moths.

530. Fernald, C. H. The entomological division. <Fifth Ann. Kept.
Mass. Hatch Exp. Sta., 1893, pp. 148-151.
Notice of a beneficial lly, and a destructive cut-worm.

537. Fernald, C. H. Division of entomology. <Bull. iSTo. 24, Mass.

Agric. Exp. Sta., April, 1894, pp. 15, figs. 2.
Insecticides and born-fly.

538. Fernald, C. H. The entomological division. <Seventh Ann.

Kept. Mass. Hatch Exp. Sta., 1895, pp. 7-8.

Work of the year; spraying against gypsy moth; an important bark-louse.

539. Fernald, C. H. Notes on the gypsy moth in Massachusetts.

<Proc. Ass. Econ. Entom. Bull. No. 2, n. s., Div. Ent. U. S.
Dept. Agric, 1895, pp. 59-37.

540. Fernald, C. H. The San Jose scale. <Ann. Kept. Seer. Mass.

State Bd. Agric, 1895 (189G), pp. 385-393, 5 figs.

541. Fernald, C. H. The evolution of economic entomology, <Proc.

Ass. Econ. Entom. Bull. No. 6, u. s., Div. Ent. U. S. Dept.
Agric, 1896, pp. 5-12.

542. Fernow, B. E. Insect lime for the gypsy moth. <Garden and

Forest, 1891, pp. 142-143.

543. Fernow, B. E. Insect lime, nevertheless. <Garden and Forest,

1891, pp. 202-203.

544. Ferris, J. [G-rasshopper depredations in Ohio in 1891.] <Insect

Life, V. 4, August, 1892, p. 399.

-545. Field, C. H. B. Kerosene as an insecticide. <The Ohio Farmer,
1 February, 1894, p. 97.

546. FiROR, V. M. [Lime and tobacco for currant worm. J <Insect

Life, V. 1, July, 1888, p. 17.

Claims tbeir efficiency.

547. Fisher, J. Report on pear-tree psylla. <Bull. No. 17, Mass.

Hatch Agric. Exp. Sta., April, 1892, p. 24.

548. Fletcher, J. The wheat midge. <Ann. Kept. Ent. Soc. Out.

for 1888 (1889), pp. 88-91, figs. 46-48.

549. Fletcher, J. Keport of the entomologist and botanist. <Kept.

Exptl. Farms Canada for 1888 (1889), pp. 47-77, figs. 13.
Treats chiefly of wheat, grain, and grass insects, PhyUotreta viitata, Pirris
rapa', cut- worms.

550. Fletcher, J. The apple-tree tent-caterpillar. <Can. Ent., April,

1889, pp. 74-76, figs. 2. Also in Ann. Kept. Ent. Soc. Ont. for
1889 (1890), pp. 32-3!, figs. 5.
Means against Cliaiocampa amcricana.

42 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

551. Fletcher, J. The imported cm rant saw-fly. <Caii.Ent., August,

1889, pp. 150-152, figs. 2. Also in Ann. Kept. Ent. Soc. Out.
for 1889 (1890), pp. 36-38, figs. 2.

Habits of two species of Nematiis.

552. Fletcher, J. [The Mediterranean flour-moth.] <Insect Life,

V. 2, December, 1889, pp. 187-189.

Remarks on Ephestia kuehniella.

553. Fletcher, J. The Mediterranean flour-moth. <Can. Ent., March,

1890, pp. 41-44, 1 fig. ALso in Ann. Kept. Ent. Soc. Out. for
1889 (1890), pp. 95-101, 2 figs.

General account of Ephestia kitehniella.

554. Fletcher, J. Keportof the entomologist and botanist. <Rept.

Exptl. Farms Canada for 1889 (1890), pp. 59-91, 12 figs.
Treats of wheat aud granary insects, cut- worms, and flea-beetles; spraying
with arsenites.

555. Fletcher, J. Report of the entomologist and botanist. <Rept.

Exptl. Farms Canada for 1890 (1891), pp. 154-200, 7 figs., 9 pis.
Treats chiefly of wheat, granary, and cabbage insects; flour-moth, pea-
weevil, strawberry weevil, etc.

556. Fletcher, J. Fuller's rose-beetle. <Ann. Kept. Ent. Soc. Ont.

for 1890 (1891), pp. 62-04, figs. 26-27.
Account of, and remedies for Aramlyus fuUeri.

557. Fletcher, J. N^otes upon the injurious insects of the year in

Canada. <Insect Life, v, 3, January, 1891, p. 247.

558. Fletcher, J. Recommendations for the prevention of damage

by some common insects of the farm, the orchard, and the
garden. <Central Exptl. Farm Canada, Bull. 11, May, 189J,
pp. 31, 28 figs.

Insects injurious to grains, fruits, and vegetables ; remedies and apparatus,'

559. Fletcher, J. The clover root-borer. <Farmer's Advocate,

London, Ont., 1891, pp. 387-388, 1 fig.

Treats of Hi/lesinns trifolii.

560. Fletcher, J. Injurious insects. <Farmer's Advocate, London,

Out., 1892, pp. 18, 58, 147, 198, 231, 308, 348, 395, 439, 479; 22 figs.
Economic notes on many common insects.

561. Fletcher, J. The northern mole cricket. <Ann. Kept. Ent.

Soc. Ont. for 1891 (1892), pp. 87-90. 1 fig. Also in Can. Ent.,
February, 1892, pp. 23-25, 1 fig.
Account of, and means against GryUofalpa horcalis.

562. Fletcher, J. Report of the entomologist and botanist. <Rept.

Exptl. Farms, Canada, for 1891 (1892), pp. 190-220, 20 figs.

Apple, clover insects, pea weevil; pear niite, concerning danger of using
arsenites.

503. Fletcher, J. The fall web-worm. <The Ottawa l^aturalist,
August, 1892, pp. 70-71, 1 fig.
Notes on Hiiphantr'ia cintea.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 43

5G4. Fletcher, J. Tlie horn-Uy. <Ceiitral Exptl. Farm, Canada,
Bull. 14, tSei)tenibei-, 1892, pp. 11, 2 ligs.

Life history aud iiieaus against.

5()r>. Fletcher, J. Notes on injurious insects in Canada in 1892.

<Insect Life, v. 5, N"oveinl)er, 1892, pp. 124-12U.
5(J(3. Fletcher, J. Clothes moth. <The Ottawa Naturalist, Decem-
ber, 1892, pp. 125-127, 2 ligs.
Notes on three species of Tinea.

507. Fletcher, J. Injurious insects. < Farmer's Ad v^ocate, London,
Ont., 1893, pp. 10, 50, 149, 423, G figs.
Notes on some common species.
5G8. Fletcher, J. The horn-fly. <Ann. Rept. Ent. Soc. Ont. for
1892 (1893), pp. 49-53, 2 figs.
General account; appearance in Cana<la.

5G9. Fletcher, J. Clothes moths. <Ann. Kept. Ent. Soc. Ont. for
1892 (1893), pp. 53-58, 3 figs.

Treats of Anthrenus, Attagenns, aud three species of Tinea.

570. Fletcher, J. Eeport of the entomologist and botanist. <Rept.

Exi)tl. Farms, Canada, for 1892 (1893), pp. 144-167, KJ figs.
Notes on several insects, with mention of parasites; especially Hydrucia
immanis, Eittomoscelis adonidis, Cantharis ntiitalU, Bucculatrix canadensisella,
Ampelophaiia mijroii, and Frotoparce celeus.

571. Fletcher, J. Injurious insects of the year. < Ann. Kept. Ent.

Soc. Ont. for 1893 (1894), pp. 8-13, 8 figs.

572. Fletcher, J. Notes on some of the more important entomolog-

ical exhibits at the Chicago exhibition. <Ann. Kept. Ent.

Soc. Ont. for 1893 (1894), pp. 61-64.

S^3. Fletcher, J. Report of the entomologist and botanist. <Rept.

yT^ Exptl. Farms Canada for 1893 (1894), pp. 157-193, 30 figs, 1 pi.

/ Treats chiefly of granary, garden, aud forest insects, among them Epitrix

cuciimeris, Macrobasis vnicolor, Empoa fah(v, Cantharis niittalli, Silpha

hituherosa, Anametls grisea, Hibernia defolaria, Erythroneura vitis, Systena

frontalis, Otiorliynclius sulcatvs, Polyphylla 10-lineata, aud Chaitophorus

negundinis.

574. Fletcher, J. Injurious insects. <Farmer's Advocate, London,

Ont., 1894, pp. 157, 180, 497, 3 figs.
Notes on a few common species.

575. Fletcher, J. Lecanium fletcheri. <Can. Ent. Jan., 1895, p. 6.

576. Fletcher, J. The gypsy moth. <Ann. Kept. Ent. Soc. Ont.

for 1894 (1895), pp. 67-72, 4 figs.

577. Fletcher, J. The San Jose scale. <Ann. Rept. Ent. Soc. Ont.

for 1894 (1895), pp. 73-76, 2 figs.
A general account, with remedies.

578. Fletcher, J. Injurious fruit insects of the year 1894. <Ann.

Rept. Ent. Soc. Ont. for 1894 (1895), pp. 76-81, 7 figs.
Spraying against the codling-moth; notes on a few other insects, as Ana-
metis grisea, Paria sextiotata, and Psylla pyricola.

44 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

579. Fletcher, J. Eeport of the entomologist and botanist. <Eept.

Exptl. Farms Canada for 1894 (1895), pp. 183-'J2(;, 20 figs.

Eoonoiiiic notes on n number of injurious insects, as S'lphonnphora aren(e,
wire-Avonns, codling-motb, plum curculio, canker worms, Xi/Iehoriis dispar,
('acacia rosaceana, Eriocampa cerasi, army-worm, Coleophora Jletcherella,
Aspidiotus pcrniciosiis, Fsylla pyricola, Plilwoiribus liminaris, and Paria
sesnotata.

580. Fletcher, J. Practical entomology. <Trans. Eoyal Soc. (^an-

ada, 1895, section IV, pp. 3-15.

General principles of economic entomology.

581. Fletcher, J. The value of entomology. <Ann. Eept. Ent. Soc.

Ont. for 1895 (1896), pp. 16-21, 4 figs.

582. Fletcher, J. Insect injuries of the year 1895. <Ann. Eept.

Ent. Soc. Ont. for 1895 (1896), pp. 31-35, figs. 11-19.

583. Fletcher, J. Eeport of the entomologist and botanist. <Eept.

Exptl. Farms Canada for 1895 (1896), pp. 135-180, 22 figs.
Economic notes on a number of injurious insects of 189o, Chionaspis fnrftn-iiH,
Phoxopterisnuheculana, Eriocampa cerasi, Harpipliorus maculatus, Bemhecia
marginata, Aphis persiccv-niger, Aphis mali, Schizonenra lanigera, Isosoma
hordei, Eriopeltis festucw, Coleophora Jletcherella, Phlaotrihus liminaris,
Lecanium cerasifex?,' Phiftopiiis pijri, and Anthrenus srrophularin'.

584. Fletcher, J. Injurious insects. <Farmer's Advocate, Loudon,

Ont, 1896, pp. 189, 231, 311, 480, 8 figs.
Apple-tree borers and notes on other common insects.

585. Fletcher, J. The cigar case-bearer of the apple (Coleophora

fletcherella). <Can. Entom., May, 1896, pp. 128-130, 1 fig.

586. Forbes, E. H. Canaigre. <Bull. No. 21, Ariz. Agric. Exp. Sta.,

July, 1896, p. 9.
Larva of Gasfroidea cyanea feeding on the leaves and two unknown "-rubs on
the root.

587. Forbes, S. A. A new corn insect. <Prairie Farmer, 14 July,

1888, p. 453.
Notice of corn bill-bugs.

588. Forbes, S. A. Salt for the chinch bug. <Farmers' Eeview, 12

September, 1888, p. 580.

589. F0RBE8, S. A. The relation of wheat culture to the chinch bug.

<Orange Judd Farmer, 22 September, 1888.

Increase of bugs in wheat regions greater than Avhere wheat is not grown.

590. Forbes, S. A. Note on chinch-bug diseases. <Psyche, Septem-

ber-October, 1888, p. 110.

591. Forbes, S. A. Chinch bugs. <Prairic Farmer, 0 October, 1888,

p. 650; Farmers' Eeview, 10 October, 1888, p. 042.

592. Forbes, S. A. Chinch-bug diseases. <Farmers' Eeview, 31

October, 1888, p. 692.

593. Forbes, S. A. Eelation of wheat culture to the chinch bug.

<Proc. 9th Ann. Meet. Soc. Prom. Agric. Science, 1888, pp.
27-33; Abstract in Insect Life, v. 1, January, 1889, pp. 222-224.

BIBLIOGKAPHY OK ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 45

594. Forbes, S. A. Early occurrence of the chinch bug in the Missis-

sippi Valley. <Insect Life, v. 1, February, 1889, p. L'49.

595. Forbes, S. A. The American plum borer. <Colman's Rural

World, 0 June, 1889, p. 179.
Notes on Euzophera semifuiuraUs.

596. Forbes, S. A. Arsenical poisons for the plum and i)each curculio.

<Insect Life, v. 2, July, 18S9, pp. 3-7.

597. Forbes, S. A. The first chinch bus'S. <Orange Judd Farmer,

14 September, 1880, p. 174.

598. Forbes, S. A. Fifteenth report of the State entomologist on the

noxious and beneficial insects of the State of Illinois. <Trans.
Dept. Agric. State of 111., 1889. Separate: <Springfield, 111.,

1889, i)p. 115, figs. 4.

Treats of arsenical poisons for the codling-moth, notes on the Hessian fly,
Meromyza ainericana, and on the condition of the chinch bug m Illinois.
(Includes articles by C. M. Weed on locusts in central Illinois, and insects
on young apple trees.)

599. Forbes, S. A. ^ew and old insects. <Trans. Ill, State Hortic.

Soc, 1889, pp. 242-251.
Treats of Euzophera semifniieralin, Scolytits rugiilosus, insecticide experiments,
and effect of insecticides on foliage.

600. Forbes, S. A. Synopsis of recent work with arsenical insecti-

cides. <Trans. 111. State Hortic. Soc, 1889, pp. 310-324.

601. Forbes, S. A. The American plum borer, Euzophera semifuneralis

Walk. <Psyche, January, 1890, pp. 295-299, figs. 3.

Detailed life-history and description.

602. Forbes, S. A. The American plum borer. <Prairie Farmer, 15

February, 1890, p. 108.
Treats of Euzophera semifuneralis.

603. Forbes, S. A. Spraying fruit trees. <Orange Judd Farmer, 3

May, 1890, p. 276.

604. Forbes, S. A. The food of snout beetles. <Fruit Growers' Jour-

nal, 15 May, 1890.

605. Forbes, S. A. The Hessian fiy. <Bull. No. 12, 111. Agric. Exp.

Sta., Kovember, 1890, pp. 377-379, 1 pi.
Brief account, with remedies.

606. Forbes, S. A. Horticultural entomology. <Trans. 111. State

Hortic. Soc, 1890, pp. 88-95.
Treats chiefly of insecticides.

607. Forbes, S. A. Sixteenth report of the State entomologist on the

noxious and beneficial insects of the State of Illinois. <Trans.
Dept. Agric. State of 111., 1890. Separate: <Springfield, 111.,

1890, pp. 104, 6 pis.

Articles on the chinch bug, on the corn bill-bugs, the meadow maggots, cut-
worms, and Pseudauaphora arcavella.

608. Forbes, S. A. Economic bibliography of tlie cbinch bug. <Ai)-

pendix to the Sixteenth Kept. State Ent. of 111., 1890, i)p. 122.

46 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

609. Forbes, S. A. A summary history of the corn-root aphis.

<Insect Life, v. 3, January, 1891, pp. 233-238.

610. Forbes, S. A. On the life-history of the white grubs. <Insect

Life, V. 3, January, 1891, pp. 239-245.

611. Forbes, S. A. The fruit bark-beetle {Scolyius rugulosus Eatz).

<Bull. No. 15, 111. Agric. Exp. Sta., February, 1891, pp. 470-178.
Historical accounts, tlamagc, descriptiou, life-history, and remedies.

612. Forbes, S. A. Fruit bark-beetle. <Fruit Growers' Journal,

1 May, 1891.

613. Forbes, S. A. On a bacterial insect disease. <The N. Amer.

Practitioner, September, 1891.

614. Forbes, S. A. On a bacterial insect disease. <Prairie Farmer,

31 October, 3891, p. 700.

615. Forbes, S. A. The introduction of a Hessian-fly parasite from

Europe. <Insect Life, v. 4, December, 1891, pp. 179-181.
Report on attempt at colonization of Semiotellus nigripes.

616. FoEBES, S. A. On a bacterial insect disease. <Am. Month. Mic.

Journ., 1891, p. 246.

617. Forbes, S. A. The fruit-destroying insects of southern Illinois.

<Trans. 111. State Hortic. Soc, 1891, pp. 116-123.

618. Forbes, S. A. Seventeenth report of the State entomologist on

the noxious and beneficial insects of the State of Illinois.
<Traus. Dept. Agric, State of 111., 1891. Separate: <Spring-
field, 111., 1891, pp. 90, 7 pis.

Articles on the fruit-tree bark-beetle, experiments with arsenites for the
curculio, the common Avhite grubs, Hessian fly, corn-root aphis, and diseases
of the chinch bug.

619. Forbes, S. A. The chinch bug in Illinois in 1891-92. <Bull. No.

19, 111. Agric. Exp. Sta., February, 1892, pp. 44-48. < Abstract
in Insect Life, v. 5, p. 59.

620. Forbes, S. A. Address of first vice-president. <Insect Life, v. 5,

November, 1892, pp. 68-76.
At Fourth Ann. Meeting Ass. of Econ. Entom. ; contains notices on contagious
diseases of insects, insecticides, importation of beneficial insects.

621. Forbes, S. A. Injuries to fruit by twenty-five worst fruit insects.

<Trans. 111. State Hortic. Soc, 1892, pp. 121-134.

622. Forbes, S. A. Bacteria normal to digestive organs of Hemii)tera

<Bull. 111. State Lab. Nat. Hist., v. 4, pp. 1-7, 1892.

623. Forbes, S. A. A programme of practice m horticultural entom-

ology. <Trans. 111. State Hortic. Soc, 1893, pp. 113-118.
Spraying calendar.

624. Forbes, S. A. The chinch bug in southern Illinois, 1894. <Bull.

No. 33, 111. Agric. Exp. Sta., June, 1894, pp. 397-399.

625. Forbes, S. A. Chinch-bug experiment. <Special Bull. 111. Agric.

Exp. Sta., 30 June, 1894.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOCJY. 47

62(). Forbes, S. A. How to light chinch bugs. <Prairie Farmer, 4
August, 1894, p. 2.

627. Forbes, S. A. Eighteenth report of the State entomologist, on

the noxious and beneficial insects of the State of Illinois.
<Trans. Dept. Agric, State of 111., 1894. Separate: <Spring-
field, 111., 1894, pp. 171, 15 pis.

A partial uionograpli of tlie insect euemies of corn; all fully treated. This
part deals with injuries to the seed in the earth by ants, wireworins,
beetles, and the seed-corn maggot; injuries to the root by plant-lice and
mealy-bugs, by white grubs, and by root-worms.

628. Forbes, S. A. Experiments with the muscardine disease of the

chinch-bug, and with the trap and barrier method for the
destruction of that insect. <Bull. No. 38, 111. Agric. Exp. Sta.,
March, 1895, pp. 25-86, pis. 1-8.
detailed account of experiments.

629. Forbes, S. A. The chinch bug in 1894. Prospect for 1895.

Contagious disease experiments. Other experiments. Plans
and recommendations for next year. <Bull. Office State Ent.,
111., ^o. 5. <Abstract in Ent. News, 1895, pp. 83-84.

630. Forbes, S. A. Recent progress in horticultural entomology.

<Trans. 111. State Hortic. Soc. for 1895 (1896), pp. 137-148.
Treats of bacterial diseases, scale insects, insectivorous birds, and legisla-
tion.

631. Forbes, S. A. Nineteenth report of the State entomologist, on

the noxious and beneficial insects of the State of Illinois.
<Trans. Dept. Agric, State of 111., 1896. Separate: <Spring-
field, 111., 1896, pp. 206, 13 pis.

632. Forbes, S. A. Insect injuries to the seed and root of Indian

corn. <Bull. No. 44, 111. Agric. Exp. Sta., May, 1896, pp.
209-296, figs. 1-61.
Abstract of Seventh Rept. State Entoni. of 111.

633. FoEBiJSH, E. H. Field director's report. <Special Rept. State

Bd. Agric. on work of extermination of the Ocneria dispar or
gypsy moth. Boston, 1892, pp. 13-24.

634. FoRBUSH, E. H. Work of the gypsy moth committee. <Ann.

Rept. Seer. Mass. State Bd. Agric, 1892 (1893), pp. 236-247.

635. FoRBUSH, E. H. Birds as protectors of orchards. <26th Ann.

Rept. Ent. Soc, Out., 1895, pp. 53-61, 5 tigs.

636. FORBUSH, E. H. and Fernald, C. H. Report of the State board

of agriculture on the work of extermination of the gypsy
moth. <Aun. Rept. Seer. Mass. State Bd. Agric, 1892 (1893),
pp. 263-298, 7 pis.

637. FoEBUSH, E. H. and Fernax,d, C. H. Report of the State board

of agriculture on the work of extermination of the gypsy
moth. <Ann. Kept. Seer. Mass. State Bd. Agric, 1893 (1894),
pp. 265-302, 7 pis.

48 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLYGY.

638. FoRBUSii, E. H., aud Fernald, U. H. Eepoit of the State board

of agriculture ou the work of extermination of the gypsy moth.
<Anu. Eept. Seer. Mass. State Bd. Agric., 1894 (1895), pp
239-270, 5 pis.

Includes reports by G. H. Perkins, F. L. Harvey, J. H. Comstock, aud L. O.
Howard.

639. FoKBUSH, E. H., and Fernald, C. n. Eeport of the State board

of agriculture on tlie work of extermination of the gypsy moth.
<Ann. Kept. Seer. Mass. State Bd. Agric., 1895 (1896) }m
J 99-237, 3 pis.

640. FoRBUSH, E. H., and Fernald, C. H. TLe gypsy moth, Porthe-

tria dispar (Linn). <Wriglit & Potter Printing Co., Boston,
Mass., 1896, pp. 495; aud Appendix, pp. lix, 66 pis., 5 maps,
35 fig!>.
A report of the work of destroying the insect in Massachusetts, together
with an account of its history and habits both in Massachusetts aud
Europe.

641. Fowler, F. H. Insecticides and their application. <Wright &

Potter Printing Co., Boston, xVpril, 1891, pp. 16.

Compiled under the direction of the secretary of the Massachusetts State
board of agriculture.

642. Fox, C. T. The San Jose scale. <Kept. Penn. State Hortic. Ass

for 1895 (1896), pp. 43-45.

643. Fox, B. A. Lice. <The So. Planter, April, 1892, pp. 209-210.

Recommends carbolate of lime for hen lice.

644. Fox, C. T., and Edge, Thomas J. The San Jose scale. <Cir.

Penn. State Bd. Agric., January, 1895.

645. Francis, M. The screw-worm. <Bull. Xo. 12, Texas Agric. Exp.

Sta., September, 1890, pp. 21-23, 8 tigs.

Description, life history, and remedies.

646. Francis, M. Screw-worm. <Fanners' Review, 14 January, 1891.

647. Francis, M. Veterinary science. <Bull. N^o. 30, Texas Agric.

Exp. Sta., March, 1894, pp. 436-458.
Treats of auinial parasites, device for destroying ticks, and intlucuce of ticks
in the dissemination of Texas cattle fever.

648. French, G. H. Injurious insects. <Fruit Growers' Journal, 15

March, 1890.

649. French, G. H. The fruit bark beetle (Scolytus rugulosus Ratz).

< Fruit Growers' Journal, 1 September, 1890.

650. French, G. H. The fruit bark \)QQt\Q [Scolytus rugulosus). <Trans.

111. Hortic. Soc, 1890, p. 46.

651. French, G. H. The fruit bark beetle. <Fruit Growers' Journal,

15 April, 1891.

652. French, G. H. Arctia rectilinea and clover. <Prairie Farmer,

2 May, 1891, p. 284.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOJIIC ENTOMOLOGY. 49

653. French, G. H. The imported currant worm. <Prairie Farmer,

3 June, 1801.

654. French, G. H. The June bug [Allorliina nitida). <Fruit Grow-

ers' Journal, 15 July, 1891.

655. French, G.H. Notes on pear insects. <Trans. 111. State Hortic.

Soc, 1892, pp. 62-64.

656. French, G. H. Insecticides and spraying. <Trans. 111. State

Hortic. Soc, 1894, pp. 233-239.

657. French, G. H. Points concerning insects. <Trans. 111. State

Hortic. Soc. for 1895 (1896), pp. 297-298.
Remedies for several common insects.

658. French, J. D. W. Larch sack bearer {Goleophora laricella).

<Garden and Forest, 1896, p. 229.

Notice of the occurrence of this insect near Boston, Mass.

659. Frierson, G. A. [Buffalo gnats on the Eed Eiver.] <Insect

Life, V. 1, April, 1889, pp. 313-314.

660. Frierson, G. A. [Notes on buffalo guars.] <Insect Life, v. 4,

N"ovember, 1891, p. 143.

661. Frost, J. A. A few words on the weevil. <Roller Mill, July, 1895.

662. Fuller, A. S. Tar- water as a remedy for cabbage worm. <Kural

Kew Yorker, 25 August, 1888, p. 561.
,663. Fuller, A. S. Water as an insecticide. <Orchard and Garden,
July, 1889.

664. Fuller, A. S. Maple scale in Brooklyn. <Amer. Agric, Sep-

tember, 1889, p. 438.
Treats of Pulvinaria innumerabilis.

665. Fuller, A. S. The nut culturist. A treatise on the propagation

of nut-bearing trees. <Orange Judd Co., New York, 1896.
Contains short chapters ou the insects affecting nuts and nut-bearing trees.

666. Fyles, T. W. Notes on the Hypenidic of the Province of Quebec.

<19th Ann. Kept. Ent. Soc. Ontario, 1888, pp. 19-20.
Means of destroying the larvte of H. hnmiiH.

667. Fyles, T. W. Effects of heat on insect life. <20th Ann. Kept.

Ent. Soc. Ontario, 1889, pp. 17-19.
Use of heat in destroying insects.

668. Fyles, T. W. Creatures that affect the farmer through his live

stock. <20th Ann. Kept. Ent. Soc. Ont., pp. 66-71, 1889.

Notes on Stomoxys calcitrans, Hippohoaca equina, Mvloplia(ju8 ovinus, Gastro-
pMlua equij Hypodcrma equi, (Estris ovis, and gad-flies (Tahantts).

669. Fyles, T. W. Kitchen garden pests and how to deal with them.

<21st Ann. Kept. Ent. Soc. Ont., 1890, pp. 44-50, 10 figs.
Notes on various common insects.

670. Fyles, T. W. The relations of insects to fruit culture. <Proc.

Convent. Fruit Growers, Ottiiwa, February, 1890, pp. 04-71.
3900 4

50 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

G71. Fyles, T. W. Xematiis erichsonii, a retrospect. <22nd Ann.
Eept. Ent. Soc. Ont., pp. 28-30, 1891.

672. Fyles, T. W. The importance of entomological studies to an

agricultural and fruit-growing community. <Anu. Rept. Pom.
and Fruitgrowing Soc. Prov. Quebec, 1895, pp. 30-35.

673. Fyles, T. W. How the forest in the district of Bedford was

swept away. <26th Ann. Kept. Ent. Soc. Ont., 1895, i>p. L'1-25,
5 figs.
Ravages of timber beetles.

674. Gaines, A. Potato bug and Hessian fly. <Oregon Naturalist,

January, 1896, pp. 10-11.

675. Galloway, B. T. Some observations on new and old insecticides

and their combination with fungicides. <Insect Life, v. 7,
October, 1894, pp. 126-131.
Galloway, B. T. See Eiley^, 0. V., and Galloway, B. T.

676. Gakman, H. The grain plant louse. <Bull. No. 21, Ky. Agric.

Exp. Sta., September, 1889, pp. 16-22.

Life history and remedies.

677. [Garman, H.] The grain louse. <Aun. Eept. Ky. Bureau Agric,

1889, pp. 258-259.

678. Garman, H. Means of lessening injuries from insects and fungi.

(Cir. No. 3, Ky. Agric. Exp. Sta., April, 1890, pp. 20.
Insecticides and apparatus.

679. Garman, H. The bot-fly of cattle. <Farmer's Journal, 21 June,

1890.

6-0. Garman, H. A new wheat fly. <Bull. No. 30, Ky. Agric. Exp.
Sta., August, 1890, pp. 16-20, figs. 3.

Oscinis rariabilis and remedies.

081. Garman, H. A new wheat fly {Oscinis variabilis). <Prairie
Farmer, 18 October, 1890.

682. Garman, H. Enemies of Siphonophora avence. <Prairie Farmer,

15 November, 1890.

683. Garman, H. Some strawberry pests. <Bull. No. 31, Ky. Agric.

Exp. Sta., December, 1890, pp. 27, 6 figs.

Notes on Phoxopteris coviptana, Tyloderma fragariw, JEmphytua maculaiua,
Allorhina nitida, Paria canella, Graphopa nebulosns, Colaapisirunnea, Apahla
ohlinita, and Lygua pratenais.

684. Garman, H. Observations on injurious insects. <Second Ann.

Eept. Ky. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1889 (1890), pp. 8-31, 8 figs.
Notes on Tettigonia molHpea, LimotJirips cerealium, Meromyza americana, Coc-
cus trifolH, Hypoderma iovh, Pliyllotreta vittaht, Crepidodera fusciila, Dia-
onycha glairata, and Epitrix parvula.

685. Garman, H. On the life history of Biabrotica 13-fninctata Oliv.

<Psyche, February, 1891, pp. 28-30; March, 1891, pp. 44-49,
3 figs.
Detailed account of injuries, life history, description, and remedies.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 51

G8(j. Carman, H. The American frit-tiy {Oscinis variahilu'^ Loew).
<Agiic. Sci., V. 5, March, 1891, pp. 07-69.

687. Garman, H. G'Jhalus pugnaXj au enemy of grasses. <Psyche,

April, 1891, p. Gl.

688. Garman, H. A supplementary note on Diabrotica IJJ-punctata.

<Psyche, May, 1891, pp. 78-80.

689. Garman, H. The transformations and liabits of DLsonycha gla-

brata. <Agric. Sci., v. 5, June, 1(S91, pp. 143-145, 1 fig.

690. Garman, H. The life history of the strawberry leaf-roller in

Kentucky. <AgTic. Sci., v. 5, September, 1891, pp. 211-i;i2,
Ifig.

691. Garman, H. A strawberry scale insect. <Agric. Sci., v. 5,

December, 1891, pp. 264-265.
Note on Aleijrodea vaporariumf Westw.

692. Garman, H. Bordeaux mixture as an insecticide. <Agric. Sci.,

V. G, March, 1892, pp. 126-128.

693. Garman, H. Some common pests of the farm and garden. <Bull.

No. 40, Ky. Agric. Exp. Sta., March, 1892, pp. 1-51, 28 figs.
Also in 5th Ann. Kept., 1894, pp. 43-88.
Treats of Hessian fly ; grain-lonse, lioin fly, honse fly, bot-fly, army worm,
tobacco worm, cut-worms, wire-worms, rose slug, imported currant worm,
cabbage worm, Colorado beetle, striped cucumber beetle, pea weevil, beau
weevil, codling-moth, plum curculio, tent caterpillar, web-worm, maple
bark-louse, and turnip leaf-miner.

694. Garman, H. Bordeaux mixture for apple pests, <Bull. No. 44,

Ky. Agric. Exp. Sta., January, 1893, pp. 1-32. Also in Gth
Ann. Kept., 1894, pp. 32-59.
Experiments on the codling-moth.

695. Garman, H, The pests of shade and ornamental trees. <Bull.

No. 47, Ky. Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1893, pp. 1-53, 14 figs.
Also in 6th Ann. Kept, 1894, pp. 88-129.
Treats of general remedies, and history of A'arious species; fall web-worm,
the bag-worm, catalpa sphinx, walnut caterpillar, locust leaf-miners,
locust skipper, Ichthyura inclusa, Saperda tridentata, i)ine bark-beetles and
maple bark-louse.

696. Garman, H. Destructive locusts in Kentucky. <Bull. No. 49,

Ky. Agric. Exp. Sta., March, 1894, pp. 7-22, 6 figs.
Notes on the use of hopper-dozers; Schistocerca americana, Fezotettix femiir-
rubrum, Fezotettix atlanis, Pe-otettix differentialis, and P. bivittatus.

697. Garman, H. The bud- worm of tobacco. <Bull. No. 49, Ky. Agric.

Exp. Sta., March, 1894, pp. 23-24. Also in Sta. Eept. for 1894.
Injury of Heliothis rhexia to young leaves of tobacco.

698. Garman, H. Observations on farm i)est8. <Third Ann. Eept.

Ky. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1890 (1894), pp. 8-40, 7 figs.

Naturalhistory of and reuiedics for Diabrotica 12-punctaia, Siphonopliora avtnw
Smynthurus sp. on wheat, Phleijethoiitiits Carolina, Aleyrodes vaporariorum,
and millipedes; Bordeaux mixture as an insecticide.

52 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

699. Garman, n. Sprayiug for codliug motb. <Bull. No. 53, Ky.

Agric. Exp Sta., December, 1894, pj). 119-125, tig. 1, Also in
Sta. Eept. for 1894.

Results of experiments.

700. Garman fl. The use of arsenites on tobacco. <Bull. No. 53, Ky.

Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1894, pp. 125-143. Also in Sta.
Eept. for 1894.
Experiments and apparatus.

701. Garman, H. The use of bisulphide of carbon and hydrocyanic

gas for the insect enemies of the low-growing plants. <BulI.
No. 53, Ky. Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1894, pp. 144-150.
Also in Sta. Eept. for 1894.
Results of experiments.

702. Garman, H. A plum twig gall produced by a mite. <Ann.

Eept. Ky. Bureau Agric, 1894, p. 286.
Notes on Phyloptus pliloeocoptes.

703. Garman, H. Cutworms in Kentucky. <Bull. No. 58, Ky. Agric.

Exp. Sta., November, 1895, pp. 89-109, fig. 1, pi. 1.
Descriptions of various cutworms and remedies.

704. Garman, H. Spraying experiments in 1895. <Bull. No. 59, Ky.

Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1895, pp. 113-129.
Experiments witli Bordeaux mixture against codling-motb.

705. Garman, H. The botflies of the horse. <Anu. Eept. Ky. Agric.

Exp. Sta., 1895, pp. 27-34, figs. 2. Abstract in Amer. Nat.,
1896, p. 153.

Descriptions and life histories.

706. Garman, H. Insect and fungus enemies of potatoes in Kentucky.

<Bull. No. 01, Ky. Agric. Exp. Sia., March, 1896, pp. 14-35,
figs. 6.
Spraying apparatus, wire-worms, millipedes, flea-beetles, etc.

707. Garman, H. The use of arsenites on tobacco. <Bull No. 63, Ky.

Agric. Exp. Sta., May, 1896, pp. 69-80, 2 pis.
Results of exjieriments.

708. Garman, H. Entomological notes for 1895. <Bighth Ann. Kept.

Ky. Agric. Exp. Sta. for 1895 (1896), pp. 37-53, 5 pis.
Notes on a number of insects.

709. Garman, S. The ravages of book-worms. <Science, 24 March,

1893, p. 158.
Notes on Lepisina saccharina; Anthrenus varitis, Blatta spp.

710. GiDDiNGS, H.J. Eelativedestructiveness of cut- worms in meadow

and pasture. <Insect Life, v. 5, November, 1892, p. 137.

711. Gillette, 0. P. A few imjiortant chinch bug remedies. <Bull.

No. 2, Iowa Agric. Exp. Sta., August, 1888, pp. 25-29.

712. Gillette, C. P. Arsenic experiments, <Bull. No. 2, Iowa Agric.,

Exp. Sta., August, 1888, pp. 30-35.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 53

713. Gillette, C. P. A new chinch bug- euemy. <Prairie Farmer^

11 August, 1888.

Notice of a fungoid disease.

714. Gillette, C. P. Ohinch bug diseases. <Biill. No. 3, lowaAgric.

Exp. tita., November, 1888, pp. 57-62, figs. 2.

715. GiLLET'iE, C. P. Entomology for the liorticulturist. <Trans.

Iowa State Hortic. Soc. for 1888 (1881)), pp. 96-101.

716. Gillette, C. P. Entomology for fruit men. <Orange Judd

Farmer, 9 February, 1889, p. 95.

717. Gillette, C. P. Chinch-bug suggestions. <(£)range Judd Farmer,
, 9 February, 1889, p. 95.

/ Dissemiuate the disease by the wholesale.

718. Gillette, 0. P. Important injurious insects, <Bull. No. 5, Iowa

Agric. Exp. Sta., May, 1889, pp. 161-19G.
Notes oil cut-worms, wire-worms, Crambus exsiccatus, IHabrotica longicornls,
cabbage Avorms, Diahrotica rittaia, borers, Carjjocapsa pomonella, Coiiotrach-
eJiis nenuphar, plant-lice, red-spider, cattle lice, and preparation of insec-
ticides.

719. G/llette, C. p. Disappearance of the Colorado potato beetle.

<Rnral New Yorker, 22 June, 1889.

720. Gillette, C. P. Codling moth experiments. <Bull. No. 7, Iowa

Agric. Exp. Sta., November, 1889, pp. 270-280.
72L ^Gillette, C. P. The hog louse. <Bull. No. 7, Iowa Agric. Exp.
Sta., November, 1889, pp. 286-289, 1 fig.
Description and remedies; literature.

722. Gillette, C. P. The hog louse. <Orange Judd Farmer, 18 Jan-

uary, 1890.

Notes on Hwrnatopinus suis.

723. Gillette, C. P. The seurvy bark louse. <Farmers' Eeview, 15

January, 1890, p. 35.

724. Gillette, C. P. Spraying the codling moth. <Indiana Farmer,

18 January, 1890.

725. Gillette, C. P. Parasites on domestic animals. <The So. Cul-

tivator and Dixie Farmer, February, 1890, p. 69, 1 fig.

726. Gillette, C. P. [Insects from Iowa.] <Insect Life, v. 2, March,

1890, pp. 280-281.

727. Gillette, C. P. The plum curculio and the plum gouger. <Bull.

No. 9, Iowa Agric. Exp. Sta., May, 1890, pp. 370-388, figs. 2.
Short article on the curculio, remedies, and parasfte; literature on the
gouger, life-history, remedies, and parasite.

728. Gillette, C. P. Corn weevil in Texas. <Farmers' Eeview, 16

July, 1890, p. 474.
Notes on Calandra onjzce and C. remotepunctota.

729. Gillette, C. P. Experiments with arsenites. <Bull. No. 10^

Iowa Agric. Exp. Sta., August, 1890, pp. 401-420.

Detailed experiments on eifect of arsenites.

/

V

64 BIBLlOGRAiPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

730. Gillette, C. P. The potato stalk weevil. <Iowa Homestead,

5 September, 1890.

731. Gillette, C. P. Eutomological notes. <Bull. No. 11, Iowa Agric.

Exp. Sta., November, 1890, pp. 490-498, figs. 5.
Potato-stalk weevil, apple curculio, uew currant borer, and kerosene emul-
sion as a sheep dip.

732. Gillette, 0. P. A few injurious insects and their remedies.

<Trans. Iowa State Hortic. Soc. for 1890 (1891), pp. 102-106.

Notes on Anthonomus prunicida, Sannina exitiosa, and Evipoasca mali.

733. Gillette, C. P. Notes on the plum curculio and plum gouger.

<Insect Life, v. 3, January, 1891, pp. 227-229.

734. Gillette, C. P. Notes and experiments upon injurious insects

and insecticides. <Bull. No. 12, Iowa Agric. Exp. Sta., Feb-
ruary, 1891, pp. 535-549.
Notes on the clover-leaf caterpillar, cabbage vrorms, cutworms, striped
cucumber beetle, the potato-stalk weevil, and kerosene extract of pyre-
thrum as an insecticide.

735. Gillette, C. P. Notes on certain experiments and observations

at the Iowa experiment station. <Insect Life, v. 3, March,
1891, pp. 258-260.

736. Gillette, 0. P. Two insect pests. <Bull. No. 15, Colo. Agric.

Exp. Sta., April, 1891, p. 22, figs. 5.
Treats of the codling-moth and grape-vine leaf-hopper; spraying apparatus.

737. Gillette, 0. P. Report of entomological section. <Fourth Anu.

Kept. Colo. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1891, pp. 98-101.

A few brief notes on Western insects.

738. Gillette, C. P. Observations upon injurious insects. <Bull.

No. 19, Colo. Agric. Exp. Sta., May, 1892, pp. 32, figs. 12.
Description and remedies of Cacoccia argyrospUa, C. semiferana, TypMoci/ha
vitifex{?), Trypeta canadensis, Sesiatipuliformis, Thamnonoma 4-linearia and
T. flavicaria, Epilaclina corrupta, Cyrtoneiira stabulans {?), and Bruchnspisi.

739. Gillette, C. P. Insects injurious to fruits in Colorado. <Proc.

Colo. State Bur. Hortic, 1892, pp. 230-241, 4 figs.

Treats of codling-moth, grape-vine leaf-hopper, Eriocampa cerasi, Thamno-
noma fiavicaria, T. 4-lini'aria, Sesia UpnUformis, and Trypeta canadensis.

740. Gillette, C. P. A few common insect pests. <Bull. No. 24,

Colo. Agric. Exp. Sta., July, 1893, p. 16, figs. 12.
Treats of onion thrips, flea-beetles, and cabbage insects.

741. Gillette, C. P. The arsenites and arsenical mixtures as insec-

ticides. <Insect Life, v. 6, December, 1893, pp. 115-121.

742. Gillette, C. P. Injurious insects and their remedies. <Proc.

Colo. State Bur. Hortic, 1893, pp. 54-59.
General article, mostly insecticides.

743. Gillette, C. P. Annual report of the entomological section.

<Sixth Ann. Kept. Colo. Agric Exp. Sta. for 1893 (1894), pp.
51-55.
Brief notes on the occurrence of" a few insects.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 55

744. Gillette, C. P. The woolly louse of the ai)ple. <Proc. Colo.

State Bd. Hortic, 1894, pp. 248-254.
Life history and remedies for Schizoneura lanigera.

745. Gillette, C. P. Eeport of the entomological section. <Seveutli

Ann. Rept. Colo. Agric. Exp. Sta. for 1894 (1895), pp. 58-04.

A few notes on the work of the year.

746. Gillette, C. P. The grasshopper disease in Colorado. <Proo.

Ass. Econ. Eut. Bull. No. 6, n. s,, Div. Eut. U. S. Dept. Agric,
1896, pp. 89-93.

747. Coding, F. W. A new apple pest. <Fruit Grower and Horti-

culturist, V. 1, p. 110, July, 1890.
Describes appearance, and injury to apple tiees, of Empoasca birdii, with
remedies.

748. Coding, F. *W". List of food plants of Membracida*. <lnsect

Life, V. 5, November, 1892, pp. 92-93.

749. GOFF, E. S. Experiments with insecticides. <Bull. No. 11, N. V.

Agric. Exp. Sta., September, 1888, p. 45.

Experiments in progress.

750. GoFF, E. S. Report of the horticulturist. <Seventh Ann. Rept.

N. Y. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1888, pp. 144-152.
Experiments with insecticides.

751. GoFF, E. S. London purple. <Rural New Yorker, 5 April, 1890.

752. GoFF, E. S. Protection against the striped cucumber beetle.

<Garden and Forest, 1890, pp. 90-92, fig. 1.

753. GoFF, E. S. The spraying i^ump in horticulture. <Ann. Rept.

Wise. State Hortic. Soc, 1890, pp. 26-28.

754. GoFF, E. S. Aphis granaria or wheat louse. <Wisc. Farmer, 1

July, 1891.

755. GoFF, F. S. Insect enemies and diseases of the potato. <Farm-

ers' Review, 8 July, 1891.

756. GoFF, E. S. Work in economic entomology. <Eighth Ann.

Rept. Wise. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1891, pp. 162-175.

Spraying experiments, etc.

757. GoFF, E. S. Insects and diseases injurious to the cranberry.

<Bull. No. 35, Wise. Agric. Exp. Sta., A pril, 1893, pp. 19, figs. 18.
Taken from J. B. Smith's New Jersey bulletin.

758. GoFF, E. S. [The plum curculio in Door County, Wise] <Insect

Life, V. 6, November, 1893, pp. 37-38.

759. G»FF, E. S, Work in economic entomology. <Tenth Ann. Rept,

Wise. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1893, pp. 253-261, figs. 6.
Remedies for oyster-shell bark-louse, cabbage maggots, etc.

760. GoFF, E. S. The kerosene attachment for spraying pumps.

<Garden and Forest, 1895, p. 143, figs. 2.

761. GoFF, E. S. Tests of insecticides. <Twelfth Ann. Rept. Wise.

Agric. Exp. Sta., 1895, pp. 307-310.

56 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

7G2. Goldstein, M. a. f On the treatment of liumau patients affected
with screw worm.] <rnsect Life, v. 4, March, 1892, p. 27o.

703. Goodrich, Theo. Fruit-bark beetle. Heavy losses in southern
Illinois. <Prairie Farmer, 10 January, 1S91, p. 28. <Orange
Judd Farmer, 10 January, 1891, d. 20. <Trans. 111. Hortic.
Soc, 1891.

7G4. GossARD, H. A. The clover-seed caterpillar. <Bull. No. 19,
Iowa Agric. Exp. Sta., November, 1892, pp. 571-589, fig. 1.
Detailed account, parasites, remedies, and literature.

7G5. Gravestock, J. Insects and insecticides. <Proc. Golo. State
Hortic. and Forest Ass., 1890, pp. 378-3S6.
Notes on codliug-moth, grape leaf-hopper, and grape vine flea-beetle.

7G6. Gravestock, J. My experience with a few insects and insecti-
cides. <Proc. Colo. State Bd. Hortic, 1894, pp. 229-233.

Codling-moth, red spider, woolly aphis, grape leaf-hopper, and garden insects.

7C7. Gbeen, E. E. [Further on American insecticides in India.]
<Insect Life, v. 2, August, 1889, pp. 47-48.

768. Green, E.E. [Spider bites— two Ceylonese cases.] <InsectLife,

V. 2, December, 1889, p. 189.

769. Green, W. J. Spraying for plum curculio. <Bull., v. 4, No. 9,

Ohio Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 3 891 , pp. 213-216.

770. Green, W. J. Insecticides and fungicides. <Anu. Kept. Ohio

State Hortic. Soc, 1892, pp. 128-131.

771. Green, W. J. Spraying to destroy insects and to prevent fungous

diseases of plants. <Ann. Eept. Ohio State Bd. Agric for 1891
(1892), pp. 463-465.

772. Green, W. J. Experiences in spraying plum and peach trees.

<Ann. Kept. Ohio State Hortic Soc, 1893, pp. 61-63.

773. Green, W. J. Orchard spraying. <Bull. No. 63, Ohio Agric

Exp. Sta., November, 1895, pp. 97-113.

Some remarks on insecticides.

774. Greenough,F.B. Clinical notes on pediculosis. <Boston Med.

and Surg. Journ., v. 117, No. 20; also Journ. Amer.Med. Ass
V. 9, No. 11, 1888. '

777. Gregorson, D. [Scale insects in California.] <Insect Life v 3

November, 1890, pp. 167-169. ' '

778. Grinnan, a. G. [The cheese skipper injuring hams.] <Insect

Life, V. 6, February, 1894, p. 266.

779. GuNNis, W. R. Insects and fungi injurious to deciduous fruit and

fruit trees, with remedies and recommendations. <San Dieffo
Cal.,1894,pp.37. '

a compiled account of damage and remedies for many common insects.

780. Haas, J. B. Boihng water for the peach crown borer. <Facific

Rural Press, 22 March, 1890, p. 310.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 57

781. nACKENBERci, G. P. [Loss froiii grain weevils in Texas. The

bisulphide of carbon remedy.] <Insect Life, v. 4, June, 1802,
p. 331.

782. Hackenberg, G. p. [On the carbon bisulphide remedy ngainst

stored-grain pests.] <Insect Life, v. 5, September, 1892, pp.
43-44.

783. Hackenberg, G. P. [Bisulphide of carbon against grain pests.]

<Insect Life, v. f», April, 1893, p. 257.

784. Hall, W. B. [Lisect injuries in Ohio in 1888.] <Insect Life, v. 1, .

April, 1889, p. 319.
Brief notes on various common insects.

785. Hamilton, H. The red scale. <Calif. Fruit Grower, 3 May, 1890.
78G. Hamilton, H. Eed scale [Afipidiotus aurantii). <Rept. State

Bd. Hortic. for 1890 (1890), pp. 58-GO.

787. Hamilton, J. Balaninus : Its food habits. <Can. Entom., Janu-

ary, 1890, pp. 1-8, fig. 1.
a succinct account of the habits of several species.

788. Hamilton, J. The clover-leaf beetle in western Pennsylvania..

<Insect Life, v. 4, March, 1891, p. 270.

789. Hamilton, J. Comments on the fifth report of the United States:

entomological commission. <Insect Life, v. 4, November
1891, pp. 129-132.

790. Hamilton, J. Medico-entomology. <Ent. News, 1893, pp. 217-

219.

Note on a larva of Hypoderma taken from the throat of a boy.

791. Hamilton, J. The red bug. <Ent. News, 1896, pp. 2-3.

792. Hammond, A. C. Spraying fruit trees. <Trans. 111. State Hortic.

Soc, 1888, pp. 62-GG.

793. Hammond, A. C. Spraying fruit trees. <Trans. 111. State Hortic.

Soc, 1891, pp. 22G-228.

794. Hancock, J. L. Orgyia leucostigma in Chicago. <Amer. Nat.,

April, 1894, pp. 32G-328.

795. Hargitt, C. W. Notes upon the canker worm. <Insect Life, v.

3, August, 1890, pp. 8-9.

79G. Harlow, S. C. Results of spraying. < Ann. Kept. Maine State
Pom. Soc, 1890-91, pp. 58-G2.
Value of spraying against apple insects; recommends Paris green as better
than Loudon purple.

797. Harrington, W. H. Insects infesting willows. <Rept. Ent. Soc.

Out. for 1891 (1891), pp. 41-55, figs 15-38.

a list of the principal willow insects.

798. Harrington, W. H. Hymenoi)tera parasitica. <Rept. Ent. Soc.

Ont. for 1890 (1891), pp. G4-73, figs. 29-42.
a general account of souie Canadian parasitic forms.

58 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

799. Harrington, W. H. Notes on a few Canadian Ehynchophora

<Can. Ent., February, 1891, pp. 21-27.
Mention of sonic injurious forms.

800. Harrington, VV. H. Annual address of the president of the

entomological society of Ontario. <Eept. Ent. Soc. Ont. for

1893 (1894), pp. 17-31, figs. 9-17.

Ravages of Nematus erichsonii; rose saw-lly, cornel saw-fly, fall canker-
worm, etc.

801. Hart, C. A. The life history of wire-worms. < In sect Life, v. 3,

January, 1891, ijp. 246-217.

802. Hart, J. M. [Sugar-cane pin-borer and cane diseases.] <Insect

Life, V. 5, September, 1892, pp. 51-52.
Damage of, and preventives of Xyhboriis perfornvs.

803. Harvey, F. L. The apple maggot. <Bull. Ko. 2, Maine Agric.

Exp. Sta., pp. 1-5.

Short account of Trypeta pomoncUa, with remedies.

804. Harvey, F. L. Eeport of the botanist and entomologist. <Ann.

Eept. Maine Agric. Exp. Sta., 1888, pp. 136-203, 34 figs.
Treats of Sapcrda Candida, Chri/sobotJirisfemorata, MylUaspis pomorum, Clisi-
ocampa americana, C. syhatlca, Anisopteryx pometaria, Tmetocera oceUaua,
Aphis viali, Carpocapsa pomonella, Trypeta pomomlla, Selandria cera.si, Con-
otrachelus nenuphar, Myzus ccrasi, NcmafMS rentricosus. Aspidiotus nerii, and
Papilio asterias.

805. Harvey, F. L. Eeport of the botanist and entomologist. <Ann.

Eept. Maine Agric. Exp. Sta., 1889, pp, 148-256, figs. 11, pis. 1-4.
Detailed account of Trypeta pomonella, literature, history, habits, and reme-
dies; insecticides and spraying apparatus.

806. Harvey, F. L. Exterminating apple maggots. <Orange Judd

Farmer, 2 November, 1889, p. 287.

807. Harvey, F. L. Eeport of the botanist and entomologist. <Anu.

Eept. Maine Agric. Exp. Sta., 1890, pp. 105-140, 13 figs.
Spraying experiments, Platysamia cecropia, Orgyia leucoatigma, Hyphantna
cunea, Tmetocera ocellana, Scliizonenra lanigera, (Edemana condnna, Ani-
8opteryx pometaria, and CUsiocampa sylvatica.

808. Harvey, F.L. The apple maggot. <Orchard and Garden, March,

1891, p. 46. '

809. Harvey, F. L. Eeport of the botanist and entomologist. <Ann.

Eept. Maine Agric. Exp. Sta., 1891, pp. 175-207, figs. 13.
Notes on Ixodes ricinus, hawk moths, cutworms, Apatela lemisculina, Aphonus
tndentafus, Elaphidion parallehm, Ftinua hrunneus, and Cotalpa lanigera.

810. Harvey, F. L. Eeport of the botanist and entomologist. <Ann.

Eept. Maine Agric. Exp. Sta., 1892,- part 4, pp. 99-146, figs. 4,
2 pis. ? s ,

Fall canker-worm, boll worm, chinch bug, horn fly, two-spotted mite, and a
few other insects.

811. Harvey, F. L. Eeport of the botanist and entomologist. <Ann.

Eept. Maine Agric. Exp. Sta. for 1893 (1894), pp. 145-149.
a lew notes on work of the year.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 59

812 Harvey, F. L. Report of the botanist and entomologist. < Ann.

Kept. Maine Agric. Exp. Sta. for 1894 (1895), pp. 82-123, figs. 12.

Notes on common insects, iuul treatment.

813 Harvey, F. L. Report of tbe botanist and entomologist. <Ann.

Rept. Maine Agric. Exp. Sta. for 1895 (1896),pp. 88-12(5, 8 figs.,

2 pis.
Treats of cattle lice, Spilosoma vlrginica, Tinea fapefzella, Ttjpophorus caneUus,
Crepidodera cummeris, and a long article on Epoclira (Trypeta) canadensis.

814. Hatch, A. L. Enemies of orchard fruits. <Trans. 111. State

Hortic. Soc, 1894, pp. 323-325.
Treats of codling-moth and plum cucullo.

815. Hedrick, U. p. Prunes, apples, and pears in Oregon. <Bull.

No. 40, Oregon Agric. Exp. Sta., January, 1896, pp. 56-92.
Brief notes on the insects affecting the trees.

816. Heidemann, Otto. Note on the food-plants of some Capsidte

from the vicinity of Washington, D. C. <Proc. Ent. Soc.
Wash., V. 2, pp. 224-226, 1892.

817. Henry, W. A. Pacific coast work of the division of entomology.

<Insect Life, v. 2, November, 1889, pp. 141-144.

818. Henry, W. A. [Kerosene emulsion successful against the chinch

bug.] <Insect Life, v. 4, November, 1891, p. 14L

819. Henshaw, S. Report upon the gypsy moth in Massachusetts.

<Bull. No. 26, Div. Ent., U. S. Dept. Agric, 1892, pp. 75-82.

820. Hessler, E. An extreme case of parasitism. <Amer. Nat.,

April, 1893, pp. 346-352. <Abstract in Insect Life, v. 5, p. 283.
A remarkable case of scabies observed in Indiana. (Paper read before the
Ind. Acad. Sciences, December, 1892.)

821. Hill, G. C. Our insect pests and how to prevent their ravages.

<Trans. Wise. State Agric. Soc, 1892, pp. 215-219.
General article.

822. Hillman, F. H. The codling moth. <Bull. No. 8, Nev. Agric.

Exp. Sta., January, 1890, pp. 8, 1 fig.

Life history and remedies, with an appendix on spraying apparatns.

823. Hillman, F. H. A serious rose pest. <Bull. No. 9, Nev. Agric

Exp. Sta., May, 18!)0, pp. 4, fig. 1.

Treats of Litliopliane antennata.

824. Hillman, F. H. Codlin moth in Nevada. <Amer. Gardener,

June, 1890, p. 370.

825. Hillman, P. H. The pear and cherry slug. <Bull. No. 10, Nev.

Agric. Exp. Sta., July, 1890, pp. 4, fig. 1.
Depredations of Selandria cerasi, and remedies for the same.

826. Hillman, F. H. Plant lice infesting the apple. <Bull. No. 11,

Nev. Agric. Exp. Sta.. September, 1890, pp. 7, figs. 11.

Treats of three species, naltiral enemies, and remedies.

60 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

827. HiLLMAN, F. H. The ^voolly aphis of the apple. <Bull. No. 17

Nev. Agric. Exp. Sta., July, 1892, pp. 8, figs. 8.
Treats of Schizonenra lanigera, its eneuiies and remedies.

828. HiLLMAN, F. H. Important elm insect. <Bull. No. 28, Nev

Agric. Exp. Sta., November, 1895, pp. 8, figs. 3.

Notice of Gossijparia ulmi; remedies.

829. HiLLMAN, F. H. The San Jose scale. <Bull. No. 29, Nev. Agric

Exp. Sta., December, 1895, pp. 8, figs. 4.

General acconnt.

830. Hills, J. L. Insecticides. <Bull. No. 12, Vt. Agric. Exp. Sta.,

August, 1888, pp. 5. Also in Ann. Kept, for 1888.
Analj'ses of several insecticides.

831. HiNE, J. S. Practical spraying at Ohio experiment station in 1891 .

< Journ. Columbus Hortic. Soc, September, 1891, pp. 93-96.

832. HiNE, J. S. The "Army Worm." <Journ. Columbus Hortic. Soc,

June and September, 189G, pp. 59-01.

833. HiNKLEY, A. A. Fruit bark beetle. <Fruit Growers' Journal

15 April, 1891. '

Will not attack a healthy tree.

834. HoDGMAN, F. Poisoning cutworms. <The Michigan Farmer 24

October, 1891, p. 206.

835. HoEHR, F. [Further concerning the new chicken plague in Texas.]

<Tnsect Life, v. 5, July, 1893, p. 348.

Note on Argas americana.

836. Holland, W. J. Eavages of Dermestes milpimis in cork. <Ent

News, 1890, p. 68.

837. HOLSTEIN, G. W. [Hypoderma lineata.] <Ent. News, 1893 dd

299-300. ' ' ^^'

A specimen bred, and notes on species, and on effect on cattle in Texas

838.. HOLSTEIN, G.W. [The Texas heel-fly.] <Insect Life, v. 1, April
1889, pp. 318-319. > » i ,

Note on Hypoderma lineata.

839. Hood, L. E. [The effects of a spider bite on a child.l <Insect

Life, V. 4, March, 1892, p. 206.

840. HOOD, S. The horticulturist's worst insect enemy. <Ami. Kept

Ohio State Hortic. Soc, 1894, pp. 98-102.

The aphis.

841. Hopkins, A. D. [A parasite of Agrilus-The ladybird parasite 1

<Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1890, pp. 19-20.

842. Hopkins, A. D. 1. Farm and garden insects. 2. Notes of the

Srpp.6l^7t' """ ''' ^' ''"• ''^"^- ^^P- «*^v ^^bruary,
Brief notes on a few insects.

843. Hopkins, A. D. The raspberry gouty-gall beetle. <Bull. No. 15, :

^^ . Va. Agric. Exp. Sta., March, 1891, pp. 81-84, 1 pi.
Life-history of Ayrilus ruJicoUis.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOL()GY. 61

544. Hopkins, A. D. Forest and shade tree insects. I. Yellow locust.
<Bull. No. 10, W. Va. Agx.iG. Exp. Sta., April, 1801, pp. 85-91,

pi. 1.

Treats of the locust Ilispa, the locust borer, carpenter uiotb, locust uiidge,
locust skipper butterlly, aud a few others.

B45. Hopkins, A. D. Forest aud shade tree insects. II. Black spruce.
<Bull. No. 17, W. Va. Agric. Exp. Sta., May, 1891, pp. 93-102.
Reports of an iuvestigation of decay of a forest of black spruce; due to
Scolytidu'.

846. Hopkins, A. D. The cabbage maggot. <Ohio Valley Farmer,

March, 1892.

847. Hopkins, A. D. Some bred West Virginia Bracoiiidie. <Insect
' Life, V. 4, March, 1892, pp. 250-259.

848. Hopkins, A. 1). Methods of dealing with injurious insects.

<Bull. No. 21, W. Va. Agric. Exp. Sta., April, 1892, pp. 151-100,
105-107.

849. Hopkins, A. D. Injurious insects and how to deal with them in

April. <W. Va. Farm. Bull., v. 1, No. 1, April, 1892, 3 figs.
Remedies for CUsiocampa americana.

850. Hopkins, A. D. The apple-tree tent caterpillar. <Ohio Valley

Farmer, May, 1892.

851. Hopkins, A. D. Notes on a destructive forest-tree scolytid.

<Science, v. 20, July 29, 1892, p. 64.
Treats of Dendroctonus frontalis.

852. Hopkins, A. D. The bean weevil. <W. Va. Farm. Bull., v. 1,

No. 5, September, 1892.

853. Hopkins, A. D. The pine beetle of the Virginias. <Hardwood,

V. 2, November 25, 1892, p. 7.
Account of Dendroctonus frontalis.

854. Hopkins, A. D. First announcement of the imi)ortation of the

European bark-beetle destroyer into America. <Proc. Ent.
Soc. Wash., V. 2, 1892, p. 353.

855. Hopkins, A. D. Damage to forests by the destructive i)ine bark-

beetle. <Insect Life, v. 5, January, 1893, pp. 187-189.
Ravages of Dendroctonus frontalis.

856. Hopkins, A. D. Pinholes in chestnut. <Hardwood, v. 3, Feb-

ruary, 1893, p. 5, 1 fig.

857. Hopkins, A. D. Catalogue of West Virginia Scolytida^ and their

enemies. <Bull. No. 31, W. Va. Agric. Exp. Sta., April, 1893,
pp. 121-108.

List of the species and the food plants.

858. Hopkins, A. D. Catalogue of the West Virginia forest and shade

tree insects. <Bull. No. 32, W. Va. Agric. Exp. Sta., May,,
1893, pp. 171-251.
List of the species with food plants.

62

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

859. Hopkins, A. D. Injurious insects, and how to deal with them in
May. <W.Ya. Farm. BulJ.«, v. 1., J^o. tl, May, 1893

■ ^rf P? ^7- ?""""' ''"''-'''""' S'^^'^<^toMa serrata, Clmoeampa anurica.a,
ana rliorbia vrassica-. '

8G0. Hopkins, A. D. i^otes on timber worms and bark borers <Proc
Ent. Soc. Wash., 1893, v. 3, p. 8">

861. HOPKINS, AH Notes on food habits of Corthylus pnnctafissimns.

<Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash., 1893, v. 3, p. 105

862. HOPKINS, A. D. Short notes on list of pine infesting insects.

<Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash., 1893, v. 3, pp. 192-193.

863. Hopkins, AH. Hestructive scolytids and their imported enemy

<Iusect Life, v. 6, December, 1893, pp. 123-129. <Also in 24th
Ann. Eept. Ent. Soc. Out., p. 71.

861. HOPKINS, A. H. Defects in wood caused by insects. <Bull. Jfo
fo,WA a. Agric. Exp. Sta., January, 1891, pp. 291-306, figs. 26

Classifies and discusses the cause of insect damage to timber

865. Hopkins A. D. Black holes in wood. <Bull. Xo. 36,W. Va Agric

Exp. Sta., February, 1891, pp. 311-336, figs. 13, pis 2 '

^aa TT '"'^ '^"' *" """''''"^ '"'"'^'' '^*^°* '" ^^'''"^»«' "^'^ -' tl^e l""'ber.

866. Hopkins A.D. Therelationsof insects and birds to present forest

conditions. <Garden and Forest, 1891, p. 318.

867. Hopkins, A. D. Insect enemies of the yellow poplar. <TheTim-

berman, 21July, 1894, pp. 8, figs. 11
Remarks on Ccn-th,lus coUunhlanus, Cenirodera cJecolorata, Hyleccctus luauiris
^yieborus pubescens, and Xyletinus iH'ltatus rectus luguOns,

868. HOPKINS, A. D. Xot^s on some discoveries and observations of

pp! U5-lTl '"'''''* '^''''''* ""'"'^ ^' '' ^^^^^^^'' 1^9^'

869. Hopkins, A^D. Serious trouble over. <Southern Lumberman,

ibJl,' <Hardwood,v. 6, November, 1894, pp. 270-271- <Tim
berman, 1894. ' ^-^^"i-

870. Hopkins A. D. Some interesting conditions in wood resulting

h»omtheattackofinsects and woodpeckers. Abstract. <Proc
A. A. A. Sci., 1891, p. 252. x^ioc

871. HOPKINS A. H "The northern timberworm of the grub species."

<Southern Lumberman, 5 January, 1895, p. 7, 5 figs
Habits of Mouohammus sp. ' ^

872. HOPKINS, A. D Forms of the so-called potato scab, caused by .

pp. 97-111, figs. 11. Notice of in Insect Life, V. 6, p. 349 ^

873 HopTir I TV ^^ *'^ ^^""' ''-'-''''''^ ^' tbe'sa^e^nd remedies. "

873. HOPK NS, A. D. Notes on the habits of certain Mycetophilids

with descriptions of Upi.ap,, ,,«,,,• ,j, „,,, <pT Eu ' ,
Soc. Wash., V. 3, pp. 149-159, 12 figs., March, 1895. \

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 63

874. Hopkins, A. D. Ou the study of forest-tree insects. <Proc. Ass.

Econ. Eutoiu. Bull. No. 2, u. s. Div. Ent. U, S. Dept. Agric,
1895, pp. 75-79. <26tli Ann. Kept. Eut. Soc. Out., 1895, pp.
80-83.

875. Hopkins, A. D. Bark lice. San Jose scale in West Virginia.

<The Natioual Stockniau and Farmer, 23 April, 1896, p. C.
Notes on the oyster-shell bark-louse and the San Jose scale.

876. Hopkins, A. D. Ou the tioweriug habits of timothy and red

clover, and the polleuization of the flowers by insects. <Proc.
17th Ann. Meet. Soc. Prom. Agric. Science, August, 1896, i)p.
35-40.

877. Hopkins, A. D. Some notes on insect enemies of trees. <Can.

Eutom., October, 1890, pp. 243-250.

878. Hopkins, A. D. Some notes on observations in West Virginia on

farm, gardeu, and fruit insects. <Proc. Ass. Econ. Entom.
Bull. No. 6, n. s. Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1896, pp. 71-73.
Notes on the San Jose scale, Chionaspis fttrfurus, cutworms, blister beetles,
chalcicid enemy of clover seed, and bumblebees and red closer.

879. Hopkins, A. D., and Millspaugh, C. F. Injurious insects and

plant diseases. <Bull. No. 21, W. Va. Agric. Exp. Sta., Ajjril,
1892, pp. 151-175.
Insecticides and spraying apparatus.

880. Hopkins, A. D., and Eumsey, W. E. Practical entomology.

<Bull. No. 44, W. Va. Agric. Exp. Sta., April, 1896, pp. 253-325.
Brief characters of a great number of insects injurious to farm and garden
crops, and the remedies for them.

881. HosKiNS, T. H. Notes from a northern garden. <Garden and

Forest, 1889, pp. 4 < 6-477.

Ravages of thrips, and Triipela pomonella.

882. HosKiNS, T. H. The abuse of insecticides. <Garden and Forest,

1891, p. 247.

883. HosKiNS, T. H. Insecticides and fungicides in the orchard.

<Garden and Forest, 1892, p. 261.

884. Hough, W, Ants transplanting the scale bug. <Science, 26

October, 1888, p. 204.

885. Howard, L. O. The sugar-cane beetle injuring corn. <lnsect

Life, V. 1, July, 1888, pp. 11-13.
Damage to corn by Lit/ijnts rugiceps.

886. Howard, L. O. The chiuch bug in 1888. <Iusect Life, v. 1, July,

1888, p. 31.

887. Howard, L. O. The yellow- spotted willow slug. <lnsect Life,

V. 1, August, 1888, pp. 33-37, 1 fig.
A detailed account of Nematus ventralis.

888. Howard, L. O. Heat evolved from the work of a Bruchus. <Insect

Life, V. 1, August, 1888, pp. 59-00.
Note on Bruchus acutellaris.

64 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

889. Howard. L. O. The peach-twig moth and its parasite. <Insect

Life, V. 1, December, 1888, pp. 196-197.
Notes ou Anarsia Umatdla and its parasite, CopUJosoma variegatum.

890. Howard, L.O. The chinch bug: A general summary of its history,

habits, enemies, and of the remedies and preventives to be
used against it. <Bull. 17, Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Aerie 1888
pp. 48, 10 figs. i- fe ., ,

891. Howard. L. O. Three new parasites of Icerya. <Insect Life v

1, March, 1880, pp. 208-270, 3 figs. ' '
Descriptions of Thoron opacus, Coccophagus californicus, and £ncyrtus dubi„8.

892. Howard. L. O. Xatural gas and the plum curculio. <Orchard

and Garden, June, 1889.

893. Howard, L. O. A newly imported elm insect. <Insect Life v

2, August, 1889, i)p. 34-41, 5 tigs. '
Detailed account of Gossypana idmi.

894. Howard, L. O. The rabbit grub. <Sci. Amer., 31 August, 1889.

Notes on Cuterehra cunicitli.

895. Howard, L.O. Association of economic entomologists. <Insect

Life, V. 2, December, 1889, pp. 177-184.

Abstract of the proceedings of tlie first meeting.

896. Howard, L. O. Irrigation and injurious insects. <Insect Life

V. 2, January and February, 1890, pp. 215-222. '

897. Howard. L. O. Some new parasites of the grain plant louse.

<Insect Lite, v. 2, January and February, 1890, pp. 246-248

3 figs. '

Descriptions of Pachyneuron micans, Megaspilus niger, and Encyrtas wcbsteri. 1

898. Howard, L.O. The host relations of parasitic Hymenoptera. '

<Insect Life, v. 3, March, 1891, pp. 277-279.

899. Howard. L. O. A note on parasites. <Insect Life, v. 4, October

1.^91, pp. 4a-49. <22d Ann. Kept. Ent. Soc. Out., 1891, pp. 68-69'

900. Howard, L.O. The larger corn stalk borer. <Insect Life v 4

November, 1891, pp. 95-103, 3 figs. ' ' '

Detailed account of iJiaircm saccharalis.

901. Howard, L.O. The habits of Pachyneuron. <Proc. Ent Soc

Wash., V. 2, pp. 105-109, 1891.

902. Howard, L. O. The parasites of the Hemerobiinie. <Proc Ent

Soc. Wash., V. 2, pp. 123-124, 1891.

Oas. Howard, L.O. Extension oftl.e use of arsenites. <Orchardaud
Garden, February, 1892, p. 24.

004. HOWAED L O Injury to peach twig.. <Orchard aud Ga.deu,
March, 1892, p. 144.
^^ oik of (Ecanthn8 niveus.

905. Howard, L. O. A new Icerya parasite. <Insect Life, v. 4
August, 1892, pp. 378-379. '

Description of Cerchysius iceryce.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 65

906. Howard, L. O. An experiment against mosquitoes. <Iusect

Life, V. 5, September, 1802, pp. 12-14. Also, in 23d Ann. Eept.
Eut. Soc. Ont., p. 40. Abstract in Ent. I^^ews, 1892, p. 231.
Spreading kerosene iipou fisliloss pouds.

907. Howard, L. O. A new enemy to timothy grass. <Iusect Life,

V. 5, November, 1892, pp. 90-92, 2 figs.
Damage by Oncognathus hinotatus.

908. Howard, L. O. i^ote on the parasites of the Coccidtie. <Proc.

Eut. Soc. Wash., v. 2, pp. 351-352, 1892.

909. Howard, L. O. The chestnut worm {Balmiinus caryatrypes).

<Sei. Amer., 28 January, 1893.

910. Howard, L. O. Correspondence on the mosquito remedy. < In-

sect Life, V. 5, January, 1893, p. 199.

911. HowAJiD, L. O. The Angoumois grain moth or '-Fly weevil."

<Insect Life, v. 5, July, 1893, pp. 325-328.
Notes upon Gelechla cerenhlla.

912. Howard, L. O. Notes on methods of studying life- histories of

injurious insects. <Insect Life, v. 6, December, 1893, pj). 82-89.

913. Howard, L. O. Another mosquito experiment. <Insect Life, v.

C), December, 1893, pp. 90-91. Also, in 24th Ann. Eept. Ent.
Sqc. Out., p. OG.
Details the successful use of kerosene.

914. Howard, L. O. An important enemy to fruit trees. <Cir. No. 3,

s. s. Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1893, pp. 10, 5 figs.
The San Jose sc;ile in the Eastern United States.

915. Howard, L. O. The " Fly weevil." <Rept. Ya. State Bd. Agric,

1893, pp. 18-21.
History and remedies for GelecMa cerealella.

916. Howard, L. O. The hymenopterous parasites of the California

red scale. <Insect Life, v. 6, February, 1894, pi). 227-23G, 6
figs.
Treats of Aspidiotq)hag us (n. gen.), A. citrinus, Coccophagus aurantii n. sp.,
C. lunitlatns n. sp., ApheVinus diaspidis, Signiphora californlca u. sp., Aphycus
immacnlatus n. sp.

917. Howard, L. O. The army worm. <Cir. No. 4, s. s. Div. Ent.

U. S. Dept. Agric, July, 1894, pp. 5, 3 tigs.

918. Howard, L. O. Completed life-history of the sugar-beet web-

worm. < Insect life, v. 6, September, 1894, pi). 369-373, 2 tigs.

Remarks on Loxostrge sticticalis, its parasites and remedies.

919. Howard, L. O. Two parasites of imported scale-insects. <Iii-

sect Life, v. 7, September, 1894, pp. 5-8, 2 tigs.

Description of Prospalta niiirtfeldtii and Abler us clistocamj)(F.

920. HowAJiD, L. O. A new apple-tree enemy. <tnsect Life, v. 7,

September, 1894, pp. 47-48, 1 fig.

Notes on Broehijmena annulata.
3909 5

66 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

921. HowAKD, L. O. The black Australian ladybird in California.

<Iusect Life, v. 7, September, 1894, p. 48.

Note on Bhisohius ventralis.

922. Howard, L. O. The grape- vine root-worm. <Insect Life, v. 7,

September, 1894, p. 48.

Note ou Fidia viiicida.

923. Howard, L. O. Death web of young trout. <Insect Life, v. 7,

September, 1894, p. 50.
Young trout killed hj the web of Simulium larvae.

924. Howard, L. O. PolUnia costce in Califoruia. <Insect Life, v. 7,

September, 1894, p. 50.

925. Howard, L. O. A prediction verified. <Iusect Life, v. 7, Sei)-

tember, 1894, pp. 50-51.
Periodicity of chinch-bug increase.

926. Howard, L. O. The leaf- footed bug attacking plums. <lDsect

Life, V. 7, September, 1894, p. 51.

Injury in Texas by LeptogJosaua lyhylloima.

927. Howard, L. O. The cotton wood leaf-beetle in New York. < In-

sect Life, V. 7, September, 1894, p. 53.

Note ou Lina acripta.

928. Howard, L. O. Eesin wash against the grape Aspidiotus.

<Iusect Life, v. 7, September, 1894, p. 53.

Keuiedy for Aspidiotus uv(x\

929. Howard, L. O. The root web-worm in Pennsylvania. <;lnsect

Life, V. 7, September, 1894, p. 54.

Note on Cramhus zeellns.

930. Howard, L. O. The horn fly attacking horses. <lnsect Life,

V. 7, September, 1894, p. 54.

931. Howard, L. O. A brief account of the rise and present condi-

tion of official economic entomology. <Insect Life, v. 7, Octo-
ber, 1894, pp. 55-107. Also, in 25th Ann. Kept. Ent. Soc. Ont.,
p. 82.
Address of the president of the Ass. Econ. Entom., 1894; gives list of the
experiment station entomologists and their publications.

932. Howard, L. O. The eastern occurrences of the San Jose scale.

<Insect Life, v. 7, October, 1894, pp. 153-163.

933. Howard, L. O. The carpet beetle or "Buffalo moth." <Cir. No.

5, s. s. Div. Eut. U. S. Dept. Agric, October, 1894, pp. 4, 1 fig.

934. Howard, L. O. Damage by the American locust. <Insect Life,

V. 7, December, 1894, pp. 220-229, 4 figs.

935. Howard, L. O. The maple Pseudococcus. <Insect Life, v. 7,

December, 1894, pp. 235-240, 2 figs.
Treats of Pseudococcus aceris; its sudden spread, and abundance at Jamaica
Plain, Mass. ; Norwood, Mass. ; Mount Carmel, 111. ; and Kingston, R. I.

936. Howard, L. O. A new parasite of Jfy^iias^ispomorwm. <Insect

Life, V. 7, December, 1894, p. 256.

Description of Chiloneurus diaspidinarum.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 67

937. HowABD, L. O. A new pear insect. <lnscct Life, v. 7, Decem-

ber, 1894, pp. 258-260, 1 fig.

Komaiks oa Agriltts sintiatus, recently discovered in New Jersey.

938. Howard, L. O. Scorpions, centipedes, and tarantulas. <lnsect

Life, V. 7, December, 1894, pp. 2G0-2G3.

Notes on tlie eli'ect of their poison, with letters from II. II. Smith and E.
Murray- Aaron.

939. Howard, L. O. Tlie carnation twitter again. <Insect Life, v. 7,

December, 1894, pp. 2G4-2G5, 1 tig.

Work of a species of Sq)hono2>hora.

940. Howard, L. O. Legislation against insects in British Columbia.

<Insect Life, v. 7, December, 1894, p. 2G5.

941. Howard, L. O. The army worm in 1894. <Insect Life, v. 7,

December, 1894, p. 269.

942. Howard, L. O. Two more important Vedalias. <Insect Life, v.

7, December, 1894, p. 271.
Vedalia fumida, var. roseijJCH w/s feeding on Icerya wgypiiacum in India; and
Vedalia sieboldii feeding on Icerya purchasi in Mexico.

943. Howard, L. O. Damage to clover in Michigan. <Insect Life,

V. 7, December, 1894, p. 273.

Occurrence of Phytonomus punctatus and Hylesinus ohseurus.

944. Howard, L. O. A new cotton insect in Texas. <Insect Life, v.

7, December, 1894, p. 273.

The first notice of the occurrence of Anthonomtis grandis in the United States.

945. Howard, L. O. Destructive grasshoppers in New York. <Insect

Life, V. 7, December, 1894, p. 274.

946. Howard, L. O. An important scale insect on cotton wood. <In-

sect Life, v. 7, December, 1894, pp. 275-276.
A new species of Prosopophora.

947. Howard, L. O. The spider which bites. <Insect Life, v. 7,

December, 1894, p. 276.

Occurrence of Lathrodecttts maetans in a privy.

948. Howard, L. O. Occurrence of the pear-leaf blister-mite upon

the Pacific coast. <Insect Life, v. 7, December, 1891, p. 278.

949. Howard, L. O. New habitats for the Florida red scale and

white fly. <Insect Life, v. 7, December, 1894, p. 279.
Occurrence of Aspidiotus ficus and Aleyrodcs citri.

950. Howard, L. O. Some reariugs of jiarasites. <Insect Life, v. 7,

December, 1894, p. 280.

951. Howard, L. O. Barnacle scale in Louisiana. <lnsect Life, v. 7,

December 1894, p. 280.
Damage by Ceroplastes cirripediforniis to the China-ball trees in Baton
Rouge.

952. Howard, L. O. The hen flea on horses. <Insect Life, v. 7,

December, 1894, p. 280.
Occurrence of Sarcopsylla gallitiacea on horses in South Carolina.

68 BIBLIOGRAPHY OB^ ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

953. Howard, L. O. On tlie jieograpbical distribution of some com-
mon scale insects. <Can. Entom., December, 1894, pp. 353-356.

954:. HowAiiD, L. O. Legislation against injuriousinsects. <Bull. No.
33, Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1895, pp. 40.
A compilation of tlie laws and regulations in the United States and British
Columbia.

955. Howard, L. O. Further notes on tbe San Jose scale. <Insect

Life, V. 7, March, 1895, pp. 283-295, 1 fig.

956. Howard, L. O. Injurious insects and commerce. <Insect Life,

V. 7, March, 1895, pp. 332-338.

957. Howard, L. O. A migration of cockroaches. <Iusect Life, v. 7,

March, 1895, p. 349.

958. Howard, L. O. An ortalid tiy injuTiug growing cereals. <Insect

Life, V. 7, March, 1895, pp. 352-354.

Account of Chwtopsis amea.

959. Howard, L. O. The gray hair-streak butterfly and its damage

to beans. <Insect Life, v. 7, March, 1895, pp. 354-355.

Work of Uranotes melinus.

960. Howard, L. O. A home-made cover for fumigation with bisul-

phide of carbon. <Insect Life, v. 7, March, 1895, pp. 355-356.

961. Howard, L. O. The imported parasite of the Hessian fly. <Insect

Life, V. 7, March, 1895, p. 356, 1 fig.
Figure of Entedon epigonus.

962. Howard, L. O. A Lachuosterna damaging wheat in Texas.

<Insect Life, v. 7, March, 1895, p. 360.
Note on Lachnosterna crihrosa.

963. Howard, L. O. Spread of Gryptorhynchus lapathi. <Insect Life,

V. 7, March, 1895, p. 360.

964. Howard, L. O. A new locality for the juniper scale. <Insect

Life, V. 7, March, 1895, p. 360.
Occurrence of Diaspis carueli at Jamaica Plain, Mass., on a German juniper,

965. Howard, L. O. A new plum Aspidiotas in Illinois. <Insect

Life, V. 7, March, 1895, p. 360.
Abundance of Aspidiotus hotvardi on cherries,

966. Howard, L, O. The Mexican cotton-boll weevil. <Cir. No. 6, s.

s, Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, April, 1895, j)p. 5, 3 tigs.
Treats of Anthonomus grandis, and distinguishes its work from that of Homa-
Jodisca coaguJata.

967. Howard, L. O. The harlequin cabbage bug or calico back. <Cir.

No. 10, s. s. Div. Ent. H. S. Dept. Agric, May, 1895, pp. 2,
Ifig,

968. Howard, L. O. Notes on the geographical distribution within

the United States of certain insects injuring cultivated crops.
<Proc Entom, Soc Wash., v. 3, June, 1895, pp. 219-226.

969. Howard, L. O. The beet-leaf Pegomyia. <Iusect Life, v. 7,

July, 1895, pp. 379-381, 1 fig.
Treats of Pegomyia vicina. y

i

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 69

970. Howard, L. O. An injurious parasite. <Insect Life, v. 7, July,

1895, pp. 402-404.
Leucodcsmia lypica, n. gen. ct sp., lired from larvif of Dalrmna coecidivora.

971. Howard, L. O. A secondary effect of tlie Florida freeze. <Insect

Life, V. 7, July, 1895, p. 413.
Trees heiug injured by Scolytid beetles.

972. Howard, L. O. Spraying on a large scale. <Insect Life, v. 7,

July, 1895, p. 413.

973. Howard, L. O. Apparent success of one of tbe Hessian fly

parasite importations. <Insect Life, v. 7, July, 1895, \)i^.
414-415.

Entedon epUjonus apparently established at Cecilton, Md.

974. Howard, L. O. Cutworms and the army-worm habit. < Insect

Life, V. 7, July, 1895, pp. 415-41G.

975. Howard, L. O. The Mediterranean flour moth in New York.

<Insect Life, v. 7, July, 1895, p. 416.

97G. Howard, L. O. Migration of the great plains cricket. <Insect
Life, V. 7, July, 1895, p. 417.

Habits of Andbrus simplex.

977. Howard, L. O. Note on the chicken tick {ArgaR americana Pack.).

<lDsect Life, v. 7, July, 1895, pp. 417-418.

978. Howard, L. O. A remedy against fleas. <Insect Life, v. 7, July,

1895, p. 422.

979. Howard, L. O. A horn-fly trap. <Insect Life, v. 7, July, 1895,

p. 425.

980. Howard, L. O. The buffalo gnat. <Insect Life, v. 7, July, 1895,

p. 426.

981. Howard, L. O. .A newly imported scale insect. <Insect Life,

V. 7, July, 1895, pp. 426-427.
Note on PuJvinaria psidii.

982. Howard, L. O. Birds and bark-lice. <Insect Life, v. 7, July,

1895, p. 428.

983. Howard, L. O. A new grain-moth parasite. < Id sect Life, v. 7,

July, 1895, p. 428.
Note on Bracon honestor.

984. Howard, L. O. The horn fly in New Jersey. <In8ect Life, v. 7,

July, 1895, p. 429.

985. Howard, L. O. The horn fly in Texas. <Insect Life, v. 7, July,

1895, p. 429.

986. Howard, L. O. The convergent ladybird injuring canaigre.

Insect Life, v. 7, July, 1895, p. 429.

987. Howard, L. O. The "Fringed Anthomyian" injuring wax beans.

<Insect Life, v. 7, July, 1895, p. 429.
Note on Fhwhia fusciceps.

70 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

988. Howard, L. O. Tlie American locust in Illinois. <Insect Life,

V. 7, July, 1895, p. 429.
Abundance of Schistocerea americana.

989. Howard, L. O. The leaf-footed plant-bug damaging peaches.

< Insect Life, v. 7, July, 1895, pp. 429-430.

990. Howard, L. O. Leaf-beetle injury to orchard aud nut trees in

Florida. <Insect Life, v. 7, July, 1895, p. 430.
Damage by Metachroma luridum.

991. Howard, L. O. A destructive scale insect new to the United

States. <Insect Life, v. 7, July, 1895, p. 430.

Occurrence oi DactylopiuH rirgatus.

992. Howard, L. O. Further damage by Cryptorliynclms lapathi.

<Insect Life, v. 7, July, 1895, p. 430.

993. Howard, L. O. Some shade-tree insects of Springfield and other

New England cities. <Proc. Ass. Econ. Entom. Bull. No. 2,
n. s. Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1895, pp. 40-47.

994. Howard, L. O. Some sca^e insects of the orchard. <Yearbook

U. S. Dept. Agric. for 1894 (1895), pp. 249-276, IG figs. Abstract
of in Amer. Nat., March, 1896, p. 242.
Detailed accounts of eight species of Coccida?.

995. Howard, L. O. Injurious insects and commerce. <Trans. Penin.

Hortic. Soc, 1895, pp. 46-51.

996. Howard, L. O. The shade-tree insect problem in the Eastern

United States. <Yearbook U. S. Dept. Agric, 1895, (1896),
pp. 361-384, 11 figs. <Sci. Amer. Suppl. 8, 15, 22 August,
1896. < Abstract in Mass. Ploughman, 18 July, 1896, p. 1.
Full accounts of the priucipal species and of the means to be used against
them.

997. Howard, L. O. The Mexican cotton -boll weevil. <Cir. No. 14,

s. s. Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, February, 1896, pp. 8, figs.
5. Also a Spanish edition.
A revision of Circular No. 6.

998. Howard, L. O. On some scale insects. <Paper read before

Mass. Hortic Soc, February, 1896. Press of Eockwell &
Churchill, Boston, pp. 15, 8 figs, on 4 plates.

Treats of Aspidiolus perme'iosus, A. jiiglans-reghv, A. camelliw, Myiilaspio
pomorinn, Chionaspis eiioinjmi, C. fiirfuriis, 7>ias^>»s lanaius, and D. rosw.

999. Howard, L. O. Mosquitoes and fleas. <Cir. No. 13, s. s. Div.

Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, February, 1896, pp. 4. <Sci. Amer.
Suppl., 29 August, 1896.
Life history of and remedies for these household pests.

1000. Howard, L. O. General work against insects Which defoliate
shade trees in cities and towns. <Cir. No. 15, s, s. Div. Ent.
U. S. Dept. Agric, March, 1896, pp. 4.

BIBLIQQRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 71

1001. Howard, L. O. The larger corn stalk-borer. <Oir. No. 16, s. s.

Div. Eut. IT. S. Dept. Agric, August, 1896, pp. 3, 3 tigs. <The
Roller Mill, October, 1896, p. 193, a reprint.

Damage, life history, and remedies for Diatrcva saccharalis.

1002. Howard, L. O. Mosquitoes and fleas. <Bull. No. 4, n. s. Div.

Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric., 1896, pp. 9-31, 6 figs.
Full account, with remedies.

1003. Howard, L. O. Some insects affecting cheese, hams, fruits, and

vinegar. <Bull. No. 4, n. s. Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric,
1896, pp. 100-111, 6 figs.
Accounts of Tyroghjphus siro, T. longior, Piophila casci, Nccrobia rujipes, Der-
mcstes lardariiis, and Droaophila species.

1004. Howard, L. O. Sulla ScuteUista cyanea Motsch. <Revista

dalla Patologia Vegetab., v. mun. 1-1, 1896, pp. 1-7, 1 pi.

1005. Howard, L. O. A coleopterous enemy of Corydalus cornntiis.

<Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash., 3, No. 5, pp. 310-313.
Eggs destroyed hj Anthicus heroicus.

1006. Howard, L. O. Insects affecting the cotton plant. • <Bull. No.

33, Office of Exper. Stations, U. S. Dept. Agric, 1896, pp.
317-350, 21 figs., 1 pi.
Treats of the leading cottou insects and remedies.

1007. Howard, L. O. Some temperature effects on houseliold insects.

<Proc Ass. Econ. Entom. Bull., No. 6, n. s. Div. Eut. U. S.
Dept. Agric, 1896, pp. 13-17. <Proc. 6th Ann. Meet. Amer.
Warehousemen's Ass., Boston, Mass., 1896.
Discusses the degree of cold necessarj' to keep them inactive.

1008. Howard, L. O. On the futility of trunk and crown washing

against the elm leaf-beetle. <Proc. Ass. Econ. Entom. Bull.,
No. 6, n. s. Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric. 1S96, pp. 36-38.

1009. Howard, L. O., and Ashmead, W. H. On some reared parasitic

hymeuopterous insects from Ceylon. <Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus.,
V. 18, pp. 633-648.

Descriptions of various new hyuienopterons parasites of scale insects.

1010. Howard, L. O., and Marlatt, 0. L. The San Jose scale: Its

occurrence in the United States, with a full account of its life
history and the remedies to be used against it. <Bull. No. 3,
n. s. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1896, pp. 80, 8 figs., 1 pi.

1011. Howard, L. O., and Marlatt, C. L. House flies, centipedes,

and other insects that are annoying rather than directly inju-
rious. <Bull. No. 4, n. s. Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1896,
pp. 43-57, 10 figs.
Accounts of house fly, house centipedes, clover mite, crickets, and paper
wasp.

72 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1012. Howard, L. O., and Maelatt, C. L. Species injurious to woolen

goods, clotliing, carpets, upholstery, etc. <Bull. No 4, n. s.
J3iv. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1896, pp. 58-09, 5 figs.

Treats of Jnihrciiiis scroiihnlar'w, Attagenua inceus, Tinea pelUoneUa, T. hisel-
lieUa, Jiud T. iapetzeUa.

HOAVARD, L. O. See Eiley, C. V., and Howard, L. O.

1013. Howell, K. K. The life history of the woolly aphis. <Ann.

Kept. Calif. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1891-92, pp. 223-226.

1014. IIoYT, J. K. [Loudon purple for the rose chafer.] <Insect Life,

V. 3, November, 1890, p. 100.

1015. Hubbard, II. G. Breeding habits of Amphicerus Mcaudatns.

<Ent. Amer., August, 1888, pp. 95-90.
1010. Hubbard, H. G. The oviposition of Afelitaraprodenialis, Walker.
<Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash., v. 3, pp. 129-132, 2 figs., March, 1895.

1017. HULST, G. ]). Insects injurious to the cabbage. <Bull. No. 50,

N. J. Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1888, pj). 14, figs. 5.
Deals with the common cabhage insects.

1018. HuLST, G. D, Keport of the entomologist. <Ninth Ann. Kept.

N. J. Agric. Exp, Sta., 1888, pp. 202-212, figs. 0.
Treats of tussock moth, hag-worm, elm leaf-heetlo, rose-chafer, etc.

1019. HuLST, G. D. Remedies for cabbage worms. <Orange Judd

Farmer, 9 February, 1889, p. 95.
Hot water, ]t,vretlirum, and kerosene emulsion.

1020. HuNN, C. E. Report of acting horticulturist. <Eighth Ann.

Rept. N. Y. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1889, pp. 333-335.
Note^ on some iiijnrions insects, and value of insecticides.

102 1 . HuNN, 0. E. Report of acting horticulturist. <Ninth Ann. Rept.

N. Y. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1890, pp. 307-308.
A few notes on insects and iusecticides.

1022. HuNN, C. E. Some of the most common fungi and insects — with

preventives. <Bull. No. 35, N. Y. Agric. Exp. Sta., August,
1891, pp. 018-027.

Treats of some apple insects, and some affecting small fruits.

1023. HuNN, C. E. Small fruits. <Bull. No. 30, N. Y. Agric. Exp. Sta.,

September, 1891, pp. 029-040.
Insects oil strawlierry, raspberry, and currant.

1024. Hunt, C. W. The rabbit gru^. <Sci. Amer., 21 September, 1890,

p. 181.

1025. Hunter, S, J. Notes on the corn-root worm. <Trans. Kans.

Acad. Sci., v. 13, pp. 131-133, 1893.

Remarks on IJiahrulica loiujicornis.

1020. Hunter, W.N. [Injurious insects of Nebraska.] <InsectLife,
V. 4, November, 1891, pp. 132-133.

Brief notes on a number of species.

1027. Hunter, W. N. [Injurious insects in Nebraska 5 season 1892.J
<Insect Lite, v. 5, January, 1893, p. 195.

>

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 73

1028. Hunter, W. N. Tlie dipterous enemies of domestic animals and

man. <Ann. Kept. Nebr. State Bd. Agric. for 1895 (181)G), pp.
288-30G, 22 figs.
Treats of buffalo giuats, fleas, bot-flies, horn fly, screw-worm, and sliecp tide.

1029. Huston, H. A, Sugar beets. <Bu]l. No. 49, Ind. Agric. Exp.

Sta., ]\Iarcli, 1894, p. 33.
Mentions damage by Epicauta marginata.

1030. HuTTON, K. E. Grain insects in mills. <Amer. Miller, 1 Octo-

ber, 1894, 1 fig.

1031. Jack, J. G. The red mite on tiees. <Garden and Forest, 1888,

pp. 459-460.

Kemarks on Telranychiis ielarius.

1032. Jack, J. G. The asparagus beetle. <Garden and Forest, 1889,

pp. 399-400.

1033. Jack, J. G. A destructive cornel saw-fly, Harpiphorus rarianus

Nort. <Garden and Forest, 1889, pp. 520-521, fig. 1.

1034. Jack, J. G. A tulip tree leaf destroyer, Gecidomyia Uriodendri.

<Garden and Forest, 1889, pp. C04-605, fig. 1.

1035. Jack, J. G. A newly imported rose saw-fly. <Garden and

Forest, 1890, pp. 151-152.

Notes on Emjyhytus cinctus.

103G. Jack, J. G. State control of the gypsy moth. <Garden and
Forest, 1890, pp. 277-278.

1037. Jack, J. G. Diseases of chrysanthemums caused by insects.

<Garden and Forest, 1890, pp. 439-440, 1 fig.
Treats of Ctcaditla 4-lineata, Lygns lineolaris, Lygwus livcatus, Triphleps
insUliosu.s, Plaijiognathus ohscurits, PJigtomyza chrijsaniheim, and EristaUs
ienax.

1038. Jack, J. G. An insect pest of cattleyas. <Garden and Forest,

1891, pp. 09-100, 1 fig.
Notice of Jsosoma orcliidearum.

1039. Jack, J. G. Can the gypsy moth be exterminated? <Garden

and Forest, 1891, pp. 111-112.

1040. Jack, J. G. Notes on some insects. <Garden and Forest, 1891,

pp. 184-186.

Treats of Gossyparia nlm'i, Orgyia leucostigma, Ilyplianlria ciiiiea, Thyri-
Aopieryx ephemerwformis, and Ocneria dispar.

1041. Jack, J. G. Weevils in leguminous tree seeds. <Gardeu and

Forest, 1891, pp. 280-281, 1 fig.
Notes on Brachid.e.

1042. Jack, J. G. A clematis borer. <Garden and Forest, 1891, p.

490, 1 fig.
Treats of Alcathoe caudata.

1043. Jack, J. G. The perforation of flowers. <Garden and Forest,

1892, pp. 29-30, 1 fig.
. Injury by bees.

74 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1044. Jack, J. G. Notes on two troublesome borers. <Garden and

Forest, 1892, p. 426.

Remarks on CijJlene rohiniiv, JEgeria riihi, and Bemiecia marglnata.

1045. Jack, J. G. The plum curculio as an apple pest. <Garden and

Forest, 1894, pp. 44-45.

1046. Jack, J. G. I^otes on some injurious insects. <Trans. Mass.

Hortic. Soc, 1894, pp. 133-150.

Notes on various species: CyUenc robinia;, Ecdytolopha insitiana, Saperda
Candida, Chrysohoihris femorata, ^-I'^geria exitiosa, CUsiocampa americana,
Ifyphaniria cunca, canker-worms, Orgyia Jeucostigma, Nematus erichsoni,
Jrumigus fulleri, and white grubs.

1047. Jack, J. G. Another herbarium pest. <Garde]i and Forest,

1895, pp. 323-324, 1 fig.
Notes on Epliestia interpunctella.

1048. Jack, J. G. The larch sack-bearer and a birch pest. <Garden

and Forest, 1896, p. 269.
Note on Coleophora laricella, and on an Agrilus boring into birch.

1049. Jackson, H. B. [Destructive locusts in Colorado.] <Insect

Life, V. 6, November, 1893, pp. 32-33.

1050. Jacobsen, R. C, [Damage to cattle hides by the ox bot.] Insect

Life, V. 5, November, 1892, p. 137.

1051. James, J. F. Man's work in defense of plants. <Sci. Amer.

Suppl., July, 1894, pp. 15442-15444, 5 figs.; 14 July, 1894, pp.
15450-15457.
Treats of grasshoppers, hopper-dozers, scale insects and remedies, con-
tagious diseases of insects, insecticides.

1052. Johnson, C. W. Destruction of the pitch-pine forests of Penn-

sylvania by the " i^ine bark beetle." <Rept. of the Forestry
Com.; Dept. Agric. of Penn. for 1895 (1896), pp. 124-129,4
figs,, 1 plate.

Treats of damage by Tomicus cacograpJius; note on a predaceous beetle,
Thanasivius duMus.

1053. Johnson, L. C. The jigger flea of Florida. <Proc. Eut. Soc.

Wash., V. 1, pp. 203-205, 1890.

1054. Johnson, L. C. [Trapping the 12-spotted melon beetle.]

<Insect Life, v. 6, November, 1893, p. 37.

1055. Johnson, W. B. Abnormal living entozoa in the human ear.

<Ophthalmic Record, 1892. <Abstract in Insect Life, v. 4,
p. 340.
Occurrence of Sarcophaga carnaria in human ear.

1056. Johnson, W. G. The Mediterranean flour-moth. <Amer.

Miller, February, 1893, p. 119.

1057. Johnson, W.G. Relations of bark-lice to horticulture. <Trans.

111. State Hortic. Soc, 1894, pp. 170-178, 7 figs.
Treats of various scale insects.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 75

1058. Johnson, W. G. Insects in tiour and grain. <Amer. Miller,

January, 1895, p. 33, 1 fig.
Notes on Triboliumfcrrnf/ineum.

1059. Johnson, W.G. The Mediterranean tiour moth. <Amer. Miller,

1 March, 1895, p. 198, 1 fig.
10(50. Johnson, W. G. Answers to queries and notes on insect injuries
in mills. <Amer. Miller, 1 April, 1895, 1 fig.
Notes on Triholium ferrugineum and Silvanus surinamexsis.

1061. Johnson, W. G. The Mediterranean tiour moth in New York.
<Amer. Miller, 1 May, 1895.

10G2. Johnson, W. G. Answers to queries and notes on insect injuries
in mills. <Amer. Miller, June 1, 1895, 1 fig.
Notes on Triholium ferrugineum and Attagenus piceus.

1063. Johnson, W. G. A)iswers to queries and notes on insect injuries

in mills. <Amer. Miller, 1 July, 1895.

Notes on Attagenus piceus.

1064. Johnson, W. G. Insects injurious to stored grain. <Araer.

Miller, August 1, 1895, p. 587, 2 figs.

Notes on Geleehia cerealella.

1065. Johnson, W. G. Answers to queries and notes on insect injuries

in mills. <Amer. Miller, 1 September, 1895, 1 iig.
Notes on TriboUum ferrugineum and Trogosifa maurHanica.

1066. Johnson, W. G. Answers to queries and notes on insect injuries

in mills. <Amer. Miller, 1 October, 1895.

Notes on Tenehrio obscurus, TriboUum. confitsum, Silvanus surinamensis, Ephestia
kuehniella, and other insects in mills.

1067. Johnson, W. G. Answers to queries and notes on insect injuries

in mills. <Amer. Miller, November, 1895, p. 810.

Notes on Ephestia kuehniella, Tenebroides californica, TriboUum ferrugimum,
Pyralis farinalis, and use of bisulphide of carbon.

1068. Johnson, W. G. A new parasite of the Mediterranean tiour

moth. <Ent. News, 1895, pp. 321-325.
Eecords the breeding of Bracon hebetor.

1069. Johnson, W.G. Insects beneficial to horticulture. <Trans. 111.

State Hortic. Soc. for 1895 (1896), pp. 340-351, 24 tigs.
Remarks on ladyoird beetles, parasites, and predaeeous insects in general

1070. Johnson, W. G. Answers to queries and notes on insect injuries

in mills. <Amer. Miller, January 1, 1896, p. 32, 2 figs.

Notes on TriboUum confusum, Alphitobius diaperinus, PyraUs farinalis, and
Triboliuvi madens.

1071. Johnson, W. G. Answers to emeries and notes on insect injuries

in mills. <Amer. Miller, 1 February, 1896, p. 114, 2 tigs.
Note on Tenebroides matiritanica.

1072. Johnson, W. G. Silk fabric made by insect larvaj. < Amer.

Miller, 1 April, 1896, p. 271, 2 figs.
Work of Plodia inierpunctella.

76 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1073. Johnson, W. G. Answers to queries and notes on insect injuries

in mills. <Amer. Miller, 1 May, 1896.
Treats chiefly of the flour moth in Mexico.

1074. Johnson, W. G. Answers to queries and notes on insect injuries

in mills. <Amer. Miller, July, 1896, p. 501.

Notes on Silvanus surinamensia.

1075. Johnson, W. G. Answers to queries and notes on insect injuries

in mills. <Amer. Miller, October, 1896, p. 725.
Note on TriboUum confusum.

1076. Johnson, W. G. Insects injurious to stored grain. <Amer.

Elev. and Grain Trade, 15 September, 1895, p. 91, 2 figs. ; 15
December, 1895, p. 208, 1 fig.; 15 March, 1896, p. 326, 3 figs.
Treats of Calandra granaria, C.oryzn', Gelechia cerealella, Plodia inierpunctdla,
Pyralis farinalis, and Tinea granella.

1077. Johnson, W. G. The Maryland trees and nursery stock law and

other information of special interest to nurserymen and fruit
growers. <Bull. No. 42, Md. Agric. Exp. Sta., October, 1896,
pp. 146-162, 2 figs.
San Jose scale and legislation.

1078. Johnson, W. G. The flour moth in Mexico. <Ent. News, 1896,

p. 106.

Ephestia kuehniella recorded from Saltillo, Mexico.

1079. Johnson, W. G. Entomological notes from Maryland. <Proc.

Ass. Ecoi). Entom. Bull. No. 6, n. s. Div. Ent. U. S. Dept.
Agric, 1896, pp. 63-66.

1080. Johnson, W. G. Notes on new and old scale insects. <Proc.

Ass. Econ. Entom. Bull. No. 6, n. s. Div. Ent. U. S. Dept.
Agric, 1896, pp. 74-78.

1081. Johnson, W. G. On the Mediterranean flour moth. < Appendix

to the Nineteenth Rept. of the State Entom. of Illinois, 1890,
pp. 70, figs. 7.
A detailed account, with remedies.

1082. Johnson, W. G. Descriptions of five new species of scale insects,

with notes. < Bull. 111. State Lab. Nat. Hist., v. 4, 1896, pp.
380-395, 6 pis.

1083. Jones, F. M. Dermestes vulpinus in goat-skins. < Insect Life,

V. 2, September, 1889, pp. 63-64, 2 figs.

1084. Jones, L. R. Bordeaux mixture as a deterrent against Ilea

beetles. <Proc 15th Ann. Meet. Soc. Prom. Agric. Sci., 1894,
pp. 97-100, 2 pis. <25th Ann. Rept. Ent. Soc. Ontario, 1894,
pp. 06-67.

1085. JouTEL, L. H. Some notes on the ravages of the white ant

( Termes flavipes). < Jouru. N. Y. Ent. Soc, 1893, pp. 89-90.

1086. Justus, S. [Unslaked lime against the rose chafer.] <Insect

Life, V. 3, June, 1891, p. 411.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 77

1087. Justus, S. Car))olic acid for rose chafers. < Insect Life, v. G,

Noveiuber. 181)3, pp. oa-.JO.

1088. Keech, M. B. l*reveutiiig: and destroying lice. <Amer. Agric,

May 18, 1895, p. 516.

1089. Kellicott, D. S. On injurious ^l^gerians. <Journ. Columbus

Hortic. Soc, v. 5, March, 1890, pp. 11-17, 1 i)l.
1890. Kellicott, D. S. Blackberry borer. < Jouru. Columbus Hortic.
Soc, June, 1890, p. 27.

1091. Kellicott, 1). S. Entomology. <Journ. Columbus Hortic. Soc,

June, 1891, pp. 60-62.
Notes ou Eetinia comstockiana, I'seitdaf/lossa hibricalis, ^^</eria aoerni, Podo-
sesia syringa', Haltica chali/bea, aud .Kyeria hoopes, aud a Phycitid in motiii-
taiii asli.

1092. Kellicott, D. S. Report of committee on entomology. <Jouru.

Columbus Hortic. Soc September, 1891, p. 100.

Note ou horu-Uy and ou Melittia veto.

1093. Kellicott, D. S. Note ou the horn ilyin Ohio. <lnsect Life, v. 4,

October, 1891, pp. 35-36. <22d Ann. Kept Eut. Soc Out.,

1891, p. 59.

1094. Kellicott, D. S. Notes on two borers injurious to the mouu-

taiu ash. <Can. Entom., November, 1891, pp. 250-251.

Noti'8 ou Podosesia syrlngcK and ICuzophera semi/nneraUs.

1095. Kellicott, D. S. Observations on forest insects. <Journ.

Columbus Hortic. Soc, Sei)tember, 1892, p. 92.

1096. Kellicott, D. S. RypoderaH columhcv. A note. <lnsect Life,

V. 5, November, 1892, pp. 77-78, 1 fig. '

1097. Kellicott, D. S. Notes on yl^^geriidte of central Ohio. II.

<Insect Life, v. 5, November, 1892, pp. 81-85.

1098. Kellicott, D. S. Report on entomology. <Journ. Columbus

Hortic Soc, December, 1892, pp. 111-112.

1099. Kellicott, D. S. Some museum aud granary pests. <J<)urn.

Columbus Hortic. Soc, April, 1894, pp. 11-12.

Notes OD Lasioptcva (sic) serrivonic, SUodrepa panicea, and Troi/odernKi ornalmn.

1100. Kellicott, D. S. The white ant. <Journ. Columbus Iloitic.

Soc, Juue, 1894, j>. 81.

1101. Kellicott, D. S. Report on entomology. <Journ. Coin: bus

Hortic. Soc, December, 1894, pp. 179-180.

Notes on "skiiipiny galls," etc.

1102. Kellicott, D.S. Report of committee on entomology. <Jouni.

Columbus Hortic. Soc, June and September, 1896, pp. 48-49.

Notes ou JJiaspis roace, Phytonomns punctatus, aud insect food of a toad.

1103. Kellogg, V. L. Kansas notes. <Insect Life, v. 5, November,

1892, pp. 114-116.
Brief notes on several species.

78 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1104. Kellogg, V. L. Common injurious insects of Kansas. <Law-

rence, Kaus., 1892, 8vo., pp. 126, 61 figs. Notice of, in Ent.
News, 1893, p. 47.

1105. Kellogg, Y. L. Insect notes. <Trans. Kans. Acad. Sci., v. 13,

pp. 112-115, 1893.
Notes on Isosoma tritici, Diabrotica lotigicornis, Pioplnla casei, Brosophila sp.

1106. Kellogg, V.L. New method of destroying caterpillars. <Ent.

News, 1894, p. 283.

1107. Kellogg, V. L. Insects injuring drugs at the University of

Kansas. <Insect Life, v. 7, September, 1894, i^p. 31-32.

A list of spec'ies found.

1108. Kellogg, V. L., and Jack, F, J. The California Phryganidian

[Phryganidia californica Pack.). <Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci., v. 5,
pp. 562-570, 1895.

1109. Kellogg, V. L., and Sayke, L. E. [Insects in drugs.] <Proc.

Kansas Pharmaceutical Ass. for 1892.

1110. Kello:m, J. H. Eesiu spray aud its effects. <Calif. Fruit

Grower, 23 November, 1889.

1111. Kellom, J. H. The red scale {Aspidiotus aurantii). <Calif.

Fruit Grower, January, 1890, p. 28.

1112. Kennedy, S. E. The tent caterpillar. <West Amer. Scientist,

September, 1891, pp. 244-245.
A general accouut of its ravages.

1113. Kent, G. H. [Some notes from Mississippi.] <Insect Life, v. 1,

July, 1888, p. 17.
Brief notes on A'^arious common species.

1114. Kent, G. H. Injurious insects in Mississippi for 1888. <Insect

Life, V. 1, January, 1889, pp. 216-217.
Brief notes on various common insects.

1115. Kent, G. H. [Notes of the season from Mississippi.] <Insect

Life, V. 2, March, 1890, p. 283.
Brief notes on many common insects.

1116. Kent, G. H. [Notes from Mississippi.] <Insect Life, v. 3, April,

1891, pp. 337-338.
Brief notes on a number of species.

1117. Kent, G. H. [Notes on three noxious insects of Mississippi.]

<Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, p. 466.

Brief notes on Lucilia maceUaria, Hjipoderma bovis, aud Murgantia histrionica.

1118. Kercheval, a. F., and Gray, F. E. [The Los Angeles County

horticultural commission.] <Insect Life, v. 2, April, 1890, pp.
312-314.

1119. Kern, E. H. [Ducks and the Colorado potato-beetle.] <Iusect

Life, V. 3, June, 1891, p. 398.

1120. Kern, E. H. [Kerosene and animal parasites.] <Insect Life,

V. 6, February, 1894, p. 270.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 79

1121. KiLGORE, B. W. Injury to foliage by aiseiiites. <Bull. 77b,

N. Car. Agric. Exp. Sta., July, 1891, p. 11. Abstract iu Insect
Life, V. 4, p. 284.

1122. Kimball, Miss B. S. Conorhinus sanguisugus: Its habits and

life history. <Trans. Kans. Acad. Sci., v. 14, pi). 128-131, 189<l.

1123. Kimball, B. S. Beneficial insects. <The Industrialist, 21 Sep-

tember, 1890, pp. 13-14.

1124. Kimble, J. O. How to manage cut-worms. <Calif. Fruit

Grower, 21 May, 1893, p. 434.
Recomineuds j)oisoniDg them, aud protecting plants by tina.

1125. Kinney, L. F. Fungicides and insecticides. <BulI. No. 15, R. I.

Agric. Exp. Sta., April, 1892, pp. 11-25.

1126. Kinney, L. F. Strawberry culture. <Bull. No. 22, E. I. Agric.

Exp. Sta., February, 1893, pp. 43-58.
Mentions a few insects, as tlie crown-borer, leaf- roller, etc.

1127. Kinney, L. F. A remedy for the rose bug. < Fifth Ann. Kept.

B. I. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1893, pp. 214-215.

1128. Kinney, L. F. Some special orchard treatment. <Bull. No. 31,

E. I. Agric. Exp. Sta., April, 1895, pp. 17.

Spraying canker worms.

1129. Kinney, L. F. Notes on apple culture. <Bull. No. 37, E. I.

Agric. Exp. Sta., May, 1896, pp. 31-45.

Mentions apple maggot and San Jose scale as injurious.

1130. KiRKLAND, A. H. Insecticides. <Ann. Eept. Seer. Mass. State

Bd. Agric, 1895 (1896), pp. 363-371.

1131. KiRiiXAND, A. H. The gypsy moth in ]\Iassachusetts. <Can.

Ent., November, 1896, pp. 279-283.

A discussion on the work of its extermination, at the Buftalo meeting of the
Ass. Econ. Entom., 1896.

1132. KiRKLAND, A. H. A new insecticide. <Proc. Ass. Econ. Entom.

Bull. No. 6, n. s., Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1896, pp. 27-29.
Records the value of arsenate of barium as an insecticide.

1133. Klages, E. A. Scolytus4-spinosus. <Ent. News, 1896, i^p. 11-12.

Notes also on S. muticus and S. rugidosus.

1134. Klages, E. A. Hxns coneavns Say as an injurious insect.

<Entom. News, January, 1896, p. 13.

1135. Klee, W. G. Treatise on the insects injurious to fruit and fruit-

trees of California. <San Francisco, 8vo., 1888, jip. 61, 47
figs., 4 pis.

1136. Klee, W. G. Codlin moth remedies. <Third Biennial Eept.

Calif. State Bd. Hortic, 1888, pp. 83-86.

1137. KleEjW. G. Eeportofthe State inspector of fruit pests. <Third

Biennial Eept. Calif. State Bd. Hortic, 1888, pp. 242-258, 10
figs., 8 pis.
Treats of iSannina jjaci^ca, J^Jgeria impropria in strawberry Toots,Xylehoru8
xylographus, Aspidiotua aurantiif A. pernicioaus, and leerya purchaai.

80 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1138. Klee, W. G. a new peach pest. <Paciflc Kural Press, 12 Jan-

uary, 1889, p. 26.

Note on Sannina pacifica,

1139. Klee, W. G. A peculiar habit of the codUn moth. <Pacific

Kural Press, 12 October, 1889, p. 314.

1140. Klee, W. G. Injurious insects. <Proc. Tenth Fruit Growers'

Gon vention, Calif., 1889, pp. 14-18.

Notes on Samdna padfica,\)Vomn apricot muXei {Lecanium armemacum), nwii
the codling-niotli.

1141. KoEBELE, A. More toes of Icerya. <Pacitic Rural Press, 29

December, 1888, p. 550.

1142. KOEBELE.A. [Hessian fly in California.] <Insect Life, v. 2,

January and February, 18 0, p. 252.

1143. KoEBELE, A. Eeport of a trip to Australia made under direc

tion of the entomologist to investigate the natural enemies of
the tinted scale. <Bull. No. 21, Div. Ent. U. S. Bept. Agric,
1890, pp. 32, 16 figs.

Notes on Icerya ami other scale insects and their predaceoiis enemies.

1144. KoEBELE, A. Eeport on California insects. <Bull. No. 22, Div.

Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1890, pp. 85-94.
Notes on Pohjcaon confertus, Chnjsohothris mali, Diabrotica soror, tent-cater-
pillars, cutworms, codling moth, Hessian fly, and joint-worms.

1145. KoEBELE, A. Report of experiments with resin compounds on

phylloxera, and general notes on California insects. <l>ull.
No. 23, Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1891, pp. 37-44.

1146. KoEBELE, A. Sugar-cane insects in New South Wales. <Insect

Life, V. 4, August, 1892, pp. 385-389.

1147. KoEBELE, A. [Report on a trip to Australia.] <Rept. on the

importation of parasites and predaceous insects. Calif. State
Bd. Hortic, 1892, pp. 7-12.

1148. KoEBELE, A. studies of parasitic and predaceoiis insects in

New Zealand, Australia, and adjacent islands. <U. S. Dept.
Agric, 1893, pp. 39.

1149. KoEBELE, A. Experiments with the hop louse in Oregon and

Washington. <Insect Life, v. 6, November, 1893, pp. 12-17.

1150. KoEBELE, A. [The x>i'esent status of the recent Australian

importations.] <Insect Life, v. 6, November, 1893, pp. 26-29.

1151. KoEBELE, A. Report on entomological work in Oregon and Cali

fornia; notes on Australian importations. <Bull. No. 32, Div.
Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1894, pp. 33-36.

1152. KoEBELE, A. Beneficial insects. <Fourth Biennial Rept. State

Bd. of Plortic, Calif., for 1893-94 (1894), pp. 145-150.
A report of observations on insect enemies of coccids in Australia.

1153. Knickerbocker, M. [A southern cricket destructive to the

strawbeiry.] <Insect Life, v. 4, March, 1892, j). 276.
A species of Gryllus.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 81

1154. Kohl, W. M. Seventeen-year locust. <Farmers' Review, 4
November, 1891, p. 700.

1165. [Kruckeberg, n. W.] The red and black scales. <The Eural
Californiau, September, 189G, p. 37G, 2 figs.

Treats of Aspidiotus aurantii and Lecaniuni olew.

115G. [Kruckeberg, H. W.] Economic entomology. <Tlie Rural
Calif., October, 189G, p. 41G, 3 figs.

Treats of Eurtjcreon rantalis, parasites oi Lecanium olew, and other insects.

1157. [Kruckeberg, H. W.] Economic entomology. <The Rural

Calif., November, 189G, p. 455.

Treats of the herding of ladybirds and of the problematic value of the
Khizobius in destroying the San Jose scale.

1158. [Kruckeberg, H. W.| Nature's remedy in Australia. <Tlie

Rural Calif., December, 1896, p. 489.

Value of parasites and predaceous insects.

1159. Kunze, R. E. Entomological materia medica. <Traus. Natl.

Eclectic Med. Ass. for 1893; Orange, N. J., 1894, pp. 525-542.
Historical review of medical use of insects, arranged according to the orders
of insects.

IIGO. Lake, E. R. Codling moth in Oregon. <Rural New Yorker, 14
June, 1890, p. 38G.

1161. Lamberson, E. C [An alfalfa worm in Wyoming]. <Insect

Life, V. 6, November, 1893, pp. 36.

A species of Loxostege, near L. sticticaUs.

1162. Lambert, Y. E, Insects on roses. <The So. Cultivator and

Dixie Farmer, July, 1896, pp. 326.

1163. Lane, H. D. Destructive insects. <Anu. Rept. Com. Agric.

Ala. for 1892 (1893), pp. 13-14, 1 fig.
Treats of Mnrgantia histrionica, Picris I'ajnv, Doryphora 10-lineaia.

1164. Lane, H. D. Preserving corn from weevil and Angoumois moth.

<Anu. Rept. Com. Agric. Ala. for 1893 (1894), pp. 16-19, 2 figs.

1165. Larrabee, J. H. Paris green and the honey bee. < Insect Life,

V. 4, March, 1892, p. 282.

1166. Laurent, P. Ravages of the locust borer. <Ent. News, 1893,

pp. 285-286.
Notes on Cyllene robinia-.

1167. Lazenby, W. R. Report on best legislation regarding the intro-

duction and spread of weeds, insects, and fungi, <Rept, Ohio
State Hortic. Soc. for 1895-96, pp. 202-205.

1168. Lelong, B. M. The fig: its artificial fertilization. <Pac. Rur.

Press, 21 November, 1891.

1169. Lelong, B. M. California fig industry. <Trans. Calif. State

Agric. Soc, 1891, pp. 130-182.

Notes on capritication.
3909 6

82 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

ITTO. juElong, B. M. Insects injurious and beneficial, with tree dis-
eases and their enemies. <Eept. Calif. State Bd. Hortic. for
1891 (1892), pp. 183-259, 20 figs., 2 pis.
Introduction of insect pests, bop aphis, grasshoppers, scale insects, remedies
in general, beneficial insects, api^le roots resistant to woolly aphis, and the
Blastophaga.

1171. Lelong, B. M. Injurious insects. <Rept. Calif. State Bd.

Hortic. for 1889 (1890), pp. 155-233, 59 figs.
Treats of scale insects, plant-lice, Selandria cerasi, Diahrotka 3-vitfata, D.
soror, CarpocapHa pomonella, Xotodonta concinna, Conofrachchts nenuphar,
Aramigns fnlleri, Conotrachelus crataij'i, Anthanomus qnadrigibbus, Cocotorus
scuteUar'ia, Sannlna pacijica, Anarsia lineatella, Xylehorua pyri,Pohjcaon con-
ferttis, and I'etranychus ielaritis.

1172. Lelong, B. M. Beneficial insects. <iiept. Calif. State Bd.

Hortic. for 1889 (1890), pp. 2G0-288, 39 figs., 1 pi.
Notes on lady-birds, Vedalia,Chrysopa, Syrjjhns flies, Prionidtis cristatus, ana
hymeuopterous parasites.

1173. Belong, B. M. Beneficial and injurious insects. <Eept. Calif.

State Bd. Hortic. for 1890 (1890), pp. 250-289, 10 figs., 1 pi.

Notes on lady-birds, Chrysopa californica, Catabomba pyrasiri, Diabrotica
soror, 1). trivitiata, and canker-worms.

1174. Belong, B. M. The codling moth. <Calif. Cultivator, April,

189G, p. 105.

1175. Lintner, J. A. Apple-tree tent-caterpillar. GUsiocampa ameri-

cana. <Count. Gentl., 5 July, 1888, i>. 511.

1176. Lintner, J. A. Honey-dew on hickory leaves. <Count. Gentl.,

5 July, 1888, p. 511.

1177. Lintner, J. A. Grape-leaf galls. <Count. Gentl., 5 July, 1888,

p. 511.

Remedies for Laaioptera vitis.

1178. Lintner, J. A. Stalk-borer. <Count. Gentl., 12 July, 1888,

p. 532.

1179. Lintner, J. A. An entomological friend. <Orange Co. Farmer,

12 July, 1888, p. 8.
Treats of Anatis 15-punctata.

1180. Lintner, J. A. The ash gray blister beetle. <Count. Gentl.,

19 July, 1888, p. 547.

Injury by and remedy for Macrobasis unicolor.

1181. Lintner, J. A. Insects on apple trees. <Count. Gentl., 19

July, 1888, p. 548.

1182. Lintner, J. A. The light-loving grape-vine beetle. Anomala

lucicola. <Count. Gentl., 2G July, 1888, p. 505.

1183. Lintner, J. A. The black long-sting. <N. Eng. Homestead,
.; 4 August, 1888, p. 286.

^( Value of ThaJessa atrata in destroying the larva of Tremex columba.

1184. Lintner, J. A. A grape vine caterpillar. Thyreus ahbotii.

<Count. Gentl., 19 August, 1888, p. 599.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OP ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 83

1185, LiNTNER, J. A. The spittle insects. <New Eug. Homestead,
15 September, 1888, p. 333.

118G. LiNTNER, J. zV. A fly on the heads of cattle. <Count. Gentl.,
LM) September, 1888, p. 705.
First notice of lioin-tlj', Avhicb, however, is not rccoguizod as such.

1187. LiNTNER, J. A. The melon plant louse. <Count. Gentl., 27

September, 1888, yt. 725.
Notice oi Aphis cucumeris and a Cecidomyia on luuskmelon leaves.

1188. LiNTNER, J. A. The hag-moth caterpillar. <Connt. Gentl., 27

September, 1888, p. 725.

1189. LiNTNER, J. A. An ichneumonized caterpillar. Interesting

case of parasitism. <Count. Gentl., 27 September, 1888, p. 725.

Cocoons of Jpanteh's congregatus on larva of Darapsa myron.

1190. LiNTNER, J. A. Thousand-legged worms. <Oount. Gentl., 27

September, 1888, p. 725.
Julits cwruleocincttis eating roots of geraniums.

1191. LiNTNER, J. A. Yellow-necked apple-tree caterpillar. <Count.

Gentl., 4 October, 1888, p. 743.
Injury by and remedy for Dalana ministra.

1192. LiNTNER, J. A. The cow-fly, horn-fly, or Texan-fly. <Count.

Gentl., 11 October, 1888, p. 759.

1193. LiNTNER, J. A. Oak galls. <Count. Gentl., 18 October, 1888, p.

775.
Galls of Niuroterus vcrrucanim on oak.

1194. LiNTNER, J. A. The cow-fly or Texas-fly. <Count. Gentl., 18

October, 1888, p. 779.

1195. LiNTNER, J. A. Caterpillar on the chestnut. (Count. Gentl., 18

October, 1888, p. 78(3.
Mention of Haliaidola Ussellaris.
119G. LiNTNER, J. A. The white grub of the May-beetle. <Bull. jST.

Y. State Mus. Nat. Hist. No. 5, November, 1888, pp. 31, figs. 5.
Detailed account, Avith preventives and remedies.

1197. LiNTNER, J. A. Cutworms. <Bull. N. Y. State Mus. Nat. Hist.,

No. G, November, 1888, pp. 3G, figs. 28.

Detailed account of their ravages, life-history, food-plants, list of sijecies,
natural euemies, preventives, and remedies.

1198. LiNTNER, J. A. Eed-humped apple-tree caterpillar. <Count.

Gentl., 22 November, 1888, p. 875.

Treats of (Kdcmasia concinna.

1199. LiNTNER, J. A. A familiar pest. <N. Eng. Homestead, 24 No

vember, 1888, p. 421.
Treats of Sjihhix <iuinquemaculata.

1200. LiNTNER, J. A. Identification of the cow-fly — Hcvmatobia ser-

rata. <Count. Gentl., 29 November, 1888, p. 893.

1201. LiNTNER, J. A. Wireworms. <Count. Gentl., 29 November, 1888,

p. 893..

84 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1202. LiNTNEB, J. A. Egg deposits of flower cricket. <Count. Gentl.,

6 December, 1888, p. 911.
Egg deposits of (Ecanihus.

1203. LiNTNER, J. A. White-marked tussock egg-clusters. <Count.

Gentl., 6 December, 1888, p. 911.

1204. LiNTNER, J. A. Fourth report on the injurious and other insects

of the State of New York. <From the 41st Eept. N. Y. State
Mus. Nat. Hist., 1888, pp. 237, tigs. 07.
Notes on hemlock insects: laosoma hordei, Thalessa hinator, Jmphibolips
primus, JiilacomcrKs liitcsccus, Orgijia leucostigma, Lagoa opercularls, Nephe-
lodes violans, Homoptera lunata, Cecidomyia balsamicola, LasiopUra vitis,
Chloropisca prolifica, Phytomyza lateralis, MegiUa macnlata, Chauliognathua
marginatus, Sltodrepa panicea, Xylotrechus colonus, Haltka bimarginata,
Crepidodera rujipes, Scolytus riigulosus, Coryilmca ciliata, Mdanolestvs picipes,
Mytilaspis pomorum, Fyielns Uneatus, Cermatia forceps, Systcna blanda,
Leptocoris tririUaliis, and brief notes ou Bolerus sp., Anisopteryx 2)ometaria,
Tinea pellionella, Anthrenus scrophxblarkv, Galeruca xanthomelwna, Hylesirms
opaculus, Fhlwotribits liminaris, and Ccresa bubalus.

1205. LiNTNER, J. A. Ai)ple-tree tent-caterpillar. <Count. Gentl., 4

April, 1889, p. 269.
120G. LiNTNER, J. A. Apple-tree bark-louse. <Count. Gentl., 4 April,
1889, p. 209.

1207. LiNTNER, J. A. A mite infesting dwellings. <Ohio Farmer,

13 April, 1889, p. 274.
Notice of a species of Bryobia.

1208. LiNTNER. J. A. Cabbage-maggot. <Oount. Gentl., 6 June, 1889,

p. 440.

1209. LiNTNER, J. A. Apple-tree worm. <Count. Gentl., 6 June, 1889,

p. 440.

1210. LiNTNER, J. A. Kose-bug destroying peaches. <Count. Gentl.,

G June, 1889, p. 441.

1211. LiNTNER, J. A. The rose-leaf hopper. <Oount. Gentl., 6 June,

1889, p. 441.
Treats of Tettigonia rosw.

1212. LiNTNER, J. A. Parasite on potato beetle. <Count. Gentl.,

13 June, 1889, p. 450-457.
Uropoda americana on Dorypliora.

1213. LiNTNER, J. A. Grain aphis. <Count. Gentl., 13 June, 1889,

p. 457.

Treats of Siphonophora arena.

1214. LiNTNER, J. A. Apple-tree flies. <Count. Gentl., 13 June, 1889,

p. 457.

Occurrence in great numbers of Bibio albipennis.

1215. LiNTNER, J. A. Hop-yard pest reappears. <Count. Gentl., 27

June, 1889, p. 497.
Remedies for tlie hop-aphis.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 85

1216. LiNTNER, J. A. The currant aphis. <Count. Geutl., 20 June,

1889, p. 474.

Treats of Mi/zus riMs.

1217. LiNTNER, J. A. Asparagus beetle. <Count. Gentl., 20 June,

1889, p. 478.

1218. LiNTNER, J. A. Grain aphis. <Count. Gentl., 27 June, 1889,

p. 49G.

Notes on Siphouopliora arena-.

1219. LiNTNER, J. A. Insect depredations. <Count. Gentl., 27 June,

1889, p. 496.
Remarks on the grain aphis.

1220. LiNTNER, J. A. Our insect enemies and how to meet them.

<N. J. State Board Agric, July, 1889, pp. 22.

1221. LiNTNEK, J. A. The corn worm. <N. Eng. Homestead, 13 July,

1889, p. 237.
Treats of Gortyna nitcla.

1222. LiNTNER, J. A. Insects on lima beans. Squash bugs. <Count.

Gentl., 18 July, 1889, p. 543.
Remedies for Diabroiica vittata and. Atiasa tristis.

1223. LiNTNER, J. A. Eemedies for the hop -louse. <N. Eng. Home-

stead, 27 July,'1889, p. 253.
1221. LiNTNER, J. A. The yellow woolly bear. <N. Eng. Homestead,
27 July, 1889, p. 253.
Notes on Spilosoina virginica.

1225. LiNTNER, J. A. The white grub of the may beetle {Laclino-

sterna fusca). <Trans. N. Y. State Agric. Soc. for 1883-86
(July, 1889), pp. 5-33, figs. 1-5.
A reprint, with additions, of Bull. 5, N. Y. State Mus. Nat. Hiat.

1226. LiNTNER, J. A. Cutworms. <Traus. N. Y. State Agric. Soc. for

1883-86 (July, 1889), pp. 66-100, figs. 1-28.
A reprint, with additions, of Bull. 6, N. Y. State Mus. Nat. Hist.

1227. LiNTNER, J. A. The aphididie or plant-lice. <Trans. N. Y.

State Agric. Soc. for 1883-80 (1889), pp. 101-115, figs. 9.
A reprint, with additional matter, from the Proc. West. N. Y. Hortic. Soc.

1887.

1228. LiNTNER, J. A. The grain aphis. <Couut. Gentl., 1 August,

1889, p. 579.
Notes on Siphon ophora avena\

1229. LiNTNER, J. A. Maple-tree borer. <Count. Gentl., 1 August,

1889, p. 579.
Notes on GJycoiius sj^eciosua.

1230. LiNTNER, J. A. The cow-fly. <Count. Gentl., 1 August, 1889,

p. 579.

1231. LiNTNER, J. A. Insects in wheat — not injurious. <Eural N.

Yorker, 3 August, 1889, p. 509.
Notes on Phalacrus politus found in heads of wheat.

86 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1232. LiNTNER, J. A. Oak-tree pruuer. <Count. Geutl., 29 August,

18S9, p. 651.
Remarks on Elajihidion j^coaUclitm.

1233. LiNTNER, J. A. Black blister-beetle. <CouDt. Geutl., 12 Sep-

tember, 1889, p. 694.
Notice of Epicauta pennsylvamca.

1234. LiNTNER, J. A. Mites in bran. <Count. Geutl., 19 September,

1889, p. 711.

Note on Tyroglyphus airo (?).

1235. LiNTNER, J. A. The peach tree borer. <Count. Geutl., 14

November, 1889, p. 861.

Life history of Sannina exiiiosa; remedies.

1236. LiNTNER, J. A. Insects in cord wood. <Couut. Geutl., 14

November, 1889, p. 862.

1237. LiNTNER, J. A. A horn-tail and its enemies. <Couut. Geutl.,

21 November, 1889, p. 881.
Notes on Tremex columha.

1238. LiNTNER, J. A. The bean-weevil. <N. Eng. Homestead, 21

December, 1889, p. 425.

1239. LiNTNER, J. A. Fifth report on the injurious and other insects of

the State of New York. <From the 42d Rept. N. Y. State Mus.
Nat. Hist., 1889, pp. 151-344, figs. 50.
Some general notes; articles on Nematus erichsonii, X. snlicis-pomnm, Barapsa
myron, Alypia ociomaculata, Endryas yrafa, Fhohetron pithecium, Anisota
senatoria, Agrotia saueia, Mamestra picta, M. grandis, Penihinn nimbatana,
Incurraria acerifoliella, Hwmatohia serrata, Dyvasles tityiis, Oberea bimacu-
lata, Galeruca xanihomelcena, Clastoptera obtitsa, Siphoxophora arena-, Myzus
cerasi, Anisopteryx rernata, Aspidiotus nerii, Anihomyia brassicw, and brief
notes on common species.

1240. LiNTNER, J. A. Gypsy moth in Med ford, Mass. <Count. Geutl.,

23 January, 1890, p. 69.

1241. LiNTNER, J. A. Mites infesting smoked meats. <Orauge Judd

Farmer, 25 January, 1890, p. 63.
Remarks on Tyroglyphus s'lro.

1242. LiNTNER, J. A. Useful insects. <Count. Geutl., 27 February,

1890, p. 170.

Eggs of ManliH Carolina.

1243. LiNTNER, J. A. Late experiences with insects injurious to the

orchard and garden. <Proc. Western N. Y. Hortic. Soc, Jan-
uary, 1890, pp. 16-35.

1244. LiNTNER, J. A. Spraying for the curculio. <Count. Gentl., 24

April, 1890, p. 329.

1245. LiNTNER, J. A. Apple-tree insects. <Count. Gentl., 24 April,

1890, p. 329.

1246. LiNTNER, J. A. Poisonous insects. <Couut. Gentl., 1 May, 1890,

p. 347.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 87

1247. LiNTNER, J. A. The ^y {Chloropisca prolijica). <Count. Geutl.

1 May, 1890, p. 349.

1248. LiNTNEE, J. A. Spraying for fruit-tree insects. <Count. Gentl.,

22 May, 1890, p. 407.

1249. LiNTNER, J. A. Eggs in plum twig. <Gount. Gentl., 22 May,

1890, p. 407.
Eggs of some tree-hopper.

1250. LiNTNER, J. A. Wireworms on cabbage. <Count. Gentl., 5

June, 1890, p. 450.

1251. LiNTNER, J. A. Insect strawberry pests. <N. Eng. Farmer, 4

June, 1890, p. 1.
Notes on Parta aterrima and Otiorhynchus ovatus.

1252. LiNTNER, J. A. Grain apliis. <Oount. Gentl., 12 June, 1890,

p. 470.

Notice of Siphonophora avence.

1253. LiNTNER, J. A. [Some fruit insects.] <Pop. Gardening, June,

1890, p. 198.
Treats of a Coleophora on pear, Xyleborns pyri, Limonius coufitsiis in quince
blossoms, Phlaotrihus Uminaris in peach bark, Ualtica chalybea, Podisux
cynicus destroying currant worms.

1254. LiNTNER, J. A. A grain weevil distributed. <Couut. Gentl.,

19 June, 3890, p. 489.

Notice of Calaudra oryza.

1255. LiNTNER, J. A. Sheep scab. <Count. Gentl., 19 June, 1890, p.

493.

Remarks on Psoroptes cqui.

1256. LiNTNER, J. A. [The grain aphis.] <ISr. Eng. Homestead, 21

June, 1890, p. 216.

1257. LiNTNER, J. A. Rose leaf-hopper and rose- slug. <Count. Gentl.,

3 July, 1890, p. 538.
Notes on Teitiyonia rosw and Selandria rosw.

1258. LiNTNER, J. A. Sweet-potato beetles. <Couut. Gentl., 3 July,

1890, p. 538.
Treats of Casslda nigripes and Coptocycla aurichalcea.

1259. LiNTNER, J. A. A new bug. <N. Eng. Homestead, 5 July,

1890, p. 232.
Treats of Tmctocera ocellana.

1260. LiNTNER, J. A. The cut worm. <Count. Gentl., 24 July, 1890,

p. 590.
Notice of Helioihis armiger.

1261. LiNTNER, J. A. Locust-tree borer. <Count. Gentl., 14 August,

1890, p. 644.

Preventives of Cyllene rohinicr.

1262. LiNTNER, J. A. Elm-tree beetle. <Count. Gentl., 14 August,

1890, p. 644.

88 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1263. LiNTNER, J. A. lusect parasites. <Count. Geutl., 21 August,

1890, p. 662.
Records ApanieUs congregaius on the green grape-vine Sphinx.

1264. LiNTNER, J. A. The carpet beetle. <Count. Geutl., 21 August,

1890, p. 662.

1265. LiNTNER, J. A. Spittle insects. <Couiit. Gentl., 25 September,

1890, p. 759.

1266. LiNTNER, J. A. The pear-leaf blister. <Count. Gentl., 2 Octo-

ber, 1890, p. 781.
12G7. LiNTNER, J. A. Weevils in rye. <Count. Gentl., 2 October,
1890, p. 782.
Note on Calandra granaria.

1268. LiNTNER, J. A. Diseased Austrian pines. <Count. Gentl., 16

October, 1890, p. 820.

Occnrrence of scales of CMonaspis innifoU(v.

1269. LiNTNER, J. A. Bean weevil. <Count. Gentl., 13 November,

1890, p. 898.

Life history of Bruchiis ohsoletus.

1270. LiNTNER, J. A. The larch saw-fly. <Count. Gentl., 13 Novem-

ber, 1890, p. 905.
Ravages of Nematus erichsonii in Canada.

1271. LiNTNER, J. A. Bot-fly of the hare. <Count. Gentl., 13 Novem-

ber, 1890, pp. 905-906.
Notice of Ciiterchra cmiicuU.

1272. LiNTNER, J. A. Insects infesting maple trees. <N. Eng. Home-

stead, 15 November, 1890.

1273. LiNTNER, J. A. The striped cucumber beetle. <Count. Gentl.,

20 November, 1890, p. 925, 926.

1274. LiNTNER, J. A. The woolly-bear caterpillar. <Oount. Gentl., 27

November, 1890, p. 941.
Treats of l^yrrharctia Isabella.

1275. LiNTNER, J. A. Apple-leaf bucculatrix. <Count. Gentl., 4

December, 1890, p. 962.

1276. LiNTNER, J. A. Sixth report on the injurious and other insects

of the State of New York. <From the 43d Kept. N. Y. State
Museum of Nat. Hist., 1890, pp. 103-203, figs. 25.

Treats of Eumenes fraterna, Hypodcrma horis, Drosopliila sp., Adalia bipunc-
tata, DcrmesU's lardarius, Agrilus ruficolUs, Coptoct/cla aurichalcea, C. clavata,
Bruclms scuieUaris, Hymenoriis obsciirns, Mcloe angusticollis, Epicautavittata,
E. cinerea, E. pennsylvanica, Pomphop(jca sayi, Podisus sjnnosus, Priotiidus
cristaius, Pulvinaria innumerabUis, A2)liis brassic(e, Gryllotalpa borealis,
Melanoplus fitnur-rubrum, Ixodes bovis, and Bryobia pratensis.

1277. LiNTNER, J. A. The squash bug. <Count. Gentl., 8 January,

1891, p. 23.

1278. LiNTNER, J. A. Grain weevil infesting mills. <Count. Gentl.,

15 January, 1891, p. 47.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 89

1279. LiNTNER, J. A. Bacon beetle. <Couut. Gentl., 12 February,

1891, p. 130.

Note ou Dermestes lardaritis.

1280. Ltntner, J. A. Scale insects. <Count. Gentl., 20 March, 1801,

p. 257.

1281. LiNTNER, J. A. Bark lice. <Connt. Gentl., 20 March, 1891, p.

257.

1282. LiNTNER, J. A. Injurious insects. <Count. Gentl., 2 April, 1891,

p. 273.

1283. LiNTNER, J. A. Quince-tree borer. <Count. Gei.tl., 9 April,

1891, p. 294.

1284. LiNTNER, J. A. Honey-dew ou pear twigs. <Oount. Gentl., 10

April, 1891, p. 317.

1285. LiNTNER, J. A. Arsenic and honey experiments. <Count.

Gentl, 10 April, 1891, p. 317.
Is arseuical spraying liannfiil to honey-bees?

1280. LiNTNER, J. A. Entomology. <Proc. 37th Ann. Meeting West-
ern N. Y. Hortic. Soc, January, 1891, pp. 10-17,

1287. LiNTNER, J. A. How to control the hop aphis. <N. Eng. Home-

stead, 2 May, 1891, p. 193.

1288. LiNTNER, J. A. Apple-tree, insects of early spring. <Count.

Gentl., 7 May, 1891, p. 374,375.
Treats of Aplnii mail, CoJeophora malivorcUa, Tmctocera ocelhina Jluccithnrix
pomifoUella, aud J'siilla pyri.

1289. LiNTNER, J. A. Orange leaf trouble. <Count. Gentl.. 7 May,

1891, p. 375.

1290. LiNTNER, J. A. How to kill the rose bug. <Isr. Eng. Homestead,

9 May, 1891, p. 205.

1291. LiNTNER, J. A. The apple- worm. <Count. Gentl., 28 May, 1891,

p. 438.

1292. LiNTNER, J. A. Wheat insects. <Count. Gentl., 28 May, 1891,

p. 438.

1293. Ltntner, J. A. Wire-worms in corn. <Count. Gentl., 28 May,

1891, p. 431.

1294. LiNTNER, J. A. Melon and strawberry pests. <Count. Gentl.,

4 June, 1891, p. 457.

1295. LiNTNER, J. A. The peach-tree borer. <Count. Gentl., 4 June,

1891, p. 457.

1296. LiNTNER, J. A. A serious danger — The new pest that threatens

the pear crop. <N. Eng. Homestead, 13 June, 1891, p. 249.
Treats of tlie pear midge.

1297. LiNTNER, J. A. The gartered plume moth. <Gount. Gentl., 18

June, 1891, p. 497.

90 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1298. LiNTNER, J. A. New strawberry pest. <Count. Gentl., 25 June,

1891, p. 575.

Notes on Serica tristis.

1299. LiNTNER, J. A. Lady bug and cherry aphis. <Count. Gentl.,2

July, 1891, p. 537.
Remarks on Myzus cerasi, and Anaiis 15-punciata.

1300. LiNTNER, J. A. Beet insects. <Oount. Gentl., 16 July, 1891, p.

577.

1301. LiNTNER, J. A. Apple aphis. <Count. Gentl., IC July, 1891, p.

578.
Note on Aphis mali.

1302. LiNTNER, J. A. The pear-tree Psylla. <Couiit. Gentl., G August,

1891, p. 637.

1303. LiNTNER, J. A. Insects injuring red raspberries. <Rural N.

Yorker, 8 August, 1891, p. 577.
Notes on Synchlora rnhtvoraria.

1301. LiNTNER, J. A. Pine beetle injuring linen. <Count. Gentl., 27
August, 1891, p. 700.

1305. LiNTNER, J. A. Foes of the Kilmarnock willow. <Orange

County Farmer, 3 September, 1891, p. 1.

Note on Mytilaspis pomoriim.

1306. LiNTNER, J. A. [Entomological.] <Count. Gentl., 10 Septem-

ber, 1891, p. 735,
Treats of the horn fly, Euphoria fnlgid a, elm leaf-beetle, Craponius inaqualis,
measnring worm, and rat-tail maggot.

1307. LiNTNER, J. A. The locust mite. <Oount. Gentl., 24 Septem-

ber, 1891, p. 775.
Remarks on Trombidiiim locustarum,

1308. LiNTNER, J. A. The Cecropia caterpillar. <Count. Gentl., 24

September, 1891, p. 777.

1309. LiNTNER, J. A. An interesting caterpillar. <Count. Gentl., 1

October, 1891, p. 797.
Cocoon of Artace punctislriga on apple bark.

1310. LiNTNER, J. A. Grapevine leaf-hopper. <Count. Gentl., 8 Octo-

ber, 1891, p. 815.
Notes on Erythroneura vitifex.

1311. LiNTNER, J. A. The squash bug. <Couut. Gentl., 22 October,

1891, p. 851.

1312. LiNTNER, J. A. A destructive potato aphis. <Count. Gentl.,

22 October, 1891, p. 857.
Species not known.

1313. LiNTNER, J. A. White grubs. <Couut. Gentl., 29 October,

1891, p. 875.

1314. LiNTNER, J. A. Sprayed grapes are harmless. <Ent. News.,

November, 1891, p. 181.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 91

1315. LiNTNER, J. A. The pear midge, Diplosis pyrivora, in New
York. <Can. Ent., November, 1891, p. 224. "

131G. LiNTNER, J. A. On the eye-spotted bud moth in western New
York. <Cau. Ent., November, 1801, p. 231.

1317. LiNTNER, J. A. Seventh report on the injurious and other

insects of the State of New York. <Froni the 44th liei)t. N.
Y. State Mus. Nat. Hist., 1801, pp. 215-404, figs. 40.
General review of the year; Aulacomcrus liiiesccns, Pyrrharclia isabella, Hel-
ophilus lattfrons, Chlorojnsca prolijica, Phytomyza chrysanihemi, Dynasles
Utyus, Brnchus obsoletus, B. rnfnnanits, B. lenlis, Conotrachehts nenuphar,
Cicada Hcptendeeivi, Bryohia pratcnsis, Cermatia forceps, .'iikI brief notes on
Ocneria disjjar, Spilosoma rirginica, Thyridopteryx ephemrraforxiis, Erchns
odora, Tmetocera ocellana, Cecidomyia hahamicola, EpUachna horcalis, Silo-
drepa panicea, Saperda Candida, Fhytonomus punctaius, Monarihrum mali,
and Aphis brassicce.

1318. JjINTNER, J. A. Killing the pea weevil. <Rural N. Yorker, 2

April, 1802, p. 227.

1319. LiNTNER, J. A. Early grasshoppers. <Count. Gentl., 14 April,

1892, pp. 286-287.
Notice of the yonng of Cliimarocepltala viridifasciata.

1320. LiNTNER, J. A. Cluster flies, Pollenia rudis. <Count. Geutl.,

5 May, 1892, p. 358.

1321. LiNTNER, J. A. Slugs on pear trees. <Oount. Gentl., 10 May,

1802, p. 387.
Notes on Eriocampa cerasi.

1322. LiNTNER, J. A. The cherry-tree aphis on the wild-goose plum.

<Oount. Gentl., 26 May, 1892, p. 407.
Remarks on Myzus cerasi.

1323. LiNTNER, J. A. The scurfy bark louse. <Count. Gentl., 0 June,

1802, p. 458.

1324. LiNTNER, J. A. The harlequin cabbage bug. <Count. Gentl., 9

June, 1802, p. 458.

1325. LiNTNER, J. A. The pear-tree psylla. <Science, 17 June, 1892,

pp. 343-344.

1326. LiNTNER, J. A. The apple-tree tent-caterpillar. <Count. Gentl.,

23 June, 1802, p. 402.

1327. LiNTNER, J. A. Aster and lily pests. <Count. Gentl., 23 June,

1802, p. 402.
No definite determinations.

1328. LiNTNER, J. A. The cow-horn fly. <Count. Gentl., 30 June,

1802, p. 501.

1320. LiNTNER, J. A. The meal-worm, Tenebrio ohscurns. <;Count.

Gentl., 30 June, 1892, p. 501.
1330. LiNTNER, J. A. The pear-leaf blister. <Count. Gentl,, 30 June,

1802, p. 504.

92 BIBLIOGRAPHY OP ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1331. LiNTNER, J. A. Injuries to a maple tree. <Couiit. Gentl., 21

July, 1892, p. 552.
Notes on Glycohiua speciosus. ,

1332. LiNTNER, J. A. A cauliflower pest. <Oount. Gentl., 11 August,

1892, p. GOO.
I'ieris rapiv on cauliflower.

1333. LiNTNER, J. A. Pear eating beetle. <Count. Gentl., 8 Septem-

ber, 1892, p. G67.

Note on Enplioria inda.

1334. LiNTNER, J. A. Eoseleaf caterpillar. <Oount. Gentl., 8 Septem-

ber, 1892, p. G67.

Larva of Parasa chloris.

1335. LiNTNER, J. A. strawberry root grub. <Oount. Gentl., 8 Sep-

tember, 1892, p. 667.

1336. LiNTNER, J. A. The black blister beetle. <Count. Gentl., 15

September, 1892, p. 689.

Note on Epicauta pennsylvanica.

1337. LiNTNER, J. A. The hag-moth caterpillar. <Oount. Gentl., 22

September, 1892, p. 709.

Notice of Phohetron pitheciiivi.

1338. LiNTNER, J. A. Remedy for the army worm. <Count. Gentl.,

6 October, 1892, p. 750.

1339. LiNTNER, J. A. Weevil in a granary. <Count. Gentl., 6 October,

1892, p. 750.

1340. LiNTNER, J. A. Cabbage worms. <Oount. Gentl., 13 October,

1892, p. 767.

1341. LiNTNER, J. A. Tent caterpillar. <Oount. Gentl., 13 October,

1892, p. 767.

1342. LiNTNER, J. A. Kerosene emulsion. <Count. Gentl., 13 Octo-

ber, 1892, p. 767.

1343. LiNTNER, J. A. Will the cow-horn fly remain with us? <Count.

Gentl., 13-October, 1892, p. 769.

1344. LiNTNER, J. A. A thrips attack on cabbage. <Count. Gentl.,

27 October, 1892, p. 809.

1345. LiNTNER, J. A. TheTischeria apple- leaf miner. <Count. Gentl.,

27 October, 1892, p. 809.
Remedj' for Tischeria malifolieUa.

1346. LiNTNER, J. A. Distribution of the pear Psylla. <Count. Gentl.,

3 November, 1892, p. 831.

1347. LiNTNER, J . A. The cow-horn fly in New York. <Count. Gentl.,

10 November, 1892, p. 847.

1348. LiNTNER, J. A. Apple-tree Bucculatrix. <Count. Gentl., 22

December, 1892, p. 967.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 93

jt9. LiNTNER, J. A. Eighth report ou injurious and other insects of
the State of New York. <From the 45th Kept. N. Y. State
Mus. Nat. Hist., 1893, pp. 121-320, figs. 53.
Review of the year: Synchlora glaucaria, Bucculatrix canadcnsiella, Diplosia
pyrirora, Clmtoptcra ol>tusa,C. pint, Thalessalmiator, Janus flaviventris, Nema-
tits erichsoiiii, Feniscca tarquiniiis, Eudryas grata, ScoUoptcryx libatrir,
Exechia SY*., Telephorita hiUncatus, Lachnostcrna fitaca, Cyllene pivta, Tencbrio
molifor, I'ulvinaria iiinumerahilis, Gryllus lucinosiis, Tromhidiiim locitstarniu,
Sannina exitiosa, Agrotis ypsilon, (lortyna nitvla, Hamatohia serrata, wiro-
wornis, Macrodactyhis subspinosux, Glycobins spccioaus, Anasd tristis, Fhorodon
humuli. Aphis ciicumcris, Corimelana pidicaria, Aspidlotaa nerii, Lccaniiim sp.
and some apple insects.

1350. LiNTNER, J. A. How to prevent the ravages of the cabbage

maggot. <Gardening, 1 February, 1893, i>. 155.

1351. LiNTNER, J. A. A destructive ebn-tree bark borer. <Garden

and Forest, 15 February, 1893, p. 76.

Remarks on Sapcrda trideniata.

1352. LiNTNER, J. A. Plaut-lice. <Count. Gentl., 9 March, 1893, p.

186.

1353. LiNTNER, J. A. The Angoumois moth, Sitotroga cerealella.

<Count. Gentl., 9 March, 1893, pp. 188, 189.

1354. LiNTNER, J. A. Report of the committee on eiitoinoh)gy. <Proc.

Western N. Y. Hortic. Soc, January, 1893, pp. 28-43.
Notes ou Ocneria dispar, Zeuzera pyrina, and Saperda trideufata.

1355. LiNTNER, J. A. The periodical cicada. <Oount. Gentl., 23

March, 1893, p. 226.

1356. LiNTNER, J. A. Mites attacking mushrooms. <Oount. Gentl.,

23 March, 1893, pp. 228, 229.

1357. LiNTNER, J. A. Flower crickets and apple twigs. <Count.

Gentl., 30 March, 1893, p. 246.

Eggs of (Ecanthus.

1358. LiNTNER, J. A. The onion-fly — Phorbia ceparum. <Couiito

Gentl., 30 March, 1893, p. 246.

1359. LiNTNER, J. A. Myriapods and mites in "scabby" potatoes.

<Count. Gentl., 27 April, 1893, p. 329.

1360. LiNTNER, J. A. Spraying for codling moth. <Oount. Gentl., 27

April, 1893, p. 329.

1361. LiNTNER, J. A. [Insects on lettuce and cabbage.] <Gardening,

1 May, 1893, p. 264.

1362. LiNTNER, J. A. The clover-hay worm — Pyralis mstalis Fabr.

<Count. Gentl., 4 May, 1893, p. 349.

1363. LiNTNER, J. A. When to spray. <Count. Gentl., 11 May, 1893,

p. 368.

1364. LiNTNER, J. A. Clover-leaf weevil. <Count. Gentl., 18 May,

1893, p. 386.
Notes on Phytonomus punctatus.

94 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1365. LiNTNER, J. A. Apple-tree borer. <Couut. Gentl., 18 May, 1893,

p. 387.
Pupip of Saperda Candida.

1300. LiNTNER, J. A. The bud- worm. <Count. Gentl., 18 May, 1893,
p. 387.

1307. LiNTNER, J. A. A danger to apple buds. <The N. Y. Home-
stead, 25 May, 1893, p. 236.
Note on Tmetocera ocellana.

1368. LiNTNER, J. A. The iuvasiou of plant-lice in New York. <Amer.

Farmer, 1 June, 1893, p. 1.
Abundance of Aphis malt.

1369. LiNTNER, J. A. The apple-tree aphis. <Count. Gentl., 8 June,

1893, p. 449.

1370. LiNTNER, J. A. Some potato i>ests. <Count. Gentl., 8 June,

1893, p. 449.
Notice of Crepidodera cticumerls, wire-worms and Julus caruleocinctua.

1371. LiNTNER, J. A. A greenhouse pest. <Gardening, 15 June, 1893,

p. 313.

An uudescribed species of Sciara.

1372. LiNTNER, J. A. The afyple-tree aphis. <Amer. Farmer, 15 June,

1893, p. 8.
Unusual abundance of the pest and the remedies.

1373. LiNTNER, J. A. A new peach insect. <Count. Gentl., 29 June,

1893, p. 508.
Injury to the fruit of peach by rentatomajuniperina.

1374. LiNTNER, J. A. Caterpillar on rye. <Count. Gentl., 29 June, 1893,

p. 508.
Note of Leiicania .albilinea.

1375. LiNTNER, J. A. Ants on fruit-trees. <Count. Gentl., 6 July,

1893, p. 523.
Mentions two species, Camponotus hercitlanus and Cremastogaster cerasi.

1376. LiNTNER, J. A. A new grapevine pest. <Count. Gentl., 6 July,

1893, p. 523. j

Records Anomala mnrg'mata on grapevines in North Carolina. ^

1377. LiNTNER, J. A. Ants on peonies. <Count. Gentl., 6 July, 1893,

p. 524. I

1378. LiNTNER, J. A. Three-lined leaf-beetle. <Oount. Gentl., 6 July,

1893, p. 524.
Damage to gardens by Lema trilineata.

1379. LiNTNER, J. A. [The Angoumois moth.] <Orange County

Farmer, 6 July, 1893, p. 4. i

1380. LiNTNER, J. A. The wheat-head army- worm. <Couut. Gentl.,

13 July, 1893, p. 539. I

Remarks on Leucania albilinea. ^

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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 95

1381. LiNTNER, J. A. The zebra caterpillar. <Couiit. Gentl., 13 July,

1893, p. 539.

1382. LiNTNER, J. A. Wheat-weevil. <Couut. Gentl., 13 July, 1893,

p. 510.

1383. LiNTNER,J.A. [Entomological.] <Count. Gentl., 20 July, 1893,

pp. 557-558.
Treats of Endienopa binotata ou wistaria, Glycobius spevionus iu maple, elm
leaf-beetle, Dt/tinciis harrisii, Telea 2>olypheinus, and I'emphifjus acerifolH.

1381. LiNTNER,J.A. The walnut span-worm. <Gardeuing, 15 August,
1893, p. 377.
Damage probably by Boarmia plumor/eraria.

1385. LiNTNER, J. A. How to control the squash-bug. <Gardening,

15 August, 1893, p. 377.

1386. LiNTNER, J. A. Bagworm. <Count. Gentl., 17 August, 1893,

p. G34.

1387. LiNTNER, J. A. Grain- weevil <Count. Gentl., 31 August, 1893,

p. 671.

1388. LiNTNER, J. A. The insects of the past year and progress in

insect studies. <Trans. Albany Institute, August, 1893,
pp. 227-240.
Treats of JSiphonojjhora aveiiw, Fhorodon humuli, Clisiocampa (unerieaiia, Orgi/ia
leufostigma, Clisiocampa si/lvatica, Oliorhynchus ovattis, aud Silrauu.s siiri-
namensis.

1389. LiNTNER, J. A. The cabbage aphis. <Count. Gentl., 11 Sep-

tember, 1893, p. 717.

1390. LiNTNER, J. A. Plugging trees with sulphur. <Count. Gentl.,

28 September, 1893, p. 753.

1391. LiNTNER, J. A. Black blister beetle attack on asters. <Gar-

dening, 1 October, 1893, p. 28.

Records Epicauta pennsylvanica on asters in llliuois.

1392. LiNTNER, J. A. The clover-seed caterpillar. <Oount. Gentl., 5

October, 1893, p. 773.
Life-history of Grapholitlia interstictana.

1393. LiNTNER, J. A. Grasshopper plague in New York. <Count.

Gentl., 12 October, 1893, p. 793.

Ahnndanve of Mvlanoplus femur-rabrtim and M. atlanis iu western New York,
remedies for same.

1394. LiNTNER, J. A. A potato-beetle killer. <Orange County

Farmer, 19 October, 1893, p. 1.

Notice of Lebia grandis.

1395. LiNTNER, J. A. Insect pests. <Gardening, 15 November, 1S93,

p. 77.

1396. LiNTNER, J. A. On arsenical spraying of fruit-trees wliile in

blossom. <Insect Life, 1893, pp. 181-185. Also iu 24th Ann.
Eept. Ent. Soc. Out., p. 102.

96 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1397. LiNTNEE, J. A. Ninth report on the injurious and other insects

of the State of New York. <rroni the 4Gtb Eept. N. Y. State
Mus. Nat. Hist., 1893, pp. 293-491, figs. 31.

Notea on Anthrenus scrophulario', Atlagenns piccus, Tenchrio obsciinis, roUenia
rudis, Min'c/antia histrionica, I'sijlla pyricola, Chortophaga viridifaficiata, Erio-
campa cerasi, I'apilio cresphonies, Podosesia sijrhu/ir, Carpo<apsa pomoiicUa,
Djjnastes titijus, Crioceris asparufji, Sysiena frontalis, CItaiilioijnathus penn-
sylvanicus, Fissodes strobi, Myzns cerasi, Vcmphigus tesseUata, rin/llojcra
vitifoliiv, Elaphidion paraUelum, Diahroiica vittata, Craponius iiurqualis,
Phlccotribita liminaris, Myzus ribis, and beot insects.

1398. LiNTNER, J. A. Grubs destroying inermet roses. <The Florist's

Exchange, 10 February, 1894, p. 170.

Injury to the roots by white grubs.

1399. LiNTNER, J. A. A maple-tree scale insect. <Gardening, 15

March, 1894, p. 206.

Treats of rulvinaria innumerabiUs.

1400. LiNTNER, J. A. The rose slug. <Gardening, 1 April, 1891,

p. 230.

Account of Monosteyia rosw, Cladias pectinicornis and Emphytus cinctus.

1401. LiNTNER, J. A. White worms at the roots of house-plants.

<Gardening, 15 April, 1894, p. 257.

1402. LiNTNER, J. A. Apple maggot — Trypcta pomonella. <Count.

Gentl., 3 May, 1894, p. 349.

1403. LiNTNER, J. A. The insect that kills the pine-tree borers. <Gar-

dening, 15 May, 1894.
Notice of the introduction of Citrus formicarius to prey on Dcndroctonus
frontalis.

1404. LiNTNER, J. A. Probably white grubs. <Count. Gentl., 17 May,

1894, p. 386.

1405. LiNTNER, J. A. The periodical cicada or the seventeen-year

locust. <Circular, Albany, N. Y., 19 June, 1894, pp. 4.

1406. LiNTNER, J. A. Pear-leaf blister mite. <Count. Gentl., 21 June,

1894, p. 408.

1407. LiNTNER, J. A. Chestnut weevil. <Count. Gentl., 5 July, 1894,

p. 504.
Notice of Balininus caryatrypes.

1408. LiNTNER, J. A. Eose-bugs. <Count. Gentl., 5 July, 1894, p. 504.

1409. LiNTNER, J. A. Friendly insects. <Count. Gentl., 5 July, 1894,

p. 504.

Remarks on Chilocorus bivulnerus.

1410. LiNTNER, J. A. Plant-lice at the roots of asters. <Gardening,

15 July, 1894, p. 358.
Probably Aphis middletonii.

1411. LiNTNER, J. A. Ants in strawberry beds. <Count. Gentl., 2

August, 1894, p. 568.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 97

1412. LiNTNER, J. A. Grapeviue caterpillar. <Couut. Geutl., 2

August, 1894, p. 508.
Notice of larva of Thyniis abbotii.

1413. LiNTNER, J. A. Euemies of the potato beetle. <Count. Gentl.,

2 August, 1894, p. 508.

1414. LiNTNER, J. A. Elm-leaf beetle. <Count. Gentl., 10 August,

1894, p. 000.

1415. LiNTNER, J. A. Worms destroying cauna leaves. <Florist's

Exchange, 8 September, 1894, p. 788.

Notice of PamphUa tthlius aud au Arctiid larva ou foliage of canuas.

1410. LiNTNER, J. A. Sumac galls. <Couut. Gentl., 20 September,
1894, p. 080.

Notes ou Melaphis rhois.

1417. LiNTNER, J. A. The box-elder plant-bug. <Count. Gentl., 27

September, 1894, p. 099.

1418. LiNTNER, J. A. A beetle feeding ou green corn. <Count.

Gentl., 27 September, 1894, p. 701.
Note on Euphoria inda.

1419. LiNTNER, J. A. Musk melon borers at the South. <Count.

Gentl., 4 October, 1894, p. 721.
Remarks on Eudioptis nitidalis aud E. hyalinata.

1420. LiNTNER, J. A. Pear rust. <Count. Gentl., 4 October, 1894, p.

722.
Possibly due to Pliytoptus.

1421. LiNTNER, J. A. The Indian cetonia. <Gardening, 1 November,

1894, pp. 55-50.

1422. LiNTNER, J. A. Injurious beetles. <Gardening, 1 jS^ovember,

1894, p. 50.
Remarks on Euryomia inda, aud Cyllene robiniw.

1423. LiNTNER, J. 'A. A maple-tree borer. <Gardening, 1 November,

1894, p. 50.

Records ^geria aceriii from New Jersey.

1424. LiNTNER, J. A. The squash bug. <Gardeuing,' 1 November,

1894, p. 50.

1425. LiNTNER, J. A, " North Dakota's New Bug." <Oount. Gentl.,

22 November, 1894, p. 841.
Undoubtedly Leptocoria trivittatua.

1420. LiNTNER, J. A. Experiment station work on Long Island.
<Amer. Agric, 1 December, 1894, p, 404.

1427. LiNTNER, J. A. Grubs in manure. <Gount. Gentl., 27 Decem-

ber, 1894, p. 931 .

Note on lAgyrus relictns.

1428. LiNTNER, J. A. Ants in a lawn. <Oouut. Gentl., 3 January,

1895, p. 9.

3909 7

98 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOIMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1429. LiNTNER, J. A. The apple-tree apliis. <Couut. Gentl,, 10

January, 1895, p. 27.

1430. LiNTNER, J. A. The apple-tree bark -louse. <Couiit. Gentl., 10

January, 1895, p. 27.

1431. LiNTNER, J. A. Colorado beetles. <Oouut. Gentl., 10 January,

1895, p. 30.

1432. LiNTNER, J. A. Attacking scale insects. <Couiit. Gentl., 7

February, 1895, p. 108.

1433. LiNTNER, J. A. Garden slugs. <Count. Gentl., 21 February,

1895, p. 147.

1434. LiNTNER, J. A. Ehinoceros beetle. <Count. Gentl., 21 March,

1895, p. 230.

1435. LiNTNER, J. A. Vermicides [insecticides for vermin.] <Couiit.

Gentl., 4 April, 1895, p. 260.

1436. LiNTNER, J. A. Some destructive shade tree pests. <Dept.

Public Instruction, State of New York, Arbor Day Manual,
3 May, 1895, Albany, 0 April 1895, pp. 13-17, 6 ligs.

1437. LiNTNER, J. A. The San Jose scale, Aspidiotus perniciosus, and

some other destructive scale insects of the State of New York.
<Bull. N. Y. State Mus. Nat. Hist., 3, No. 13, 1895, April, pp.
267-305, 7 pis.

1438. LiNTNER, J. A. A bad scale on currant bushes. <Gardening,

15 May, 1895, p. 263.
Notes ou ylspidiotus anojlus.

1439. LiNTNER, J. A. The currant aphis. <Gardeniug, 15 May, 1895,

p. 263.

1440. LiNTNER, J. A. The bean weevil. <Count. Gentl., 16 May, 1895,

p. 389.

1441. LiNTNER, J. A. The bean weevil. <Oount. Gentl., 23 May, 1895,

p. 408.

1442. LiNTNER, J. A. Millipedes and wire-worms. <Count. Gentl.,

30 May, 1895, p. 423.

1443. LiNTNER, J. A. Carpet-eating insects. <Count. Gentl., 30 May,

1895, p. 423.
Notes on Tinea lyelUonella and Attagenns piceus.

1444. LiNTNER, J. A. Plum-tree aphis. <Gardening, 1 June, 1895,

p. 281.
Note on ApMs prunifoUi.

1445. LiNTNER, J. A. Cutworms. <Count. Gentl., 6 June, 1895, p.

440.

1446. LiNTNER, J. A. The asparagus beetle goes north. <Count.

Gentl., 13 June, 1895, p. 455.

1447. LiNTNER, J. A. The pear midge. <Count. Gentl., 13 June,

1895, p. 456.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 99

1448. LiNTNBR, J. A. Pear midge agaiu. <Couut. Gentl., 20 June

1895, p. 472.

1449. LiNTNER, J. A. A new maple-tree insect. <Count. Gentl., 27

June, 1895, pp. 484-485.
Notes ou Ste<janoi)tiicha claypolhtna.

1450. LiNTNER, J. A. Plum-tree scale. <Couut. Gentl., 27 July,

1895, p. 485.

1451. LiNTNER, J. A. Elm-leaf beetle. <Count. Gentl., 1 August,

1895, p. 568.

1452. LiNTNER, J. A. Horn-tail borer. <Gouut. Gentl., 1 August,

1895, p. 568.

1453. LiNTNER, J. A. Orcliard insects. <Count. Gentl., 1 August,

1895, p. 568.

1454. LiNTNER, J. A. The black peach aphis. <Count. Gentl., 8

August, 1895, p. 583.

1455. LiNTNER, J. A. The sugar-maple borer. <Gount. Gentl., 8

August, 1895, p. 583.

1456. LiNTNER, J. A. New scale insect. <Count. Gentl., 8 August,

1895, p. 585.

Note on GossyiJaria ulmi,

1457. LiNTNER, J. A. The harlequin cabbage bug. Count. Gentl., 15

August, 1895, p. 599.

1458. LiNTNER, J. A. The carpet beetle. <Count. Gentl., 15 August,

1895, p. 599.

1459. LiNTNER, J. A. A pugnacious caterpillar. <Gardeuing, 15

August, 1895, p. 364.
Note on Thyreua dbhotii.

1460. LiNTNER, J. A. An insect attack on maples. <Gardeniug, 15

August, 1895, p. 364.

1461. LiNTNER, J. A. An insect gall. Gardening, 15 August, 1895, p.

366.
Gall of Rhodite8 on sweetbrier.

1462. LiNTNER, J. A. Caterpillars and borers. <Count. Gentl,, 29

August, 1895, p. 632.

Protection from orchard pests.

1463. LiNTNER, J. A. Black blister beetle. <Count. Gentl., 29 xiugust,

1895, p. 632.

1464. LiNTNER, J. A. A scale insect on osage orange hedge. <Gar-

dening, 15 September, 1895, p. 11.

Note on Fulvinaria maclitnv.

1465. LiNTNER, J. A. To kill red ants in the house. <Gardening, 15

September, 1895, p. 12.

1466. LiNTNER, J. A. A friend, not a foe. <Count. Gentl., 19 Septem-

ber, 1895, p. 685.
Value of Rippodamia convvrgins. '

100 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY,

1467. LiNTNER, J. A. A humbug insect cure. <Count. Gentl., 19

September, 1895, p. 687.

1468. LiNTNER, J. A. The squash bug. <Couut. ( leutl., 19 September,

1895, p. 687.

1469. LiNTNER, J. A. Squash bugs — squash-viue borers. <Couiit.

Gentl., 3 October, 1895, p. 719.

1470. LiNTNER, J. A. The box elder plant bug. <Couut. Gentl., 31

October, 1895, p. 786.

1471. LiNTNER, J. A. Tenth report on the injurious and other insects

of the State of New York. <From the 48th Eept. N. Y. State
Mus. Nat. Hist., 1895, pp. 341-633, figs. 24, pis. 4. (Includes
article by E. P. Felt on scorpion-tiies.)

Treats of auts ou fruit trees, Berostenus sp., Ocneria dispar, Goriyna immanis,
ir. cataphracta, Siiotroga cerealella, Biplosis injrivora, Sciara copropliila, S.
caJdaria, Phora agarici, Agrilus riijicollis, Anomala liicicola, A. marginata,
DiabroUca vittata, Diholia borealis, Otiorhijnchus ovatus, Conoirachclits cra-
twgi, Cicada septendecim, Psylla pyricola, plant-lice, Peittatoma jmiiperina,
Leptocoris trivittatas, grasshoppers, Jiilus coerulcocmctus, Tyroghjplms Untneri,
and Phytoptus pyri.

1472. LiNTNER, J. A. The elm leaf-beetle in Albany. <Proc. Ass.

Econ. Entom., Bull. No. 2, u. s., Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric,
1895, pp. 50-56.

1473. LiNTNER, J. A. The striped cottonwood beetle. <Proc. Ass.

Econ. Entom., Bull. No. 2, u. s., Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric,

1895, pp. 69-74.

1474. LiNTNER, J. A, Ou the girdling of elm twigs by the larva:* of

Orgyia leucostigma. < Amer. Nat., January, 1896, pp. 74-75.

1475. LiNTNER, J. A. Wireworms in corn. <'Count. Gentl., 20 Febru-

ary, 1896, p. 144.

1476. LiNTNER, J. A. A solution for killing worms. <Gardening, 15

March, 1896, p. 199.
Mentions pyretlirum water, quassia water, tobacco water, mustard water,
and lime water for greenhouse plants.

1477. LiNTNER, J. A. The apple maggot, Trijpeta pomonella. <Gar-

dening, 1 April, 1896, p. 218.

1478. LiNTNER, J. A. Apple maggot. <Couut. Gentl., 2 April, 1896,

p. 270.

1479. LiNTNER, J. A. The cheese skipper. <Couut. Gentl., 9 April,

1896, p. 293.

Piopliila casei in meat; remedies.

1480. LiNTNER, J. A. Scale insects. <Gardening, 15 April, 1896,

p. 234.
Remedies for Mytilaspis pomorum and Chionasins furfur us.

1481. LiNTNER, J. A. The southern corn-root worm. <Count. Gentl.,

30 April, 1896, p. 353.
Habits of Diabrotica 12-pwuclata.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 101

1482. LiNTNER, J. A. Tlioasaud-legged worms iiifestiug greeuliouses.

<CTardeuiiig, 1 May, 1890, pp. 251-252.
Remedies and ropelliiiits for millipedes.

1483. Ltntner, J. A. Elm leaf-beetle. <Count. Gentl., 14 May, 1890,

p. 330.

1484. LiNTNER, J. A. Tlie harlequin cabbage bug. <(fardeniug, ]5

May, 1896, p. 256.

1485. LiNTNER, J. A. A plum mite. <Couiit. Gentl., 21 May, 1890,

p. 406.

Leaf-o-alls on a Chickasaw plum determined as tliose of Pliytoptus priini, not
hitherto recorded from this country.

1486. LiNTNER, J. A. The fire worm. <Count. Gentl., 28 May, 1896,

p. 431.
Orchard defoliation by Anisopterijx vernaia.

1487. LiNTNER, J. A. Fruit tree aphides. <Count. Gentl., 11 June,

1890, p. 400.
Notes on Myzus cerasi and Aphis prnnifolia'.

1488. LiNTNER, J. A. Hose bugs. <Gardening, 1 July, 1896, p. 311.

.Salt lor breeding ground of rose-bugs.

1489. LiNTNER, J. A. Wire worms. <Count. Gentl., 9 July, 1896,

p. 540.

1490. LiNTNER, J. A. Tent caterpillars. <Count. Gentl., 23 Julj^,

1896, p. 571.
Notes on Clisioeampa americana.

1491. LiNTNER, J. A. The army worm. <Count. Gentl., 23 July,

1896, p. 574.

1492. LiNTNER, J. A. Cutworms and borers. <Count. Gentl., 30 July,

1896, p. 591.

1493. LiNTNER, J. A. More about the army worm. <Count. Gentl.,

6 August, 1896, p. 600.

1494. LiNTNER, J. A. Snapping bugs. <Count. Gentl., 6 August,

1896, p. 610.
Use of poisoned baits to attract them.

1495. LiNTNER, J. A. Blister beetles. <Count. Gentl., 13 August,

1896, p. 624.

1496. LiNTNER, J. A. Willow butterfly. <Count. Gentl., 27 August,

1896, p. 666.

Note on Vanessa anfiopa.

1497. LiNTNER, J. A. Caterpillars and j^arasites. <Count. Gentl.,

27 August, 1896, p. 670.
Note on ApanteJcs congregatus on Ampelopliaga mijron.

1498. LiNTNER, J. A. The oak pruner. <Couut. Gentl., 3 September,

1896, p. 682.
Note on EJapliUJion parallelum

102 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1499. LiNTNER, J. A. The beech-tree blight. <Couut. Gentl., 10

September, 1896.

Note on Pemphigus imhricator.

1500. LiNTNER, J. A. The Cecropia moth. <Couut. Gentl., 24

September, 1896, p. 746.

1501. LiNTNER, J. A. Elm-tree borer. <Count. Gentl., 24 September,

1896, p. 746.
Remedies for Saperda tridentaia.

1502. LiNTNER, J. A. Imported scale insects. <Count. Gentl., 24

September, 1896, p. 745.
Note oil scales on imported Japanese plants; spread of Diaspis lanatus.

1503. LiNTNER, J. A. Pea bugs. <Count. Gentl,, 1 October, 1896,

p. 763.

Note on Bruclnts pisorum.

1504. LiNTNER, J. A. Eose leaf-hopper. <Count. Gentl, 1 October,

1896, p. 703.

Remedies foi- Typldocyha rosa\

1505. LiNTNER, J. A. The wheat wire worm. <Count. Gentl., 22

October, 1896, p. 826.

Remedies for Agriotes maneus.

1506. LiNTNER, J. A. Apple-tree borers. <Connt. Gentl., 10 Decem-

ber, 1896, p. 949.

Treatment for Sapenla Candida and Chrrjsoboiliris femorata.

1507. LiNTNER, J. A. Notes on some of the insects of the year in the

State of New York. <Proc. Ass. Econ. Entom. Bull. No. 6,
Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1896, pp. 54-61.
A general review of the insect damage of the year.

1508. LiNTNER, J. A. Eleventh report on the injurious and other

insects of the State of New York. <From the 49th Report on
the N. Y. State Mus. Nat. Hist., 1896, pp. 89-325.

Notes on ants, bees vs. spraying, Orgyia leucostigma, Endioptis nitidialia, E.
hyalinaia, Pyrausta fuHlalis, Mecyna reversalis, Pyralis costalis, GraphoJitha
interstinctana, Antispila nyssu'folidla, Tischeria malifolieUa, Cecidomyia
hetuliv, IHplosis ciioitmeris, D. scUgera, Anthomyia sp., Anthreniis scrophu-
lariw, Crioccris asparagi, Lina SGfipta, Galeriicella Itifeola, G. cavicollis,
Blissns leucopterus, Aspidiotits perniciosus, Thrips tahaci, Tyroglyphus hete-
romorpling, and list of apple insects.

1509. Locke, D. M. The codlin moth and stored apples. <Fruit

Growers' Journal, 15 February, 1890,

1510. LoCKWOOD, S. The larva of the stag-beetle eating railroad ties.

<Journ. N. Y. Micr. Soc. 4, 1888, pp. 147-149.

1511. LoDEMAN, E. G. The pear psylla. <Garden and Forest, 1892,

p. 285.

1512. LoDEMAN, E. G. The spraying of orchards. <Bul]. No. 60,

Cornell Univ. Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1893, pp. 255-296,
fig's. 4.
Notes on insecticides.

>

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 103

1513. LODEMAN, E. G. The spraying of plants. <Macmilhui & Co.,

1896, New York, separate book.

Treats of insecticides and sprayiug apparatus.

1514. LouNSBURY, 0. P. A new greeuliouse pest. <Seventb Ann.

Kept. Mass. Hatch. Exp. Sta., 1894 (1895), pp. 111-132, pis. 4.
Detailed account of Orthczia insiijnis, with descriptions of other species of
the genus.

1515. LouNSBURY, 0. P. Division of entomology. <Bnll. No. 28,

Mass. Agric. Exp. Sta., April, 1895, pp. 30, 14 figs., 1 pi.

Treats of canker worms, army worm, corn worm, (Kdemasia concinna, Vam'ssa
antiopa, Ph)/Uacns flaviroilri'^, Gossij2^(i>'i<^ vlmi, and Orlhezia insif/nis.

151G. LOUNSBURY, C. P. The antiopa butterfly. <Mass. Ploughman,
27 June, 1896, p. 1.

1517. Love, E. G. Notes on the seventeen-year cicada, Cicada sep-

tendecim. <Journal N. Y. Micr. Soc, April, 1895, pp. 38-46,

1 pi.

1518. Lowe, V. H. The white-marked tussock moth, Orgyia leticos-

tigma^ in western New York. <Garden and Forest, 1895,
pp. 314-315, fig. 1.

1519. Lowe, V. H. Notes on the recent invasion of the army worm.

<Bull. No. 104, N. Y. Agric. Exp. Sta., July, 1896, pp. 122-129,

2 figs., 2 pis.

Army worm on Long Island.

1520. Lowe, V. H. The oak scale at Geneva, N. Y". <Ann. Kept. N. Y^

Agric. Exp. Sta., 1895 (1896), pp. 550-551, 1 fig.
Notes on Asierodiasjns querckoJa.

1521. Lowe, V. H. The white-marked tussock moth in western New

York. <Ann. Eept. N. Y. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1895 (1896), pp.
552-553, 1 fig.

1522. Lowe, V. H. The cotton-wood leaf beetle at Liverpool, N. Y.

<Ann. Rept. N. Y. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1895 (1896), pp. 554-558,
1 fig., 2 pis.
Notes on Lina scripta.

1523. Lowe, Y. H. The corn worm. <Anu. Eept. N. X. Agric. Exp.

Sta., 1895 (1896), pp. 559-565, 2 figs.

1524. Lowe, V. H. The striped cucumber beetle. <Ann. Rept. N. Y.

Agric. Exp. Sta., 1895 (1896), pp. 566-573, 3 figs.

1525. Lowe, V. H. The New Y'ork plum Lecanium. <Ann. Rept.

N. Y. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1895 (1896), pp. 574-595, 5 i)ls.

Lecanium sp.

1526. Lowe, Y. H. A preliminary report of experiments with remedies

for the potato flea beetle. <Ann. Rept. N. Y. Agric. Exp. Sta.,
1895 (1896), pp. 596-597, 1 pi.
Note on Crepidodera cucumeris.

1527. Lucas, F. A. A note on museum pests. <Insect Life, v. 1, June,

1889, p. 384.
Notes on Anthrenus variua and Dermestea maculatus.

104 P.IBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1528. Lugger, O. Notes on the Eocky Mouutaiu locust in Ottertail

County, Minn., in 1888. <Bull. No. 3, Minn. Agric. Exp. Sta.,
July, 1888, pp. 25-34.

1529. Lugger, O. [Notes on the chinch bug in Minnesota.] <Insect

Life, V. 1, October, 1888, p. 113.

1530. Lugger, O. Fungi which kill insects. <Bull. No. 4, Minn.

Agric. Exp. Sta., October, 1888, pp. 2G-41.

1531. Lugger, O. Division of entomology. < Ann. Rept. Minn. Agric.

Exp. Sta., 1888, pp. 300-3G8, figs. 31.
Contains matter from l)ulletius on army worm, cliincli bug, and grass-
hoppers.

1532. Lugger, O. The Eocky Mountain locust in Ottertail County,

Minn., in 1889. <Bull. No. 8, July, 1889, pp. 17-32, 9 figs.,
2 pis.

1533. Lugger, O. Insects affecting willows and poi^lars. <Bull. No.

9, Minn. Agric. Exp. Sta., November, 1889, pp. 48-64, figs. 20.
Life-liistory of a number of insects.

1534. Lugger, O. Fond of grammar. <Ent. News, 1890, p. 38. 1 fig.

Damage of Trogosita maiiritanica to a book.

1535. Lugger, O. Oak caterpillars. <Bull. No. 10, Minn. Agric.

Exp. Sta., March, 1890, pp. 75-84, figs. 4, pis. 2.
Descriptions of tlie larvte and figures of moths.

1536. Lugger, O. Insects injurious to small fruit. <Ann. Eept.

Minn. State Hortic. Soc, 1890, pp. 164-172, 7 figs.

Notes on Agrilus rufieoUis, (Ecanthus niveus, Jigeria i'lpuUformis, Psenocenis
supernotatus, C'eresa bttbalus.

1537. Lugger, O. Sheep scab, and how to cure it. <Bull. No. 16,

Minn. Agric. Exp. Sta., April, 1891, pp. 75-84, figs. 7,
Chiefly compiled from Curtice.

1538. Lugger, O. Migratory locusts in Minnesota in 1891. <Bull.

No. 17, Minn. Agric. Exp. Sta., August, 1891, pp. 87-108, figs.
15; also, in Bull. No. 27, Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1892,

pp. 18-24.
Life history, use of hoiiper-dozers, etc.

1539. Lugger, O. A new pest to fruit trees. <Ann. Eept. Minn.

State Hortic. Soc, 1891, pp. 267-271, 7 figs.
Notes on Heterodera radicola.

1540. Lugger, O. Preliminary report upon an insect injurious to

wheat. <Bull. No. 23, Minn. Agric. Exp. Sta., September,
1892, pp. 167-170.
Notice of the "frit-fly."

1541. Lugger, O. Tent caterpillars. <Ann, Kept. Minn. State

Hortic Soc, 1892, pp. 369-372, 4 figs.

1542. Lugger, O. Entomology. <Bull. No, 28, Minn. Agric Exp.

Sta., March, 1893, pp. 75-143.
Popular article on classification and insecticides.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 105

1543. Lugger, O. Chinch bug. < Farmers' Eevie\v, IG August, 1893.

1544. LUGGEK, O. The chinch bug. <Bull. No. 37, Minn. Agric.Ex.

Sta., December, 1894, pp. 153-182, figs. 12; also, in Sta. Rept.
for 1894.

Life history, migration, diseases and enemies.

1545. Lugger, O. A few enemies of the phim. <Ann. Eept, Minn.

State Hortic. Soc, 1894, pp. 409-421, 2 figs.
Notes on plum cun-nlio, gouger, aphis, and mite.

154G. Lugger, O. Flies. <Ann. Kept. Minn. State Hortic. Soc, 1895,
pp. 411-416.

1547. Lugger, O. Insects injurious in 1895. <Bull. No. 43, Minn.

Agric. Exp. Sta., January, 1896, pp. 99-251, 75 figs., 16 pis.;
also, as First Ann. Eept. of the Entom., 1896, pp. 241.
Abstract in Ent. News, 1890, ]>p. 46-48.
Treats of various common insects : Chinch hug, bacterial diseases, grass-
hoppers, potato beetles, cabbage insects, currant insects, lepidopterous
borers, box-elder insects, boll worm, wheat insects, aphides, scale insects,
cutworms, and spraying apparatus.

1548. Lugger, O. Insects injurious in 1896. <Bn]l. No. 48, Minn.
^^" Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1896, pp. 30-270, 189 figs.

Treats of a large number of injurious insects.

1549. Lupton, J. S. [Good results from spraying for codling moth.]

<Insect Life, v. 4, December, 1891, pp. 204-205.

1550. Lyman, H. H. Can insects survive freezing? <22d Ann. Eept.

Ent. Soc. Out., 1891, pp. 18-21.

1551. Lynn, W. A. The cabbage worm and its parasites. <Amer.

Agric, June, 1890, p. 312.

1552. Mahin, S. T. Voracious Missouri bugs. <Prairie Farmer, 21

July, 1888, p. 469.
Treats of chinch-bugs.

1553. Mally, 0. W. Spraying for orchard insects. <Trans. Iowa

State Hortic Soc, 1894 (1895), pp. 75-79.

1554. Mally, C. W. Hibernating insects in the orchard, and their

treatment. Trans. Iowa State Hortic. Soc, 1895 (1896), jip.
38-42.

1555. Mally, C. W. On the introduction of insect pests, <Trans.

Iowa State Hortic. Soc, 1895 (1896), pp. 364-367.

1556. Mally, F. "W. Another strawberry saw-fly. < Insect Life, v. 2,

November, 1889, pp. 137-140, 2 figs.
Treats of Moiiosteffia ignota,

1557. Mally, F. W. The boll worm of cotton. <Bull. No. 24, Div.

Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1891, pp. 50, 2 figs.
A report of progress in a supplementary investigation of this insect.

1558. Mally^, F. W. Ileport of progress in the investigation of the

cotton-boll worm. <Bull. No. 26, Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric,
1892, pp. 45-56.

106 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1559. Mally, F. W. Report on the boll worm of cottou. <Bull. No.

29, Div. Eut., U. S. Dept. Agric., 1893, pp. 73, 2 pis.

1560. Manning, W. H. [Plants injured bj'^ Capsns quadrivittatns.]

<Insect Life, v. 1, March, 1889, p. 293.

15G1 March, J. [Wisconsin letter on Cicada septendecim.] <Insect

Life, V. 1, January, 1889, p. 218.
15G2. March, J. [Notes ou spiders.] < Insect Life, v. 4, August, 1892,

p. 398.

1563. Marion, J. H. The plum curculio. <Colman's Rural World,

27 Juue, 1895, p. 203.
Gives experience in jarring.

1564. Marlatt, C. L. The sycamore leaf-beetle. <The Industrialist,

8 Dec, 1888, p. 53, 1 fig.
Notes ou Chlamys pUcata.

1565. Marlatt, C. L. Report of a trip to investigate buffalo gnats.

<Insect Life, v. 2, July, 1889, pp. 7-11.
Treats o{ SinmUnm meridionale.

1566. Marlatt, 0. L. A report on the lesser migratory locust,

<Insect Life, v. 2, September, 1889, pp. 66-70.
Melanoplus atlanis in New Hampshire.

1567. Marlatt, 0. L. A cheaj) spraying apparatus. <Insect Life,

V. 3, August, 1890, pp. 38, 39.

1568. Marlatt, C. L. Mortality among flies in the District. <Insect

Life, V. 4, Novembei', 1891, pp. 152-153.

1569. Marlatt, C. L. A new sweet potato saw-fly. <Insect Life, v.

5, September, 1892, pp. 24-27, 1 fig.
Treats of Schizocerus privatus.

1570. Marlatt, C. L. Report on useful and injurious insects and the

grape-vine phylloxera. <Reports of the U. S. Com. to the
Universal Exposition of 1889 at Paris, v. 5, Agriculture, Wash-
ington, 1893, pp. 427-459, 13 figs.
Treats of silk culture, apiculture, injurious insects, and the grape phj'lloxora.

1571. Marlatt. C. L. The currant stem-girdler. <Insect Life, v. 6,

May, 1894, pp. 296-301, 1 fig.
Account of PhijUo'cus {Janus) Jlaviventris.

1572. Marlatt, C. L. The buffalo tree-hop j)er. <Insect Life, v. 7,

September, 1894, pp. 8-14, 4 figs.

Treats of Ceresa huhalus and. C, taurina.

1573. Marlatt, C. L. Notes on insecticides. <Insect Life, v. 7, Octo-

ber, 1894, pp. 115-126.

1574. Marlatt, C. L. The pear-tree psylla in Maryland. <Insect

Life, V. 7, October, 1894, pp. 175-185.

1575. Marlatt, C. L. The hibernation of the chinch bug. <Insect

Life, V. 7, December, 1894, pp. 232-234.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 107

1576. Marlatt, C. L. The codling moth, double brooded. <Insect
I Life, V. 7, December, 1894, pp. 248-251.

1577. Marlatt, C. L. The Western cricket in Utah in the forties.

<Insect Life, v. 7, December, 1894, p. 275.

1578. Marlatt, G. L. Important insecticides: Directions for their

preparation and use. < Farmers' Bull. 'No. 19, IT. S. Dept.
Agric, 1894, pp. 20.
Extended account of principal insecticides, direotions, time to spray, etc.

1579. Marlatt, C. L. The pear-tree psylla. <Cir. ISTo. 7, s. s., Div.

Ent., U. S. Dept. Agric, May, 1895, pp. 8, 6 figs.

Life history, natural enemies of, and remedies for Psylla jnjricola.

1580. Marlatt, C. L. The imported elm leaf-beetle. <Cir. Ko. 8,

s. s., Div. Ent., U. S. Dept. Agric, June, 1895, pp. 4, 1 fig.

1581. Marlatt, C. L. Further note on the codling moth. <Proc

Entom. Soc, Wash., v. 3, June, 1895, pp. 228-229.

1582. Marlatt, C. L. Experiments with winter washes against the

San Jose scale, season of 1894-95. <Insect Life, v. 7, July,
1895, pp. 365-374.

1583. Marlatt, C. L. The currant stem-girdler. <Insect Life, v. 7,

July, 1895, pp. 387-390, 2 figs.
Acconnt of PhylUccus Jlaviventris.

1584. Marlatt, C. L. Notes on Paris green. <Tnsect Life, v. 7, July,

1895, pp. 408-411.

1585. Marlatt, C. L. The Hessian fly. <Cir. No. 12, s. s., Div. Ent.

TJ. S. Dept. Agric, August, 1895, pp. 4.

1586. Marlatt, O. L. Notes on insecticides. <Proc Ass. Econ.

Entom. Bull. No. 2, n. s., Div. Ent. U. S. J)ept. Agric, 1895, pp.
19-26.
Treats of kerosene and water spray, soaps , arsenate of lead, cyanide of
potassium, arsenite of copper.

1587. Marlatt, C. L. The elm leaf-beetle in Washington. <Proc
Ass. Econ. Entom. Bull. No. 2, n. s., Div. Ent. U. S. Dept.
Agric, 1895, pp. 47-50.

fl58S. Marlatt, 0. L. The principal insect enemies of the grape.
< Yearbook U. S. Dept. Agric, 1895, pp. 385-404, 12 figs.
Abstract in Amer. Nat., September, 1896, p. 759.

Detailed account of the principal insect enemies and the remedies for them.

1589. Marlatt, C. L. The bedbug and cone-nose. <Bnll. No. 4, n. s.,

Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1896, pp. 32-42, 5 figs.

Account of Cimex lectularitis and Conorhhiiis nanguisugus.

1590. Marlatt, C, L. Species injurious to wall paper, books, timbers,

etc. <Bull. No. 4, n. s., Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1896, pp.
70-83, 9 figs.
Acconnts of white ants, Lepisma ■sacchariv((, L. (Jomcstlca, Atropos dirinatorium,
and Lepidocyrtus americanits.

108 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1591. Marlatt, C. L. Cockroaches and house auts. <Bull. No. 4,

11. s., Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1896, pp. 84-99, 8 figs.
Full accounts, with remedies.

1592. Marlatt, 0. L. The peach-tree borer. <Cir. No. 17, s. s., Div.

Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, October, 1896, pp. 4, fig. 1.

Treats of Sannina exitiosa.

1593. Marlatt, C. L. Comparative tests with new and old arsenicals

on foliage and with larvte. <Proc. Ass. Ecou. Entom. Bull. No.
6, n. s., Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1896, pj). 30-35.

1594. Marlatt, C. L. Insecticide soaps. <Proc. Ass. Econ. Entom.

Bull. No. 6, u. s., Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1896, pp. 38-41.

1595. Marlatt, C. L. The present status of the means of controlling

the insect enemies of orchard and farm. <Trans. Penin.
Hortic Soc, 1896, pp. 94-102.
Treats principally of insecticides.

Marlatt, C. L. (See Howard, L. O., and Marlatt, C. L.- Riley,
C.V., and Marlatt, C. L.j and Popenoe, E. A., and Marlatt,C. L.)

1596. Marlatt, F. A. Note on injury done to potato crop by the

white ant. <The Industrialist, 10 October, 1891, p. 26.

1597. Marlatt, F. A. The cow horn-fly {Hccmatobia serrata). <Col-

man's Rural World, 6 April, 1893, p. 105.

1598. Marsh, W. A. Diseases and insects of citrus. <Proc. 7th Ann.

Meet. Fla. State Hortic Soc, 1894, pp. 66-70.

Aspidiotiisficus and rust mite.

1599. Marten, J. Natural destruction of insects. <Prairie Farmer,

1 July, 1888, p. 12; 8 July, p. 12.

1600. Marten, J. Chinch-bug parasites. <Prairie Farmer, 6 Octo-

ber, 1888, p. 650.

1601. Marten, J. Early history of the chinch bug in Illinois. <Prai-

rie Farmer, 15 December, 1888, p. 818.

1602. Marten, J. The pear-blight beetle. <Prairie Farmer, 15

December, 1888, p. 818.

Notes on Xylehortis 2)yri.

1603. Marten, J. The apple curculio. <Prairie Farmer, 29 Decem-

ber, 1888, p. 125.
Natural history and i*emedies for Anihonomus quadrigihhus.

1604. Marten, J. Web- worms. <PrairieFarmer, 4May,1889, p. 293,

Ifig.
Habits of and remedies for species of Cramhus.

1605. Marten, J. The strawberry false-worm. <Prairie Farmer, 15

June, 1889, p. 388.

Treats of Emphytus maculatus.

1606. Marten, J. The grain aphis. <Prairie Farmer, 22 June, 1889,

p. 404.
Notes on Siphonopliora aveva'.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OP ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 109

1607. Marten, J. Arseuical poisons for the plum and peach ciirculio.

<Prairie Farmer, 10 August, 1880, p. 510, 1 fi^.

1608. Marten, J. The Angoumois moth. <rrairie Farmer, 21 Sep-

tember, 1889, p. 612.

1609. Marten, J. The yellow-necked apple-tree caterpiUar. <Prairie

Farmer, 28 September, 1880, p. 628.

Treats of Datana ministra.

1610. Marten, J. The corn-root aphis. <Prairie Farmer, 12 Octo-

ber, 1889, p. 660, 1 tigs.
Notes on ApMs maklis.

1611. Marten, J. The wheat bulb- worm. <Prairie Farmer, 26 Octo-

ber, 1889, p. 692, 2 tigs.
Treats of Meromyza americana. ^

1612. Marten, J. Some apple insects of nursery and orchard. <Prai-

rie Farmer, 21 December, 1889, p. 820, 2 figs.
Treats of Tischeria mali/oliella, Oniix geminatella, and Fempelia hammondi.

1613. Marten, J. The tile-horned Prionus. <Prairie Farmer, 25 Jan-

uary, 1890, p. 60.
Notes on Prionus imbricornis.

1614. Marten, J. The apple maggot. <Prairie Farmer, 8 February,

1890, p. 92, 3 tigs.
Life history of, and remedies for Trijpeta pomoneUa.

1615. Marten, J. The twelve-spotted cucumber beetle. <Prairie

Farmer, 15 February, 1890, p. 108.

1616. Marten, J. Maple borers. <Prairie Farmer, 5 April, 1890.

Note on Jigeria acerni.

1617. Marten, J. Grape-vine Ilea beetle. <Prairie Farmer, 20 Au-

gust, 1890.

Treats of Graptodera vhahjhca.

1618. Marten, J. The tomato worm. <Prairie Farmer, 23 August,

1890, p. 540, 1 tig.
Remarks on Macrosila quinquedentata.

1619. Marten, J. The apple leaf bucculatrix. <Prairie Farmer, 6

September, 1890.

1620. Marten, J. The cherry-tree borer. <Prairie Farmer, 6 Sep-

tember, 1890.

Note on Dicerca divaricata.

1621. Marten, J. Entomological. <Prairie Farmer, 8 November,

1890, p. 716, 2 tigs.
Notes on (Ecanthus and Orgyia leucostigma.

1622. Marten, J. Insecticides and the cotton-worm. <Prairie Farmer,

27 December, 1890, p. 828; 3 January, 1891.

1623. Marten, J. Ilorticultural entomology. <Trans. 111., State Hor-

tic. Soc, 1890, pp. 240-253.
Notes on Schhoniutra lanigera, MytUaains ijoinoruni, canker worms, autl other
apiile insects.

110 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1624. Marten, J. New notes on the life history of the Hessian fly.

<lusect Life, v. 3, March, 1891, pp. 265-266.

1625. Marten, J. Lice on cattle. <Prairie Farmer, 20 June, 1891;

15 August, 1891.
Natural history and remeilies for Hamaiopinus vitidi, H. itriits, and 3. aaini.

1626. Marten, J. Eobber-flies. <Prairie Farmer, 8 August, 1891.

1627. Marten, J. The army-worm. <Prairie Farmer, 6 August, 1892.

1628. Marten, J. The horn fly. <Prairie Farmer, 13 August, 1892.

1629. Marten, J. The tobacco worm. <Prairie Farmer, 27 August,

1892.

1630. Marten, J. The red-necked caue borer. <Prairie Farmer, 24

December, 1892.

Notes on A(jrilus ritjicollis.

1631. Marten, J. Description of the twenty-tive horticultural insects

referred to in the article on page 121. <Traus. 111. State Hortic.
Soc, 1892, pp. 199-240, 25 figs.
Describes the insects mentioned by Forbes in the same work.

1632. Marten, J. Entomological. <Prairie Farmer, 6 May 1893, p. 12.

Remedies for Aarions insects.

1633. Marten, J. The horn fly. <Prairie Farmer, IJuly, 1893, p. 12.

Ifig.

1634. Marten, J. Tobacco and tobacco worms. <Prairie Farmer,

12 August, 1893, p. 12, 1 fig.

1635. Marten, J. American tent caterpillar. <The Prairie Farmer,

19 August, 1893, p. 12, 1 fig.

1636. Marten, J. Scab in sheep. <Prairie Farmer, 26 August, 1893,

p. 12, 1 fig.

1637. Marten, J. Aphides. <Prairie Farmer, 2 September, 1893,

p. 12, 3 figs.

1638. Marten, J. The imported cabbage worm. <Prairie Farmer,

9 September, 1893, p. 12.

1639. Marten, J. Two iujurious insects. <Prairie Farmer, 18 Novem-

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Notes on pea and bean weevils.

1640. Marten, J. Entomology. <Prairie Farmer, 3 February, 1894,

p. 14.

Remedy for oyster-shell bark-louse.

1641. Marten, J. The arsenites and arsenical mixtures as insecticides.

<Prairie Farmer, 10 February, 1894, p. 14.

1642. Marten, J. Prevention of insect attacks. <Prairie Farmer,

7 April, 1894, p. 3.

1643. Martin, G. A. The corn worm or boll worm. <Amer. Agric,

August, 1890, pp. 418-419, 2 figs.

1644. Maskell, W. M. [The Egyptian Icerya in Australia.] <Iusect

Life, V. 6, February, 1894, p. 268.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OP ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. Ill

1645. Mason, S. C. The vitality of weeviled peas. <Tlie Industrialist,

20 April, 1889, p. 125.
1610. Massey, W. F. The striped cucuuiber beetle. <Amer. Cultii-

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1647. Massey, W. F. The striped cucumber beetle. <Gardeu aud

Forest, 1890, p. 129.

1648. Massey, W. F. Remedies for the striped cucumber beetle.

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1649. Massey, W. F. Horticultural experiments at Southern Pines,

1895. <Bull. No. 129, N. Car. Agiic. Exp. Sta., July, 1896,
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1650. Matas, II. [A man-infesting bot.J <Iusect Life, v. 1, Septem-

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1651. Maynard, S. T. Fungicides and insecticides on fruits. <Bull.

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1652. Maynard, S. T. Directions for the use of fungicides and insecti-

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1653. Maynard, S. T. Insects and fungi injuring our fruits, with

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1654. Maynard, S. T. Experiments with fungicides and insecticides.

<Bull. No. 17, Mass. Hatch Exp. Sta., April, 1892, pp. 10-47.

1655. Maynard, S. T. Fungicides and insecticides. <Bull. No. 25,

Mass. Agric. Exp. Sta., April, 1894, pp. 18.
Preparation of Paris green and some otlier insecticides.

1656. Maynard, S. T. Fungicides, insecticides, spraying calendar.

<Bull. No. 29, Mass. Agrio. Exp. Sta., May, 1895, pp. 11.

General directions for composition and use of insecticides.

1657. May'nard, S. T. Insecticides and fungicides and their practical

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1658. McCarthy, G. The flea beetle. <Progressive Farmer, 3 Jnne,

1890.
Notes on Haltica siriolaia.

1659. McCarthy, G. Cotton eating insects of North Carolina. <Pro-

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1660. McCarthy, G. Tobacco- eating insects of North Carolina. <Pro-

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1661. McCarthy, G. The tobacco worm. <The Southern Planter,

July, 1890, p. 311.
1062. McCarthy, G. The cotton caterpillar. <The Southern Planter,
July, 1890, pp. 311-312.

112 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1663. McCaethy, G. Noxious insects. <Tlie Southern Cultivator
and Dixie Farmer, December, 1890, p. 581.

Notes ou Sijihonophora avena\

1061. McCaethy, G. Some injnrious insects. <Bull. No. 78, N. Car.
A^ic. Exp. Sta., July, 1891, pp. 31, 38 figs.

Formulas for insecticides ; brief compiled notes on insects affecting cotton,
com, tobacco, -wheat, and oats, garden vegetables, and fruit.

1665. McCaethy, G. Botanical and entomological divisions. Synopsis

of published work for popular distribution. <Bull. No. 80a,
N. Car. Agric. Exp. Sta., October, 1891, pp. 26.

Formulas for in?ecticides.

1666. McCaethy, G. Some enemies of truck and garden crops. <Bull.

No. 84, N. Car. Agric. Exp. Sta., April, 1892, pp. 24, figs. 32.

Insecticides and apparatus.

1667. McCaethy, G. The diseases and insects affecting fruit trees

and plants, with remedies for their destruction. <Bull. No. 92,
N. Car. Agric. Exp. Sta.. August, 1893, pp. 65-141, 91 figs.
Compiled accounts of the various common fruit pests.

1668. McCaethy, G. Fungi versus insects. <Science, 20 October,

1893.

1669. McCaethy, G. The fungous and insect enemies of legumines.

<Bull. No. 98, N. Car. Agric. Exp. Sta., March, 1894, pp.
151-154.

1670. McCaethy. G. Our common insects. <Bull. No. 100, N. Car.

Agric. Exp. Sta., March, 1894, pp. 185-216, figs. 65.
An arrangement of the various orders of insects, with a short chapter on how
to combat noxious species.

1071. McCaethy, G. The chestnut and its weevil. <BuU. No. 105,
N. Car. Agric. E5p. Sta., September, 1894, pp. 267-276, 1 fig.

Xotes on Balaninus prohoicoideus.

1672. McCaethy, G. The peach tree and its parasites <BuU. No.

120, N. Car. Agric. Exp. Sta., November, 1895, pp. 284-308,
figs. 22.
Mentions a number of common insects.

1673. McCaethy, G. Various notes. <Bull. No. 123, N. Car. Agric.

Exp. Sta., December, 1895, pp. 372-383.

1674. McCaethy, G. Parasites of domestic animals. <Bull. No. 127,

N. Car. Agric. Exp. Sta., May, 1896, pp. 101-142, figs. 33.
A general account of parasites, worms, mites, and insects.

1075. McCaethy, G. Pests of grain crops. <Bull. No. 128, N. Car.
Agric. Exp. Sta., July, 1896, pp. 148-155.

A few notes on Hessian fly. army worm, chinch bug, cut-worms, etc.

1070. McCaethy, G. The parasites of poultry. <Bull. No. 131, N.
Car. Agric. Exp. Sta., September, 1896, pp. 265-276, figs. 12.
The nest-bug, the bird flea, mites, and Lice.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 113

1677. McCarthy, G. Pests of vegetable crops aud their treatment.

<Bull. No. 132, 2s". Car. Agric. Exp. Sta., October, 1896, pp.
326-336, 1 figs.

Spraying apparatus and formulas.

1678. McCluney, M. F. [The green- striped maple- worm. J <Insect

Life, V. 3, November, 1890, p. 160.

1679. McLennan, E. K. [Eesin wash against the mealy-bug aud woolly

aphis.] <Insect Life, v. 2, March, 1890, p. 276.

1680. McNeill, J. An insect trap to be used with the electric light.

<Amer. Nat., April, 1880. pp. 268-270, 1 fig.

1681. Meinert, Fr. LucUia nobilis parasitic on man. <Insect Life,

V. 5, September, 1892. p]). 36-37.
Translated by M. L. Liuell.

1682. Mendenhall, E. J. Insects and horticultural notes. <Aun.

Eept. Minn. State Hortic. Soc, 1890, pp. 174-178.

Note on rose aphis and red spider.

1683. Mendenhall, E.J. The currant and gooseberry worm. <Trans.

111. State Hortic. Soc, 1894, pp. 228-229.
Treats of the curraut span-worm.

1684. Merriam, F. a. How birds aflect the farm aud garden. <Pam-

phlet Eeprint from Forest aud Stream, 1896, pp. 31, 17 tigs.

Insectivorous habits of various birds.

1685. Miller, I. M. [An army worm note from Indiana.] <Insect

Life, V. 2, September, 1889, p. 76.

1686. Miller, W. McN. Texas cattle fever. <Bull. No. 31 Nev. Agric.

Exp. Sta., December, 1895, pp. 11.

Dissemination of the fever by means of Boophilus bovis.

1687. Milliken, E. Insects destructive to floweriug plants. Sugges-

tions for preventing their ravages. <2d Bieuuial Eept. Ivans.
State Hortic. Soc. for 1889-90, Appendix, pp. 12-16.

"Huge's soluble fir-tree oil" recommended for garden flowers.

1688. Milliken, E. Eeport ou outbreak of the western cricket aud of

certain locusts in Idaho. <Iusect Life, v. 6, November, 1893,
pp. 17-24.

1689. Moffat, J. A. Ou the power of insects to resist the action of

frost. <23d Ann. Eept. Ent. Soc. Out., 1892, pp. 35-39.

1690. Moffat, J. A. Some injurious micro-lepidoptera. <23d Ann.

Eept. Ent. Soc. Out., 1892, pp. 43-48, 15 figs.
Notes on a number of species.

1691. Moffat, J. A. Mosquitoes. <24th Anu. Eept. Ent. Soc. Ont.,

1893, pp. 43-48, 2 figs.

1692. MoNTGOXERY, Dr. Notcs ou natural history of Lcptus irritaiis.

<Am. Monthly Micro. Joiu'nal, July, 1890, p. 166,

1693. Montrose, C. O. The poisonous spider of Australia. <lnsect

Life, V. 3, April, 1891, p. 337.
3909 8

114 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1694. Moore, W. Flies disseminating disease. <Medical Magazine,

July, 1893. <Abstract iu Eutom. News, 1891, p. 18.

1695. Morgan, H. A. Texas screw-worm. <Bull. No. 2, La. Agric.

Exp. Sta., 1890, pp. 29-39, figs. 4.
General accouut of the fly, witli remedies.

1696. Morgan, II. A. Sugar cane borer and its parasite. <Bull. No.

9, La. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1891, pp. 218-228, figs. 6.
Account of Chilo saccharalis and Chanliognathus pennsulranicus.

1697. Morgan, H. A. Our insect enemies. <Proc. 5th Ann, Session

State Agric. Soc. La., 1891.
General remarks.

1698. Morgan, H. A. The horn fly. <Crop. Eept. Bur. Agric. La.,

Ser. of 1892, Oir. 2.
Life-history, habits, and comparative test of remedies.

1699. Morgan, H. A. Eeport of the entomologist. <Bull. No. 22, La.

Agric. Exp. Sta., 1893, pp. 731-736, tig. 1.
A few common insects.

1700. Morgan, H. A. Scale insects of the orange. <Special Bull. La.

Agric. Exp. Sta., 1893, pp. 51-110, figs. 36, pis. 3.
Descriptive account of orange scale insects, general remedies; jiarasites and
predaceous insects, spraying apparatus, and a few other orange insects.

1701. Morgan, H. A. Eeport of the entomologist. <Bull. No. 28, La.

Agric. Exp. Sta., 1894, pp. 982-1005, figs. 8.
General directions for spraying; insects iu stored grain; walnut scale;
camelia scale; greedy scale; sweet-potato borer; chinch bug; fruit-tree
borers, and cattle-tick.

1702. Morgan, H. A. Our insect pests. <Proc. 9th Ann. Session

State Agric. Soc. La., 1895, pp. 92-99.

Brief notes on common species.

1703. Morgan, H. A. Simple device for the preparation of oil emul-

sions. <Proc. Ass. Econ. Entom. Bull. No. 6, n. s., Div. Ent.
U. S. Dept. Agric, 1896, pp. 93-94, 1 fig.

1704. Morgan, H. A. Mexican cotton boll weevil. <Eept. Bur.

Agric. La., 1896.
Life-history, habits, and remedies of Antlionomua grandia.

1705. Morrow, G. E. Methods of destroying chinch bugs. <Bull.

No. 19, Okla. Agric. Exp. Sta., April, 1896, pp. 8.

1706. Morse, A. P. On the use of bisulphide. <Journ. N. Y. Ent.

Soc, 1894, p. 191.

1707. Morse, F. W. The use of gases against scale insects. <Ann.

Eept. Calif. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1890, pp. 319-326.

1708. Morse, F. W. Origin of the gas treatment for scale insects.

<Pacific Eural Press, 22 August, 1891.

1709. Morse, O. F. A new potato pest. <Eural New Yorker, 25

August, 1888, p. 562.

J

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 115

1710. MuECKE, G. A simple hop louse exteriuiuator. <Calif. Fruit

Grower, 18 March, 1893.

1711. Mullen, S. B, [Coru as a trap crop for the boll worm.] <In-

sect Life, v. 5, September, 1802, j). 18.
1711i. Mullen, S. B. Observations ou the boll worm iu Mississippi.
<Iusect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, pp. 240-213.

1713. IMUMFORD, H, W. The sheep j^ad-liy. <Amer, Agric, July,

1894, p. 388.

1714. MuMFORD, H. W. Sheep ticks. <lDd. Farmer, G July, 1895,

p. 4.

1715. MuNDT, A. H. [Abundance of red spider in Illinois.] <In8ect

Life, V. 0, February, 1894, p. 269.

1716. MuNSON, T. V. Phylloxera resistant vines. <So. Hortic. Jour-

nal, 15 October, 1889.

1717. MuNSON, T. V. The phylloxera problem. <Amer. Agric, No-

vember, 1893, p. 612.

1718. MuNSON, W. M. Experiments in spraying. <Ann. Kept. Maine

State Pom. Soc, 1891-92, pp. 71-85.

1719. MuNSON, W. M. Spraying experiments. <Ann. Eept. Maine

Agric. Ex]\ Sta. for 1891 (1892), pp. 99-109.
Spraying against the codling-moth.

1720. MuRTFELDT, M. E. Life-history of Graptodera foUacea Lee.

<Insect Life, v. 1, September, 1888, pp. 74-76.

1721. MuRTFELDT, M. E. LifeMstory of GraptoderafoUacea. <Col-

raan's Eural World, 25 October, 1888.

1722. MuRTFELDT, M. E. Why insecticides fail. <Amer. Garden.,

February, 1889, p. 44.

Failure due to ignorance of the habits and life-histories of insects.

1723. MURTFELDT, M. E. Entomological report for the spring of 1888.

<Ann. Eept. State Hortic. Soc. Mo., 1888 (1889), pp. 123-128.
Notes on Schizoneura Janigera, Lachnosterna fasca, Ceutorhyiichus najti, and
Leucania alhilinea.

1724. MURTFELDT, M. E. Eutomological notes of the season of 1888.

<Eept. of the U. S. Entom. for year 1888 (1889), pp. 133-139.

1725. MURTFELDT, M. E. The carnivorous habits of tree crickets.

<Iusect Life, v. 2, November, 1889, pp. 130-132.
Notes on species of (Ecanthus.

1726. MuRTFELDT, M. E. [A flaxseed mite.] <Insect Life, v. 2,

January and February, 1890, p. 251.
Note on a species of Tyroglyphus.

1727. MURTFELDT, M. E. luscct pests of the season. <Oolraau's

Eural World, 12 June, 1890.

1728. MuRTFELDT, M. E. Some of our insect friends. <Colman's

Eural World, 19 June, 1890, p. 195.

116 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECQNOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1729. MuRTFELDT, M. E. * A parasite of the viue aspidiotus. <Insect

Life, V. 3, September, 1890, p. 72.
Prospalta niurtfeldii bred from Asjndiotus nva'.

1730. MuRTFELDT, M. E. Eeport of the committee ou eutomology.

<Aiin. Eept. State Hortic. Soc. Mo., 1889 (1890), pp. 48-52.

Notes on Ceresainhalus,- Lygus Ihwolaris, and Gortyna vitela.

1731. MURTFELDT, M. E. Eutomological notes from Missouri for the

season of 1889. <Bull. No. 22, Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric.,
1890, pp. 73-84.

Notes ou Disonycha coUaris, Cladins isomera, Selandria sp. on fringe tree,
Phylloxera rileyi, and experiments with X. O. dust.

1732. MURTFELDT, M. E. Some of our insect friends and the ways in

which they befriend us. <Aun. Eept. State Hortic. Soc. Mo.,
1890 (1891), pp. 73-80.
General article on the value of parasites.

1733. MuRTFELDT, M. E. General observations. <Ann. Eept. State

Hortic. Soc. Mo., 1890 (1891), pp. 80-85.
Notes on Cciitorhynchus najn and Elaphidion ocelluta.

1734. MuRTFELDT, M. E. Eeport on entomology. <Aun. Eept. State

Hortic. Soc. Mo., 1890 (1891), pp. 328-336.
Brief notes on various species; Anisota ruMcunda, Dalana ministra, (Edimasia
concinna, and Trypeta pomonella.

1735. MURTFELDT, M. E. Outlines of entomology. <Anu. Eept.

State Hortic. Soc. Mo., 1890 (1891), pp. 453-582, 48 figs., 1 pi.

A text-hook for the use of farmers and horticulturists.

1736. MURTFELDT, M. E. Entomological notes for the season of 1890.

<Bull. No. 23, Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1891, pp. 45-56.
.Short notes ou several insects ; some micru-lepidoptera on apple, and exjieri-
ments with insecticides.

1737. MURTFELDT, M. E. Hominivorous habits of the screw worm in

St. Louis. <Insect Life, v. 4, December, 1891, pp. 200-201.

1738. MURTFELDT, M. E. The web-worm tiger {Plochionus timidus

Hald.). <23d Ann. Eept. Ent. Soc. Ont., 1892, pp. 58-59.

1739. MuRTFELDT, M. E. Entomological notes for the season of 1891.

<Bull. No 26, Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1892, pp. 36-44.
Brief notes on several forms; observations on Clisiocampa disstria and some
beneficial insects.

1740. MURTFELDT, M. E. Eeport on entomology. <Ann. Eept. State

Hortic. Soc. Mo., 1891 (1892), pp. 211-217.
Notes on the value of spraying, ou Phyllotreta sinitata and ou the use of
parasites.

1741. MURTFELDT, M. E. ThyHclopteryx ephemerwformis. <Colinan's

Eural World, 18 August, 1892.

1742. MuRTFELDT, M. E. The osage orange Pyralid. <Insect Life,

V. 5, January, 1893, pp. 155-157, 1 fig.
Damage to hedges by Loxostege machira'.

1743. MuRTFELDT, M. E. Leaf crumpler on apple trees. <Colman's

Eural World, 20 April, 1893.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OP ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 117

17-41. MuRTFELDT, M. Vj. The peach bark louse. <Colmaii's liural
World, 27 A pril, 1803, p. 131.
Notes ou Lecanium persiciv.
1745. MuRTFELDT, M. E. Trapping codliiigmoth by light. <Colman's
Eiiral World, 28 April, 1893.
Proved to be of no avail.

] 746. MURTFELDT, M. E. The leaf crum pier on apple trees. <Colman's
Rural World, 4 May, 1893, p. 139.

1747. MURTFELDT, M. E. The horn dy here. <Colman's Rural World,

1 June, 1893, p. 109.

1748. MURTFELDT, M. E. Melou plant louse. <Colman's Rural World,

1 June, 1893.

1749. MURTFELDT, M. E. Plum-tree plant louse. <Colman's Rural

World, 29 June, 1893, p. 203.

Notes on Apliis prunifolii.

1750. MURTFELDT, M. E. Plum-tree plant louse. <Colman's Rural

World, 18 July, 1893.

1751. MURTFELDT, M. E. Womis on evergreens. <Colman's Rural

World, 3 August, 189.".; 17 August, 1893.
Treats of bagworms.

1752. MURTFELDT, M. E. The green apple louse. <Colman's Rural

World, 5 October, 1893, p. 315.

1753. MURTFELDT, M. E. The leaf crumpler on apple. <Colman's

Rural World, 19 October, 1893, p. 331.

Notes ou Phycis indiginella.

1754. MuRTFELDT, M. E. Frosted lightning hopper {Ormenis prui-

nosa). <Colman's Rural World, 7 December, 1893, p. 387.

1755. MURTFELDT, M. E. The cheese or meat sldpper. <Insect Life,

V. 6, December, 1893, pp. 170-175. <A]so in 24th Ann. Rept.
Ent. Soc. Ont., p. 98.
Remarks on Piophila case'i.

1756. MURTFELDT, M. E. Entomological notes for the season of 1892.

<Bull. :N^o. 30, Div. Ent., 11. S. Dept. Agric, 1893, pp. 49-56.
Notes on Loxosteijc maclura', Craml/us ieterrelJus, Lasiopiera on honey locnst,
and Dijyiosis on soft maple.

1757. MURTFELDT, M. E. Entomological notes for 1892. < Ann. Rept.

State Hortic. Soc. Mo., 1892 (1893), pp. 186-189.

Notes ou Scliizoneiira Janigera, Lecanium persicw, and Loxostege maclunv.

1758. MURTFELDT, M. E. Bagworms. <Oolman's Rural World, 7

February, 1894.

1759. MURTFELDT, M. E. Entomological memoranda for 1893. <In-

sect Life, v. 6, February, 1894, pp. 257-259.

1760. MURTFELDT, M. E. Buffalo tree hopper. <Colman's Rural

World, 14 March, 1894; 10 May, 1894.

1761. MURTFELDT, M. E. Fruit bark beetle. <Colman's Rural World,

14 March, 1894.

118 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1762. MuRTFELDT, M. E. Army worm. <Colmau's Rural World, 10

May, 1891.

1763. MuETFELDT, M. E. Habits of SUhadmm spumosum Gr. <In-

sect Life, v. 6, May, 1894, pp. 301-302.

1764. MuRTFELDT, M. E. Acom iiisects, primary and Secondary. <In-

sect Life, V. 6, May, 1891, pp. 318-324.

1765. MURTFELDT, M. E. Black ants on peach trees. <Colman's

Eural World, 28 June, 1894.

1767. MURTFELDT, M. E. Ants do eat peacli leaves. <Colman's

Eural World, 19 July, 1894.

The assertion disproved.

1768. MURTFELDT, M.E. Bagworms again. <Colman's Rural World,

9 August, 1894.

1769. MURTFELDT, M. E. Oystcr-sliell bark-louse. <Oolman's Rural

World, 13 September, 1894.

1770. MuRTFELDT, M. E. Report on the insects of Missouri for 1893.
" <Bull. No. 32, Div. Ent., U. S. Dept. Agric. 1894, pp. 37-45.

Notes on Loxostege maclurw, the horn fly, Scolytus rugulosus, JEgeria pyri,
Lecanium pers\c(v, Pantograplia Hmata, and insecticides.

1771. MURTFELDT, M. E. Injurious insects of the season of 1893.

<Aun. Rept. State Hortic. Soc. Mo., 1893 (1894), pp. 104-121, 7
figs.

Notes on Cereaa hubalus, Loxostege maelurw, bagworm, apple-tree borers,
Aspidiotns itrce, and Rcematohia serrata.

1772. MURTFELDT, M. E. Habits of the plum curculio. <Colman's

Rural World, 31 January, 1895.

1773. MURTFELDT, M. E. The bagworm. <Oolman's Rural World, 7

February, 1895, p. 43.

1774. MURTFELDT, M. E. The buffalo tree hopper. <Oolman's Rural

World, 14 March, 1895, p. 81.

1775. MURTFELDT, M. E. The blackberry scale. <Colman's Rural

World, 14 March, 1895, p. 81.
Notes on Diaspis 7-osa'.

1776. MURTFELDT, M. E. Eggs of the white-marked tussock moth.

<Colman's Rural World, 25 April, 1895, p. 131. i

1777. MURTFELDT, M. E. Maple leaf gall and plum pockets. <Col-

man's Rural World, 16 May, 1895, p. 154.

Note on Phijtoptus quadrlpcs. *

1778. MuETFELDT, M. E. A large curculio. <Colman's Rural World,

6 June, 1895, p. 177.

Note on Epicwrus imhricatits.

1779. MURTFELDT, M. E. The apple root aphis. <Colmau's Rural

World, 20 June, 1895, p. 195.
Note on Scliizoneiira lanigera.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 119

1780. MuRTFELDT, M. E. Tlie melon plant louse. <Colmau's Eiual

World, 18 July, 1895, p. 220.
Note on Apltis ciicnrblta'.

1781. MuRTFELDT, M. E. Boreis of cucumber vines and peacli trees.

<Colinan's Rural World, 8 August, 1895, p. 250.

Notes on .llger'ia cnciirhlUi'. au<l T.. exitiosa.

1782. MuRTFELDT, M. E. Apple tree borers. <Colmau's Rural World,

24 October, 1895, p. 339.

1783. MURTFELDT, M. E. Insects for examination. <Colman's Rural

World, 20 February, 189C, p. 57.

Notes on Lcptocoris irivitiatiis.

1784. MURTFELDT, M. E. Grapevine pests. <Colman's Rural World,

2G March, 189G, p. 97.

Remedies for Fidia viticida.

1785. MURTFELDT, M. E. Rose scale {Biaspis rosw). <Colmau's Rural

World, 26 Marcli, 1896.

1786. MURTFELDT, M. E. Apple root aphis. <Colman's Rural World,

19 March, 1896, p. 89.

1787. MURTFELDT, M. E. Ants and borers in oak. <Colman's Rural

World, 16 April, 1896, p. 122.

1788. MURTFELDT, M.E. Climbing cutworms. <Colmau's Rural World,

30 April, 1896.

1789. MURTFELDT, M. E. Woolly aphis. <Colman's Rural World, 30

April, 1896.

1790. MURTFELDT, M. E. lusccts on young apple trees. <Colman's

Rural World, 11 June, 1896.

1791. MURTFELDT, M. E. Bill bugs on corn. <Colman's Rural World,

11 June, 1896.

1792. MuRTFELDT, M. E. Army worm. <Colman's Rural World, 11

June, 1896.

1793. MURTFELDT, M. E. Tent caterpillar eggs. <Coleman's Rural

W^orld, 18 June, 1896.

1794. MURTFELDT, M. E. Apple-twig borer. <Coleman's Rural World,

10 September, 1896.

1795. Myers, J. F. [Chinch bug appearance the past year]. <Insect

Life, V. 1, April, 1889, p. 318.

1796. Xeal, J. C. Entomologist's report. <Bull. l^'o. 4, Fla. Exp.

Sta., January, 1889, pp. 13-16.
A few short notes.

1797. Xeal, J. C. The root knot disease of the peacli, orange, and

other plants in Florida, due to the work of Anguillula. <Bull.
No. 20, Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric., 1889, pp. 31, 21 pis.

1798. Neal, J. C. Entomological notes. <Bull. No. 9, Fla. Exp. Sta.,

April, 1890, pp. 16.
Brief notes.

120 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1799. Neal, J. C. Formulas. <Bull. :Xo. 14, Fla. Exp. Sta., July,

1891, pp. 39-42.

Formnlas for various insecticides.

1800. Neal, J. 0. [Ex])eriments with bacterial cultures against iuvsects.]

<Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, p. 4G5.

1801. Neal, J. 0. Insects. <Bull. No. 3, Okla. Agric. Exp. Sta., June,

1892, pp. 20, 6 figs.

Treats of Pieris rapcv, Flnsia hrasslcd', Heliothis armiger, DUihroiica vUtaia,
Oncideres cingiiJata, Blissiis 1 en coj) terns, aucl Hnmalohia serraia.

1802. [Nesbitt, E. T.]. The horn fly. <Ga. Crop Rept., June, 1892,

pp. 15-lG.
Taken from Rept. U. 8. Dept. Agric.

1803. [Nesbitt, R. T.]. The life history of cutworms. <Ga. Crop

Rept., June, 1893, pp. 102-103.

1804. [Nesbitt, R. T.]. The horn fly. <Ga. Crop Rept., June, 1894,

pp. 92-93.

1805. Newby, T. T. Spraying fruit trees. <Ann. Rept. Ind. State

Bd. Agric, 1889, pp. 549-550.
To destroy larva? of codling-niolh.

1806. Newkirk, p. C. [The grain Toxoptera in Tennessee.] <Insect

Life, V. 3, September, 1890, p. 79.

Occurrence of Toxopiera gramineum.

1807. Nicholson, I. W. Paper on entomology. <Anu. Rept. N. J.

State Bd. Agric, 1889, pp. 499-500.
A species of Rhizoglyphns affecting the potato; sawfly in wheat.

1808. NiswANDER, F. J. Sheep-tick. <Indiana Farmer, 15 February,

1890.

1809. NiswANDER, F. J. The squash bug. <Orchard and Garden,

September, 1890.

Notes on Anasa irisfis.

1810. NiswANDER, F. J. The pear slug. <Orchard and Garden, Sep-

tember, 1890.

Note on SeJandria cerasi.

1811. NISWANDER, F. J. The snowy tree cricket. <Orchard and Gar-

den, December, 1890.

1812. NISWANDER, F. J. Plant lice. <Bull. No. 2, Wy. Agric Exp.

Sta., August, 1891, pp. 27-32, 3 figs.
Brief account, natural enemies, and remedies.

1813. NISWANDER, F. J. Insecticides. <Bull. No. 7, Wy. Agric Exp.

Sta., July, 1892, pp. 8.
General directions for use.

1814. NooN, E. M. Fighting insects pests. <The Amer. Cultivator,

4 October, 1890, p. 1.

Testifies to the valiie of spraying orchards.

1815. Nutter, F. H. Help against the gypsy moth. <Garden and

Forest, 1892, p. 119.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC^ ENTOMOLOGY. 121

1815a. Oestlund, O. W. Keport of tlie entomologist. <Aiin. Kept.
Miuii. State riortic. Soc, 1800, pp. 161-3G1.

Note on species of Pemphigus.

1815b. O(LIVER), G. W. Cyanide of potassium as an insecticide in
glass bouses. <Garden and Forest, 1890, p. 1G7.

Experiments in killing Orihezia bisk/nis.

1816. Orcutt, I. II. Department of entomology. <Bull. No. 4,

S. Dak. Agric. Exp. Sta., July, 1888, pp. 15-1(5.

Requests information and specimens from farmers.

1817. Orcutt, I. H. Department of entomology. <Bull. No. 13,

S. Dak. Agric. Exp. Sta., April, 1889, pp. 28, figs. 22.
Treats of many common insects.

1818. Orcutt, I. H., and Aldrich, J. M. Department of entomology.

<Bull. No. 18, S. Dak. Agric. Exp. Sta., Marcli, 1890, pp. 31-30,
figs. 2.

Treats mostly of cutworms.

1819. Orcutt, I. H., and Aldrich, J. M. Department of entomology.

<Bull. No. 22, S. Dak. Agric. Exp. Sta., March, 1891, pp.
79-118, figs. 32.
Notes on common insects, mostly previously treated by tbem.

1820. Orcutt, I. H., and Aldrich, J. M. Department of entomology.

<Bull. No. 30, S. Dak. Agric. Exp. Sta., March, 1892, pp. 20,
figs. 2.
Parasites of Cimhex americana, insecticides, notes, etc.

1821. Ormerod, E. a. [The new flour moth in England.] <Insect

Life, V. 1, April, 1889, pp. 314-315.
Note on Ephestia l-uelinieUa.

1822. Ormerod, E. A. [Injury by XyJehorus dispar in England.]

<Insect Life, v. 2, November, 1889, p. 145.

1823. Ormerod, E. A. [The clover-seed midge in England, the use of

Paris green, and other notes.] <Insect Life, v. 3, March, 1891,
p. 293.

1824. Ormerod, E. A. Notes of the season. <Insect Life, v. 4, Octo-

ber, 1891, pp. 36-40.

Notes on use of Paris green on Hypoderma hovis, .and a few other species.

1825. Orpet, E. O. The onion maggot. <Garden and Forest, 1894,

pp. 187-188.
1820. Orpet, E. O. Insect pests. <Garden and Forest, 1895, p. 187.

1827. OsBORN, H. The banded hickory borer. <Garden and Forest,

1888, pp. 148-149, 3 tigs.
Treats of Chion cinetin^.

1828. OsBORN, H. The turf web-worm. <Prairie Farmer, 20 October,

1888, p. 082.

1829. OsBORN, H. Tlie food habits of the Thripidnp. <Insect Life, v.

1, November, 1888, ])p. 137-142.

122 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1830. OSBORN, H. Notes ou destructive insects. <Auii. Kept. Iowa

State Agric. Soc. for 1888 (1889), pp. 670-680.
Notes on the chiuch bug, 17-year cicada, army worm, wheat-head army worm,
and Cramhus exsiccatun.

1831. OsBORN, H. Another human bot-fly. <Insect Life, v. 1, Janu-

ary, 1889, p. 226.
Note on a species of Dermatohia.

1832. OsBORN, H. Some suggestions concerning the corn-root worm.

<Bull. No. 4, Iowa Agric. Exp. Sta., February, 1889, pp. 137-140.

1833. OsBORN, H. Army-worm remedies. <Orange Judd Farmer,

2 March, 1889, p. 143.
Ditching, rolling, plowing, etc.

1834. OsBORN, H. The apple leaf-beetle. <OraQge Judd Farmer,

2 March, 1889, p. 143, tig. 1.
Treats of Graptodera foliaeea.

1835. OsBORN, H. Hellebore for currant worms. <Orange Judd

Farmer, 16 March, 1889, p. 175, fig. 1.

1836. OSBORN, H. Garden web- worm. <Orange Judd Farmer, 20

April, 1889, p. 254.

1837. OsBORN, H. The grain plant louse. <The North West, 1 August,

1889, pp. 2-3.
Unusual abundance oi Siplionophora (jranaria in Western States.

1838. OsBORN, H. The wheat louse parasite. <The North West, 15

August, 1889, p. 12.

1839. OsBORN, H. Answers to queries. <The North West, 1 Septem-

ber, 1889.
Notes on Graptodera foVmcea, and Hwrnatopinus suis.

1840. OsBORN, H. The fall web- worm. <The North West, 1 Septem-

ber, 1889, p. 12.
1341. OsBORN, H. The chinch bug. <The North West, 1 September,
1889, p. 12.

1842. OsBORN, H. The neat cucumber worm. <Orange Judd Farmer,

21 September, 1889, 2 tigs.

1843. OsBORN, H. The plum curculio. <Orange Judd Farmer, 28

September, 1889, p. 200.

1844. OsBORN, H. The Cecropia moth. <The North West, Septem-

ber, 1889, p. 3.

1845. OsBORN, H. Answers to queries. <The North West, Septem-

ber, 1889, p. 3.
Notes on Graptodera foJiacea, Hcemaiopinus suis, Datana win js<rrt, and Ceresa
hithalus.

1846. OsBORN, H. The Rocky Mountain locust. <Orange Judd

Farmer, 19 October, 1889.

1847. OsBORN, H. Answers to queries. <The North West, 1 Novem-

ber, 1889, p. 13.

Note on Silvanus simnameiisis.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 123

1848. OSBORN, H. The willow plaut louse. <Tho North West,

November, 1889.
Abuudauco of Melanoxanthua salieia.

1849. OSBOKN, H. More ou white grub. <Oraiige Judd Farmer, 10

November, 1889, p. 318.

Notes on the uao of arsenical sprays for killing the white gnilis.

1850. OsBORN, H. Wheat-head army worm {Leucania alhiUnea Qwcw.).

<The North West, 1889.

1851 . OSBORN, H. Queries and answers. <The North West, 1 Janu-

ary, 1890, p. 8.
Note on Ta'nia solium in pork.

1852. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 4 Jan-

uary, 1890, p. 14, 1 fig.
Notes on Cephus 2>yf/m(eus.

1853. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 11 Jan-

uary, 1890, p. 30, 1 fig.
Notes on Ceplmspygmcvus, and the Bnfl'alo moth.

1854. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 18 Jan-

uary, 1890, p. 47, 1 fig.
Notes on Hamatopinus suis.

1855. OSBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 25 Jan-

uary, 1890, p. 68, 1 fig.
Notes on hog lice, Tyroylyphus siro in smoked meats, and Ilessiau Hy.

1856. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 1 Feb-

ruary, 1890, p. 79, 1 fig.
Notes on E2)hesiia Icuehniella, and the gypsy moth.

1857. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 8 Feb-

ruary, 1890, p. 95.

Notes on the apple worm.

1858. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 16 Feb-

ruary, 1890, p. Ill, 1 fig.
Notes on Diahrotica longicornis.

1859. OsBORN, H, Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 22 Feb-

ruary, 1890, p. 126.

Notes on Aftacits cynthia, and the chinch-bug pai'asite.

1860. OsBORN, H. ]!intomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 8 March,

1890, p. 158.
Notes on the gypsy moth, clover midge, and the Bordeaux mixture.

1861. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 15

March, 1890, p. 175, 1 fig.
Notes on the clover root-borer, nud the red spider.

1802. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 5 April,
1890, p. 212.

Notes ou cabbage plant-lice; blackbirds vs. boll worms.
1863. 0SB0RN,H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 19 April,
1890, p. 244, 1 fig.
Notes on rose beetles, and Cereaa buhalus.

124 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1864. OsBORN,H. Entomology. <TheOraiigeJu(iclFarmer, 26 April,
^ 1890, p. 261, 3 figs.

Notes ou Chryaohothrls femorata, Jl'^geria acernl, iiud Plagionoiiis sjicciosiis.

1865. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 3 May,

1890, p. 277.
Notes ou ox bot-fly, curcnlio, and radish lly.

1866. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <Tbe Orange Judd Farmer, 10 May,

1890, p. 292.
Note on the tarnished phint-hng.

1867. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 24 May,

1890, p. 324.

Notes on Prionns caUfornicun in apple roots, and dog tick (Ixodes ricinus).

1868. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <Tbe Orange Judd Farmer, 31 May,

1890, p. 341.
Eemcdies for cutworms.

1869. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <TheOrange Judd Farmer, 7 June,

1890, p. 357, 1 fig.

Notes on oak caterjiillars.

1870. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 14

June, 1890, p. 372.
Plnni cnrculio experiments and kerosene emulsion.

1871. OSBORN, H. Entomology. <Tlie Orange Judd Farmer, 21

June, 1890, p. 388.
Notes on Syrphus fly, mole cricket, and maple horers.

1872. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 28

June, 1890, p. 405, 2 figs.
Notes on tent caterpillars.

1873. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <Tlie Orange Judd Farmer, 5 July,

1890, p. 5, 1 fig.

Notes on enemies of caterpillars, the gypsy moth, and insectivorous birds.

1874. OSBORN, H. Entomology. < The Orange Judd Farmer, 12 July,

1890, p. 20.

Notes on Epicwrns imhricatus, Epiirix cuciimer'ts, willow pests, potash for cut-
worms, and Litliophane antennata.

1875. OsBORN, H. Entomology. < The Orange Judd Farmer, 19 July,

1890, p. 37.
Notes on the maple bark louse.

1876. OsBORN, H. Entomology. < The Orange Judd Farmer, 26 July,

1890, p. 53, 1 fig.
Notes on pickle worms,

1877. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 2

August, 1890, p. 68.
Notes on tar-water for insects, parasites, and wash for bark-lice.

1878. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 9

August, 1890, p. 84.
Alum for insects.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 125

1879. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <Tlie Orange Judd Farmer, 16

August, 1890, p. 100.

Iiisoi't remedies.

1880. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <Tlie Orange Judd Farmer, 6 Sep-

tember, 1890, p. 118.

Notes ou cutworms, CUchjmorplia argus, and PhUampeliis achcmon.

1881. OsBOKN, H. Entomology. <Tlie Orange Judd Farmer, 13 Sep-

tember, 1890, p. 104.
Notes on the strawberry Icaf-rollor au<l Pempelia haminundi.

1882. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, UO Sep-

tember, 1890, p. 180, 1 tig.
Notes on jteach spraying and a home-made potato sprayer.

1883. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <Tlie Orange Judd Farmer, 27 Sep-

tember, 1890, p. 196, 1 fig.
Notes on Selandiia ccrasi and ou Eudemis boirana.

1881. OsBORN, H. Habits of Cimhex americana. <Inseet Life, v. 3,
September, 1890, pp. 77-78.

1885. OSBORN, H. Entomology. <Tlie Orange Judd Farmer, 1 Octo-

ber, 1890, p. 212, 1 fig.
Notes on the apjile woolly louse.

1886. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 11 Octo-

ber, 1890, p. 229.
Kemedy for grain insects.

1887. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <Tlie Orange Judd Farmer. 25 Octo-

ber, 1890, p. 260.
Notes on Lophyrus abbotii, codling-motli remedies and blister beetles.

1888. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 1 No-

vember, 1890, p. 276, 1 fig.
Insecticides, Papilio tnrnua.

1889. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 8 No-

vember, 1890, p. 292.
Notes on arsenical poisons and tobacco decoction.

1890. OsBOKN, H. Entomology. <Tlie Orange Judd Farmer, 15 No-

vember, 1890, p. 309, 5 figs.
Treats of tlie screw worm.

1891. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <Tlie Orange Judd Farmer, 29 No-

vember, 1890, p. 341, 1 fig.
Treats of Bryobia 2)ratiii8h.

1892. OsBORN, H. On the use of contagious diseases in contending

with injurious insects. <Insect Life, v. 3, November, 1890,
pp. 141-145.

1893. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 6 De-

cember, 1890, 1). 356, 1 fig.
Notes ou the frit fly and cabbage aphis.

1894. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <Tbe Orange Judd Farmer, 13 De-

cember, 1890, p. 373, 1 fig.
Notes on Icerya palmeri and clover-seed caterpillar.

126 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1895. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <TlieOraugeJuddFarmer, 20 Decem-

ber, 1890, p 389, 1 fig.

Notes on Iccrya palmiri and Bryobia pratenais.

1896. OsBORNjH. Entomology. <Tlie Orange Judd Farmer, 27 Decem-

ber, 1890, p. 404.

Notes on the cucumber lieetle.

1897. OSBORN, II. Apple worms. <.Trans. Iowa State Hortic. Soc. for

1889 (1890), pp. 224-227.

1898. OsBORN, H. Eeport on insects of the season in Iowa. <Biill.
" No. 22, Div. Eut. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1890, pp. 18-42.

Insects affecting grasses mostly leaf-hoppers and plant-lice.

1899. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 3 Jan-

uary, 1891, p. 4, 1 fig.

Notes on chinch-bug and apple root-louse.

1900. OSBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 10 Jan-

uary, 1891, p. 20.
Treats of the fruit bark-beetle.

1901. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 17 Jan-

uary, 1891, p. 36.
Potash as an insecticide.

1902. OSBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 24 Jan-

uary, 1891, p. 52.
Potash as an insecticide ; potato-stalk weevil.

1903. OSBORN, H. Entomology. <Tlie Orange Judd Farmer, 31 Jan-

uary, 1891, p. 68, 1 fig.
Notes on Tricltoharis trinotata, Microcentrum retinerris, and Hessian fly.

1904. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <Tlie Orange Judd Farmer, 7 Feb-

ruary, 1891, p. 84.
Note on the apjde root-louse.

1905. OSBORN, 11. Entomology. <Tlie Orange Judd Farmer, 14 Feb-

ruary, 1891, p. 100, 1 fig.
Treats of spraying apparatus.

1906. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <Tlie Orange Judd Farmer, 21 Feb-

ruary, 1891, p. 116, 1 fig.
Notes on Ceresa hubaltis and on cutworms.

1907. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 28 Feb-

ruary, 1891, p. 132.
Remarks on the chinch bug.

1908. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 14

March, 1891, p. 164.

Note on apple root-louse.

1909. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 21

March, 1891, p. 180.
Notes on snowy tree cricket, fruit-tree bark-beetle, buffalo tree-hopper, and
SiphonopUora avenw.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 127

1910. OSBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange JuddFariuer, 28 March

1891, p. 196.
Notes ou the bean weevil, and cankej- WDim.

1911. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 1 April,

1891, p. 212.

Noto on cabbage worm remedy.

1912. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 11

April, 1891, p. 228.
Notes on cabbage worms, and on insect legislation.

1913. OSBORN, H. Entomology. <Tlie Orange Judd Farmer, 18

April, 1891, p. 244.
Notes on a cabbage worm remedy, ants as insect enemies, and clover loaf
caterpillar.

1914. OSBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 25

April, 1891, p. 260, 2 tigs.
Notes on SeJandria cerasi, corn rool aphis, and value of spraying Iruit-troes.

1915. OSBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 2 May,

1891, p. 276.
Notes on the Cottonwood leaf-beetle, and apple plant-lice.

1916. OSBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 9 May,

1891, p. 292.
Remarks on Aiiacus cecropia, beet insects, and insecticides.

1917. OSBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 23 May,

1891, p. 325.
Notes on lice, and insecticides.

1918. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <Tlie Orange Judd Farmer, 30 May,

1891, p. 340.

Notes ou AmjJhicerus hicaudatus, snowy tree cricket, lleas; Sesia iipuliformia,
and wireworms.

1919. OSBORN, H. Silver-top in grass, and the insects which may pro-

duce it. <Can. Ent. May, 1891, pp. 94-96. Also in Proc. 11th
Ann. Meet. Soc. Prom. Agric. Science. 1890, i)p. 88-90.
/1920. OsBORN, H. Some insects destructive to grass. <Bull. No. 13,
Iowa Agric. Exp. Sta. May, 1891, pp. 95-11."); 10 ligs., 1 pi.
Treats of leaf-hoppers, clover-seed midge, horn fly, and apple maggot.

1921. OSBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 6 June,

1891, p. 356.
Notes on the jilum gouger and curculio, and on arsenite.s and lime.

1922. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 13

June, 1891, p. 372.
Notes on Telea polyphemtis, bud-moth, and Haltica ckalyhea.

1923. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 20

June, 1891, p. 388.
Notes on Myzus cerasi, cutworms, warbles, and kerosene and pyrethruin.

1924. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 27 June,

1891, p. 404.
Notes on grasshoppers, resin wash, and rose-biigs.

128 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY

1925. OSBOEN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 4 July,
1891, p. 4.

Notes ou Phycita nebulo, willow sawfly, I'odahrus iowenfosiif eating plant-
lice, aud clover pests.

19L'(). 08B0RN, H. Entomology. <TLeOrange Judd Farmer, llJuly,
1891, p. 20, 1 fig.
Notes ou PuJvinaria innmnerahiUs, grain ai)hi8, web-worm, and Meroniijza
americana.

1927. OSBOEN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 18 July,

1891, p. 36.
Notes on screw worm and plum curculio.

1928. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <Tlie Orange Judd Farmer, 25 July,

1891, p. 53, 3 figs.
Treats of Orgijia Jeucoatigma and majile borers.

1930. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <Tlie Orange Judd Farmer, 1 Au-

gust, 1891, p. 69, 1 fig.
Treats of horn-fly aud apple lice.

1931. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <Tlie Orange Judd Farmer, 8 Au-

gust, 1891, p. 85.
Fungous infection of chincli bug.

1932. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 15 Au-

gust, 1891, p. 101.

Notes ou Tolype velleda, garden insects, and wheat midge.

1933. OSBORN, H. Entomology. <Tlie Orange Judd Farmer, 22 Au-

gust, 1891, p. 117.

Danger of copper in insecticides.

1934. 0«BORN, H. Entomology. <Tlie Orange Judd Farmer, 29 Au-

gust, 1891, p. 143.
Cabbage worm cure, Hessiau fly parasites.

1935. 0«BoiiN, H. Some notes on Iowa insects. <In8ect Life, v. 3,
' " August, 1891, p. 479.

Brief notes on two leaf-hoppers. Aphis primifolii, Myztis rihis, and Bibio
alMpcnnis,

1936. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer. 5 Sep

tember, 1891, p. 148.

Remedies for cabbage maggot, pea weevil, and strawberry weevil.

1937. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 12 Sep-

tember, 1891, p. 164.
Notes ou Anisota ruhicunda aud bag-worm.

1938. OSBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 19 Sep-

tember, 1891, p. 180.
Destroying grasshoppers.

1939. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <Tlie Orange Judd Farmer, 25 Sep-

tember, 1891, p. 196, 1 fig.
Treats of Scolytus rugulosus.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 129

1940. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <Tlie Orange Judd Farmer, 3 Octo-

ber, 1891, p. 212, 1 tig.
Treats of the Heasiau fly.

1941. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 10 Octo-

ber, 1891, p. 229.
Chiuch bug cholera aud the clovor weevil.

1942. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <Tlie Orange Judd Farmer, 17 Octo-

ber, 1891, p. 245, 1 tig.
Notes ou Grapholitha interstinciana, Meromyza americana, aud Murgantia liis-
trionica.

1943. OsBORN, H. Grub worms in potatoes. <Iowa Homestead, 23

October, 1891.
Occurrence of Lachnosferna sp. in potatoes.

1944. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <Tlie Orange Judd Farmer, 24 Octo-

ber, 1891, p. 261, 1 fig.
Remarks on Schizoneura corni and Diplosis tritici.

1945. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <TlieOrange Judd Farmer, 31 Octo-

ber, 1891, p. 276, 1 fig.
Notes on white grubs, pigeon Tremex, and Eristalis larva.

1946. OsBORN, H. Keport of a trip to Kansas to investigate reported

damage from grasshoppers. <Insect Life, v. 4, October, 1891,
pp. 49-56. <22d Ann. Kept. Ent. Soc. Ont., 1891, pp. 69-74.

1947. OsBGEN, H. An experiment with kerosene emulsions. <Insect

Life, V. 4, October, 1891, pp. 63-64. <22d Ann. Eept. Ent.
Soc. Ont., 1891, pp. 79-80.

1948. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 7 No-

vember, 1891, p. 292, 1 fig.
Notes ou Aphodiua inqwinatus, Plochionits tlmidus, Lophyrm ahbotii, aud white
grubs.

1949. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 14 ISTo-

vember, 1891, p. 308, 1 fig.
Notes on Tyloderma fragarm, Anarsia lineatella, and bean weevil.

1950. OSBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 21 No-

vember, 1891, p. 325.
Horn Uy remedies.

1951. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 28 No-

vember, 1891, p. 340, 1 fig.
Kansas grasshoppers and bronzy cut-worm.

1952. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 5 Decem-

ber, 1891, p. 356, 1 fig.
Anisota rubicunda^ and iilant-lice.

1953. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 19

December, 1891, p. 399.

C!are in use of I'aris green, Chilo saccharalis in corn.
3909 9

V

130 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1954. OsBORN, H. Entomology. <The Orange Jiidd Farmer, 26
December, 1891, p. 404.

Note on clover-hay worm.

1955. OsBORN, H. Notes on grass insects in Washington, D. C
<Insect Life, v. 4, December, 1891, pp. 197, 198.

Mentions a number of leaf -hoppers.

1950. OSBOEN, H. The Pediculi and Mallophaga afiecting man and
the lower animals. <Bull. No. 7, Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric.,
1891, pp. 56, 42 figs.

A systematic arrangement of the known forms; the Pediculichc infesting
man and other mammals; the Mallophaga infesting birds and mammals.

1957. OsBORN, H. Eeport on the work of the season. <Bull. No. 23,
/ ' Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1891, pp. 57-62.

Notes on leaf-hoppers, grasshoppers, SeJandria cerasi, Datmui ministra, Lophy-
rus abbotii, Diabrotica longlcornis, Tr'ichobaris trinotata, Pempelia hamtnondi,
Papilio turnus, and arscnite of ammonia as an insecticide.

1958. OsBORN, H. The rhubarb curculio. <Orauge Judd Farmer, 27

February, 1892, p. 132.

1959. OSBORN, H. Lice affecting domestic animals. <Bull. No. 16,

Iowa Agric. Exp. Sta., February, 1892, pp. 330-350, 1 iig., 2 pls;
But slightly altered from Bull. No. 7, Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1891.

1960. OsBOEN, H. Clover hay worm. <Iowa State Eegister, March,

1892.

1961. OsBORN, H. Effects of spraying on plants and fruits. <Bull.

No. 17, Iowa Agric. Exp. Sta., May, 1892, pp. 444-449.

1962. OsBORN, H. Bugs in the cornfields. <Iowa Homestead, 15 July,

• 1892, p. 668.
Note on Sphenophorus ochreus.

1963. OsBORN, H. The army worm. <Orange Judd Farmer, 13

August, 1892.

1964. OSBORN, H. Grain insects. <Orange Judd Farmer, 27 August,

1892.

1965. OsBORN, H. The cornstalk borer. <The Orange Judd Farmer,

27 August, 1892.

1966. OsBORN, H. Cicada and caterpillars. <Iowa State Kegister, 9

Septeuiber, 1892.
Notes on Cicada tibicen and Darapsa myron.

1967. OsBORN, H. Grape insects. <Iowa State Register, September,

1892.

1968. OsBORN, H. Medicine for mosquitoes. <Orange Judd Farmer,

22 October, 1892.

1969. OsBORN, H. The pigeon Tremex. <Orange Judd Farmer, 22

October, 1892.

/,

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 131

1970. OSBORN, H. Reports of experiments and studies in entomology.

<BulI, No. 19, Iowa Agric. Exp. Sta., November, 1892, pp.
566-594, figs. 2.
Tar-pau for leaf-hoppers ; includes articles No. 764 and 2882.

1971. OsBORN, H. Notes on injurious insects of 1892. <In8ect Life,
^ V. 5, November, 1892, pp. 111-114.

Chiefly on leaf-hopj)ers.

1972. OsBORN, H. Fighting insect enemies. <Trans. Iowa State

Hortic. Soc. for 1891 (1892), pp. 227-230.

1973. OsBORN, H. Orchard insects for 1891. <Trans. Iowa State

Hortic. Soc. for 1891 (1892), pp. 203-205.

1974. OsBORN, H. Insects of the season in Iowa. <Biill. No. 2(5, Div.

Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1892, pp. 57-62.
Notes on Bibio albipennis, Myzus persica;, Siphonophora avena; clover insects,
and abundance of Apanteles glomeratm.

1975. OsBORN, H. Report of a trip to Kansas to investigate reported

damage from grasshoppers. <Bull. No. 27, Div. Ent. U. S.
Dept. Agric. 1892, pp. 58-04. Reprinted from Insect Life, v.
4, p. 49.

Damage chiefly due to Calopienus differentialis.

/1976. OsBORN, H. Further notes on the treatment of grass insects.
^^ — <Froc. 13th Ann. Meet. Soc. From. Agric. Sci., 1892.

1977. OsBORN, H. Fruit and forest tree insects. <Trans. Iowa State

Hortic. Soc. for 1892 (1893), pp. 96-127, 31 figs.
Treats of Monophadnus bardus, Selandria cerasi, Monostegia rosa; M. ignota,
Harpiphorus maculatus, Cimbex americana, Papilio turnus, P. creaphontea,
Smerinthus ercwcatus, Podosesia syringce, Datana ministra, T>. angusii, Noto-
donta condnna, N. unicornis, Hyphantria cunea, Orgyia leucostigma, Platysa-
mia cecropia, Telea polyphemus, Gastropacha velleda, CUsiocamiJa americana,
Phycis indiginella, Anisopteryx vernaia , Pempelia hammondi, Eccopsis vialana,
Carpocapsa pomonella, Trypeta pomonella, Coccotoriis prunicida, Anthouomus
qiiadrigibbus, Saperda Candida, Chion cinctus, Chrysobothris femorata, Amphi-
cerus bicaudatus, Cicada sepfendecim, Cicada tibicen, Ceresa btibaliis, Aphis
mali, Myzus cerasi, Schizoneura lanigera, Chionaspis furfuriis, Mytilaspis
I pomoruni, (Ecanthus, Teirqnychua telaruis.

1978. OsBORN H. Grass leaf-hoppers. <Bull. No. 20, Iowa Agric.

Exp. Sta., February, 1893, pp. 713-715, fig. 1.
Notes and remedies.

1979. OSBORN, H. Cabbage- worms and parasites. <Iowa Homestead,

3 March, 1893, p. 205.

1980. OsBORN, H. The grape-vine flea-beetle. <Iowa State Register,

7 April, 1893.

1981. OSBOBN, H. The clover hay worm. <Iowa Homestead, 5 May,

1893.

1982. OsBORN, H. Beans infested with bean veevil. <Iowa State

Register, 11 May, 1893.

132 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

1983. OsBORN, II, Report on u tii]) to northwest Missouri to investi-

gskte grassbopi)er injuries. <lusect uife, v. 5, July, 1893, j)p.
323-325.
Home damage by Melanoplus femtir-rnbrum.

1984. OSBORN, H. The wheat head army worm. <Rural Life, 3

August, 1893, p. 2.

1985. OsBORN, II. The clover seed caterpillar. <Iowa Homestead, 8

September, 1893.
1980. OsBORN, H. Methods of treating insects affecting grasses and
forage plants. < Insect Life, v. 6, December, 1893, pp. 71-82.

1987. OsBORN, n. Methods of attacking i)arasites of domestic ani-

mals. < Insect Life, v. 0, December, 1893, pp. 163-165. Also,
in 24th Ann. Eept. Ent. Soc. Ont., p. 96.

1988. OsBORN, H. Notes on some of the more important insects of the

season. < Insect Life, v. 6, December, 1893, p. 193.

1989. OsBORN, H. A new mite infesting mushrooms. < Science, 29

December, 1893.
Descriptiou iiud damage of Tyro<ilyphuH linineri.

1990. OsBORN, H. Some Iowa farm insects. <Ann. Rept. Iowa State

Agric. Soc. for 1892 (1893), pp. 065-669, 41 figs.

Short notes on cutworms, cabbage worms, army worms, Drasteria crechteu,

Asopia costalin, Cramlma exsiccatuH, C. rulgiragellus, Grapholitha intersthuiana,

Cecidomyia leyiimiiiicola, Hamatobia serrata, wire-worms, corn bill bugs,

/ Trichoharis trinotata, Blissus leucopterits, leaf-hoppers, grasshoppers, lice, and

/ Mallophaga.

1991. OsBORN, II. Report on insects of the season in Iowa. <Bull.
No. 30, Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1893, pp. 42-48.

Notes on several common insects; life history of some leaf-hoppers and test
of liolrytis tennelln on white grubs.

1992. OsBORN, H. Caterpillars on corn. < Iowa Homestead, 25 May,

1894.
Notes on Pyrrharctia iaabella,

1993. OsBORN, H. Chinch bug observations in Iowa in 1894. < Insect

Life, V. 7, December, 1894, pp. 230-232.

1994. OsBORN, H. Corn insects, their injuries, and how to treat them.

<Bull. No. 24, Iowa Agric. Exp. Sta.,1894, pp. 991-1005,12 figs.
Brief accounts of common corn insects, Avitli remedies.

1995. OsBORN, H. Insects of the season in Iowa. <Bull. No. 32, Div.

Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1894, i)p. 46-52.
Notes on the horse bot-fly, Asojria costalis, Leucania alhilinca, Nomophila noc-
tttella, and a few others.

1996. OSBORN, H. The leaf folder and leaf skelctouizer. <Tran8.

Iowa State Hortic Soc, 1893 (1894), pp. 174-176.

1997. OsBORN, H. Insects affecting grapes. <Trans. Iowa State

Hortic. Soc, 1893 (1894), pp. 262-204.
Notes on Ilalliva chalybea, Typhlocyba vitis, Phylloxera vaatatrix, Alypia octo-
maculata, Eudemis botrana.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 133

1998. OsBORN, II. Some gjirdeii pests. <Titiiis. Iowa State Hortic.

Soc., 1894 (1895), pp. 403-405.

Notes on .Iphis cucittiicrii^, I'liripn nlii, and Mellitia celo.

1999. OsBORN, II. Potato stalk borer. < Wallace's Farmer and

Dairyman, 5 June, 1896.
LM)00. OsBORN, H. The true army worm in Iowa. < Wallace's Farmer

and Dairyman, 5 June, 1890.
J20gl. OsBORN, H. The army worm. <Iowa Homestead, 5 June, 1896.
V 2002. OsBORN, H. Notes on injurious insects. <Bull. No. 33, Iowa

■"■ Agric. Exp. Sta., 1896, pp. 594-605, 5 figs.

Troats of tlio hickory bark- beetle, chicken mite, new sheep louse, and a lew
conjuion insects.

2203^OsBORN, II. Notes ou the entomological events of 1896 in Iowa.
7 <Proc. Ass. Econ. Entora. Bull. No. 6, n. s., Div. Ent. U. S.

Dept. Agric, 1896, pp. 78-80.

Brief notes ou Lcucania nnipiincta, Scolytus 4-8pino8us, Cecidomyia deatructor,
and Eugonia siibsignaria.

2004. OsBORN, II. Insects affecting domestic animals. An account of

the s])ecies of importance in North America, with mention of
related forms occurring on other animals. <I>ull, No. 5, n. s.,
Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1896, pp. 302, 170 figs., 5 pis.

A systematic arran<»eniont of all species known to aft'oct domestic animals,
inclndiug chapters on mites and on remedies.

2005. OsBORN, II. Spraying in theory and practice. <Trans. Iowa

State Hortic. Soc, 1895 (1896), pp. 80-82.

2006. OsBORN, H. Fumigation as a means of destroying insects.

<Trans. Iowa State Hortic. Soc, 1895 (1896), pp. 336-337.

2007. OsBORN, 11., and Gossard, H. A. Reports of entomological

work. <Bull. No. 14, Iowa Agric. Exp. Sta., August, 1891, pp.
166-180, 1 fig.
Clover-seed caterpillar, leaf-hoppers, kerosene emulsion for plant-lice, note
on grasshoppers, llavescent clover weevil, and wheat bulb worm.

2008. OSBORN, II., and Goshard, 11. A. The clover seed caterpillar.
<Insect Life, v. 4, October, 1891, pp. 56-58. <22d Ann. Kept.
Ent. Soc Out., 1891, pp. 74-75.

Notes on Grapholitha inieratiiictana.

2009. CsBORN, II., and Gossard, II. A. Reports on injurious insects.

<Bul]. No. 15, Iowa Agric Exp. Sta., 1891, pp. 255-273, 3 figs.
-010. OsBORN, H., and Gossard, H. A. Reports on injurious insects.
<Bull. No. 18, Iowa Agric Exp. Sta., August, 1892, pp. 506-
516, 1 fig. < Abstract in Ent. News, 1892, p. 230.

Corn bill-bugs, strawberry slugs, and cabbage Plutella.

2011. OsBORN,H.,and Mally,C. W. Observationson insects, season of

1894. <Bull. No. 27, Iowa Agric. Exp. Sta., 1895, pp. 135-149.

Chinch bug remedies, western onion thrips, squash borer, melon louse, and

experiments with bisHli)liide of carbon for plant-lice and with hydrocyanic

gas.

134 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2012. OsBORN, H., and Pammel, L. H. Machinery and methods for

spraying. <Bul]. No. 20, Iowa Agric. Exp. Sta., February,
1893, pp. 706-712.

Short account of spraying apparatus and insecticides.

2013. OsBORN, H., and SiRRiNE, F. A. Notes on Aphidid*. <Insect

Life, V. 5, April, 1893, pp. 235-237.

2014. OsBORN, H., and Sirrine, F. A. Notes on injurious insects.

<Bull. No. 23, Iowa Agric. Exp. Sta., 1893, pp. 881-905, 8 figs.
Notes on Leuoania aliilinea, Aaopia costalis, Grapholitha interatinctana, Teras
minuta, Pempelia hammondi, Pieris rapw, cheese mites, plant-lice on grass
roots, and life-history of Aphis rumicis.

2015. OsBORN, H., and Sirrine, F. A. Plant lice infesting grass roots.

<Proc. Iowa Acad. Science, v. 2, 1895, pp. 78-91.

Treats especially of Schizoneura corni.

2016. Packard, A. S. The work of a timber beetle. <Garden and

Forest, 1888, p. 172.

Note on Monohammna confusus,

2017. Packard, A. S. Boring beetles in the ash finish of a chapel.

<Garden and Forest, 1889, pp. 254-255, fig. 1.

Note on Teretrius americaniia.

2018. Packard, A. S. Insects injurious to forest and shade trees.

<Fiftli Kept. U. S. Entom. Com., Washington, 1890, 957 pp.,
300 figs., and 38 pis.

Treats of the insects injurious to the oak, elm, hickory, black walnut, butter-
nut, chestnut, locust tree, maple, cottonwood, poplar, basswood, beech, wild
cherry, wild plum, thorn, crab-apple, monntain-ash, willow, hackberry,
alder, sycamore, iron-wood, water-beech, sassafras, honey-locust, horse-
chestnut, sweet-gum, sour-gum, prickly ash, tulip tree, sumach, poison
ivy, catalpa,witch-hazel, magnolia, pawpaw, tree of heaven, box-elder, mes-
quite, persimmon, California bay, China tree, dogwood, black alder, Ken-
tucky coffee tree, pine, spruce, fir, hemlock, larch, juniper, cedar, cypress,
and Sequoia.

2019. Packard, A. S. Occurrence of Bucculatrix canadensiseUa.

Ohamb. on birches in Rhode Island. <Insect Life, v. 5, Sep-
tember, 1892, pp. 14-16, 1 fig.

2020. Packard, A. S. lieport on insects injurious to forest trees.

<Bull. No. 32, Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1894, pp. 53-56.

2021. Packard, A. S. Occurrence of the hen flea {Sarcopsylla galli-

nacea Westw.) in Florida. < Insect Life, v. 7, September, 1894,
pp. 23-24, 2 figs.

2022. Panton, J. H. Fungicides and insecticides. <Bull. No. 73,

Out. Agric. Coll. Exp. Sta., April, 1892, pp. 6.
Formulas for the preparation and directions for application of insecticides.

2023. Patrick, I. A. The new enemy of the chinch bug. <Prairie

Farmer, 25 August, 1888, p. 545.

Notice of a fungoid disease.

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2024. Patton, W. H. Prevention of the peach yellows and rosette as

caused by the yellows mite. <Ent. News, 1892, ]). 07.

Considers BryoVia pratensis as the cause of peach yellows.

2025. Pearson, A. W. Vineyard notes from southern New Jersey.

<Garden and Forest, 1888, pp. 250-257.
Remarks on Macrodaciijhis siihupinoi^ua.

2020. Peaeson, a. W. [Method of fighting rose beetles.] <Insect
Life, V. 2, July, 1889, p. 19.

2027. Pearson, A. W. The rose beetle. <Garden and Forest, 1890,

pp. 44-45.

2028. Pearson, A. W. Best means to destroy rose bugs. <Pop. Gar-

den, June, 1891.
Advises nse of slugitc.

2029. Pearson, A. W. Experience with the rose-bug in 1891. <Gar-

den and Forest, 1891, pp. 415-416.

2030. Pearson, A. W. The spraying of plants in 1891 with insecti-

cides and fungicides and its results. <Ann. Kept. N. J. State
Bd. Agric, 1892, pp. 410-420.

2031. Pearson, J. [Destructiveness of the corn-root plant-louse in

Nebraska.] < Insect Life, v. 4, November, 1891, p. 142.

2032. Pergande, T. The cotton or melon plant-louse. < Insect Life,

V. 7, March, 1895, pp. 309^15.
Account of A2)his gossypii.

2033. Pergande, T. Observations on certain Thripid*. < Insect

Life, V. 7, July, 1895, pp. 390-395.
Treats of Heliothrips cestri, H. fasciafa, Enthrips occidentaUs, and T]tri2}s tahaci.

2034. Perkins, G. H. On certain injurious insects. < Second Ann.

Eept. Vt. Agric. Exp. Sta. for 1888, pp. 128-139.
Treats of a few common insects.

2035. Perkins, G. H. Questions concerning injurious insects. <Bull.

No. 10, Vt. Agric. Exp. Sta., April, 1800, pp. 2.
Desires information of the farmers.

20;>(). Perkins, G. H. Report of the entomologist. <Third Ann.
Kept. Vt. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1890, pp. 145-101, figs. 19.
Treats of insects aftecting the elm, and insecticides.

2037. Perkins, G. H. Insects injurious to the American elm.

<Eleventh Kept. Vt. State Board of Agriculture, 1890, pp. 90,
figs. 66.
A list of the species known to feed on the elm, with brief accounts of them :
preliminary remarks on insecticides and beneficial insects.

2038. Perkins, G. H. Notes on Lachuosterna. <Insect Life, v. 4,

August, 1892, pp. 389-392.

2039. Perkins, G. H. Report of the entomologist. <Fifth Ann. Rept.

Vt. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1892, pp. 144-159.
White grubs, and experiments to destroy them; insecticides in general.

136 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2040. Perkins, Gr. H. Eeport of the entomologist. < Seventh Ann.

Eept. Vt. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1894, pp. 319-145, figs. 19.

Treats of liorn fly, apple maggots, and cutworms.

2041. Perkins, G. H. Household pests. <Bull. No. 43., Vt. Agric.

Exp. Sta., l^ovember, 1894, pp. 73-78, figs. 4.

Habits aud remedies of several common liouseliold insects.

2042. Perkins, G. H. Keport of the entomologist. <Eighth Ann.

Eept. Vt. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1895, pp. 119-135, figs. 10.
Treats of insects infesting the larder, and currant insects.

2043. Perkins, G. H. Eeport of the entomologist. <Ninth Ann.

Eept. Vt. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1895, pp. 116-145, figs. 33.
Treaits of wire- worms, army- worms, cut- worms, grasshoppers, etc.

2044. Perry, H. S. [The Bryobia household pest.] <Insect Life, v. 3,

August, 1890, p. 23.

2045. Pettit, E. H. Studies in artifical cultures of entomogenous

fungi. <Bul]. No. 97, Cornell Univ. Agric. Exp. Sta., July,
1895, pp. 339-378, 11 pis.
Detailed accounts of a number of species affecting insects.

2046. Pheatt, I. T. Eidding mills of insects. <Amer. Miller, 1

August, 1891.
Uses pieces of wet wood as traps.

2047. Pickles, T. The fruit bark beetle. < Fruit-Growers' Journal,

Soc, 15 September, 1890.

2048. Pickles, T. The fruit bark beetle. <Trans. 111. State Hortic.

Soc, 1890, p. 48.

2049. Pickles, T. The scale insect. <Trans. 111. State Hortic. Soc,

1891, pp. 165-166.

2050. Pickles, T. Insects. <Trans. 111. State Hortic. Soc, 1891, pp.

210-214.
Notes on apple curculio and plaut-lice.

2051. Piers, H. Descrii:>tion of Torruhia {Gordyceps) melolontliw on

larva of LaoJmosterna quercina. <Proc. and Trans. Nov. Scot.
Inst. Nat. Science, 1889, pp. 273-275.

2052. Pike, N. The ravages ofthe leopard moth in Brooklyn. <Insect

Life, V. 4, June, 1892, pp. 317-319, 1 fig.

2053. Piper, C.V. Two injurious insects. <Bull. No. 7, Wash. Agric.

Exp. Sta., January, 1893, pp. 121-127.

Notes on the pea weevil, and on the cottony n)aple scale.

2054. Piper, C. V. Insect pests of the garden, farm, and orchard.

<Bull. No. 17, Wash. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1895, pp. 66, figs. 64.
General account of many common insects.

2055. PoPENOE, E. A. Observations on two insect pests. <Bull. No.

3, Kans. Agric. Exp. Sta., June, 1888, pp. 39, figs. 7.
Apple-twig borer, literature, habits, parasites; Graptodera foliacea, a new
apple insect.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 137

2056. PoPENOE, E. A. The apple-twig borer; further observatious.

<Tbe Industrialist, 27 October, L888, p. 25.

Note on Ampltieents bicaiidatus.

2057. PoPENOE, P]. A. Thehox-(ilderhng{Le2>tocoristrivittatiis). <Tlie

ludustrialist, 9 March, 1889, p. 101, 1 pi.

2058. PoPENOE, E. A. Experience in spraying apple-trees. <The

ludustrialist, 20 April, 1889, p. 125.

2059. PopENOE, E. A. Entomological notes. <The Industrialist, 8

June, 1889, p. 153, 2 figs.
Trogosita obscura and a species of Bethylua attackinj;' the codlinf^j-moth.

20G0. PoPENOE, E. A. [New codling-moth and jieach-borer enemies.]
< Insect Life, v. 2, September, 1889, p. 83.

Abstract of an article in The Industrialist of June, 1889.
20G1. PoPENOE, E. A. Note on the oviposition of a wood-borer. <The
Industrialist, 2 November, 1889, p. 37.
Note on Tragidionfulvipenne.

2002. PoPENOE, E. A. A new apple insect — the apple flea beetle.
<Trans. Kans. Hortic Soc, 1888 (1889), pp. 261-204, 2 figs.

Notes on Graptodera foliacea.

2063. PoPENOE, E. A. Three insecticides of general value. <Trans.
Kans. Hortic. Soc, 1888 (1889), pp. 299-302.
Pyrethrum, Paris green, and kerosene emulsion.

2004. PoPENOE, E. A. Scale insects and their destruction. <The
Industrialist, 8 February, 1890, p. 89.

2065. PoPENOE, PI A. Note on the bean weevil. <The Industrialist,

8 February, 1890, p. 89.

2066. PoPENOE, E. A. More. about the bean weevil. <The Industrial-

ist, 5 April, 1890, p. 121.

2067. PoPENOE, E. A. A spinning mite on the red cedar. <The Indus-

trialist, 24 May, 1890, p. 149.

2068. PoPENOE, E. A. Arsenical poisons for the plum curculio. <The

Industrialist, 20 December, 1890, j). 53.

2069. PoPENOE, E. A. The white tree-cricket; a friend. <The Indus-

trialist, 20 December, 1890, p. 54.

2070. PoPENOE, E. A. Some insects injurious to the garden bean.

<Second Ann. Kept. Kans. Agric. Exp. Sta. for 1889 (1890), pj).
206-212, 1 pi.
Treats of beau weevil, bean leaf-beetle, and plaut-lmgs.

2071. PoPENOE, E. A. A cheap and effective spraying apparatus.

<The ludustrialist, 7 March, 1891, p. 93.

2072. PoPENOE, E. A. The germination of weeviled peas. <The

Industrialist, 2 May, 1891, pp. 125-126.

2073. PoPENOE, E. A. Notes on the recent outbreak of Dissosteira

lonyiiiennu. <Insect Life, v. 4, October, 1891, pp. 41-42.
<Twenty-second Ann. Kept. Ent. Soc. Out., 1891, p. 63).

138 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2074. PoPENOE, E. A. The cotton wood borer. <Tlie ludustrialist, 29

February, 1896, p. 97.
Notes on Plecirodera scalator.

2075. PoPENOE, »E. A. The canker worm. <The Industrialist, 25

April, 1896, p. 130.

2076. PoPENOE, E. A. Western garden insects. <The Industrialist,

28 September, 1896, p. 18.

2077. PoPENOE, E. A., and Marlatt, C. L. Experiments with spray-

ing apple trees to protect the fruit from the apple-worm.
<Extract from the First Ann, Kept. Kaus. Agric. Exp. Sta.,
1888, pp. 29.
Table of experiments and results.

2078. PoPENOE, E. A., and Maelatt, C. L. Observations upon injuri-

ous insects. < Extract from the First Ann. Kept. Kans. Agric.
Exp. Sta., 1888, pp. 30-61, figs. 7, pi. 2.
The ash sawfiy, sycamore fork-tail, sycamore leaf-beetle, apple-tree flea-
beetle, apple-twig borer, and the box-elder bug, with literatiire.

2079. Powell, G. H. The pear slug. < Garden and Forest, 1896, p. 498.

Ravages of Eriocampa cerasi.

2080. Powell, G. H. Save our fruits by the use of insecticides.

<Eept. State Hortic. Ass. of Penu. for 1889, pp. 43-47.

2081. Price, G. W. Notes on insects. < First Biennial Kept. State

Bd. Agric. Bel., 1888-89, pp. 118-120.

Notes on asparagus beetle, army worm, and peach-tree borer.

2082. Price, R. H. Insects injurious to stored grain. <Bull. No. 31,

Texas Agric. Exp. Sta., June, 1894, pp. 465-472.

a general account of granary insects.

2083. Price, R. H. Injurious fungi and insects. <Bull. ISro.32, Texas

Agric. Exp. Sta., September, 1894, pp. 493-494, 1 fig.

Plum curculio and Le^doglossiis ])liyUopus.

2084. Price, K. H. Insecticides. <Bull. No. 36, Texas Agric. Exp.

Sta., August, 1895, pp. 649-651.

2085. Price, R. H. The peach. <Bull. No. 39, Texas Agric. Exp. Sta.,

July, 1896, pp. 803-848, 2 figs.
Treats of curculio and black root aphides.

2086. Purvis, M. Fighting lice. <Ind. Farmer, 29 June, 1895, p. 6.

Remedies for chicken lice.

2087. QuAiNTANCE, A. L. Insect enemies of truck and garden crops.

<Bull. No. 30, Fla. Agric. Exp. Sta., March, 1896, pp. 241-327,
36 figs.
Brief notes on cut- worms, wire-worms, Bruchus ohtectus, Caloptenus femur-
ruhrum, blister beetles, flea-beetles, Murgantia liistrionica, Aphis hrassicce,
Pieris rapa, P. protodice, P. momiste, Pluaia irasslcce, Plutella cruciferarum,
Botis repetitalis, Pliorhia hrassicce, Lygus lineolaris, Papilio asterias, Aiiasa
tristis, Margaroniu nitidalis, Melittia ceto, Diabrotica vittata, Aphis gossypii,
Margaronia hyalinata, Dysdtrciis autiit-ellus, Leptoglossus phyllojyits, Siphono-
phora cucurbitw, Phorhia ceparum, Ueliothis armigei; Phlegethontius Carolina,
and Meyoura sol an i.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 139

2088. QuAiNTANOE, A. L. Insects injurious to stored grain and cereal

products. <Bull No. 36, Fla. Agric. Exp. Sta., October, 1896,
pp. 358-385, figs. IG.
Description, life-history, and treatment of granary insects ; Gclechia cerealella,
Pyralis faritialis, Ephestia kuelniieUa, Plodia interpuncteUa, Cahtndra grana-
ria, C. ori/ziv, Bruchits obtccius, B. chineueis, B. 4-macuJatu8, B. pisi, Echo-
certis maxillosus, Triboliitin co)tfu8itm, T. ferruginvum, Caihartiis gemeJlatus,
Sllvanu.<isu7-inamen8i8, Brachyiarsns alternatus, and Cutorama punctulaia.

2089. Eagland, R. L. The tobacco horn worm. <The So. Planter,

September, 1890, pp. 40C-407.

Treats of life-history and remedies.

2090. Eathvon, S. S. An entomological essay. <Eept. State Hortic

Ass. of Penn. for 1891, pp. 69-79.

2091. Read, M. C. [Ant hills and slugs.] <Insect Life, v. 2, January

and February, 1890, p. 252.

2092. Reed, C. W. The codlin moth and remedies therefor. <Rept.

Calif. State Bd. Hortic. for 1890 (1890), p. 52.

2093. Reeve, J. K. Remedy for cabbage worms. <Amer. Agric, June,

1889, p. 380.
Advises sticking poisoned artificial flowers about the cabbage field.

2094. Reoier, O. E. [A cocoanut pest to be guarded againstj. <In-

sect Life, v. 2, March, 1890, p. 278.

Danger of introduction of Diaspi8 vandalicus.

2095. Rexford, E. E. Destroying mealy-bugs and red spiders.

<Amer. Agric, October, 1892, p. 595.

2096. Reynolds, H. The plum curculio. <Mass. Ploughman, 9

August, 1890.

2097. Rhodes, J. Sheep tick again. <Wisc. Farmer, 6 August, 1892.

Recommends carbolic acid for a sheep dip.

2098. Rice, G. Rise and downfall of the cottony cushion scale.

<Rept. Calif. State Bd. Hortic. for 1890 (1890), pp. 53-57.

2099. Rice, M. E. [Fowls and toads vs. garden insects.] <Insect
Life, V. 5, April, 1892, pp. 256-257.

loo. Rice, M. E. Notes on Untilia sinuata. <Insect Life, v. 5, April,
1893, pp. 243-245, 1 fig.

2101. RiCHMAN, E. S. An injurious flea-beetle in Utah. <Insect Life,

V 6, November, 1891, p. 135.
Note on Epitrix suhcrinita.

2102. RiCHMAN, E. S. Injuring insects. <Bull. No. 14, Utah Agric.

Exp. Sta., June, 1892, j^p. 7-11, figs. 7.

Treats of Aphis braaaicce and Epitrix crinita.

2103. RiCHMAN, E. S. Entomology. <Fourth Ann. Rept. Utah Agric.

Exp. Sta., 1893, pp. 199-200.
Treats of the codling-moth.

2104. RiCKSECKER, L. E. Adoxus vitis Linn. <Orchard and Farm,

June, 1890, p. 59.

140 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2105. EiLEY, C. H. [The New Zealand Latrodectus.] <Iiisect Life,

V. 2, September, 1889, p. 75.

2106. Riley, C. V. The willow- shoot saw-fly. <InsectLife,v. 1, July,

1888, pp. 8-11, 1 fig.
Treats of Phulloecus integer.

2107. EiLEY, C. V. The Hessian fly an imported insect. <Gan.

Entom., July, 1888, pp. 121-127.

2108. EiLEY, C. V. The Morelos orange fruit worm. <Insect Life,

V. 1, August, 1888, pp. 45-47, 1 fig.
Injury to orauges by Trypeta ludens.

2109. Riley, 0. V. A destructive cricket in Louisiana. <Insect Life,

V. 1, September, 1888, pp. 87-88.

Ravages of ;i species of Gryllus.

2110. EiLEY, G. V. The parsnip web-worm. <Insect Life, v. 1, Octo-

ber, 1888, pp. 94-98, 1 fig.
Detailed account of Depvessaria heracUana.

2111. EiLEY, 0. V. A lady-bird parasite. <Insect Life, v. 1, Octo-

ber, 1888, pp. 101-104, 2 figs.
Centistes americana bred from Megilla maculata.

2112. EiLEY, C. Y. Eemarks on the Hessian fly. <Insect Life, v. 1,

October, 1888, pp. 107-108.

2113. EiLEY, 0. V. The orchid Isosoma, and a remedy for its injury.

<Insect Life, v. 1, October, 1888, p. 121.

Note on /. orchideariini in Europe.

2114. EiLEY, 0. V. Some recent entomological matters of international

concern. <Insect Life, v. 1, November, 1888, pp. 12G-187, 11
figs.

Treats of Icerya imrcliasi, the Hessian fly, and the bop plant-louse.

2115. EiLEY, C. V. The parsnip web-worm. <Orange Judd Farmer,

17 November, 1888, p. 319.

2116. EiLEY, 0. V. The habits of Thalessa and Tremex. <Insect

Life, V. 1, December, 1888, pp. 168-179, 1 pi., 4 figs.

2117. EiLEY, 0. V. Dosing trees with sulphur and other substances.

<Sci. Amer., 8 December, 1888, p. 353.

Not taken up in the circulation ; all such remedies fallacious.

2118. EiLEY, 0. V. Eemarks on the Hessian fly. <Proc. 9th Ann.

Meet. Soc. Prom. Agric. Sci., 1888, pp. 59-00.

2119. EiLEY, C. V. The value of arsenic as an addition to the kero-

sene emulsion. <Trans. Amer. Hortic. Soc, 1888, pp. 199-203.

2120. EiLEi'-, C. V. Further notes on the hop plant louse. <Proc.

9th Ann. Meet. Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci., 1888, pp. 55-59.

2121. EiLEY, C. V. Insecticide appliances. <lDsect Life, v. 1, Feb-

ruary, 1889, pp. 243-249, 4 figs. ; March, 1889, pp. 263-268, 6
figs.

Treats chiefly of the modifications of the Riley or Cyclone nozzle.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 141

2122. RiT.EY, G. Y. Burning the stubble for Hessian flies, <lnsect

Life, V. 1, March, 1889, p. 294.

2123. Riley, C. Y. Additional note on tlie Megilla parasite. <Insect

Life, V. 1, May, 1889, pp. 338-339.

Desiiiption of rerilitus americatnis.

2124. RiLEY", C. Y. Locusts in Algeria. <Insect Life, v. 2, August,

1889, pp. 59-60.

2125. Riley, C. Y. The intentional importation of parasites. <Sci.

Auier. Supplement, 21 September, 1889, p. 11445.
212(1. Riley, C. Y. Some insect pests of the household. <InsectLife,
V.2, October, 1889, pp. 104-108, 3 figs.; ^^ovember, 1889, pp.
127-130, 1 tig.; January-February, 1890, pp. 211-215, 4 figs.;
March, 1890, pp. 266-269, 1 fig.

2127. RiLEY% C. Y. Report of the entomologist for the year 1888.

<Rept. Com. Agric, 1889, pp. 53-114, 12 pis.
Articles on the fluted scale, the hop plant-louse, and the plum curoulio.

2128. Riley, O. Y. The plum curculio, arsenical sprays, Wier's wild

plum immunity theory. <Proc. 22d Sess. Amer. Pomol. Soc,
1889, p. 31.

2129. Riley, C. Y. Improved metjhod of using the gas treatment for

scale insects. <Calif. Fruit Grower. 15 February, 1890, p. 100.

2130. Riley, G. Y. The six-spotted mite of the orange. <Insect Life,

V. 2, January-February, 1890, pp. 225-226, 1 fig.
Description of Teiranyclius sex-maculatus.

2131. Riley, G. Y. An Australian hymenopterous parasite of the

fluted scale. < Insect Life, v. 2, January-February, 1890, jjp.
248-249, 1 fig.
Description of Ophelosta crawfordi.

2132. Riley, G. Y. Gas treatment for scale insects. <Pacific Rural

Press, 8 March, 1890, p. 261.

2133. Riley, G.Y. The rose chafer. <Iusect Life, v. 2, April, 1890,

pp. 295-302, 2 figs.
A detailed account of Macrodactylus fnihsjnnosua.

2134. RiLEY", G. Y. The outlook for economic entomology. <Indiana

Farmer, 5 July; 12 July, 1890.

2135. Riley, G. Y. Insects injurious to the hackberry. <Fifth Rept.

U. S. Entom. Gom., 1890, pp. 601-622, 8 figs.

2136. Riley, G. Y. Report of the entomologist for the year 1889.

<Ann. Rept. Dept. Agric. for the year 1889 (1890), pp. 331-360,
6 pis.

Treats of the fluted scale, the six-spotted mite of the orange, the horn fly,
and the grain aphis.

2137. Riley, G. Y. The outlook for applied entomology. <Insect

Life, V. 3, January, 1891, pp. 181-210.

Address of the President at Second x\.nu. Meet, Assn. Econ. Entom. 1890.

142 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2138. EriLEY, 0. V. Pliylloxera and American resistant stocks. <Sci.

Amer. Supplement, 7 February, 1891.

2139. Riley, C. V, Lice affecting horses and cattle. <Colman's

liural World, 12 February, 1891, p. 59.

2140. Riley, 0. V. Lice affecting horses and cattle. <Anier. Agric,

March, 1891, p. 176.

2141. Riley, C V, Condensed information concerning some of the

more important insecticides. <Cir. No. 1, s. s., Div. Bnt.
U. S. Dept. Agric, May, 1891, pp. 7.

2142. Riley, C. V. The mercury cure for Phylloxera. <Sci. Amer.,

9 May, 1891, p. 292.

2143. Riley, C. V. Periodical locusts. <Sci. Amer., 16 May, 1891,

p. 313.

2144. Riley, G. Y. The hop plant-louse and the remedies to be used

against it. <Cir. No. 2, s. s., Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric,
June, 1891, i^p. 7, 5 figs., 1 pi.

2145. Riley, C. Y. Grub fungi. <Sci. Amer., 13 June, 1891

2146. Riley, C. Y. Condensed information concerning some of the

more valuable insecticides. <Sci. Amer., 20 June, 1891, p. 385.

2147. Riley, C. Y. The imported elm leaf-beetle. <Amer. Agric,

July, 1891.

2148. RiLEY% C. Y. The imported elm leaf-beetle. <Sci. Amer., July,

1891.

2149. Riley, C. Y. A pest of snails. <Sci. Amer., 25 July, 1891.

Notes on Limax flavus.

2150. Riley, C. Y. Gas treatment patent. <Pacific Rural Press, 25

July, 1891.

2151. Riley, C. Y. The hop plant-louse. <Amer. Agric, August,

1891, pp. 444-445, 6 figs.

2152. Riley, C. Y. History of the gas treatment. <Pacitic Rural

Press, 19 September, 1891.

2153. Riley, C. Y. Locust or grasshopper outlook. <Sci. Amer., 26

September, 1891.

2154. Riley, C. Y. Kerosene emulsion and pyrethrum. <Insect

Life, V. 4, October, 1891, pp. 32-35. <22d Ann. Rept. Ent.
Soc Ont., 1891, pp. 56-57.

2155. Riley, C. Y. Government work and the Patent Office. < Insect

Life, V. 4, October, 1891, pp. 46-47. <22nd Ann. Rept. Ent.
Soc. Out., 1891, pp. 67-68.

2156. Riley, C. Y. On the habits and life history of Diabrotica 12-

punctata Oliv. <Insect Life, v. 4, November, 1891, pp. 104-108,
Itig.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 143

2157. KiLEY, C. V. A new herbarium pest. <Insect Life, v. 4,

November, 1891, pp. 108-113, 0 figs.

Detailed acrouiit of Carphoxcra ptelearia.

2158. Riley, C. Y. A new herbarium pest. <]>ot. Gazette, Decem-

ber, 1891, pp. 334-337, 2 figs.

Account of Carphoxcra ptdearia.

2159. lliLEY', C. V. Report of the entomologist. <Ann. Kept. J)ept.

Agric. for year 1890 (1891), pp. 237-264, pis. 7.
Notes on the army-worm, Xephelodcs violans, Hrnnatoh'ta serrata, new Iceryas,
Lecanium oU<r, Anisota ruhicunda, Ceratitw capitata, Macrodaclyln^ suhsj)ino-
8U8, and Lncilia casar.

21(J0. Riley, C. Y. The kerosene emulsion: Its origin, nature, and

increasing usefulness. <Proc. Soc. Prom. Agric. Science,

1891, i)p. 83-98.
21G1. Riley, C. Y. Destructive, locusts. <Bull. No. 25, Div. Ent.

U. S. Dept. Agric, 1891, pp. 62, 12 pis., 11 figs., 1 map.
A poimlar consideration of a few of the more injurious grasslaoppers of the

United States, together with the best means of destroying them.

2162. Riley, C. Y. On the difficulty of dealing with Lachnosterna.

Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash., v. 2, pp. 58-60, 1891.

2163. Riley, C. Y. A new herbarium pest. < Garden and Forest,

1891, pp. 543-544, 2 figs.
Treats of Carphoxera ptelearia.

2164. RiLEi", 0. Y. Lasioderma serricorne, <Sci. Amer., 9 January,

1892.
Injuring chewing tobacco.

2165. RiLEY", G. Y. Remedies for the plum curculio. < Amer. Farmer,

1 March, 1892.
Traps and spraying.

2166. Riley, C. Y. Remarks on the gypsy moth. <]Srew England

Farmer, 19 March, 1892.

2167. RiLEY, G. Y. Leaf-cutting ant. <Sci. Amer., 2 April, 1892.

Bisulphide of carbon for (Eeodoma fcrvens.

2168. Riley, G.Y. The corn worm. <Indiaua Farmer, 30 April, 1892.

Fall plowing recommended for Heliothis.

2169. Riley, C. Y. Arsenites in the orchard. <Wisc. Farmer, 11 June,

1892, p. 361.

Extract of a jiaper read before the Massachusetts Horticultural Society.

2170. Riley, G.Y. The ox bot in the United States. <Insect Life,

v. 4, June, 1892, pp. 302-317, 12 figs.
Treats of Hypodei-ma lineafa and H. bovis.

2171. Riley, G. Y. The locust or grasshopper outlook. <Insect Life,

V. 4, June, 1892, pp. 321-323.

2172. Riley, G. Y. The number of broods in the imj^orted elm-leaf

beetle. <Science, 8 July, 1892.

2173. Riley, G. Y. Ox-bot or warble. <Amer. Agric, July, 1892.

144 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2174. EiLEY, C. V. The first larval or post-embryonic stage- of tbe pea

and bean weevil. <Can. Entom., August, 1892, pp. 185-186.

2175. EiLEY, C. Y. Eose saw-flies in the United States. <InsectLife,

V. 5, September, 1892, pp. 6-11, 2 figs.

Treats of CI adius pectinicornis, Emphtjius cinctus, aucl Monoategia rosa'.

2176. EiLEY, C. V. New injurious insects of a year. <Insect Life, v. 5,

September, 1892, pp. 16-19.

Brief notes ou the occurrence of various species.

2177. KiLEY, C. V. Further notes on the new herbarium pest. <Insect

Life, v. 5, September, 1892, pp. 40-41.

Considers Carphoxcra pielearia distinct from Acidalla herbariata.

2178. EiLEY,C.V. Ptiuida3 infesting hard- wood handles. <Sci.Amer.,

1 October, 1892.

2179. EiLEY, C.V. /S'cymwMS res^i^wtor established in California. <Sci.

Amer., 29 October, 1892.

2180. EiLEY, C. V. Galeruca xantliomelcena polygoneutic at Wash-

ington. <Can. Entom., November, 1892, pp. 282-286.

2181. EiLBY, C.V. An Australian Scymnus established and described

in California. <Insect Life, v. 5, November, 1892, pp. 127-128.

Note ou Scymnus lophanfha'.-

2182. EiLEY, C. V. Eeport of the entomologist. <Ann. Eept. Dept.

Agric. for 1891 (1892), pp. 231-266.
Review of j^ear's work ; destructive locusts in 1891 ; insecticides; fertilizers
as insecticides; gas treatment for scale insects.

2183. EiLEY, C. V. Work of a hickory bark-borer. <Sci. Amer., Feb-

ruary, 1893.
Damage by Scolytus 4-spinosus.

2184. EiLEY, C. V. The sugar-beet web-worm. <Bull. No. 36, Div.

of Chemistry U. S. Dept. Agric, March, 1893, pp. 68-70.
Account of life history and remedies for Loxostege sticticalis.

2185. EiLEY,C.V. Periodical cicada. < Science, 18 August, 1893, j). 86.

2186. EiLEY, C. y. Parasitic and predaceous insects in applied

entomology. < Insect Life, v. 6, December, 1893, pp. 130-141.
< Also in 24th Ann. Eept. Ent. Soc. Out., p. 76. <Also in Sci.
Amer. Suppl., 16 December, 1893, p. 14979.
A general consideration of the subject.

2187. EiLEY^, C. V. Some injurious insects of Maryland. <Bull. No.

23, Md. Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1893, pp. 71-93, 24 figs.
Notes on Carpocapsa ponionella, Allorhina nitida, cabbage worms, Murgantia
Mstrionica, apple-tree borers, Epitrix parvula, Protoparce celeus, Aphis
CHcumeris, Crioceris asparagi, and blister beetles.

2188. EiLEY, C. V. Eeport of the entomologist. <Ann. Eept. Dept.

Agric. for year 1892 (1893), pp. 153-180, pis. 12.
Notes on Uta solaneUa, rollinia costce, HomatoMa serrata, Hypoderma Uneata,
Monostegia rosw, Cladius pectintcornis, Emphytus cinctus, Anthonomus signatus,
Galeruca xantliomelcena, Bruchus pisi^ B, ohtectus, Loxostege sticticalis, and
Xyleborus perforans.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 145

2189. Riley, C. V. Report of the physiologist and entomologist.

<Sixth Auu. Kept. Md. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1893, pp. 108-109.

Mentions a few injurious insects.

2190. Riley, 0. V. Department of physiology and entomology.

< Seventh Ann. Rept. Md. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1894, pp. 190-191.

A few brief notes on tlie San Jose scale; Cicada seidendecim.

2191. Riley, 0. Y. The insects occurring in the foreign exhibits of the

World's Columbian Exposition. < In sect Life, v. 6, February,
18!)4, pp. 213-227.

2192. Riley, C. V. Notes on Coccidse. <Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash., v. 3,

pp. 65-71, 1894.

2193. Riley, C. V. Report of the entomologist. < Ann. Rept. Dept.

Agric. for 1893 (1894), pp. 199-220, 3 pis.
Notes on Anabrus simplex, Aleyrodea citri, Cicada septendecim, Phorodon humuU,
Crepidodera rufipes, Diaspis amijgdali, Erastria scitula, Entedon epigonus,
Aspidiotits j>crnicio8us, and Diaspis lanatus.

2194. Riley, C. V. The San Jose or pernicious scale. <Rept. Va.
X State Bd. Agric, 1894, pp. 172-178.

2195. Riley, 0. V. The eggs of Ceresa bubaliis Fabr. and those of G.

taurina Fitch. <Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash., v. 3, pp. 88-92, 6 figs.,
January, 1895.
Gives comparative characters of both.

2196. Riley, C. V. The San Jose scale. <Bull. No. 32, Md. Agric.

Exp. Sta., April, 1895, pp. 87-111, figs. 6. <Also in Sci. Amer.
Suppl., 25 May, 1895.
General account, parasites and remedies.

2197. Riley, C. V. Notes from California: Results of Mr. Koebele's

second mission to Australia. <Proc. Eutom. Soc. Wash,, v. 3,
June, 1895, pp. 250-254.

2198. Riley, C. V., and Galloway, B. T. Spraying fruits for insect

pests and fungous diseases, with a special consideration of the
subject in its relation to the public health. <Farmers' Bull.
No. 7, F. S. Dept. Agric, 1892, pp. 20.

2199. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The corn-feeding syrphus-

fly. <Insect Life, v. 1, July, 1888, pp. 5-8, 1 fig.
Treats of Mesograpta poUta.

2200. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. An enemy to the date palm

in Florida. <Insect Life, v. 1, July, 1888, p. 14.

Note on Rhynchophorus cruentatits.

2201. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A Yirginia Simulium called

" Cholera Gnat." <Insect Life, v. 1, July, 1888, p. 14.

Injury to poultry by Simuliiim mcridionaJe.

2202. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Comparative merits of the

arsenical solutions. <Iiisect Life, v. 1, July, 1888, p. 16.
Reply to an inquiry concerning the use of white arsenic for spraying apples.
3909^ 10

146 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2203. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Probably a new enemy to

pear from Oregon. <Insect Life, v. 1, July, 1888, p. 16.

A beetle, Aragnomus griseus, reported eating pear leaves.

2204. KiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The privet web-worm.

<Insect Life, v. 1, July, 1888, pp. 22-26, 1 fig.
Treats iu detail of Margarodes quadristigmalis.

2205. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The chinch bug in California.

<Insect Life, v. 1, July, 1888, pp. 26-27,

Records tlie chiuch bug on a Qoast grass iu California.

2206. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Southward spread of the

asparagus beetle. <Insect Life, v. 1, July, 1888, pp. 29-30.

2207. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Injury by the Rocky Moun-

tain locust. <Insect Life, v. 1, July, 1888, pp. 30-31.

2208. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The periodical cicada, in

1888. <Insect Life, v. 1, July, 1888, p. 31.

2209. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Eau celeste for the rose

beetle. <Insect Life, v. 1, July, 1888, p. 32.

2210. Riley, C. V.,and Hoayard, L. O. The sweet-potato saw fly.

<Insect Life, v. 1, August, 1888, pp. 43-45, 2 figs.
Notes on ScMzocerus ebenus and its parasite, Eubadizon schizoceri.

2211. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. A new tomato enemy in

Georgia. < Insect Life, v. 1, August, 1888, p. 50.

Notice of damage by Slictocephala festina.

2212. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Mites infesting an old grain

elevator. < Insect Life, v. 1, August, 1888, p. 51.

Occurrence of mites, principally Tyroglyphiis longior, in grain.

2213. Riley, C. V., and Hi >ward, L. O. The streaked cottonwood

leaf -beetle in the East. < Insect Life, v. 1, August, 1888, p. 51.

Occurrence of Lhia scripta in Pennsylvania.

2214. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Leaf-hoppers and the " Die-

rback" of the orange. < Insect Life, v. 1, August, 1888, p.
52-54.

Attributed to a species of Aulacizes,

2215. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. The barnacle scale injuring

persimmon. < Insect Life, v. 1, August, 1888, pp. 54-55.

Occurrence of Ceroplastcs cirriped'tformis.

2216. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Euryomia melancholica vs.

cotton bolls. < Insect Life, v. 1, August, 1888, p. 55.

2217. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. Work of the bronzy cut-

worm in Missouri. <Insect Life, v. 1, August, 1888, p. 57.
Note on Neplielodes violans.

2218. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The bamboo Sinoxylon.

<Insect Life, v. 1, August, 1888, p. 57.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 147

2219. K.ILEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The twelve-spotted Diabro-

tica iujiiring fruit trees. <Iusect Life, v. 1, August, 1888, pp.
58-59.
Eating young leaves of plums and apricots.

2220. KiLEY, 0. v., aud Howard, L. O. Economic entomology in

India. < Insect Life, v. 1, August, 1888, j). GO,

2221. EiLEY, 0. v., and Howard, L. O. Buffalo-gnats attacking man.

< Insect Life, v. 1, August, 1888, pp. 60-61.

2222. KiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. New European natural ene-

mies of the asparagus beetle. < Insect Life, v. 1, August, 1888,
pp. 61-62.

Calocoris chenopodii and Myobia pumila recorded preying on Crioceris.

2223. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Outlook for locust or grass-

hopper injury. < Insect Life, v. 1, September, 1888, p. 63.
2224:. lliLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Importation of insect para-
sites. < Insect Life, v. 1, September, 1888, pp. 64-65.
Notes on the introduction of Lestophonus in California.

2225. Riley, C. V., aud Howard, L. O. Injury done by roaches to the

fliles in the Treasury at Washington. < Insect Life, v. 1, Sep-
tember, 1888, pp. 67-70.

2226. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Further notes on the hop

plant-louse. < Insect Life, v. 1, September, 1888, pp. 70-74.

2227. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The strawberry weevil in

Pennsylvania. <Insect Life, v. 1, September, 1888, j). 85.

Occiirrence of Aiithononixs inusculus.

2228. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Graptodera punctipennis

injuring nursery stock. < In sect Life, v. 1, September, 1888,
p. So.

2229. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Lachnosterna Jiirticula injur-

ing poplars and oaks. < Insect Life, v. 1, September, 1888,
pp. 85-86.

2230. Riley, G. V., and Howard, L. O. Insects confounded with the

Hessian fly jirior to the Revolution. < Insect Life, v. 1, Sep-
tember, 1888, p. 86.

2231. Riley, C, V., and Howard, L. O. Injury from non-migratory

locusts in Michigan. < Insect Life, v. 1, September, 1888, pp.
86-87.

2232. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. An unpublished habit of

Allorhina niticla. < Insect Life, v. 1, September, 1888, pp^ 88-89.

Mentioned as feeding on a fungus.

2233. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. A new remedy against the

woolly apple-louse. <Insect Life, v. 1, September, 1888, p. 89.

2234. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Insect damage to the corks

of wine bottles. < Insect Life, v. 1, September, 1888, pp. 91-92.
Notes on European species.

148 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY,

2235. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Enemies of Icerya in New

Zealand. < Insect Life, v. 1, September, 1888, p. 92.

Mentions certain birds.

2236. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The purslane caterpillar

< Insect Life, v. 1, October, 1888, pp. 104-106, 5 figs.

Notes on Copidryas gloieri.

2237. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. A Stomoxys injuring stock

in Oregon. < Insect Life, v. 1, October, 1888, ]}. 109.

Species undetermined.

2238. Eiley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The Colorado potato-beetle

in Nova Scotia. <Insect Life, v. 1, October, 1888, j). 109,

2239. Eiley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. The green-striped maple

worm. <Insect Life, v. 1, October, 1888, p. 111.

Notes on Anisota rubicunda.

2240. Eiley, C. V., and Howard L. O. Wheat saw-flies. <Insect

Life, V. 1, October, 1888, pp. 111-112.
Species not determined.

2241. Eiley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. Cranberry gall-mites. <Insect

Life, V. 1, October, 1888, p. 112.

Occurrence of Pliytoptus.

2242. Eiley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The pear Diplosis in England.

<Insect Life, v. 1, October, 1888, pp. 120-121.

Identity of the European species with the Diplosis pyrivora.

2243. Eiley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Yalue of dead locusts as

manure. <Iusect Life, v. 1, October, 1888, p. 122.

2244. Eiley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The insidious flower-bug.

<Insect Life, v. 1, October, 1888, p. 122.

Triphleps inaidiosua injuring chrysanthemums near Boston.

2245. Eiley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Danger to human beings from

use of Paris green. <Insect Life, v. 1, November, 1888, p. 142.

2246. Eiley, C. Y., and Howare, L. O. The clover seed-midge in

Ohio. <Insect Life, v. 1, November, 1888, p. 142.

2247. Eiley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Out-of-door hibernation of

Lecanium hemisphwricum in Pennsylvania. < In sect Life, v. 1,
November, 1888, p. 144.

2248. Eiley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Insects introduced into Chile.

<Insect Life, v. 1, November, 1888, pp, 153-155.

2249. Eiley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Professor Forbes's investiga-

tion on the food of freshwater fishes. <Insect Life, v. 1,
November, 1888, pp. 158-161.

2250. Eiley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The hosts of a few larger

Ichneumonids. <Insect Life, v. 1, November, 1888, p. 161.

2251. Eiley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Eecent California work

against the fluted scale. <Insect Life, v. 1, December, 1888,
pp. 163-164.
Claims the efficacy of certain washes against Icerya.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 149

2252. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Sandwich Island sugar-cane

borer. < Insect Life, v. 1, December, 1888, pp. 185-189, 2 figs.
Detailed account of Sjyhenophorus oiscurus.

2253. Riley, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The "Red Bug" injuring

oranges again. <Insect Life, v. 1, December, 1888, p. 190.

Note oil Dr/sderciis sutureJlus.

2254. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Leaf stripping ants in Ari-

zona. < Insect Life, v. 1, December, 1888, pp. 191-192.

Remedy for (Ecodoma fei'rens.

2255. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. Stinging caterpillar of Lagoa

opercularis. <Insect Life, v. 1, December, 1888, p. 192.

2256. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. Grain insects in Australia.

< Insect Life, v. 1, December, 1888, pp. 193-194.

2257. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The food habits of North

American Calandridaj. < Insect Life, v. 1, December, 1888, pp.
198-199.

2258. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Further on the importation

of Lestophonus. < Insect Life, v. 1, December, 1888, pp. 199-
200.

2259. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. The plum curculio. <Report

of the entomologist for year 1888 (1889), pp. 57-79.

A detailed account with remedies.

2260. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. A contribution to the litera-

ture of fatal spider bites. < Insect Life, v. 1, January, 1889,
pp. 204-211, 1 fig.

Cases of poisoning from bites of Latrodectes.

2261. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. Acantliacara similis injuring

pineapples in Florida. < Insect Life, v. 1, January, 1889, pp.
217-218.

2262. Riley, 0. Y.,and Howard, L. O. Two species of Anomala

injurious to the vine in the South. < Insect Life, v. 1, January,
1889, p. 220.
Occurrence of ^. marginata and A. minuta.

2263. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Beetles boring in an opium

pipe from China. < Insect Life, v. 1, January, 1889, p. 220.
A species of Dinoderus.

2264. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A grape-vine flea-beetle in

the Southwest. <Insect Life, v. 1, January, 1889, pp. 220-221.

Remedies for (irapiodera ignita.

2265. Riley, O. Y., and Howard, L. O. A Phylloxera on the pecan.

< Insect Life, v. 1, January, 1889, pp. 221-222.

2266. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Anthrenus destroying whale-

bone. < Insect Life, v. 1, January, 1889, p. 222.

Damage by Anthrenus varins.

2267. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. Damage to fruit by the adult

of Allorhiua. < Insect Life, v. 1, January, 1889, pp. 220-227.

150 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2268. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. The imbricated snout-beetle.

<Iusect Life, v. 1, January, 1889, p. 227.

Feeding on potatoes.

2269. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Ghloridea rliexia injuring

tobacco. <Insect Life, v. 1, January, 1889, pp. 228-229, 1 fig.

2270. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L, O. An Australian experiment.

<Insect Life, v. 1, January, 1889, p. 230.
Value of the resin and soda compound against orange insects.

2271 . Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. The second shipment of Icerya

parasites. <Insect Life, v. 1, February, 1889, pp. 231-232.

2272. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A secondary Icerya parasite.

<Insect Life, v. 1, February, 1889, p. 232.

2273. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The red bug or cotton stainer.

<insect Life, v. 1, February, 1889, pp. 234-241, 3 figs.

Habits and life history of Dysdercus suturellus.

2274. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. Balanimis nasicus in granu-

lated sugar. <Iusect Life, v. 1, February, 1889, p. 253.

2275. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Sap-beetles in injured figs.

<Insect Life, v. 1, February, 1889, pp. 253-254.

Species of Carpophilns and Colastus.

227C. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Notes on the cochineal insects.
<Insect Life, v. 1, February, 1889, pp. 258-259.
Dakruma coccidivora and Lcucopis iellula, preying on Coccus cacti.

2277. Riley, G. V., and Howard, L. O. An African lady-bird intro-

duced into New Zealand. <Insect Life, v. 1, February, 1889,
pp. 259-260.

2278. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. The beet carrion-beetle.

<Insect Life, v. 1, February, 1889, p. 259.

Note on Sil2)ha opaca.

2279. Riley, C. V., and Howard", L. O. The red-legged flea-beetle

injuring peach orchards. <Insect Life, v. 1, March, 1889,
p. 280.
Note ou Haliica rufipcs.

2280. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The hay worm in Kentucky.

<Insect Life, v. 1, March, 1889, p. 283.
Remedies for Asopla costalis.

2281. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A rose-bud Cecidomyia.

<Insect Life, v. 1, March, 1889, p. 284.

2282. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L.O. Beetles infesting yeast-cakes.

<Insect Life, v. 1, March, 1889, p. 284.

Occurrence o£ Silvaiiiis sitrinamensis and Lwmopliluns pusiUus.

2283. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Mites in flaxseed. <Insect

Life, V. 1, March, 1889, p. 285.
Seed infested by Tyroglyphus siro, which are being destroyed by Cheyletiis
eruditiis.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 151

2284. Riley, C.V., and Howard, L. O. Immunity of Southern Dakota

from tlie chinch bug. <Iusect Life, v. 1, March, 1889, j). 294.

2285. KiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The periodical cicada in

1889. <Insect Life, v. 1, April, 1889, p. 298.

2286. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Abundance of an lulus in

Dakota. <Iusect Life, v. 1, April, 1889, pp. 315-310.

Remedies for Iiiliis vir<jatiis.

2287. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O, Grass cut worms. < Insect

Life, V. 1, April, 1889, p. 317.

2288. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. A boll worm letter. <lnsect

Life, V. 1, April, 1889, p. 320.
Remedies for the boll worm.

2289. Riley, C, V., and Howard, L. O. New food-plant for the scurfy

baik-louse. <Insect Life, v. 1, April, 1889, p. 324.

. Fouud on currant.

2290. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The Florida wax-scale in

California. < Insect Life, v. 1, April, 1889, pp. 325-32G.

Note on Ceroplastes ftoridensis.

2291. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Trumpet-creeper injured by

Lygceus reclivatus. <Insect Life, v. 1, May, 1889, p. 340.

2292. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Thrips tritici injuring- orange

blossoms. <lnsect Life, v. 1, May, 1889, p. 340.

2293. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. White ants in Australia.

<Insect Life, v. 1, May, 1889, pp. 340-341.

Preventives and remedies.

2294. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. White grub injury to straw-

berries. <Insect Life, v. 1, May, 1889, pp. 341-342.

2295. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. A Phytoptus on plum. <ln-

sect Life, v. 1, May, 1889, p. 343.

An undetermined species causing' galls on twigs.

2296. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. A lac insect on the creosote

bush. <Insect Life, v. 1, May, 1889, pp. 344-345.

Occurrence of Carteria larreai.

2297. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. A Rhizococcus on grass in

Dakota. <Insect Life, v. 1, May, 1889, p. 345.

2298. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Oscinus sp. on chrysanthe-

mum. <Insect Life, v. 1, May, 1889, p. 346.

2299. Riley,C. v., and Howard, L.O. Ants destroying young maples

in Nebraska. <Iusect Life, v. 1, May, 1889, p. 346.

2300. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. The spider-bite question.

<Insect Life, v. 1 , May, 1889, pp. 347-349.

2301. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. Evaporated sulphur for red

spider in greenhouses. *< Insect Life, v. 1, May, 1889, p. 349.

2302. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Double flowers caused by

mites. < Insect Life, v. 1, May, 1889, pp. 349-350.

152 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2303. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Tlie blackbird and the boll

Avorni. < Insect Life, v. 1, May, 1889, p. 351.

2304. KiLBY, C Y., and Howard, L. O. Rermetia illucens infesting

bee-liives. < Insect Life, v. 1, May, 1889, pp. 353-354.

2305. KiLEY, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Gas lime for the onion mag-

got. < Insect Life, v. 1, May, 1889, p. 354.
230G. KiLEY, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. Paris green for the garden
web-worm. <Iusect Life, v. 1, May, 1889, p. 354.

2307. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Codling moth notes. < In-

sect Life, V. 1, May, 1889, p. 356.

2308. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Bark-lice on the cocoanut.

< In sect Life, v. 1, May, 1889, p. 355.

Notice of Fiorinia peUucida and MyUlaspis buxi.

2309. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A case of Lachnosterna dam-

age. < Insect Life, v. 1, June, 1889, pp. 365-367.

2310. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. First injurious appearance of

the army worm in Florida. < Insect Life, v. 1, June, 1889,
p. 375.

2311. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. The camellia scale. <Insect

Life, V. 1, June, 1889, pp. 376-377.

Remedy for Fiorinia camellia.

2312. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Valgus catialiculatiis, a quince

enemy. < Insect Life, v. 1, June, 1889, pp. 377-378.

2313. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Lasioderma serricorne injuring

cigarettes. <Insect Life, v. 1, June, 1889, pp. 378-379.

2314. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. Bryocamjja imperialis on elm

and linden. < Insect Life, v. 1, June, 1889, p. 379.

2315. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The destructive leaf-liopper
/ injuring timothy. < Insect Life, v. 1, June, 1889, p. 381.

•' Note on Cicadula euitiosa.

2316. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The Phylloxera in Colorado.

< Insect Life, v. 1, June, 1889, p. 385. .

2317. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The Rhizococcus on grass.

< Insect Life, v. 1, June, 1889, p. 385.

Au nndescribed species killiug grass in Nova Scotia.

2318. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A new grape pest in the

Southwest. < Insect Life, v. 1, June, 1889, pp. 385-386.

Not(^ on Gasiroidea formosa.

2319. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. An Aleurodes on tobacco.

< Insect Life, v. 1, June, 188!>, p. 386.
Au unnamed species found on tobacco in Greece.

2320. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L*. O. A corn root worm in South

Carolina. < Insect Life, v. 1, June, 1889, p. 386.
Larva of Diabrotica 12-punctata Itoring into base of com-atalk.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OP ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 153

'^321. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. (). The shield method for leaf-
hoppers. < Insect Life, v. 1, June, 1889, p. 387.

2322. KiLEY, 0. v., and Howard, L. O. Sciapteron rohinice in cotton-

wood in Washington Territory. < Insect Life, v. 2, July, 1889,
p. 18.

2323. lliLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. A fodder worm in the South.

< Insect Life, v. 2, July, 1889, p. 18.
Note on Helia wmula.

2324. RiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The Texas cattle- tick. < In-

sect Life, V. 2, July, 1889, p. 20.

Habits of and remedies for Ixodes boi'is.

2325. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The boll-worm in Texas.

<Insect Life, v. 2, July, 1889, pp. 20-21.
2320. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. A cosmopolitan flour pest.
<Insect Life, v. 2, July, 1889, p. 21.

Note on riiylcthus bifascialus.

2327. Kiley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Two local outbreaks of

locusts. <Insect Life, v. 2, July, 1889, p. 27.

2328. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The grain louse. <Insect

Life, V. 2, August, 1889, p. 31.

Abundance oi Siphonopliora avcna\

2329. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. A new quince enemy. <In-

sect Life, v. 2, August, 1889, p. 48.

Note on Corythuca arcuata.

2330. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The tarnished plant-bug on

pear and apple. < Insect Life, v. 2, August, 1889, p. 49.

Remedy for Lygus pratensis.

2331. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The army worm in Indiana.

< Insect Life, v. 2, August, 1889, p. 56.

2332. RiLEY', C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The disappearance of Icerya

in New Zealand. < Insect Life, v. 2, August, 1889, p. 57.

2333. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Caterpillars stopping trains.

< Insect Life, v. 2, August, 1889, pp. 58-59.
Abundance of Clisiocampa sylvatica.

2334. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The new cattle-fly or horn fly

<Insect Life, v. 2, August, 1889, p. 60.

2335. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. Insect pests in East India.

<Insect Life, v. 2, September, 1889, pp. 61-62.

2336. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. The Japanese peach fruit-

worm. <Insect Life, v. 2, September, 1889, pp. 64-66.
A species of Carpocapsa.

2337. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The amended California hor-

ticultural law. < Insect Life, v. 2, September, 1889, pp. 81-83.

2338. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Some Pacific coast habits of

the codling moth. <Insect Life, v. 2, September, 1889, p. 84.

154 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2339. EiLEY, C. v., aud Howard, L. O. The importation of Ocneria
dispar. <Iusect Life, v. 2, September, 1889, p. 80.

234(|^ Riley, O. V., and Howard, L. O. Another leaf-hopper remedy.
<Insect Life, v. 2, September, 1889, p. 86.

2341. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. Rosin wash for red scale.

<Insect Life, v. 2, October, 1889, p. 92.

2342. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The horn fly. <Insect Life,

V. 2, October, 1889, pp. 93-103, 5 figs. <Also as a special bulletin.

a detailed account of Hwmatohia serrata.

2343. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Larva? of Cephenomyia in a

man's head. <Insect Life, v. 2, October, 1889, p. 116.

2344. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The cabbage Plutella in New

Zealand. <Insect Life, v. 2, October, 1889, p. 121.

2315. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The chinch bug Entomopthora.
<Insect Life, v. 2, November, 1889, p. 126.

2346. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. A museum pest attacking horn

spoons. <Insect Life, v. 2, November, 1889, p. 147.

Note on Jnthrenits rarius.

2347. Riley, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Nezara puncturing bean buds.

<Insect Life, v. 2, November, 1889, pp. 147-148.

Note ou Nczara Mlaris.

2348. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. Beetles in a pin-cushion.

<Insect Life, v. 2, November, 1889, p. 148.

Note on -Tenebrio moUtor.

2349. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The bot fly of the ox, or ox

warble. <Insect Life, v. 2, November, 1889, pp. 156-159, 2 figs.

2350. Riley, C. v., and Howard, L.O. The Minnesota locust outbreak.

< Insect Life, v. 2, November, 1889, pp. 159-160.

2351. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The so-called Mediterranean

flour-moth. < Insect Life, v. 2. December, 1889, pp. 166-171,

3 figs.
Detailed account of Ephestia JcueTiniella.

2352. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The ox warble. < Insect Life,

V. 2, December, 1889, pp. 172-177, 5 figs.
Detailed account of Hypoderma hovis.

2353. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Beetles from stomach of a

"chuck- wills- widow." < Insect Life, v. 2, December, 1889, p.
189.

2354. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A harvest mite destroying

the eggs of the potato-beetle. < Insect Life, v. 2, December,
1889, p. 189.

2355. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. Supposed injury to grass from

Gastrophysapolygoni. < Insect Life, v. 2, December, 1889, p. 190.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 155

2356. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. Damage to dead trunks of

pine by Rliagium lineatum. <Iusect Life, v. 2, December, 1889,
p. 190.

2357. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. Insects injuring the tea-plants

in Ceylon. <Insect Life, v. 2, December, 1889, pp. 192-193.

2358. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. A new way of using carbon

bisulpliide. <Insect Life, v. 2, December, 1889, p. 194.

2359. Riley, C V., and Howard, L. O. Vertebrate enemies of the

white grub. < Insect Life, v. 2, December, 1889, p. 195.

Mentious several iuaectivorous Itirds, moles, aud frogs.

23G0. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. New method of destroying
scale-insects. < Insect Life, v. 2, December, 1889, p. 195.

Use of a saud-blast.

2301. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The imported gipsy moth.

< Insect Life, v. 2, January-February, 1890, pp. 208-211, 4 figs.
Account of Ocneria dispar, aud list of its European parasites.

2362. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. A grub supposed to have

traveled in the human body. < Insect Life, v. 2, January-
February, 1890, pp. 238-239, 1 fig.
Larva of a Hypoderma.

2363. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The dog- wood saw-fly.

< In sect Life, v. 2, January-February, 1890, pp. 239-243, 1 fig.
Life history of Harpiphorus varianus.

2364. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The orchid Isosoma in

America. < Insect Life, v. *2, January-February, 1890, pp. 250-
251.

Damage to orchids hy Isosoma orcJddearum.

2365. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. An ivy scale insect. <Insect

Life, V. 2, January-February, 1890, p. 252.

Occurrence oi AsjjidiotHs nerii.

2366. Riley, C.Y., and Howard, L.O. Work of white ants. <Insect

Life, V. 2, January-February, 1890, p. 253.

2367. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. An Egyptian mealy bug.

< Insect Life, v. 2, January-February, 1890, p. 256.

A species of Dactylopius.

2368. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Nebraska insects. < Insect

Life, V. 2, January-February, 1890, pp. 258-259, 2 figs.

Separation of Coccoforus scutellaris and C. prmiicida.

2369. Riley, C. Y., aud Howard, L. O. Honey bees and arsenicals

used as sprays. < Insect Life, v. 2, January-February, 1890,
p. 261.

2370. Riley, C.Y., and Howard, L.O. Bryocamparuhicunda. <Insect

Life, V. 2, March, 1890, p. 276.

2371. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Greenhouse pests. < Insect

Life, V. 2, March, 1890, p. 277.
Occurrence of Botis harveyana and Graptodera esapta.

156 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2372. EiLEY, 0. v., and Howard, L. O. Euphoria damaging green

corn. < Insect Life, v. 2, March, 1890, p. 277.

Note ou Euphoria inda.

2373. EiLEY, C. v., and HOWARD, L. O. The Indian-meal moth in

Kansas. < Insect Life, v 2, March, 1890, p. 277.

Occurreuce of Ephestia interpunctella.

2374. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. Abundance of Bryobia pra-

tensis. < In sect Life, v. 2, March, 1890, pp. 278-279.

2375. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. Larval habits of Xyleborus

dispar. <Iusect Life, v. 2, March, 1890, pp. 279-280.

2376. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The wheat saw-fly. < Insect

Life, V. 2, March, 1890, p. 286.
Note on Ceplius pygmmus.

2377. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Flies on apple twigs in New

Zealand. < Insect Life, v. 2, March, 1890, p. 288.

2378. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. A new elm insect. < Insect

Life, V. 2, March, 1890, p. 290.
Occurrence of Zeuzera pyrina.

2379. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Soot as a remedy for woolly

apple louse. < Insect Life, v. 2, March, 1890, p. 290.

2380. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The Phylloxera problem

abroad as it appears to-day. <Insect Life, v. 2, April, 1890,
pp. 310-311.

2381. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The skein centipede and silver

fish. <Insect Life, v. 2, April, 1890, pp. 315-316.

Notes on Cermatia forceps and Lepisma sacchariiia.

2382. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. A guava scale. < Insect Life,

V. 2, April, 1890, p. 316.
Ceroplastes floridensis on guava.

2383. Riley, C.Y., and Howard, L. O. The boll worm. <Insect Life,

V. 2, April, 1890, p. 317.

2384. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. Feather felting by Dermes-

tids. < Insect Life, v. 2, April, 1890, pp. 317-318.

2385. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O, Extreme ravages of cut-

worms. < Insect Life, v. 2, April, 1890, pp. 318-319.
238G. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. Proconia undata injuring the
vine. <Insect Life, v. 2, April, 1890, p. 321.

2387. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Two parasites of the garden

web worm. < Insect Life, v. 2, April, 1890, pp. 327-328.
Limneria eurycreontis and Agathis exoratus bred from Eurycreon ravtalis.

2388. RiLEY^, C, Y.,and Howard, L. O. New insect legislation. <In-

sect Life, v. 2, April, 1890, pp. 330-331.
Text of some Califoruian ordinances.

2389. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Locusts in India. <Insect

Life, V. 2, April, 1890, p. 332.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 157

2390. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Ah Icerya in Floriila. < In-

sect Life, V. 2, April, 1890, p. 333.

Occurreuco of an iindescribed species on rose.

2391. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Florida orange scales in Cal-

ifornia. < Insect Life, v. 2, May and June, 1890, pp. 311-342.

The introductiou in California of Mytilaspis gloverii, M. citricola, Parlatoria
pergandei, and remarks on insect qnarantine.

2392. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Some of the bred parasitic

Hymenoptera in the National Collection. < Insect Life, v. 2,
May and June, 1890, pp. 348-353 ; v. 3, August, 1890, pp. 13-18;
September, 1890, pp. 57-61; November, 1890, pp. 151-158;
August, 1891, pp. 460-464; v. 4, November, 1891, pp. 122-126.

2393. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Anthrax parasitic on cut-

worms. < Insect Life, v. 2, May and June, 1890, pp. 353-354.
Remarks on Anthrax hypomelas.

2394. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The tulip tree leaf gall-fly.

< Insect Life, v. 2, May and June, 1890, pp. 362-363.

Notes on Diplosis Uriodendri.

2395. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The scale question in Florida.

< Insect Life, v. 2, May and June, 1890, pp. 367-368.

2396. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. A palm-leaf scale in Trinidad.

< Insect Life, v. 2, May and June, 1890, p. 368.

Occurrence of Ischnaspis fiUformis.

2397. Riley, C. v., and Howard, L.O. The cigarette beetle. <Insect

Life, V. 2, May and June, 1890, p. 368.

Occurrence of Lasioder ma serrieorne.

2398. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Flea beetle injury to straw-

berries. < Insect Life, v. 2, May and June, 1890, ji. 369.

Note on Haliica ignita.

2399. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Lecanimn hespericlwn. < In-

sect Life, V. 2, May and June, 1890, p. 370.

2400. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Parorgyia on cranberry in

Wisconsin. < Insect Life, v. 2, May and June, 1890, p. 374.

2401. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Potato stalk-borer in corn

and rag-weed. <Insect Life, v. 2, May and June, 1890, pp.
375-376.
Note on Goriyna nitela.

2402. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The melon worm. < Insect

Life, V. 2, May and June, 1890, p. 376.

Notice of Phakellura hyalinata.

2403. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Cutworms and carnations.

< Insect Life, v. 2, May and June, 1890, p. 376.

2404. Riley, C. Y., and Hoavard, L. O. The plant-feeding lady-bird

and the potato stalk- beetle. < Insect Life, v. 2, May and June,
1890, p. 376.
Note on Baridius trinotatua and Ep'dachna corrupta.

158 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2405. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. Boiling water for the peach

borer. < Insect Life, v. 2, May and June, 1890, p. 378.

2406. EiLEY, O. v., and Howard, L. O. The newly imported rose saw-

fly. < Insect Life, v. 2, May and June, 1890, p. 378.
Occurrence oi Emphytus cinctus.

2407. KiLEY, 0. v., and Howard, L. O. A new apple pest. < Insect

Life, V. 2, May and June, 1890, p. 380.

2408. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. American vines in France

and the Phylloxera. < Insect Life, v. 2, May and June, 1890,
pp. 380-381.

2409. Riley, C. V,, and Howard, L. O. A new Australian vine pest.

< Insect Life, v. 2, May and June, 1890, p. 381.
A capsid.

2410. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The puncturing of apples by

the plum curculio. < Insect Life, v. 2, May and June, 1890, p.
383, 1 fig.

2411. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. The man-infesting bot.

<Insect Life, v. 2, May and June, 1890, p. 380.

A Bpecies of Dermatobia.

2412. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. A peach pest in Bermuda.

<Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1890, pp. 5-8, 2 figs.

Detailed account of Ceratltis cajntata.

2413. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. A rose pest. <Insect Life,

V. 3, August, 1890, p. 10.
Note on Cacoecia argyrospila.

2414. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The tent caterpillar. <Insect

Life, V. 3, August, 1890, p. 20.

2415. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. The horn fly. <Insect Life,

V. 3, August, 1890, p. 21.

2410. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. The orchid Isosoma again.
<Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1890, p. 22.

2417. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Eristalis in well water.

< Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1890, p. 22.

2418. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Florida orange scales in Cali-

fornia. <Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1890, pp. 23-25.
Treats principally of Mytilaspis citricola.

2419. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The larva of the ox bot-fly.

<Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1890, p. 25.

2420. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The fuschia beetle. <Insect

Life, V. 3, August, 1890, pp. 25-26.
Occurrence of (iraptodcra exapta.

2421. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A tineid {Anaphora pojpeanella

Clem.) injuring Indian corn. <Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1890,
p. 27.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOI-OGY. 159

2422. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Effects of London purple on

foliage. <Inseot Life, v. 3, August, 1890, ]). 28.

2423. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The tulip tree scale-insect.

<Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1890, p. 28.

Remedy for Lccaiiiiim tidipiferw.

2424. RiLK Y, O. v., and Howard, L. O. A new enemy to rye. <In8ect

Life, V. 3, August, 1890, pp. 29-30.

An undetermiiied species of Nola.

2425. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Some cases of Australian

spider bites. <Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1890, p. 30.

2426. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The uew vine pest in New

South Wales. <lnsect Life, v. 3, August, 1890, pp. 30-31.
An undetermined species of Phytocoris.

2427. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Barbadoes sugar-cane mites.

< Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1890, p. 31.

2428. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. A remedy for cabbage worms.

< Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1890, p. 31.

2429. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. London purple. < Insect

Life, V. 3, August, 1890* p. 31.

2430. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. Codling moth remedies.

< Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1890, pp. 40-41.

2431. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The oviposition of the horn

fly. < Insect Life, v. 3, September, 1890, pp. 42-43.

2432. Riley, C. V., aud Howard, L. O. Sending the codling moth

enemies from the United States to New Zealaud. < Insect
Life, V. 3, September, 1890, p. 43.

2433. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Ghilo saccharaUs: Its injury

to corn in Virgiuia and to cane and sorghum in Louisiana.

< Insect Life, v. 3, September, 1890, pp. 64-65.

2434. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Another beetle destructive

to carpets. < Insect Life, v. 3, September, 1890, p. 65.

Occurrence of Attagenus piceus.

2435. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Other insects under carpets.

< In sect Life, v. 3, September, 1890, p. 65.

Mentions Sceiiopinus 2)allij}es and Attagenus piceua.

2436. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A beneficial beetle on orange

trees. < Insect Life, v. 3, September, 1890, p. 68.

Note on Epitragus tomentoaua.

2437. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Aspidiotiis perniciosus. <In-

sect Life, v. 3, September, 1890, pp. 68-69.

2438. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The clover Phytonomus.

< Insect Life, v. 3, September, 1890, pp. 70-71.

Notes on Phytonomus puiutatns.

2439. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Ants and melons. < Insect

Life, V. 3, September, 1890, p. 71.
Note on Aphia cucumeria.

160 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2440. KiLEY, C. v., aud Howard, L. O. Prevalence of the grain

Toxoptera in Texas. < Insect Life, v. 3, September, 1890^ pp.
73-76.

Note on Toxoptera gramineum.

2441. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L, O. Legislation against the gipsy

moth. < Insect Life, v. 3, September, 1800, pp. 78-79.

2442. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The yellow-hammer and the

codling moth. <Iusect Life, v. 3, September, 1890, pp. 79-80.

2443. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Additional note on Ceratitis

capitata. < Insect Life, v. 3, September, 1890, pp. 80-81.

2444. EiLEY, 0. v., and Howard, L. O. Some new Iceryas. <Insect

Life, V. 3, November, 1890, pp. 92-106, 14 figs.

Detailed descriptions oi Icerya roscv, I. agyiytiacum, I. montserratensis, and /.
jpalmeri.

2445. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The Bermuda peach maggot

and orange rust. < Insect Life, v. 3, November, 1890, pp. 120-
121.

Notes ou Ceratitis capitata and rhytopius oleivorits.

2446. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. Two grape pests in Alabama.

< Insect Life, v. 3, November, 1890, p. 123.

Notes on Colaapia flavida and Proconia vncJata.

2447. Riley, O. V., and Howard, L. O. London purple and Paris

green for the boll worm. < Insect Life, v. 3, November, 1890,
pp. 123-124.

2448. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. An Orthesia on coleus. < In-

sect Life, V. 3, November, 1890, p. 124.

2449. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The cottony maple scale in

Oregon. < Insect Life, v. 3, November, 1890, p. 125.

Note ou Pulvinaria innumerahilis.

2450. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The wheat straw Isosoma in

the State of Washington. <Insect Life, v. 3, November, 1890,
p. 125.

Note on Isosoma tritici.

2451. Riley, C Y., and Howard, L. O. An experience with the gipsy

moth. < Insect Life, v. 3, November, 1890, pp. 126-127.

2452. Riley, G. Y., and Howard, L. O. Another newspaper spider-

bite scare. < Insect Life, v. 3, November, 1890, p. 127.

2453. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Remedies for the harlequin

cabbage bug. < Insect Life, v. 3, November, 1890, p. 127.

2454. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Maple-tree borers. <Insect

Life, V. 3, November, 1890, p. 161.

Notes on Jigeria acerni and Chryaobothris fermorata.

2455. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. A bot-fly infesting hogs.

< Insect Life, v. 3, November, 1890, p. 161.
A species of Cephenomyia.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 161

2456. EiLEY, 0. v., and Howard, L. O. A peach-tree leaf-beetle.

<lDsect Life, v. 3, November, 1880, p. 162.
Occurrence of Chrysochus cobaltiniis.

2457. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Mites in a warm-house.

< Insect Life, v. 3, November, 1890, pp. 162-163.

Unusual abundance of Tijroghjphits siro.

2458. Riley, 0, V., and Howard, L. O. The pear-sluj^ on plum.

<Insect Life, v. 3, November, 1890, pp. 163-164.
Note on Eriocampa cerasi.

2459. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The black-locust Hispa.

<Insect Life, v. 3, November, 1890, p. 164.

Abundance of Hispa dorsalis, remedies.

2460. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Cheese mite. <IusectLife,

V. 3, November, 1890, p. 165.

Occurrence of TyroqJyphus siro.

2461. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Fighting the rose chafer.

<Insect Life, v. 3, November, 1890, pp. 165-166.

2462. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Wire worm damage to onions.

<Insect Life, v. 3, November, 1890, p. 166.

2463. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Orange tree bark borers.

<Insect Life, v. 3, November, 1890, pp. 166-167.

Note on Xylchorus puhescens.

2464. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The grape curculio. <Insect

Life, V. 3, November, 1890, p. 167.
Probable remedies for Caiiodes inaqualis.

2465. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Household pests. <Insect

Life, V. 3, November, 1890, pp. 169-170.
Notes on Atiaijeniis megatoma and Tenebrio obscurits.

2466. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The rose chafer on clay lands.

<Insect Life, v. 3, November, 1890, p. 170.

2467. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Tomato worm. <Insect Life,

v. 3, November, 1890, p. 171.

Remedies for Sjyhynx S-mactilatus.

2468. Riley, C Y., and Howard, L. O. The pear-slug on quince.

<Insect Life, v. 3, November, 1890, p. 171.
Occurrence of Eriocampa cerasi.

2469. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Destructive locusts in Meso-

potamia. <Insect Life, v. 3, November, 1890, pp. 172-173.

2470. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Bird enemies of the Colorado

potato-beetle. < Insect Life, v. 3, November, 1890, pp. 174-175.

2471. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Fumigating for scale insects.

<Insect Life, v. 3, November, 1890, p. 176,

2472. Riley, C.Y., and Howard, L. O. A rose cecidomyiid. <Insect

Life, V. 3, March, 1891, p. 294.
3909 11

162 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2473. EiLEY, 0. v., and Howard, L. O. Woodpeckers vs. the tussock

motb. <Insect Life, v. 3, March, 1891, p. 295.

2474. EiLEY, G. Y., and Howard, L. O. A grape-vine pest. <Iusect

Life, V. 3, March, 1891, p. 298.
Notice of Adoxus vitis.

2475. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Thripidse injurious to culti-

vated plants, <Iusect Life, v. 3, March, 1891, p. 301.
Remedies suggested.

2476. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. More facts concerning the

Katipo. <Insect Life, v. 3, March, 1891, pp. 302-303.

2477. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The Hessian fly attacking

grasses in California. <Insect Life, v. 3, April, 1891, p. 300.

2478. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Beetles and moths infesting

stored corn in Venezuela. <lnsect Life, v. 3, April, 1891, pp.
333-334.

2479. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Sweet potato root-borer.

<Insect.Life, v. 3, April, 1891, p. 334.
Notes on Cylas formicarius.

2480. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The brassy flea-beetle injur-

ing corn. <Insect Life, v. 3, April, 1891, p. 336.

Note on Chwtocnema puUcarla.

2481. EiLEY, 0. v., and Howard, L. O. Citheronia injuring cotton.

<In8ect Life, v. 3, April, 1891, p. 339.

2482. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Gelechia cerealella in Virginia.

<Insect Life, v. 3, April, 1891, p, 339.

2483. EiLEY, 0. v., and Howard, L. O. Apijearance of wheat infested

with Hessian fly. <Insect Life, v. 3, April, 1891, pp. 339-340.

2484. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. House-fly parasites. <Insect

Life, V. 3, April, 1891, p. 340.
Note on Tromhidium muscarum.

2485. EiLEY, C v., and Howard, L. O. Eecent papers on European

grape insects. <Insect Life, v. 3, April, 1891, p. 341.

2486. EiLEY, 0. v., and Howard, L. O. Codling moth legislation in

. New Zealand. < Insect Life, v. 3, April, 1891, pp. 341-342.

2487. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Alterations in the form of

plants due to Coccidae. <Insect Life, v. 3, April, 1891, p. 343.

2488. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Insect injury to barrel staves.

< Insect Life, v. 3, April, 1891, pp. 343-344.

Due to Trypodeiidron sUjnatum.

2489. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Attempted introduction of

an insectivorous bird into Algeria. < Insect Life, v. 3, April,
1891, pp. 344-345.

2490. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The- codling moth as a friend.

<Insect Life, v. 3, April, 1891, pp. 346-347.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. • 163

2491. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. A winter wash for scale

insects. < Insect Life, v. 3, April, 1891, p. 34:7.

2492. EiLEY, 0. v., and Howard, L. O. Lady birds rersun scale-

insects. < Insect Life, v. 3, April, 1891, p. 347.

2493. Riley, C. \., and Howard, L. O. Injury of the bop crop on

the Pacific slope. <Insect Life, v. 3, April, 1891, p. 349,

2494. Riley, C. Y., and Hoavard, L. O. The hop louse in Oregon.

< Insect Life, v. 3, April, 1891, p. 350.

2495. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Insect wax. < Insect Life,

V. 3, April, 1891, p. 352.
Notes ou wax from au insect of Natal, from Icerya purdtani, and from Larhaus
longistUjma.

2496. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Australian fruit-growers and

vine- growers in convention. <Insect Life, v. 3, April, 1891,
pp. 352-353.

2497. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. Winter protection for the

Yedalia, < Insect Life, v. 3, April, 1891, p. 354.

2498. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The Australian '' Fly-Bug."

< Insect Life, v. 3, April, 1891, p. 355.
Determined to be Nysiits vinitor.

2499. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Paris green in England.

< Insect Life, v. 3, June, 1891, p. 363.

2500. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Efforts to stamp out the

gypsy moth. <Insect Life, v. 3, June, 189i, pp. 304-305.

2501. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. The quicksilver remedy for

Phylloxera. < Insect Life, v. 3, June, 1891, pp. 391-392.

2502. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A codling moth larva in

March. <Insect Life, v. 3, June, 1891, p. 390.

2503. Riley, C. Y,, and Howard, L. O. Economic value of the study

of insects. < Insect Life, v. 3, June, 1891, pp. 397-398.

2504. Riley, C. X., and Howard, L. O. The long scale and the wax

scale. < Insect Life, v. 3, June, 1891, p. 398.

Notes on Mytilasjns yloveri and Ceroplastes flaridenais.

2505. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A case of stomach bots in

hogs. <Insect Life, v. 3, June, 1891, p. 401.

2506. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Fertilization of red clover by

bumble bees. <Insect Life, v. 3, June, 1891, p. 402.

2507. RiLEY', C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Nezara again injuring plants.

<Insect Life, v. 3, June, 1891, p. 403.

Notes on Nezara hilaris.

2508. RiLEY, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Museum pests. <InsectLife,

V. 3, June, 1891, p. 405.
Notes on Anthrenus varius and A. acro^hularice.

164 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2509. KiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. A southern roach in a north-

ern greenhouse. < In sect Life, v. 3, June, 1891, pp. 406-407.

Note on I'erijdaneta anstralaske.

2510. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. The grape-root Prionus.

<Iusect Life, v. 3, June, 1891, p. 407.

Remarks on Prionus imhricornis.

2511. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. An orange plant-bug from

Australia. < Insect Life, v. 3, June, 1891, p. 410.

2512. RiLEY", C. v., and Howard, L. O. Fig beetles. < Insect Life,

V. 3, June, 1891, p. 414.
Damage done by Carpophilus mntilatns and Epurwa liiteola.

2513. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Injury to asters by the black

blister beetle. < Insect Life, v. 3, June, 1891, p. 416.

Due to Epicauta pennsiilvanica.

2514. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Isosoma notes from Washing-

ton State. < Insect Life, v. 3, June, 1891, p. 416.

Notes on Isosoma fritici.

2515. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. The red scale of the orange

in Syria. <Insect Life, v. 3, June, 1891, pp. 417-418.

Notes on Aonidia aurantii.

2516. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Orange-tree borers. <Insect

Life, V. 3, June, 1891, p. 418.

Note on Platypus composifus.

2517. RiLEY^, 0. v., and Howard, L. O. Migratory locusts in Austra-

lia. < Insect Life, v. 3, June, 1891, pp. 419-420.

2518. Riley, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Remedies for the yellow scale.

< Insect Life, v. 3, June, 1891, p. 421.

Resin wash for Aspidiotus citrinus.

2519. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. The Egyptian Icerya.

< Insect Life, v. 3, June, 1891, pp. 423-424.

Notes on Icerya wgyptiacum.

2520. Riley , 0. V., and Howard, L. O. The green beetle pest in Aus-

tralia. < Insect Life, v. 3, June, 1891, pp. 424-425.

Remarks on Diphucepliala colaspidiodes.

2521. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The bite of Latrodectus.

< Insect Life, v. 3, June, 1891, pp. 425-426.

2522. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Some Icerya and Yedalia

notes. < Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, pp. 439-441, 1 fig.

2523. Riley^, 0. v., and Howard, L. O. Experiments with a date-

palm scale. < Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, pp. 441-443.

Remarks on Parlutoria zizyphi.

2524. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Willow hedges injured by

saw-flies. < Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, p. 466,

Note on a species ofEunra.

2525. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. Oak furniture damaged by

borers. < Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, p. 467.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 165

2526. Riley, C. V.. and Howard, L. O. Diabiotic.n injuring corn in
Oalifornia. < Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, p. 108.

Mention of Diahroiica soror.

2")J7. Riley, O. V., and Howard, L. O. A new pest to prune trees.
< Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, p. 1(»8.

Note on Thricohpis inortutta.

2528. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The pear bliglit beetle and

plum plant-louse. < Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, pp. 468-
469.

Notes on Phorodon mahaleb and Scoh/tus riu/HJosus.

2529. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The grape-vine plume-moth.

< Insect Life v. 3, August, 1891, p. 469.

Note on Pteropliorus periscelidactyhis.

2530. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Parasite of forest tent-cater-

pillar. <Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, p. 470.
a species of Tetrastich us.

2531. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. An Antliomyiid injuring

sugar beets. <Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, p. 470.

2532. RiLEY", 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. Remedies against sand-flies

and mosquitoes. <Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, p. 470.

2533. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The horn fly in Yirginia.

<Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, p. 471.

2534. RiLEY% C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A plague of grasshoppers in

Idaho. <lnsect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, p. 471.

2535. RiLEY', C. Y., and Howard, L. O, Massachusetts laws and regu-

lations against the gipsy moth. <Insect Life, v. 3, August,
1891, pp. 472-474.

2536. RiLEY% C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The extermination of the

gipsy moth. <Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, j). 474.

2537. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Hot water for the rose-chafer.

<Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, pp. 474-476.

2538. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. ISlew horticultural laws from

California. < Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, pp. 476-477.

2539. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. Insects stopping trains. A

true story. < Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, pp. 477-478.
Due to Clisiocampa disstria.

2540. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Tent caterpillars in eastern

Connecticut. < Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, p. 483.

2541. RiLEY^ C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Paris green for cabbage

worms. <Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, p. 483.

2542. RiLEY'^, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. An experiment against white

grubs. < Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, pp. 483-484.

2543. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. More damage to corn by the

brassy flea-beetle. < Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, p. 484.

166 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2544. Riley, C. Y., and Hoavard, L. O. Germiuation of weeviled

peas. < Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, p. 485.

2545. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. The devastating- locust in

California. < Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, pp. 485-486.

2546. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Hop lice on the Pacific coast.

<Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, p. 486.

2547. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. More concerning the bite of

the Katipo. < Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, pp. 487-489.

2548. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. A new saw-fly enemy to sweet

potatoes. < Insect Life, v. 4, October, 1891, p. 74.

Note on Sehizocertis priratus.

2549. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. Reappearance of the wheat

straw-worui in Kansas. <Insect Life, v. 4, October, 1891, p.
75.

2550. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. Imbricated snout-beetle in-

juring apple trees. <Insect Life, v. 4, October, 1891, p. 77.

2551. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A longicorn pine-borer injur-

ing shoes. <Insect Life, v. 4, October, 1891, p. 77.

Note on Monohammus confusor.

2552. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. Blister beetles on cabbage.

<Insect Life, v. 4, October, 1891, p. 77.

2553. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. The European leopard moth

injuring maples. <Iusect Life, v. 4, October, 1891, p. 77.

Note on Zenzera pyrina.

2554. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. A phycitid moth attacking

pecan buds. < Insect Life, v. 4, October, 1891, p. 78.

2555. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A corn Crambus in Delaware.

<Insect Life, v. 4, October, 1891, p. 78.

Note on Cramhus ealiginosellus.

2556. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A new enemy to currants.

<Insect Life, v. 4, October, 1891, p. 79.

Note on Leptoglosstis phyllopus.

2557. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Rocky Mountain locust in

North Dakota. <Insect Life, v. 4, October, 1891, pp. 79-80.

2558. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A new radish enemy in Cali-

fornia. <Insect Life, v. 4, October, 1891, p. 83.

Occurrence of Murgantia munda.

2559. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Destroying the rose chafer.

<Insect Life, v. 4, October, 1891, p. 84.

2560. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. Quassia for the hop aphis.

<Insect Life, v. 4, October, 1891, p. 84.

2561. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. Corrections to Pa^^kard's

Report on Forest Tree Insects. <Insect Life, v. 4, November,
1891, pp. 92-94.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OP ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 167

2562. KiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Notes on Californian insects;
the Vedalia and other lady birds. <Insect Life, v. 4, Novem-
ber, 1891, pp. 134-135.

25G3. EiLEY, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A new enemy to pear leaves.
<Insect Life, v. 1, November, 1891, p. 135.

Remedies for Systena frontalis.

2564. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. A grape-vine flea-beetle in

New Mexico. <Insect Life, v. 4, November, 1891, pp. 135-136.

Note on Haliica foViacea.

2565. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Notes on the palm weevil.

<lnsect Life, v. 4, November, 1891, pp. 136-137.

Preventives for Rhynchophorus palmarum.

2566. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. BhyncMtes hicolor injuring

cultivated roses. <Insect Life, v. 4, November, 1891, p. 137.
2667. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Remedies for squash borer.
<Insect Life, v. 4, November, 1891, pp. 138-139.

Notes on Melittia cncurhita',

2568. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. On the treatment of tent

caterpillars. <Insect Life, v. 4, November, 1891, p. 139.

2569. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The catalpa Sphinx. <Iusect

Life, V. 4, November, 1891, pp. 139-140.

2570. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Peach trees injured by

Gortyna nitela. <Insect Life, v. 4, November, 1891, p. 140.

2571. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Hair worm parasite of the

codling moth. <Insect Life, v. 4, November, 1891, p. 140.
Occurrence of Mermis acuminata.

2572. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A parasite of the cottony

maple scale. < Insect Life, v. 4, November, 1891, p. 142.

Note on Comys fusca.

2573. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The purple scale of the orange

in Montserrat. < Insect Life, v. 4, November, 1891, p. 143.

Note on Mytilaspis citricola.

2574. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. The horn-fly in Kentucky.

< Insect Life, v. 4, November, 1891, p. 144.

2575. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. "Work in Algeria with a fun-

gous disease of the locust. < Insect Life, v. 4, November,
1891, p. 151.

2576. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A novel mode of using disease

germs. < Insect Life, v. 4, November, 1891, p. 152.

2577. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. An argument against spraying

for scale-insects. < In sect Life, v. 4, November, 1891, p. 154.

2578. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L, O. New means against orange

pests. < Insect Life, v. 4, November, 1891, j). 155.
Use of bisulphate of soda.

2579. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Some of our insects in Jamaica.

< Insect Life, v. 4, November, 1891, p. 157.

168 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2580. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. Living larvae in the ear.

< Insect Life, v. 4, November, 1891, p. 159.

Occurrence of Lncilia macellaria.

2581. EiLEY, C, V,, and Howard, L. O, A possible new insecticide.

<Insect Life, v. 4, November, 1891, p. 161,

Note on hydrazine sulphate.

2582. Riley, 0. Y,, and Howard, L, O. A clerid beetle found in

plush. < Insect Life, v, 4, December, 1891, p. 203.

Note on a species of Necrobia.

2583. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L, O, A twig-girdler of fig trees.

<Insect Life, v. 4, December, 1891, p. 20 i.

Note on Pti/chodes 1-vitfatiis.

2584. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The clover hay worm, <In-

sect Life, v. 4, December, 1891, p. 20G.

Preventives against Asopia costalis.

2585. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The red-humped caterpillar

killed by parasites, < Insect Life, v, 4, December, 1891, p,
207,
Limneria ocdemasia' on (Edemasia eoncinna.

2586. Riley, C,Y., and Howard, L, O, Treatment of grain infested

with Angoumois moths. < Insect Life, v. 4, December, 1891,
pp. 207-208,

2587. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Treatment of the boll worm.

< Insect Life, v. 4, December, 1891, pp. 208-209.

2588. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The strawberry leaf-roller.

< Insect Life, v. 4, December, 1891, p. 209.

Remedies for Phoxopteris comptana.

2589. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. The woolly root-louse of the

apple. < Insect Life, v. 4, December, 1891, pp. 210-211.

2590. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The grape Phylloxera in the

United States. < Insect Life, v. 4, December, 1891, j). 212.

2591. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O, Mites on a maple aphid,

< Insect Life, v. 4, December, 1891, p. 212.

Records a species of Erythra'tts attacking Drepanosiphum acerifolii.

2592. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Scales from Tahiti. <Insect

Life, V. 4, December, 1891, p. 213.

Records Chionaspis hiclavis, Mtjtilaspis citricola, and Jspidlotns auraniii.

2593. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Plant-louse on celery. < Insect

Life, V. 4, December, 1891, p, 213.
Occurrence of Apliis pastinaci.

2594. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O, The rose Diaspis. <Insect

Life, V. 4, December, 1891, p. 213.

Remedy for Diaspis rosw.

2595. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O, The difficulty of disinfecting

imported plants. < Insect Life, v. 4, December, 1891, p. 218.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 169

2696. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Hemlock damaged by the larch
saw-fly. < Insect Life, v. 4, December, 1891, p. 219.

Nemaiiis ericlisonii abundant in Pennsylvania.

2597. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A clematis root-borer. <Insect

Life, V. 4, December, 1891, pp. 219-220, 1 fig.

Notes on Alcaihoe caudaia.

2598. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. An enemy to the tnssock

moth. <Iusect Life, v. 4, December, 1891, p. 222.

Orgyia killed by a Derniestid larva.

2599. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The best mosquito remedy.

< In sect Life, v. 4, December, 1891, p. 223.
Recommends tbe iise of fish.

2600. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The Phylloxera in France and

the American vine. <Insect Life, v. 4, December, 1891, pp.
224-225.

2601. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Remedies for the Phylloxera

at the Cape of Good Hope. < Insect Life, v. 4, December, 1891,
p. 225.

2602. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. Abundance of the pear-tree

Psylla in New York. <Insect Life, v. 4. December, 1891, p.
225.

2603. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A Japanese parasite of tbe

gipsy moth. <Iusect Life, v. 4, December, 1891, p. 227.

2604. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The work of tbe season.

<Report of the Entomologist for year 1891 (1892), pp. 232-246.

A brief summary of the year's work.

2605. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The potato-tuber moth.

<Insect Life, v. 4, March, 1892, pp. 239-242, 1 fig.
Life history and damage of Lifa solaneUa.

2606. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Insect injury to cocoanut

palms. <Insect Life, v. 4, March, 1892, p. 267.

2607. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Remedies for wireworms.

<Insect Life, v. 4, March, 1892, p. 269.

2608. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A longicorn borer in apple

roots. < Insect Life, v. 4, March, 1892, pp. 269-270.
Occurrence of Orihosoma hrunneum.

2609. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The rice weevil in dry hop

yeast. <Insect Life, v. 4, March, 1892, p. 270.

2610. Riley, C. Y,, and Howard, L. O. The box- elder bug attacking

fruit in Washington State. <Insect Life, v. 4, March, 1892,
p. 273.
Remedy for Leptocoris trivittata.

2611. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The orange-leaf Aleyrodes.

<Insect Life, v. 4, March, 1892, p. 274.
Remedy for Aleyrodes citrifolii.

170 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2612. EiLEY, C. v., aud Hoayard, L. O. Orange Cbionaspis in Florida

<Insect Life, v. 4, March, 1892, p. 275.

Note on Chionaspis citri.

2613. Eiley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. On the poisonous bite of a

spider, Latrodectus mactans. < Insect Life, v. 4, March, 1892,
p. 277.

2614. Eiley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. More international exchanges

of Yedalia. < Insect Life, v. 4, March, 1892, p. 279.

2615. Eiley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Harmless spider bites.

< Insect Life, v. 4, March, 1892, pp. 279-280.

2616. Eiley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A European white-grub

fungus. < Insect Life, v. 4, March, 1892, pp. 281-282.

2617. Eiley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The Colorado potato beetle

in Nova Scotia. < Insect Life, v. 4, March, 1892, p. 283.

2618. Eiley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. Locusts in Egypt. < Insect

Life, V. 4, March, 1892, p. 286.

2619. Eiley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Spraying for tlie codling

moth. < Insect Life, v. 4, March, 1892, p. 288.

2620. Eiley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. The use of vaseline with car-

bon bisulphide. < Insect Life, v. 4, March, 1892, pp. 288-289.

2621. Eiley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The pea and bean weevils.

< Insect Life, v. 4, June, 1892, pp. 297-302, 4 tigs.
Life histories of Bruclnis pisi, and B. fahn:

2622. Eiley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Destruction of plant-lice in

the egg state. < Insect Life, v. 4, June, 1892, p. 327.

2623. Eiley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Eemedies for leaf-cutting

ants. < Insect Life, t. 4, June, 1892, p. 328.

2624. Eiley, C Y., and Howard, L. O. Life history of, aud remedies

against, the mosquito. The house fly. < In sect Life, v. 4,
June, 1892, pp. 329-330.

2625. Eiley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Is the ground beetle, Scarites

suhterraneus, herbivorous? < Insect Life, v. 4, June, 1892,
p. 330.

2626. Eiley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A sesiid pest of tiie persim-

mon. < Insect Life, v. 4, June, 1892, p. 332.

Remedy for Pliemonoe 5-caudata.

2Q21. Eiley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Bumblebees and the produc-
tion of clover seed. <Iusect Life, v. 4, June, 1892, pp. 334-335.

2628. Eiley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. Yedalia in South Africa.

< Insect Life, v. 4, June, 1892, pp. 336-337.

2629. Eiley, 0. Y., aud Howard, L. O. Legislation against insects in

California. < Insect Life, v. 4, June, 1S92, pp. 337-339.

2630. Eiley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. leerya rosw in Jamaica.

< Insect Life, v. 4, June, 1892, p. 340.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 171

2631. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The Phylloxera at the Cape

of Good Hope. < Insect Life, v. 4, June, 1892, p. 340.

2632. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. A new tree band. < Insect

Life, V. 4, June, 1892, p. 340.
Made of alternate copper and zinc wires.

2633. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A true bug damaging peanuts

in China. < Insect Life, v. 4, June, 1892, p. 340.
Damage by Halticus minutus.

2634. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A new West Indian sugar-

cane enemy. < In sect Life, v. 4, June, 1892, p. 342.

Note on Xyleborua piceus.

2635. RiLEY", G. Y., and Howard, L. O. The hop louse in the extreme

northwest. < Insect Life, v. 4, June, 1892, pp. 342-343.

2636. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. More California notes.

< Insect Life, v. 4, June, 1892, p. 343.

Notes on scale insects.

2637. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The Angoumois grain moth

in Pennsylvania. < Insect Life, v. 4, June, 1892, p. 344.

2638. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Abundance of Attagenus

piceus in Illinois. < Insect Life, v. 4, June, 1892, i>. 345.

2639. RiLEY^, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Quassia vs. petroleum for

the hop louse. < Insect Life, v. 4, June, 1892, p. 346.

2640. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. A western enemy of the

■white-marked tussock moth. < Insect Life, v. 4, June, 1892,
p. 346.

2641. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A new cotton stainer in

Jamaica. < Insect Life, v. 4, June, 1892, p. 346.
Note on Dysdercus andrew.

2642. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The use of electricity against

migratory locusts. < Insect Life, v. 4, June, 1892, p. 347.

2643. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Another imported scale-

insect. < Insect Life, v. 4, June, 1892, pp. 347-348.
Occurrence in California of Pollinia costw.

2644. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Living Yedalias at last reach

Egypt. < Insect Life, v. 4, June, 1892, p. 349.

2645. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Blister beetles in Texas.

< Insect Life, v. 4, August, 1892, p. 395.

Notes on Epicauta lemniacata and Macrobasis atririttata.

2646. RiLEY', C.Y., and Howard, L.O. The twelve-spotted asparagus

beetle. < Insect Life, v. 4, August, 1892, p. 395.
Occurrence of Crioceris 12-punctata.

2647. RiLEY', C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A new fruit pest. <Insect

Life, V. 4, August, 1892, p. 396.
Remedies for Syneta alHda.

172 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2648. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Florida wax scale on LeConte

pear. < Insect Life, v. 4, August, 1892, pp. 397-398.

Note on Ceroplastes floridensis.

2649. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The horn fly in the South.

< Insect Life, v. 4, August, 1892, p. 398.

2650. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Hop aphis remedies. <Insect

Life, V. 4, August, 1892, p. 401.

2651. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. A new peach pest. <Insect

Life, V. 4, August, 1892, p. 401.
Notice of Anametis (jrisea.

2652. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The clover leaf weevil in Con-

necticut. < Insect Life, v. 4, August, 1892, p. 401.

2653. EiLEY, 0. v., and Howard, L. O. Additional note on the sugar

cane pin-borer. < Insect Life, v. 4, August, 1892, p. 402.

Remarks on XyJeborus puiescens.

2654. EiLEY, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Damage to boots and shoes

by Sitodrepapanicea. < Insect Life, v. 4, August, 1892, p. 403.

2655. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Feather felting. < In sect

Life, V. 4, August, 1892, pp. 404-405.
Resulting from damage by Tinea pellionella.

2650. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Damage to carnations by
the variegated cut-worm. <Insect Life, v. 4, August, 1892,
p. 405.

Damage by Agrotis saucia.

2657. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Hessian fly in New Zealand.

< Insect Life, v. 4, August, 1892, pp. 405-406.

2658. EiLEY, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Increase of the wheat straw-

worm. < Insect Life, v. 4, August, 1892, p. 406.
Abundance of laosoma tritici.

2659. EiLEY, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Great damage by buffalo

gnats. < Insect Life, v. 4, August, 1892, ji. 406.

2660. EiLEY, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The hop louse in Oregon.

< Insect Life, v. 4, August, 1892, p. 406.

2661. EiLEY, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Another instance of the

value of spraying fruit trees. < Insect Life, v. 4, August,
1892, p. 409.

2662. EiLEY, C, Y., and Howard, L. O. A new insecticide. <Insect

Life, V. 4, August, 1892, p. 409.
Notice of monosulphide of potassium.

2663. EiLEY, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The ibis as a locust destroyer.

<Insect Life, v. 4, August, 1892, p. 409.

2664. EiLEY, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. On the nomenclature and on

the oviposition of the bean weevil. < In sect Life, v. 5, Sep-
tember, 1892, pp. 27-33.

Decides that it should be called Briichusobtecfus.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 173

2665. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. The Australian enemies of

the red and black scales. < Insect Life, v. 5, September, 1892,
pp. 41-43.

Notes on Orcua chalybeua and (>. auatralasia'.

2666. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. A vineyard pest {Anoniala

marf/inata) in North Carolina. <Insect Life, v. 5, September,
1892, pp. 44-45.

2667. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. A snout-beetle, Otiorhynchus

ovatus, under carpets. < Insect Life, v. 5, September, 1892,
pp. 46-47.

2668. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The grape-seed weevil.

<Insect Life, v. 5, September, 1892, p. 47.

Remedy for Crapouius inaqualis.

2669. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A new enemy of cotton.

< Insect Life, v. 5, September, 1892, p. 47.

Damage by Lxtperus brunneus,

2670. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. A leaf-roller on shade trees

in Colorado. <Insect Life, v. 5, September, 1892, p. 49.

Note on Caccccia semiferana.

2671. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Spread of the horn fly.

<Insect Life, v. 5, September, 1892, p. 49.

2672. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Extraordinary abundance of

the oak pruner. < Insect Life, v. 5, September, 1892, i>. 50.

Damage by Elaphidion viUosum in Pennsylvania.

2673. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The stalk-borer in cotton.

< Insect Life, v. 5, September, 1892, p. 50.

Occurrence of Gortyna nitela.

2674. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Good work of the twice-

stabbed ladybird. < Insect Life, v. 5, September, 1892, p. 53.

2675. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The clover leaf weevil in

Ohio. < Insect Life, v. 5, September, 1892, p. 54.

2676. RiLEY', C. v., and Howard, L. O. The Japanese gypsy moth

and its parasite. < Insect Life, v. 5, September, 1892, p. 54.

Determined to be Ocneria japonica.

2677. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. A new sugar-beet pest.

< Insect Life, v. 5, September, 1892, p. 55.
Probably Loxoatege sUcUcalia.

2678. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The bot-fly of human beings.

<Insect Life, v. 5, September, 1892, p. 58.

Probably Dermatobia noxialia.

2679. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The mealy bug damaging

coffee in Mexico. < Insect Life, v. 5, September, 1892, p. 60.

Occurrence of Dactylopius destructor.

2680. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The hop plant-louse in Wash-

ington. < Insect Life, v. 5, September, 1892, p. 60.

174 BIBLIOGEAPHY OP ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2681. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. A new Simulium. <Iusect

Life, V. 5, September, 1892, p. 61.

Simiilium oecidentalis annoying man in Texas.

2682. EiLEY, 0. v., and HowAKD, L. O. The grape-vine leaf-roller in

Texas. < Insect Life, v. 5, November, 1892, p. 137.

Kemedy for Desmia maculalis.

2683. KiLEY, G. v., and Howard, L. O. Parasites of the harlequin

cabbage bug. < Insect Life, v. 5, November, 1892, p. 138.
Breeding of Trissolcits murgantia'.

2684. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Successful colonization of

Vedalia in Egypt. < Insect Life, v. 5, November, 1892, p. 139.

2685. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. New localities for the Medi-

terranean flour moth. < Insect Life, v. 5, November, 1892,
p. 141.

2686. Riley, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. Success of a Vedalia importa-

tion. < Insect Life, v. 5, November, 1892, p. 142.

2687. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Quails versus potato bugs.

< Insect Life, v. 5, November, 1892, p. 143.

2688. EiLEY, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Mosquito remedies again.

< Insect Life, v. 5, November, 1892, p. 143.

2689. EiLEY, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. Widespread trouble from the

horn fly. < Insect Life, v. 5, November, 1892, p. 144.

2690. EiLEY, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. The glassy-winged sharp-

shooter. < Insect Life, v. 5, January, 1893, pp. 150-154, 1 fig. I

Notes on Homalodisca coagulata.

2691. EiLEY, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Food-plants of North Ameri-

can species of Bruchus. < Insect Life, v. 5, January, 1893,
pp. 165-166.

2692. EiLEY, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. Further notes on the Japanese

gypsy moth and its parasites. < Insect Life, v. 5, January,
1893, pp. 194-195.

2693. EiLEY, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Destructive aj)pearance of

the roller worm. < Insect Life, v. 5, January, 1893, p. 196.

Notes on Eudavius proteus.

2694. EiLEY, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. An anthicid beetle reported

as injurious to fruit. <Insect Life, v. 5, January, 1893, p. 197.

Note on Notoxus calcaratus.

2695. EiLEY, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Injury to hammer-handles.

< Insect Life, v. 5, January, 1893, pp. 197-198.
AVork of species of Lyctus, and remedies.

2696. EiLEY, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. On remedies for the " Ciga

rette Beetle." < Insect Life, v. 5, January, 1893, p. 198.

Habits of Lasioderma serricorne.

2697. EiLEY, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Eemedies for white iints in

fruit trees. < Insect Life, v. 5, January, 1893, p. 201.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 175

2698. Rlley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Damage to cigars in Brazil

and the West Indies. < Insect Life, v. 5, January, 1893,
p. 202.
Note on Laaioderma serricorne.

2699. lliLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Orange scale insects in Ber-

muda. < Insect Life, v. 5, January, 1893, p. 203.

2700. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Injury to sorghum tips.

< Insect Life, v. 5, January, 1893, p. 204.
Work of Orchelimum glaherrimum.

2701. Klley, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The first larval stage of the

pea wee\nl. < Insect Life, v. 5, January, 1893, p. 204, 1 fig.

2702. EiLEY, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Some imported Australian

parasites. < Insect Life, v. 5, January, 1893, i). 207.
Parasites of scale insects.

2703. EiLEY'^, C. v., and Howard, L. O. A new parasite of the red

scale. < Insect Life, v. 5, January, 18ii3, p. 207.

Note ou Aphelinus diasj)idis.

2704. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. An insect transmitter of

contagion. < Insect Life, v. 5, January, 1893, p. 210.
Bedbugs as transmitters of tuberculosis.

2705. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The Mexican jigger or "Tlal-

zahuate." < Insect Life, v. 5, January, 1893, p. 211.

.Serious annoyance caused by a Leptus.

2706. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The orange Aleyrodes.

< Insect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, pp. 219-226, 2 figs.
Description, life-liistory, and damage by Aleyrodes citri.

2707. EiLEY, C. v., and Hoavard, L. O. The pear-tree Psylla. <In-

sect Life, v. o, April, 1893, pp. 226-230, 5 figs.

2708. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The sweet potato root weevil.

< Insect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, p. 261.
Remedy for Cylaa formicariua.

2709. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. A new enemy to cypress

hedges in California. < Insect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, p, 262.
Notes on Fhloeosinns cristatus.

2710. EiLEY', C. v., and Howard, L. O. The cluster fiy household

pest. <Insect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, p. 263.
Abundance of PoUenia rudis.

2711. EiLEY, 0. v., and Howard, L. O. Chrysanthemums and the

drone-fly. < Insect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, p. 263.

2712. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The orange fruit-fly in Malta.

< Insect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, p. 264.
Notes on Ceratitis capitata.

2713. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Plant-bugs injuring oranges

in Florida. <Insect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, p. 264.

2714. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L.O. The clover mile in houses

again. < Insect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, p. 266.

176 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2715. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. A uew chicken plague in

Texas. < Insect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, p. 267.

Injury by Argas americana.

2716. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Damage by locusts in Penn-

sylvania. < Insect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, p. 208.

2717. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. An insect enemy of chocolate.

<Insect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, p. 208.
Damage by Sitodrepa panicea.

2718. RiLBY, 0. v., and Howard, L. O. Injurious snails in Bermuda.

< Insect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, p. 209.
Damage to amaryllis l>y BnJimus (lecoUatus.

2719. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Notes on some insect pests of

the Fiji Islands. < Insect Life, v. 5, zVpril, 1893, p. 270.

2720. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Legislation against spraying.

< Insect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, p. 272.

2721. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Parasites of animals trans-

missible to man. <Insect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, p. 273.

2722. Riley, 0. V., and Howard, L. O. Further illustrations of the

rose slugs. < Insect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, i)p. 273-274, 3 figs.

Figures of Monosfegia rosa'.

2723. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The Mediterranean flour

moth in California. < Insect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, p. 270.

2724. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The sugar-cane pin-borer

again. < Insect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, p. 277.
Notes on Xyleborus perforans.

2725. Riley, 0. Y., tiiid Howard, L. O. The mustard beetle in Eng-

land. < Insect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, p. 278.
Abundance of Pha'don cochlearice.

2720. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Westward spread of the
clover leaf weevil. <Insect Life, v. 5, Ai)ril, 1893, p. 279.

2727. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The California remedy for the

San Jose scale. < Insect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, p. 280.
Notes on the lime, salt, and sulphur wash.

2728. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Introduction of the long

scale into California. < Insect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, p. 281.
Occurrence of Myiilaspis ylorerii.

2729. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Imported scales in Califor-

nia. < Insect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, pp. 281-282.

2730. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A new enemy of the tomato.

< Insect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, p. 282.
Damage by rhthia picta in Texas.

2731. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. An extreme case of Norway

itch. < Insect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, p. 283.
Notes on Sarcoptes scabiei.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 177

2732. KiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The zebra caterpillar ou the

Pacific coast. <lusect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, p. 287.

Occurrenct' of Mametitra picta.

2733. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Legislation against insects.

< In sect Life, v. 5, July, 1893, pp. 291-292.

2734. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The present year's appear-

ance of the periodical cicada. < Insect Life, v. 5, July, 181)3,
pp. 298-300.
2733. KiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The cocoa-nut and guava
mealy- wing. < Insect Life, v. 5, July, 1893, pp. 314^-317, ;> ligs.
An account of Jlcurodieus cocois.

2736. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The sugar-beet web-worm.

< Insect Life, v. 5, July, 1893, pp. 320-322, 4 ligs.
Notea on Loxostege siicticalis.

2737. liiLEY, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. The red-legged Ilea- beetle.

< Insect Life, v. 5, July, 1893, pp. 334-342, 1 tig.
Accounts of damage bj' Crepidodera rufipes.

2738. Riley, C. V., and How^ard, L. O. Is the English sparrow

instrumental in suppressing the horse bot-tiy? < Insect Life,
V. 5, July, 1893, pp. 342-343.

2739. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Insect injury to cactus plants.

< Insect Life, v. 5, July, 1893, j^p. 345-340.
Damage by Chelinidea vittigera.

2740. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The horn tiy in southwestern

Texas. < Insect Life, v. 5, July, 1893, p. 349.

2741. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. A new enemy to prune trees

in California. < Insect Life, v. 5, July, 1893, p. 350.

Note on Eurymetopon cylindricum.

2742. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Damage by May beetles.

< Insect Life, v. 5, July, 1893, p. 350.

2743. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The cherry tree Tortrix.

< Insect Life, v. 5, July, 1893, j). 351, 1 pi.

Abundance of Lozotania ceiaaicorana.

2744. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Cut-worm damage to gr;ii)es

in California. <Insect Life, v. 5, July, 1893, p. 'So^.

2745. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The spotted bean beetle.

< Insect Life, v. 5, July, 1893, pp. 356-357.

Note on Epilachna cornipta.

2746. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The palm weevil in British

Honduras. < Insect Life, v. 5, July, 1893, pp. 357-358.
Notes on Rhynchophori(8 palmarum .

2747. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Alum for rose chafers.

< Insect Life, v. 5, July, 1893, p. 358.

2748. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Carbon bisulphide for hen

lice. < Insect Life, v. 5, July, 1893, y. 361.
3909 12

178 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2749. EiLEY, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. An enemy of the oyster-

shell bark-louse of the apple. < Insect Life, v. 5, July, 1893,
p. 362.
Note oil Tijroglyplius mains.

2750. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Why insects infest plants.

< Insect Life, v. 5, July, 1893, p. 365.

2751. KiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Insect legislation in Massa-

chusetts. < Insect Life, v. 5, July, 1893, p. 365.

2752. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Borers in fig-trees. < Insect

Life, Y. 5, July, 1893, pp. 365-366.
Acfouuts of damage, probably by Ptychode-s rittatus.

2753. EiLEY, 0. v., and Howard, L. O. An important predatory

insect. < Insect Life, v. 6, ISfoYember, 1893, jip. 6-10, 1 tig.

Treats of the European Erastria scitula.

2754. EiLEY, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The corn-root plant-louse.

< Insect Life, v. 6, November, 1893, p. 32.

2755. EiLEY, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Termites swarming in houses.

< Insect Life, v. 6, November, 1893, p. 35.

2756. EiLEY', C. Y., and Howard, L. O. The juniper baik-borer in

Nebraska. <Iusect Life, v. 6, November, 1893, p. 38.
Note on Phlccosinus dentatiis.

2757. EiLEY, C.Y., and Howard, L. O. A new scale insect in Florida.

< Insect Life, v. 6, November, 1893, p. 39.

a new species of Diaspis found on peach and i)luiu trees.

2758. EiLEY, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. An army worm occurrence.

< Insect Life, v. 6, November, 1893, p. 41.

2759. EiLEY', G. Y., and Howard, L. O. Kerosene emulsion against

the hop louse. < Insect Life, v. 6, November, 1893, p. 41.

2760. EiLEY, G. Y., and Howard, L. O. The sweet potato weevil in

Jamaica. <Insect Life, v. 6, November, 1893, pp. 43-44.
Occurrence of Cylas formicaiins.

2761. EiLEY, G. Y., and Howard, L. O. An interesting observation

on the larva of Ephestia l-itehnielhi. <Insect Life, v. 6,
November, 1893, pp. 44-45.

2762. EiLEY, G. Y., and Howard, L. O. The carnation ''Twitter."

< Insect Life, v. 6, November, 1893, p. 45.
Undetermined insect affecting carnations.

2763. EiLEY, G. Y., and Howard, L. O. Amealy bug enemy to sugar

cane in the West Indies. < Insect Life, v. 6, November, 18'.(3,
pp. 45-46.
A note on damage by an undescribed species.

2764. EiLEY, G. Y., and Howard, L. O. The Egyptian Icerya in India.

< Insect Life, v. 6, November, 1893, p. 46.

2765. EiLEY, G. Y., and Howard, L. O. A strawberry enemy in

Jamaica. < Insect Life, v, 6, November, 1893, p. 47.

■ J

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 179

2766. EiLEY, 0. Y., and Howard, L. O. The Colorado potato beetle

in ]S"ova Scotia. < Insect Life, v. 6, November, 189;{, pp. 47-48.

2767. IviLEY, C. v., and Hoavard, L. O. Leeward Island Coccidse.

< Insect Life, v. 6, November, 1893, pp. 50-51.
A list of the species with food-plants.

2768. KiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Hop lice in New York State.

<Insect Life, v. 6, November, 1893, p. 53.

2769. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. A home-made sprayer.

<Insect Life, v. 6, November, 1893, p. 53.

2770. KiLEY, O. v., and Howard, L, O. Damage by chinch bngs.

< Insect Life, v. 6, November, 1893, j). 54.

2771. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The pnrple scale in Califor-

nia. < Insect Life, v. 6, November, 1893, p. 56.

Note on Mytilasjjts citricola.

f 2772. EiLEY, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Leaf-hopper damage to win
ter grain. < Insect Life, v. 6, February, 1894, p. 267.

2773. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Larvfe in a child's face.

< Insect Life, v. 6, February, 1894, p. 270.

2774. EiLEY', C. v., and Howard, L. O. Grain insects in sugar.

< Insect Life, v. 6, February, 1894, i^p. 274-275.

2775. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The potato-tuber moth in

California and Texas. <Insect Life, v. 6, February, 1894, i)p.
275-276.
On the supposed early occurrence of the insect in California.

2776. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. For plant-lice in greenhouses.

< Insect Life, v. 6, February, 1894, pp. 278-279.

2777. EiLEY', C. v., and Howard, L. O. Kerosene emulsion against

sheep ticks. < Insect Life, v. 6, February, 1894, p. 279.

2778. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The San Jose scale in the east.

< Insect Life, v. 6, May, 1894, p. 286.

2779. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. A new and destructive peach-

tree scale. < Insect Life, v. 6, May, 1894, pp. 287-295, 6 figs.
Full account of Diaspia lanatus.

2780. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The control of Phylloxera by

submersion. < Insect Life, v. 6, May, 1894, pp. 315-318.

2781. EiLEY% C. v., and Howard, L. O. Icerya montserratensis in

Colombia. < Insect Life, v. 6, May, 1894, p. 327.

2782. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Kerosene against mosquitoes.

< Insect Life, v. 6, May, 1894, p. 327.

2783. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. The azalea scale in Michigan.

< Insect Life, v. 6, May, 1894, p. 327.
Occurrence of Eriococcus azalew.

2784. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Persimmon root-borer. < Insect

Life, V. 6, May, 1894, p. 327.
Note on Phemonoe 5-caudata.

180 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2785. Riley, C. V., aud Howard, L. O. Cottonwood scale insects.

< Insect Life, v. 6, May, 1894, p. 328.

Occurrence of Chionaspis ortholoMs.

2786. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. Clover-leaf beetle, in Mary-

land. < Insect Life, v. 6, May, 1894, p. 328.

2787. EiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. A walnut scale on i)ear.

< Insect Life, v. 6, May, 1894, p. 328.
Note on A»pidiotu8 juglans-regiw.

2788. KiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. New Jersey's proposed legis-

lation against insects. <Insect Life, v. C, May, 1891, pp.
328-329.

2789. Ejley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Legislation against insects

in Massachusetts. < Insect Life, v. 6, Maj^, 1894, pp. 329-330.

2790. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Coffee insects in Hawaii.

<Insect Life, v. 6, May, 1894, p. 334.

Notes on several scale-insects.

2791. Riley, C. v., aud Howard, L.O. Bed-bugs and red ants. <Insect

Life, V. 6, May, 1894, p. 340.

2792. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Life history of the chicken

Dermanyssus. < Insect Life, v. 6, May, 1894, p. 342.

Note on Dermanyssus galUncB.

2793. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The carnation twitter. <In-

sect Life, v. 6, May, 1894, p. 343.

2794. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. Application of sulphur for

the red spider. <Insect Life, v. 6, May, 1894, p. 344.

2795. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Russet oranges. < Insect

Life, V. 6, May, 1894, p. 344.
Value of the rust-mite in hardening the skin of oranges.

2796. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. A legal case in California.

<Insect Life, v. 6, May, 1894, p. 345.

2797. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The fluted scale in Florida.

< Insect Life, v. 6, September, 1894, i)p. 347-348.
Occurrence of Icerya purchasi.

2798. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. The San Jose or pernicious

scale. < Insect Life, v. 6, September, 1894, pp. 360-369, 4 figs.
A general account of the insect in the East.

2799. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Abundance of the peach-twig

borer in Washington. <Insect Life, v. 6, September, 1894, p.
373.

Occurrence oi^ Aimrsia Uneatclla.

2800. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Grasshopper damage in Miu-

uesota. < Insect Life, v. 0, September, 1894, p. 373.

2801. Rir>EY, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A new chrysomelid on apple

in California. <Insect Life, v. 0, September, 1894, p. 373.
Note on Colaspidea smaragdula.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 181

2801!. Riley, C V., and Howard, L. O. Cooperative work against
insects. < Insect Life, v. 6, September, 1894, p. 37-4.

2803. Riley, O. V., and Howard, L. O. Cutworms and their liymen-

opterous enemies. <Insect Life, v. G, September, 18!)4, j). 370.
Cutworms attacked by AmmopliUa luctnosa and Cnjptus rohustus.

2804. RiLEY, C. y,, and Howard, L. O. Bran and Paris green for

cutworms. < Insect Life, v. 6, September, 1894, p. 37<),

2805. RiLEY, C. v., and Howard, L. O. A leaf-cliafer attacking petu-

nias. < Insect Life, v. 6, September, 1894, p. 377.

Damage by Anoviala undulata.

2806. Riley, C. V., and Howard, L. O. Severe Conorhinus bite.

<Insect Life, v. 6, September, 1894, p. 378.

2807. Riley, C. Y., and Howard, L. O. A new remedy for Cliermes.

<Insect Life, v. 6, September, 1894, p. 378.

Chlorate of potassium for Chermes pinicorticis.

2808. RiLEY', C. v., and Howard, L. O. Kerosene emulsion as a

deterrent against grasshoppers. <Insect Life, v. G, September,
1894, p. 379.

2809. Riley, C. V., and Marlatt, C. L. The clover mite. <Iusect

Life, V. 3, September, 1890, pp. 45-52, 2 figs.
Detailed account of Bryohla pratensis.

2810. Riley, C. V., and Marlatt, C. L. Wheat and grass sawfiies.

< Insect Life, v. 4, December, 1891, pp. 168-179, 3 figs.

Treats of vai'ious species of Dolerus, Nematua marylandieus and Ceplms occi-
dentalis.

2811. Riley, C. V., and Marlatt, C. L. Insecticides. <Rept. of the

Entomologist for year 1891 (1892), pp. 252-26G.

2812. Riley, C. Y., and Marlatt, C. L. Catalogue of the exhibit of

economic entomology at the World's Columbian Exposition.
<Bull. No. 31, Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric, 1893, pp. 121.
Remedies given for tlie more destructive species.

2813. Ritzema Bos, J. Phytomyza affinis Fall., as a cause of decay in

clematis. <Insect Life, v. 6, December, 1893, pp. 92-93.

2814. Ritzema Bos, J. " Aphelenchns olesistuSj nov. spec, a nematoid

worm, cause of a leaf sickness in begonia and asplenium.
< Insect Life, v. G, December, 1893, pp. 161-162.

2815. Rivers, J. J. Doings of Agrotis ciqyidissima. <Insect Life, v. 2,

August, 1889, p. 56.

2816. RoBBiNS, M. C. A struggle with the webworm. <Garden and

Forest, 1891, pp. 291-292.

Remarks on Hyphantria ctinea.

2817. RoBBiNS, M. C. The rose chafer. <Garden and Forest, 1891,

pp. 338-340.

2818. RoBBiNS, M. C. War upon caterpillars. <Garden and Forest,

1893, pp. 318-319.

182 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2819. KoE, M. y. The codlin moth. <Pacific Eural Press, 19 April,

1890, p. 403.

2820. Rogers, E. A. Woolly aphis. <Eept. Calif. State. Bd. Hortic.

for 1890 (1890), p. 58.

2821. EOLFS, P. H. The horn fly. <Bull. No. 17, Fla. Exp. Sta., 1892,

pp. 12-14.
Short account, with remedies.

2822. EoLFS, P. H. Enemies of the tomato. <Bull. No. 21, Fla. Agric.

Exp. Sta., October, 1893, pp. 19-25.
Treats of bollworm, Phytoptus, and nematodes.

2823. EoLFS, P. H. Insecticides and fungicides. <Bull. No. 23., Fla.

Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1893, pp. 36.

Preparation and application of various insecticides.

2824. EoLFS, p. H. Some economic insects. <Proc. 6th Ann. Meet.

Fla. State Hortic. Soc, 1893, pp. 137-152, 12 figs.
General remarks.

2825. EOLFS, p. H. Injurious insects. <Proc. 7th Ann. Meet. Fla.

State Hortic. Soc, 1894, pp. 94-99.
Notes on PoUinia costce, gypsy moth, fluted scale, San Jose scale.

2826. EoLFS, P. H. The San Jose scale. <Bull. No. 29, Fla. Agric.

Exp. Sta., August, 1895, pp. 93-111, 2 pis.
General article on the insect.

2827. Rolfs, P. H. Bisulphide of carbon as an insecticide. <The

Florida Farmer and Fruit Grower, 23 November, 1895, p. 740.

2828. EoLFS, P. H. Some unexpected results of spraying peaches.

<Proc. 16th Ann. Meet. Soc. Prom. Agric. Sci., 1895, pp. 40-41.

2829. EUDD, W. N. To kill grubs and seeds in greenhouse. < Garden

and Forest, 1893, p. 427.

2830. Salmon, D. E. Ticks and Texas fever. < Farmers' Eeview, 2

September, 1892, p. 598.

2831. Sanders, W. A. [Eucalyptus vs. mosquitoes.J <Insect Life, v.

5, July, 1893, pp. 344-345.

2832. Sargent, G. I. Bulletin No. 8. < Third Biennial Kept. Oreg.

State Bd. Hortic, 1895, pp. 119-146.
Contains remedies for various insects.

2833. Sayre, L. E. Insects injurious to drugs. <Amer. Jour. Phar-

macy, 1 July, 1893, pp. 321-329, 2 pis. <Sci. Amer. Suppl., 19
August, 1893, pp. 14704-14705, 2 pis.
Treats of various insects in drugs; notablj^ Silranus siirinamensis, Nicohinm
Mrtum, Anthrenus varitia, Ptimisbrunneus, Lasioderma serrieorne, etc.

2834. SCHAUFUSS, C. F. On the introduction of the European bark-

beetle destroyer ( Clerus formicarius L.) to America. < Science,
4 November, 1892, p. 256.

In German.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 183

2835. SoHEFFEK, T. H. Notes aud observations ou the twig-girdler.

< Insect Life, v. 7, IMarcli, 1895, pp. 345-317.

Habits of Oncideres cingtilatiis,

2836. ScniEDT, II. C. Keport of the entomologist. <liept. Penn.

State Bd. Agric., 1891, pp. 189-198, 1 pi.
Notes oil Lan<iiiria mo:ardi, Jlryohia pratttmis, Si2)ho)>oi}hora aventr, Kpicaiita
r'lttata, Trichoharls tvinotata, Cecidomyia destructor, I)iphsi>i tritici, and (lale-
riica xantJiomehnia.

2837. SCHIEDT, R. C. Vegetable destruction ; its causes and remedies.

<Eept. Penn. State Bd. Agric, 1895, pp. 154:-107.
General remarks on amount of loss through insects; value of parasites, etc.

2838. ScHiEDT, R. C. Insects of the year. <Rept. Penn. State Bd.

Agric, 1895, pp. 579-581, 1 pi.
Notes on Aspidiotns perniciosua, Fsylla pijricoJa, Euphoria inda, Jassus inivii'ciis,
and Crambus zeeJhis.

2839. Schmidt, R. Experiments upon tlie effect of hydrocyanic acid

gas on different insects. <Ann. Rept. Calif. Agric, Exp. Sta.,
1891-92, pp. 233-237.

2840. ScHMiTT, Gr. A. [A problematic remedy against the asparagus

beetle.] <Insect Life, v. 1, October, 1888, p. 110.

Use of tobacco.

2841. SCHOYEN, W. M. [Bot-fly larvte burrowing under the skin of

man.] <Insect Life, v. 4, March, 1892, p. 275.
2812. Schuyler, E. Insects noxious to cotton in Egypt. < Insect
Life, V. 3, September, 1890, pp. 06-68.

Treats of Prodenia Uttoralis, Earias inaulana, and Oxycarenus hyalinipennis.

2843. ScHWARZ, E. A. Notes on Eumwus atala.. < Insect Life, v. 1,

August, 1888, pp. 37-40, 1 fig.
Life history and injury to Zamia by this species.

2844. ScHWARZ, E. A. Coleopterological notes. <Proc. Ent. Soc.

Wash., V. 1, pp. 174-177, 1889.
A new her1)arium pest, Sphcvricus gihhioides; Scolytida> in tamarac trees,
Dendroctonus sh)tplex.

2845. SCHWABZ, E. A. Dermestid beetles infesting museums. <Insect

Life, V. 3, August, 1890, pp. 34-35.

2846. SCHWARZ, E. A. Aji improved insect lime. < Insect Life, v. 2,

August, 1890, pp. 35-37.

2847. StJHWARZ, E. A. On Otiorhyuchidre. < Insect Life, v. 3, Augnst

1890, pp. 37-38.
Food habits of a few species.

2848. ScHWARZ, E. A. Stray notes on injurious insects in semitropical

Florida. <Proc Ent. Soc. Wash., v. 1, pp. 221-225.
Notes ou Eumwua atala, Papilio eresphontes, Artipua Jioridanus, Cloanthu
deritpta, Phthia picta, Spartocera diffusa, and a few other species.

2849. ScHWARZ, E. A. Notes on the tobacco beetle {Lasioderma serri-

corne). <Proc Ent. Soc Wash., v. 1, pp. 225-220, 1890.

184 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2850. ScHWARZ, E. A. Notes on Cicada septendecim in 1889. <Proc.

Ent. Soc. Wash., v. 1, pp. 230-231, 1890.

2851. SCHWARZ, E. A. Food-plants and food-babits of some North

American Coleoptera. <Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash., v. 1, pp. 231-
233, 1890.

2852. SCHWARZ, E. A. Sudden spread of a new enemy to clover.

<Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash., v. 1, pp. 248-249, 1890.
Abundance of SUones hispidiihis.

2853. SCHWARZ, E. A. An interesting food-plant of Pieris rapce.

<Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash., v. 1, pp. 250-251, 1890.
Found on Cakile amerieana.

2854. ScHWARZ, B. A. Phytophagic dung-beetles. < Insect Life, v. 3,

August, 1891, pp. 484-485.
Note on the European Lethrus cephalotes.

2855. SCHWAEZ, E. A. Injurious insects of Utah. <Insect Life, v. 4,

October, 1891, pp. 74-75.
2850. SCHWAEZ, E. A. Coleoptera on black locust [Bohinia pseuda-
cacia). <Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash., v. 2, pp. 73-76, 1891.

2857. SCHWARz, E. A, Notes on the breeding habits of some Scolytids.

<Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash., v. 2, pp. 77-80, 1891 .

Remarks on Xyloterus politus, Xyleborns fuacatns, X. jmhescens and Cnesinus
strigicolUs.

2858. SCHWARZ, E. A. Contribution to the life history of Corthylus

punctatissimMS and description of C. spinifer n. sp. <Proc.
Ent. Soc. Wash., v. 2, pp. 109-115, 1891.

2859. SCHWARZ, E. A. Note on the food habits of some Halticids.

<Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash., v. 2, pp. 182-184, 1892.
2800. ScHWARZ, E. A. The San Jose scale at Charlottesville, Va.
< Insect Life, February, 1894, pp. 247-252.

2861. SCHWARZ, E. A. Note on Rylesinus sericeus. <Iusect Life, v. 7,

December, 1894, pp. 254-256, 1 fig.

2862. SCHWARz, E.A. The cotton worm question in 1894. <Insect

Life, V. 7, March, 1895, pp. 315-320.

2863. SCHWARZ, E. A. Are tumble-bugs beneficial f <Insect Life, v.

7, March, 1895, pp. 358-359.

2864. SCHWABZ, E. A. The Hippelates plague in Florida. <Insect

Life, V. 7, July, 1895, pp. 374-379, 2 figs. (Sci. Amer. Suppl., 9
November, 1895, p. 16561.)

Annoyance caused by Tarious species of Hippelates.

2865. SCHWARZ, E. A. An imported library pest. <Insect Life, v. 7,

July, 1895, pp. 396-398, 1 fig.
Treats of Nicoihiin hirtum.

2866. ScHWARz, E. A. A new furniture pest. <Insect Life, v. 7, July,

1895, pp. 419-420.
Note on Xylelinus peltatua,

1 i

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ?:NT0M0L0GY. 185

2867. ScHWARZ, E. A. Tlie home of the cliincli bug-. <Insect Life,

V. 7, July, 1895, pp. 420-422.

2868. ScHWARZ, E. A. Report on the insect food of tlie crow. <Bull.

No. 61, Div. Ornith. and Mammal., U. S. Dei)t, Agric, 1895, pp.
57-67.

2869. ScHWARZ, E. A. Hi ote on Triffonogeniiis far ctns. <Can. Entom,,

Jnly, 1896, pp. 177-178.
Its occiirreiico in red pepper.

2870. SOOBEY, J. O'B. Wireworms. <Bull. Xo. 4, Wasli. Agric. Exp.

Sta., May, 1892, pp. 75-80, figs. 3.

2871. ScovELL, M. A. The caterpillar and the cut-worm. <Ann.

Kept. Ky. Bureau of Agric, 1889, pp. 112-115.

Notes on Hyphanir'm cnnea and cutworms.

2872. SCRIBNER, D. M. [Another proposition in regard to chinch ))ug-

remedies.] <Insect Life, v. 1, April, 1889, pp. 317-318.

2873. SOUDDER, S. H. More damage by white ants in New England.

<Psyche, January, 1891, p. 15.

2874. ScuDDEE, S. H. An insect destructive to squash vines. <23d

Ann. Kept. Ent. Soc. Ontario, 1892, pp. 78-79, 1 fig.
Remarks on EpilacliHa borealis.

2875. SCUDDER, S. H. The cranberry girdler. <Insect Life, v. 7,

September, 1894, jjp. 1-5, 1 fig.

Injury by and life-history of Cramhii>< topiarius.

2876. Selby, A. D. Diseases caused by nematodes. <Bull, No, 73,

Ohio Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1S9G, pp. 227-232, 3 figs.

2877. Shannon, W. P. [On the habits of some blister beetles.] < In-

sect Life, V. 5, April, 1893, pp, 260, 261.

2878. Sharp, H. Plant pests. <The Orange Judd Farmer, 17 Janu-

ary, 1891, p, 36 ; 24 January, i). 52, 1 fig.
Injurious insects on bouse plants.

2879. Shimer, H. [Living insects in the human ear.] <Insect Life,

V. 5, July, 1893, p. 344,

2880. Shinn, (3. H. Hydrocyanic acid gas for insec^t pests. < Rural

New Yorker, 4 July, 1891.

2881. Shomaker, J. Benefits of spraying. <Colmairs Rural World,

1 August, 1895, p. 243.

2882. SiRRiNE, F. A. Notes on the potato stalk- weevil. <Bull, No,

19, Iowa Agric. Exp. Sta., November. 1892, pp. 589-594. fig. 1.
Damage and remedies.

2883. SiRRiNE, F. A. Notes on the potato stalk-weevil {Triclioharifi

irinotata Say), <Trans. Iowa State 11 ortic. Soc. for 189~i
(1893), pp. 482-483.

2884. SiRRiNE, F. A. The life history of the common plant louse

{A^his rnmicis L.). <Trans. Iowa State Hortic. Soc. for 1893
(1894), pp. 236-239.

186 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2885. SiREiNEjF. A. The pernicious scale ou Long Island. < Garden

and Forest, 1894, p. 449.

2886. SiREiNE, F. A. I. Some insects injurious to squash, melon, and

cucumber vines. IIo Tlie asparagus beetle. <Bull. oSTo. 75, X.
T. Agric. Exp. Sta., September, 1894, pp. 409-427, figs. 3, 4 pis.
Treats of squash bug, melon Lorer, etc.

2887. SiRRiNE, F. A. Insects affecting late cabbage; notes on the

stalk borer; insecticides. <Bull. No. 83, N. Y. Agric. Exp,
Sta., December, 1894, pp. 658-688.
Accounts, with remedies, of the various cal)bage insects; prepnration of
insecticides.

2888. SiRRiNE, F. A. The San Jose, or pernicious scale. <Bull. No.

87, N. Y. Agric. Exp. Sta., March, 1895, pp. 121-132, figs. 2.

A general account, with remedies.

2889. SiRRiNE, F. A. Notes of the season. < Ann. Eept. N. Y. Agric.

Exp. Sta., 1895 (1896), pp. 599-604.
Notes on pear midge, Aphis irassicw, Bhopalosiphwni dianthi, Aphis mali, Siph-
onophora arfemisiw, S. circumfJexa, Ceutorhynchus seriesetosus, tomato worm,
imported currant fly.

2890. SiRRiNE, F. A. Notes on remedies for the pernicious and other

scale insects. < Ann. Eept. N. Y. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1895 (1896),
pp. 605-617, 2 pis.

2891. SiRRiNE, F. A. The bramble or blackberry flea louse. <Anu.

Rept. N. Y. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1895 (1896), pp. 619-623, 1 pi.
Notes ou Trioza tripunciata.

2892. SiRRiNE, F. A, The spinach-leaf maggot or miner. <Bull.

No. 99, N. Y. Agric. Exp. Sta., January, 1896, pp. 21-31, figs. 8.
<Ann. Rept. N. Y. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1895 (1896), pp. 625-633,
1 pi.
Treats of Pegomyia vicina.

2893. Skinner, H., and Fox, W. J. Report on extermination of tus-

sock moth. <Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., 1896, pp. 12-14.
Recommends the gathering of the egg-masses and use of dendrolene.

2894. Skipwith, p. H. Formula for a buffalo gnat application.

< Insect Life, v. 1, November, 1888, p. J 43.

2895. Slade, D. D. A campaign against the tent caterpillar. < Gar-

den and Forest, 1892, p. 604.

2896. Slingerland, M. V. The horn fly. <Bull. No. 37, Cornell

IJniv. Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1891, pp. 378-381.
Short account, with remedies.

2897. Slingerland, M. V. The pear-tree Psylla. <Bull. No. 44, Cor-

nell Univ. Agric. Exp. Sta., October, 1892, pp. 161-186, figs. 7.
Abstract: Ent. News, 1893, pp. 11-12.
Full account of damage, life-history, remedies and bibliography.

2898. Slingerland, M. Y. The pear-leaf blister mite. <InsectLife,

November, 1892, v. 5, p. 104.
Notes on Fhytoptus pyri, and remedies.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OP ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 187

2891). Slincierland, M. Y. The pear-tree l\sylla. < Insect Life,
November, 1892, v. 5, p. 100.

Notes on Fsylla lyyricola.

2900. Slingerland, M. \. The bean weevil. < Insect Life, Novem-

ber, 1892, V. 5, p. 86.
Notes on life history of Bruclius olitectus.

2901. Slingerland, M. Y. The black i)each aphis, <Bnll. Xo. 49,

Cornell Univ. Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1892, pp. 427-433,

2 figs.

Damage, life-histoiy, remedies, aiifl pieventivc measures.

2902. Slingerland, M. Y. Notes from the Cornell Insectary. II.

Some observations upon plant lice. < Science, 27 January,
1893, V. 21, p. 48.
Account of over sixty generations of plant-lice reared without appearance
of male sex; notes on Sdihoneura laniijcra.

2903. Slingerland, M. Y. Notes from the Cornell Insectary. I.

Some results of a trap-lantern experiment. <Can. Ent.,
March, 1893, v. 25, p. 81.
Tabular statement of Clisiocampa americana, Feltia, and Laclmosferna.

2904. Slingerland, M. Y. The bud moth. <Bull. No. 50, Cornell

Univ. Agric. Exp. Sta., March, 1893, pp. 29, figs. 8.
Account of the damage, habits, life-history, and remedies.

2905. Slingerland, M. Y. Notes from the Cornell Insectary. III.

Some observations ui)on two species of Bruchus. < Psyche.,
May, 1893, v. 6, p. 445.

Notes on 7>. ohtecfus and li. 4-maciilatiis.

290G. Slingerland, M. Y. Poison this peach-eater. <Rural New
Yorker, 3 June, 1893, p. 381.

2907. Slingerland, M. Y. Benzine for the clothes moth. <Eural

New Yorker, 29 July, 1893, p. 609.
Habits of and remedies for Tinea pelUoneUa.

2908. Slingerland, M. Y. To kill insects in grain. <B.ural New

Yorker, 22 July, 1893, p. 493.

2909. Slingerland, M. Y. The "17-year locust" in its hole. <Rural

New Yorker, 29 July, 1893, p. 501).

2910. Slingerland, M. Y. A new pest to cows. <N. Y. Homestead,

3 August, 1893, p. 321.

2911. Slingerland, M. Y. The Cornell mixture. <Science, 25 Au-

gust, 1893, p. 105. Also Amer. Agricult., November, 1893,
p. 604.
Combination of Paris green, Bordeaux mixture, and kerosene emulsion.

2912. S [lingerland], M. Y. Do bats bring bed-bugs? <RuralNew

Yorker, 2 September, 1893, pp. 588-589.
Habits of Acanthia lectularia and A. Mrundinis.

2913. S [lingerland], M. Y. How to fight grasshoppers. <Kural

New Yorker, 2 September, 1893, pp. 588-589.

18!^ BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2014. S[lingerland], M, y. All about the wheat midge. <Rural
New Yorker, 30 September, 1893, pp. 652-653.

2915. Slingerland, M. Y. Apple-twig borer on grapes. < Rural

New Yorker, 14 October, 1893, p. 685.

2916. Slingerland, M. Y. Some dangerous bark-beetles. < Rural

Kew Yorker, 21 October, 1893, p. 700.

Treats of Phla-otrihus lim'maria.

2917. Slingerland, M. Y. Do bats bring bed-bugs? < Rural New

Yorker, 28 October, 1893, p. 718.

Habits of J ccuithia lectalaria, A. Mruudini-'^, and A . pipistreUw.

2918. Slingerland, M. Y. The four lined leaf-bug. <Bull. No. 58,

Cornell Univ. Agric. Exp. Sta., October, 1893, ]jp. 207-239,
figs. 13.
Daniat>e, food-plants, life-history, remedies, and l)ibliography.

2919. Slingerland, M. Y. Jaws that are tougher than liickory.

<Ruial New Yorker, 25 November, 1893, p. 781.
Habits of Oiicideres cingulata.

2920. Slingerland, M. Y. Two bad apple enemies. <Rural New

Yorker, 9 December, 1893, p. 816.
Treats of CMonaspis furfurus and Trypeta pomonella.

2921. Slingerland, M. Y. The pear leaf l)lister. <Bull. No. 61, Cor-

nell Univ. Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1893, pp. 317-328, figs. 5.
Abstract: Ent. News, 1894, p. 76.
Appearauco of the galls, life-history of the mite, remedies aud literatnre.

2922. Sliingerland, M. Y. A talk about wire-worms. <Rnral New

Yorker, 3 February, 1894, p. 68.

2923. S[lingerland], M. Y. A bad grape-vine pest. <Rural New

Yorker, 10 February, 1894, p. 84.
Treats of Desmia fitneralis.

2924. S[lingerland], M. Y. To keep moths from wool. <Rural New

Yorker, 17 February, 1894, p. 101.

2925. Slingerland, M. Y. Apple-tree canker; grape beetles and

bloom. < Rural New Yorker, 10 March, 1894, p. 151.
Character of "canker;" injury of Grajytodera chalyhea.

2926. S[lingerland],M. Y. Codling moth. <Rural New Yorker, 17

March, 1894, p. 168.

2927. Slingerland, M. Y. Willfertilizers kill insects'? < Rural New

Yorker, 24 March, 1894, pp. 184-185.
2028. Slingerland, M. Y. The facts about nozzles and sprayers.

< Rural New Yorker, 21 April, 1894, p. 253.

2929. S[lingerland], M. Y. Life and death of the white grub.

< Rural New Yorker, 5 May, 1894, p. 281.

2930. Slingerland, M. Y. Insect enemies of clover. <Rural New

Yorker, 5 May, 1894, p. 281.
Habits of Hylesinus trifolii.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 189

2931. Slingerland, M. V. Bulialo tree-liopper ou apple. < Rural

New Yorker, 12 May, 1894, p. 297.

2932. Slingerland. ^l. Y. The periodical cicada or locust. <Tbe

Farmer's Advocate, 1 June, 1894, p. 225.

2933. S[lingerland], M. V. A talk about plaut-lice. <Rural New

Yorker, 9 June, 1894, p. 361.

Treats cliiefly of Nectarophora granaria.

2934. S[lingerland], M. V. To destroy bark-lice iu Canada. <Kural

New Yorker, 9 June, 1894, p. 3r)l.

Remedies lor MutUaspls pomorum .

2935. S[lingerland], M. V. Oyster-shell bark-louse on apples. <Ru-

ral New Yorker, 9 June, 1894. p. 301.

2936. S[LiNGERLA>"D]. M. V. To prevent Buffalo bugs. < Rural New

Yorker, 17 June, 1894, p. 383.

2937. Slingerland, M. Y. Night prowling peach pests. <The Natl.

Nurseryman. June, 1894, pp. 57-58.
Remedies for climbing cutworms.

2938. Slingerland, M. Y. Plaut-lice ou oats. < Rural New Yorker,

30 June, 1894, p. 409.

Injury by Xectarophora f/nnuiria.

2939. Slingerland, M. Y. An insect brought from the World's Fair.

< Rural New Yorker, 7 July, 1894, p. 425.
Grain insects, particularly (ielechia cerealella.

2940. Slingerland, M. Y. Insects on hollyhocks. <Rural New

Yorker, 21 July, 1894, p. 457.
Notes on Chrysomela sigmoidea and Conjthuca fuscigera .

2941. Slingerland, M. Y. The periodical cicada or 17-year locust.

< Rural New Yorker, 28 July, 1894, p. 470; 4 August, 1894,
p. 488.

2942. S[lingerland], M. Y. Clover mite working on raspberries.

< Rural New Yorker, 8 September, 1894, p. 568.
Injury by Bryohia pratensis.

2943. S[lingerland], M. Y. Potato stalk insects. <Rural New

Yorker, 8 September, 1894, p. 569.
Notes on Gortyna nitela and Irichoharis irinotata.

2944. Slingerland, M. Y. Leaf- feeding beetle; a most disgusting

insect. < Rural New Yorker, 8 September, 1894, p. 569.
Habits of Chelymorpha argus.

2945. Slingerland, M. Y. Insects that destroj^ woolen cloth. <Rural

New Yorker, 22 September, 1894, p. GOO.
Habits of three species of Tinea.

2946. Slingerland, M. Y. Chicken mites on a horse. <Riual New

Yorker, 20 October, 1894, p. 665.

2947. Slingerland, M. \. The new plum pest: the plum scale.

<Rural New Yorker, 10 November, 1894, i>. 711.
Necessity for fighting Lecanium juglandis.

190 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2948. Slingerland, M. V. The cabbage root maggot, with notes on

the onion maggot and allied insects. <Bull. No. 78, Cornell
IJniv. Agric. Exp. Sta., November, 1894, pp. 481-577, figs. 18.
Full account of damage, life-history, natural enemies, remedies, and litera-
ture.

2949. Slingerland, M. V. To get rid of ants. < Rural New Yorker,

8 December, 1894, p. 777.

2950. Slingerland, M. Y. The harlequin cabbage bug in winter.

< Rural New Yorker, 15 December, 1894, p. 793.

2951. Slingerland, M. Y. Can we poison wireworms? <Rural New

Yorker, 22 December, 1894, p. 809.

2952. Slingerland, M. Y. A plum scale. <Bull. No. 83, Cornell

Univ. Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1894, pp. 681-699, figs. 4.
Full account of a new scale insect, damage, life-history, and methods of
destruction; Lecanium rugosttm (f)

2953. Slingerland, M. Y. The bud-moth and pear Psylla. <Proc.

Western N. Y. Hortic. Soc, 1894, pp. 140-143.

2954. Slingerland, M. Y. Danger of spreading the San Jose scale.

< Rural New Yorker, 5 January, 1895, p. 5.

2955. S[lingerland], M. Y. An insect fond of rhubarb. < Rural

New Yorker, 19 January, 1895, p. 37.
Notes on Lixus concavus.

2956. Slingerland, M. Y. The San Jose scale in Indiana. <Rural

New Yorker, 9 February, 1895, p. 87.

2957. Slingerland, M. Y. Beans "stung" by an unknown insect.

<Rural New Yorker, 20 January, 1895, p. 52,

2958. S[lingerland],M.Y. Killing codling moths in winter. <Rural

New Yorker, 26 January, 1895, p. 52.

2959. S[lingerlandJ, M. Y. Do sprayed apples live longer? < Rural

New Yorker, 2 February, 1895, p. 69.

2960. S[lingerland],M.Y. Scurfy bark-louse on apple-trees. <Rural

New Yorker, 9 February, 1895, p. 85.
Brief note on Chionasjns furf tints .

2961. S[lingerland], M. Y. Some homemade sheep-dips. <Rural

New Yorker, 16 February, 1895, p. 104.

2962. S[lingerland], M. Y. Oyster-shell bark-louse on apples.

< Rural New Yorker, 2 March, 1895, p. 140.

2963. S[lingerland], M. Y. Corn and cotton worms ; North and South.

< Rural New Yorker, 2 March, 1895, p. 143.

2964. Slingerland, M. Y. A troublesome new plum pest. <Rural

New Yorker, 9 March, 1895, p. 161.

Account of Plujtoptus j)M(xocoptes.

2965. S[lingerland], M. Y. What nips the plum trees? <Rural

New Yorker, 16 March, 1895, p. 194.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 191

2966. S[lingerland], M. V. The clover-root borer. <Coimtry Gen-

tlemen, 14 March, 1895, pp. 208-209.
I>ife history of HiiJesinits obscitriis.

2967. Slingerland, M. V. The wliite-grul) iii strawberries and

manure. <lxural New Yorker, 30 March, 1895, p. 220.

2968. S[LINGERLAND], M. Y. Is there a cure for plant-lice? <Kural

New Y'^orker, 6 April, 1895, p. 254.

2969. Slingerland, M. Y. Latest news on the plum scale. <ltural

New Yorker, 13 April, 1895, p. 260.
Notes on Lecanium juylandis.

2970. S[LINGERLAND], M. Y. Habits of scpiash-viue borers. <liural

New Yorker, 13 April, 1895, p. 261.
Egg-layiug habits of Melittia ceto.

2971. Slingerland, M. Y. The apple maggot, Trypeta pomonella.

<Eural New Y^orker, 27 April, 1895, p. 280.

2972. S[lingerland], M. Y. Spots on a pear tree. <liural New

Y^orker, 27 April, 1895, p. 280.
Notes on tlie San Joso scale.

2973. Slingerland, M. Y. Galls that infest the mulberry. < Rural

New Y^orker, 27 April, 1895, p. 297.
Account of PacliypsyUa celtidts-gemma (?)

2974. Slingerland, M. A^. A bad fruit bug. < Rural New Y'^orker, 11

May, 1895, p. 328.
Injuries of Lygus pratensix.

2975. Slingerland, M. Y. Disease and insects on ai)ple twigs.

<Rural New Yorker, 11 May, 18t»5, p. 329.
Account of Megalopyge opcrcularis and Clisiocampa amei'icana.

2976. S[lingerland1, M. Y. Insects in stored wool. < Rural New

Yorker, 18 May, 1895, p. 345.

Treatment for stored wool.

2977. S[lingerland],M.Y. Work of the snowy tree-cricket. <Rural

New Y'orker, 18 May, 1895, p. 345.

2978. Slingerland, M. Y. The Norfolk Island pine coccus or bark-

louse. < Rural New Y^orker, 18 May, 1895, p. 345.
Life-history of Bliizococcus araucariw.

2979. SfLiNGERLAND], M. Y. " Duug worms" are wanted. <Rural

New Y^orker, 18 May, 1895, p. 345.

2980. Slingerland, AI. Y. Work of the bud-moth. < Rural New

Yorker, 25 May, 1895, p. 361.

2981. S[lingerland],M.Y. Washing or spraying plum trees. <Rural

New Yorker, 25 May, 1895, p. 361.
Directions for applying insecticides.

2982. Slingerland, M. Y. The cigar-case bearer. <Bull. No. 93,

Cornell Univ. Agric. Exp. Sta., May, 1805, pp._215-230, tigs. 11.
Detailed account of damage, life-history, habits, remedies, and bibliography.

192 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

2983. Slingekland, M. V. A new raspberry eater. < Rural New

Yorker, 1 June, 1895, p. 377.

Injury by Tupopliorus caneUus.

2984. S[lingerland], M. Y. Scale insects on pine. < Rural New-

Yorker, 1 June, 1895, p. 377.
Note on Chionuapis pimfoUa.

2985. SfLiNGERLAND], M. V. Life liistory of plant- lice. < Rural New

Yorker, 1 June, 1895, p. 377.

2986. Slingekland, M. V. The addition of lime to the arsenites.

< Rural New Y^orker, 8 June, 1895, p. 397.

2987. Sltngerland, M. V. Insects on Georgia melons. <Rural New

Yorker, 8 June, 1895, pp. 392-393.
Notes on Dlahrotica rittata and D. 12-pm\ctata.

2988. S[lingerlanpJ, M. V. The woolly aphis on Kansas apples.

< Rural New Yorker, 8 June, 1895, pp. 392-393.
Habits of Scliizoneura lanigera; remedies.

2989. S[lingerlandJ, M. V. Salt for the peach borer. <Rural New

Yorker, 8 June, 1895, p. 393.

2990. S[lingerland], M. V. To kill the cabbage worm. < Rural New

Yorker, 15 June, 1895, p. 408.

Remedies for Fieris rapw.

2991. S[lingerland], M. V. What to do for "chestnut worms."

< Rural New Yorker, 15 June, 1895, p. 408.

Notes on a species of Balaninus.

2992. S[lingerland], M. Y. Cutworms and green currant worms.

< Rural New Yorker, 15 June, 1895, j). 409.

2993. Slingerland, M. Y. A new apple pest. < Rural New Yorker,

23 June, 1895, p. 425.
Damage by Corythuca arcuata.

2994. S[lingerland], M. Y. Some worms and webs. < Rural New

Yorker, 22 June, 1895, p. 425.
Remedies for Nematns rentricosus.

2995. S[lingerlani)], M. Y. Terrible tales of a "worm." <Rural

New Yorker, 29 June, 1895, p. 441.
Injury from millipedes.

2996. Slingerland, M. Y. The plum curculio on apples. <Rural

New Y^orker, 6 July, 1895, p. 457.

2997. Slingerland, M.Y. A talk about squash bugs. < Rural New

Yorker, 13 July, 1895, p. 473.
Treats oi Anasa tristis.

2998. Slingerland, M. Y. The life story of a worm. < Rural New

Yorker, 27 July, 1895, p. 502.
Life history of Phlegethontius celeua.

2999. S[LiNGERLAND], M. Y. A trio of bugs. <Rural New Yorker,

27 July, 1895, p. 505.
Brief notes on Lygua pratenais and Crepidodera cucuvieria.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 193

3000. Slingerland, M. Y. An ash borer: Tlie rhiuocerus beetle.

<Rural New Yorker, 3 August, 1895, p. 5U1.

Notes oil Podosesia sijriiif/a- and Xyloryvtcs salyrns.

3001. S[lingebland1, M. V. A grape- viue leaf- eater. <Uural New

Yorker, 3 August, 1895, j). 531.

Notes oil Provris americaiia.

3002. S[lingerland], M. V. Another omnivorous iusect post. <Uu

ral New Yorker, 3 August, 1895, p. 521.
Habits of Otiorhynchiti oratus.

3003. Slingerland, M. V. The old tashioned potato bug. <J:mal

New Yorker, 21 August, 1895, p. 509.
Treats of Epicauta vittata.

3001. Slingerland, M. V. The shot-hole borer. <Kutal New
Yorker, 31 August, 1895, p. 585.
Account of Scolytus rutjulosus.

3005. Slingerland, M. V. Wireworms agaiu. < Rural Now Yorker,

7 September, 1895, p. 601.
3000. S[lingerland], M. V. An auti-aut remedy wanted. < Mural

New Yorker, 7 September, 1895, p. 001.

3007. S[lingerland], M. V. White grubs iu corn. <liural New

Yorker, 7 September, 1895, p. 601.

3008. Slingerland, M. V. A borer iu cedar wood. < Rural New

Yorker, 14 September, 1895, p. 617.

3009. S[LINGERLANDJ, M. V. Another blister beetle. < Rural New

Yorker, 14 September, 1895, p. 017.
Notes on Epicauta pennsijlvanica.

3010. S[lingerland], M. V. Ants as a fertilizer. <i{ural New

Yorker, 21 September, 1895, p. 632.

3011. S[lingerlandJ, M. V. Various bad bugs. < Rural New

Yorker, 28 September, 1895, p. 649.
Remedies for Pieris rapw and Murgantia histrionica.

3012. Slingerland, M. Y. Fir saw fly. <Ainor. Agriculturist, 5

October, 1895, p. 285.
Notes ou Lophyrus abietis.

3013. S[lingerland], M. Y. A bug with a long snout. < Rural New

Yorker, 5 October, 1895, j). 065.

Notes ou Balaninns qitetcus.

3014. Slingerland, M. Y. The pests of the hen house. < Kural New-

Yorker, 12 October, 1895, p. 679.
Account of Menopon pallidum and DermanyssuH ijallina-.

3015. Slingerland, M. Y. The troublesome harleipiin bug. <lviual

New Yorker, 19 October, 1895, p. 697.

3016. Slingerland, M. Y. Will salt kill grubs and worms? < Kural

New Yorker, 26 October, 1895, p. 713.
3909 13

194 BIBLIOGKAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3017. Slingerland, M. V. Climbing cutworms. <Bull. No. 104. Cor-

nell Univ. Agric. Exp. Sta., November, 1895, pp. 554-600, 2 figs.,
5 pLs.

Detailed account of several species; preventive measures.

3018. S[lingerland], M. V. Work of the snowy tree cricket. < Rural

New Yorker, 28 December, 1895, p. 850.

3019. fSLiNGEELAND, M. V. The ijlum-twig gall mite. <Cau. Eut.,

December, 1895, p. 329.

Account of Pliytoptus pMococoptes.

3020. Slingbeland, M. V. A new plum pest. <Proc. Western N. Y.

Hortic. Soc. for 1895, p. 32.
Account of a species of Lecanmm.

3021. Slingerland, M. V. Some dung worms examined. <Rural

NcAv Yorker, 4 January, 1896, p. 2.

Mentions Aphodius fimetarius.

3022. Slingerland, M. V. Winter work among fruit insects. <Amcr.

Agriculturist, 18 January, 1896, p. 58. < Also G arden and For-
est, January, 1896, i). 36.

3023. Slingerland, M. V. The apple crop and seventeen-year locusts.

< Rural New Yorker, 25 January, 1890, p. 53.

3024. Slingerland, M. Y. Wireworms and the bud moth. <Bull.

No. 107 Cornell Univ. Agric. Exp. Sta., January, 1896, pp.
37-66, figs. 26.
Reprints the main facts, with some additional material, of Bulletins Nos.
33 and 50.

3025. Slingerland, M. Y. The pear Psylla and the New York plum

scale. <Bull. No. 108 Cornell Univ. Agric. Exp. Sta., Janu-
ary, 1896, pp. 69-86, figs. 8.
Natural enemies of the pear Psylla, efficiency of remedies; notes on Lecan-
ium jufjlandis (.').

3026. Slingerland, M. Y. Can we starve the white grubs ? <Rural

New Yorker, 1 February, 1896, p. 69.

3027. Slingerland, M. Y. How to fleece fleas of life. < Rural New

Yorker, 15 February, 1896, p. 99.

3028. Slingerland, M. V. How to fight the tarnished plant bug.

< Rural New Yorker, 15 February, 1896, p. 99.

3029. S[LINGERLAND], M. Y. What Avill kill lice? < Rural New

Yorker, 15 February, 1896, p, 100.

3030. Slingerland, M. Y. How^ to fight white grubs. < Rural New

Yorker, 22 February, 1896, p. 116.
Also notes on Phoxopteris comptana.

3031. S[lingerland], M. Y. What can be done for wireworms?

< Rural New Yorker, 22 February, 1896, p. 117.

3032. Slingerland, M. Y. A colony of "spring- tails" in water.

< Rural New Yorker, 29 February, 1896, p. 138.

Notes on Schotiirus aimaitia.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 195

3033. Slingebland, M. V. The suowy tree cricket on raspberries.

< Rural New Yorker, 7 March, 189G, p. 157.

3034. Slingekland, M. V. Tumblebugs and tlicir curions habits.

< Rural Xew Yorker, 4 April, 1890, p. 230.
Aceouut of Canthon Iwvis.

3035. Slingekland, M. V. The scurfy bark louse. < Rural New-

Yorker, 1 April, 1800, p. 230.
3030. S[L1NGEKLANDJ, M. A'^. Salt and lime for onion maggots.
< Rural New Yorker, 11 April, 1800, p. 257.

3037. Sli>gerland, M. V. How to fight the caukerworm. < Rural

New Yorker, 25 April, 1890, p. 288.

3038. Slingekland, M. Y. The painted hickory borer. <RnralNew

Yorker, 2 May, 1890, p, 303.

3039. S[lingerland],M. V. Plant traps for cabbage insects. <Rural

New Yorker, 2 May, 1890, p. 303.

3040. Slingekland, M. V. How to kill cabbage insects. < Rural

New Yorker, 9 May, 1890, p. 320.

3041. S[lingerland], M. V. Crickets as strawberry pickers. <Rural

New Yorker, 9 May, 1890, p. 320.

3042. Slingekland, M. V. The chinch bug in New York State.

< Rural New Yorker, 10 May, 1890, !>. 337.
3013 Slingekland, M. \. On what do seventeen-year cicadas live"?

<Rura'l New Y^orker, 23 May, 1890, p. 351.
3014. Slingekland, M. V. The oyster-shell bark-louse. < Rural

New Yorker, 23 May, 1890, p.^ 352.
3045. Slingekland, M. V. To drive flies out of stables. < Rural

New Yorker, 23 May, 1890, p. 352.
Means agaiust Mamiatobia scrrata.

3010. Slingekland, M. V. What will kill root-lice? < Rural New
Worker, 23 May, 1890, p. 352.

Keuiedies for Schizoneuru htnigira.

3047. S[lingekland], M. Y. Destroying the codling moth without

spraying. < Rural New Yorker, 23 May, 1890, p. 357.

3048. Slingekland, M. Y. More light turned on white grubs.

< Rural New Yorker, 30 May, 1890, p. 309.
Also meutious AUorhina nitidtt.

3049. Slingekland, M. Y. Fighting canker worms. < Rural New

Yorker, 30 May, 1890, p. 371.

3050. S(lingekland], M. Y. Propagating the lady-bird beetle.

<Rural New Yorker, 30 May, 1890, p. 371.

3051. Slingekland, M. Y. A new destructive insect on pecans.

<RuralNew Yorker, 13 June, 1890, p. 401.
Account of injury by Steganojitycha holUatui.

3052. Slingekland, 31. Y. Sulphur as an insecticide. < Rural New

Yorker, 20 June, 1890, p. 410.

196

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3053. Slingerland, M. Y. How to kill June-bugs. <Ruial New

Yorker, 20 June, 1896, p. 116.
3051. Slingerland, M. V. The troublesome umbrella aut. < Rural

>^ew Yorker, 20 Juue, 1896, p. 116.
Account of CEcodoma cephalotes.

3055. Slingerland, M. Y. Grape vine tomato gall. < Rural New

Yorker, 27 June, 1896, j). 133.
Notes on Lasioptera vitis.

3056. Slingerland, M. Y. Insects found on grapes. < Rural New

Yorker, 1 July, 1896, p. 118.
Eggs of a katydid and notes on Phasviamautis Carolina.

3057. S[lingerland], M. Y. Insects tliat work on strawberries.

<Rural New Yorker, 1 July, 1896, p. 118.
Notes on Phoxopteris comptana.

3058. Slingerland, M. Y. Rose beetles; a new apple pest. <Rural

New Yorker, 11 July, 1896, p. 161.

3059. Slingerland, M. Y. More about dung worms. < Rural New

Yorker, 11 July, 1896, p. 161.
Notes ou Aj}hodius Jjinetarius.

3060. Slingerland, M. Y. 17-year locusts not poisonous. <Rural

New Yorker, 11 July, 1896, p. 161.

3061. Slingerland, M. Y. A lecture on cutworms. < Rural New

Yorker, 18 July, 1896, p. 180.

3062. Slingerland, M. Y. The army worm does battle. <RuralNew

Yorker, 25 July, 1896, p. 195.

3063. Slingerland, M. Y. The oyster-shell bark-louse. <Rui'al

New Yorker, 25 July, 1896, p. 196.
3061. S[lingerland]. M. Y. A worm that picks blueberries. <Rural
New Yorker, 25 July, 1896, p. 197.
Account of Diastictiis inceptaria.

3065. Slingerland. M. Y. The harlequin bug or calico-back. <Rural

New Yorker, 1 August, 1896, p. 513.

3066. Slingerland, M. Y. The old fashioned iwtato beetle. < Rural

New Yorker, 8 August, 1896, p. 529.

Notes on Macrobavis unicolor.

3067. S[lingerland], M. Y. Dendrolene for borers. <Rural New

Yorker, 8 August, 1896, p. 529.

3068. Slingerland, M. Y. A number of insects and diseases. < Rural

New Yorker, 15 August, 1896, p. 515.
Remedies for Crtpidodera cucumeris; grape-vine leaf-hopper.

3069. Slingerland, M. Y. Borers in fruit and shade trees. < Rural

New Yorker, 22 August, 1896, p. 556,

3070. Slingerland, M. Y. Potato bugs on tomato vines. <Rural

New Yorker, 29 August, 1896, p. 576.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 197

3071. Slingerland, M. Y. The carpet beetle. < Rural Xew Yorker,

29 August, 1896, p. 582.

3072. S[LmGERLAND], M. Y. The harlequin cabbage bug. < Rural

:Sew Yorker, 12 September, 1890, p. 009.

3073. SlingerlAnd, M, Y. Spotted plums. < Rural New Yorker, 10

October, 189G, pp. 072-G73.
Work of the plmn cmcnlio.

3074. Slingeuland, M. Y. The fiery hunter and its work. <Rural

New Yorker, 10 October, 189G, pp. 072-073.
Notes ou Caloaoma caliditm.

3075. Slingerland, M. Y. \Yhite grubs in strawberries. < Rural

New Yorker, 10 October, 1890, pp. 072-073.

3076. Slingerland, M. Y. A grasshopper's snake story. < Rural

New Yorker, 17 October, 1896, j). 087.
Hairworms taken from grasshojipers.

3077. Slingerland, M. Y. Habits of the strawberry root- worm.

< Rural New Yorker, 17 October, 1896, p. 089.
Notes ou Paria sex-iiotata.

3078. Slingerland. M. Y. The grape-vine leaf- hopper. < Rural New

Yorker, 17 October, 1896, p. 689.

Account of Enjihroneura vitis.

3079. Slingerland, M. Y. An attack of canker worms. < Rural

New Yorker, 17 October, 1896, p. 689.

3080. Slingerland, M. Y. Life history of the grape Phylloxera.

< Rural New Yorker, 24 October, 1896, p. 704.

3081. S[lingerland], M. Y. Weevil-eaten wheat as food. <Rural

New Yorker, 24 October, 1896, p. 704.

3082. Slingerland, M. Y. Habits of the cranberry fruit worm.

< Rural New Yorker, 14 November, 1890, p. 753,
Account of MUieola vaccinii.

3083. Slingerland, M. Y. White arsenic in place of Paris green.

<Rural New Yorker, 21 November, 1890, p. 709.

3084. Slingerland, M. Y. The biography of a bed bug. <Rural

New Yorker, 7 November, 1890, p. 742; 14 November, p. 758;
21 November, p. 774.

3085. Slingerland, M. Y. The scurfy bark -louse on apples. < Rural

New Yorker, 28 November, 1890, p, 784.

3080. Slingerland, M. Y. The life of the peach borer. <Rural
New Yorker, 5 December, 1890, p. 800.

3087. Slingerland, M. Y. Worms that ruin quinces. <Rural Now
Yorker, 12 December. 1896, p. 816.

Notes on Garpocapsa pomonellu and Conotrachelns cratagi.

198 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3088. Slingerland, M. Y. Recent work among the insect foes of the

horticulturist. < Ann. Eept. Mich. State Hortic. Soc. for 1896.
Also in Mich. Fruit Grower and Practical Farmer, 11 Decem-
ber, 1806, p. 8.

3089. Slingerland, M. Y. Next season's crop of army worms.

< Rural i^ew Yorker, 26 December 1896, p. 846.

3090. Slingerland, M. Y. What can be done with wireworms?

< Rural New Yorker, 26 December, 1896, p. 849.

3091. Slingerland, M. Y. Green fruit worms. <Bull. No. 123, Cor-

nell Univ. Ag-ric. Exp. Sta., December, 1896, pp. 509-522, 25 figs.
Life-history, natural enemies, and remedies foi' three species of Xylina.

3092. Slingerland, M. Y. Report as chairman of committee on

entomology. <Proc. Western N. Y. Hortic. Soc. for 1896, p. 18.
Notes on some common insects.

3093. Smith, E. E. [Another spider bite.] < Insect Life, v. 3. June,

1891, p. 392.

3094. Smith, E. F. The black peach aphis. < Ent. Amer., June., 1890,

pp. 101-103; November, 1890, pp. 201-208.

3095. Smith, E. P. [Spr.aying for the codling moth in Oregon.]

<Insect Life, v. 3, June, 1891 , p. 400.

3096. Smith, II. H. [Fowls killed by mole-crickets.] < In sect Life,

V. 5, April, 1893, p. 265.

3097. Smith, H. H. [Roaches in Brazil.] <Insect Life, v. 5, April,

1893, p. 265.

3098. Smith, H. H. [Screw worms and the man-infesting bot in Brazil.]

< Insect Life, v. 5, April, 1893, pp. 265-266.

3099. Smith, James B. [Tin-can remedy and paper wrappers for cut-

worms.] < Insect Life, v. 4, August, 1892, p. 309.

3100. Smith, J. B. Entomological suggestions and inquiries. <Bull.

No. 55, N. J. Agric. Exp. Sta., March, 1889, pp. 3.

3101. Smith, J. B. Memoranda about cranberry insects. < Special

Bull. D, N. J. Agric. Exp. Sta., April, 1889, pp. 7.
Description of tlie larvre of several of the cranberry moths.

3102. Smith, J. B. The horn fly. < Special Bull. F, N. J. Agric. Exp.

Sta., July, 1889, pp. 3.

3103. Smith, J. B. The horn fly. <Bull. No. 62, N. J. Agric. Exp.

Sta., November, 1889, pp. 40, figs. 9.

Detailed account of damage, structnre, lifo-history, and remedi(>s.

3104. Smith, J. B. The imported elm leaf beetle. < Garden and Forest,

1889, p. 292.

3105. Smith, J. B. Cutworms. <Garden and Forest, 1889, p. 328.

3106. Smith, J. B. The white pine weevil. <Garden and Forest, 1889,

p. 378,1 fig.

Note on Pisaodes strohi.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 199

3107. Smith, J. B. The periodical cicada. <Gaideii and Forest, 1889,

p. 436.

3108. Smith, J. B. Eeport of the entomologist. <Teiith Ann. Kept.

N. J. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1889, pp. 241-313, 22 figs.
Long account of Hamatohia serrata, shorter ones on Cicada sepfendecivi,
Galeruca xanihomelama, Zeucera j))/rJHrt, Phytonomns piinctatuSy Crioctris
asparagi, O.rypiihin pcnscelidartyliis, Phymatodes amuiins, Carpocapsa porno
nello, Datana miiiisfro, Conotrachelus nenuphar, Sannhta e.ritiosa, Picris rapa;,
Hyphanltia fiinea, and Selandria litis.

3100. Smith, J. B. Insects versus horticulture. <rroc. IN. J. State

Hortie. Soc, 1889, pp. 05-75.
, ^1 10. Smith, J. B. The insects injuriously affecting cranberries. <Spe-
/ cial Bull. K, N. J. Agric. Exp. Sta., February, 1890, pp. 13, 26

figs.

Detailed accounts of Bhopohoia racciniana, Teras vacciniirorana, Jcrohasis
raccinii, Cecidomyia vaccinii, Jspidiotiis sp., katydids, and leaf-boppers.

311 1. Smith, J. B. An injurious lady- bird. <Farm Journal, May, 1890.

Note on Epilachna horcaJi><.

3112. Smith, J. B. :N^ote on the wheat louse. < Bull. No. 67, K J.

Agric. Exp. Sta., May, 1890, pp. 2.
short note on remedies.

3113. Smith, J. B. Plant lice and how to deal with them. <Bull. I^o.

72, N. J. Agric. Exp. Sta., October, 1890, pp. 27, figs. 16.
Descriptions and remedies of the wheat aphis, cabbage aphis, bhxck peach
aphis, cherry aphis, and melon aphis.

3114. Smith, J. B. Insecticides and how to apply them. <Bull. IsTo.

75, N. J. Agric. Exp. Sta., November, 1890, pp. 34, figs. 3.

3115. Smith, J. B. An experience with rose-bugs. < Insect Life, v. 3,

November, 1890, pp. 113-115.
Reprinted from Garden and Forest, .July 16, 1890.

3116. Smith, J. B. A new elm insect. Zeuzera pyrhia. < Garden and

Forest, 1890, pp. 30-31, 1 fig.

3117. Smith, J. B. An enemy to the Egyptian lotus. <Garden and

Forest, 1890, p. 88, figs. 2.
Treats of Botia vehimhiaUa.

3118. Smith, J. B. Insecticides for window plants. <Garden and

Forest, 1890, p. 192.

3119. Smith, J. B. An experience with rose-bugs. < Garden and

Forest, 1890, pp. 343-344.

3120. Smith, J. B. A new enemy to willows. <Garden and Forest,

1890, p. 451.
Notice of Cryptorhynchus lapathi.

3121. Smith, J. B. The black peach aphis. <Garden and Forest,

1890, p. 548, figs. 3.

3122. Smith, J. B. Notes on the plum curculio. < Garden and Forest,

1890, p. 560.

200 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3123. Smith, J. B. Eei^ort of the entomologist. < Eleventh Ann.

Kept. I^. J. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1890, pp. 457-528, 30 figs.
Treats of sweet-potato tortoise-beetles, MeUttia ceto, Diabroiica viitata, Epi-
lachna horealis, Aphis cucumeris, Alypia 8-macit1ata, cranberry insects, .ipMs
persica'-nUjer, Sannina exitioaa, Siplionophora arena', Aphis hrassicw, Pieris
rapcv, miscellaneous notes.

3124. Smith, J. B. A year of horticultural entomology. <Proc. IST. J.

State Hortic. Soc, 1890, pp. 97-104.
General notes.

3125. Smith, J. B. Insecticides and how to apply them. <Ann.

Eept. N. J. State Bd. Agric, 1890, pp. 283-29G.

3126. Smith, J. B. Fertilizers as insecticides. <Insect Life, v. 3,

January, 1891, pp. 217-218.

3127. Smith, J. B. I^otes on the plum curculio. <Insect Ijife, v. 3,

January, 1891, pp. 219-220.

3128. Smith, J. B. An experience with the rose-bug. <Insect Life,

V. 3, January, 1891, pp. 220-224.

3129. Smith, J. B. Some questions relating to A])hididje. < Insect

Life, V. 3, January, 1891, pp. 220-227.

3130. Smith, J. B. An invasion by the clover-leaf beetle. < Insect

Life; V. 3, January, 1891, pp. 231-232.

3131. Smith, J. B. A winter campaign against insects. < Garden and

Forest, 1891, p. 42.

3132. Smith, J. B. Insect lime. <Garden and Forest, 1891, p. 153.

3133. Smith, J. B. An oak scale. < Garden and Forest, 1891, p. 243,

Iflg.
Notice of Asterodiaspis quercicola.

3134. Smith, J. B. Kose-chafer or rose-bug. <Bull. No. 82, N. J.

Agric. Exp. Sta., July, 1891, pp. 40, figs. 10.
Detailed account with many remedies.

3135. Smith, J. B. Notes on blackberry borers and gall makers.

<Insect Life, v. 4, October, 1891, pp. 27-30. <22d Ann. Kept.
Ent. Soc. Out., 1891, pp. 52-54.

Damage by Aijrilns riificolUs, Bemhecia marginata,iin<\ Lasiopterafarhiosa (?).

3136. Smith, J. B. The squash borer, MeUttia cucurMtcv, and remedies

therefor. < Insect Life, v. 4, October, 1891, pp. 30-31. <22d
Ann. Eept. Ent. Soc. Ont., 1891, p. 55.

3137. Smith, J. B. Notes of the year in New Jersey. <lnsect Life,

V. 4, October, 1891, pp. 43-45. <22d Ann. Eept. Ent. Soc.
Ont., 1891, pp. 64-66.
Brief remarks concerning a number of species.

3138. Smith, J. B. Insects injurious to the blackberry. < Special

Bull. N, N. J. Agric. Exp. Sta., November, 1891, pp. 15,
7, figs.

Accounts of Agrilus rnficollh, Bemhecia marf/'uiafa, Prionus laiicollis, and
Lasioptera faririosa .

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 201

3139. Smith, J. B. Farm practice and fertilizers to control insectiiijury.

<Biill. No. 85, N. J. Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1891, pp. 11.

Value of fall plowing, clean cultivation, rotation of crops, date of plant-
ing, etc.

3140. Smith, J. B. Report of the entomologist. <Twelfth Ann. llept.

N. J. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1891, pp. 343-42(1, 23 figs.
A reprint of Bnlletins 82 and 85 and Special Bull. N, witb a little .idditional
matter.

3141. Smith, J. B. Horticultural entomology in New rrersoy daring

the year 1891. < Proc. N.J. State Hortic. Soc, 1891, pp. [1-4';.
Treats chiefly of the pear midge.

3142. Smith, J. B. Spraying from the entomological standpoint.

<Ann. Kept. N. J. State Bd. Agric, 1891, pp. 93-100.

3143. Smith, J. B. Insects in the soil of greenhouses. <Garden and

Forest, 1891, p. 117.

3144. Smith, J. B. Legislation against injurious insects. <Garden

and Forest, 1892, pp. 490-491.

3145. Smith, J. B. The oak pruners. < Garden and Forest, 1892, pp.

557-558, 2 figs.
Notes on Elapliidion species.

3146. Smith, J. B. Department of economic entomolgy. <Ent.

News, 1892, pp. 20G-208.
Treats of the horn fly, Zeuzera pyrina, use of carbon bisulphide, etc.

3147. Smith, J. B. Department of economic entomology. <Ent.

News, 1892, pp. 229-231.
Notes on legislation against injuriotis insects, abundance of grasshopiiers in
New Jersey, etc.

3148. Smith, J. B. Department of economic entomology. <Ent.

News, 1892, pp. 2G1-2G3.
Notes on injury by Elaphidion, Angoumois grain moth, oviposition of crick-
ets, and hora-fly.

3149. Smith, J. B. Galeruca xanthomelcena Schr. < Science, 12 Au-

gust, 1892.
Elm leaf-beetle single-brooded in New Jersey.

3150. Smith, J. B. The elm leaf-beetle. <Can.Entom., October, 1892,

pp. 24G-249.

3151. Smith, J. B. Notes of the year in New Jersey. < Insect Life,

V. 5, November, 1892, pp. 93-98.

3152. Smith, J. B. Grasshoppers, locusts, and crickets. <BulI. No.

90, N. J. Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1892, pp. 34, figs. 18, 2 pis.
Account of damage to cr.anberries by katydids.

3153. Smith, J. B. Report of the entomologist. <13th Ann. Rept.

N. J. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1892, pp. 389-512, 49 figs.
A reprint of Bull. 90 and Special Bull. N, with some additional matter on
various insects, Heliothis armiger, Anomala lucicola, Galeruca xanthomelana,
PhyllwcHS trimaciilaliis, Carnrades messoria, Cluvtocnema conftnis, Aiiasa
tristis, Aphis cucumeris, Diabrotica vittata, Epilachna boreaUs, and Melittia
ceto.

202

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

<ETlt.

<Ellt.

<Ent.

3154. Smith, J. B. Department of economic entomology.

News, 1803, pp. 9-12.
Introdnctiou of Clerus formicarius, elm leaf-beetle, and corn-worm.

3155. Smith, J. B. Department of economic entomology.

News, 1893, p. 89.
Winter campaign against insects.

3156. Smith, J. B. Department of economic entomology.

News, 1893, pp. 123-125.
Notes on black peach aphis, nse of kainit, herhivorona habits of certain
Coccinellidfe, etc.

3157. Smith, J. B. Department of economic entomology. <Ent.

News, 1893, pp. 196-199, 3 figs.
Treats of bulletins on bnd-moth, blackberry, raspberry, and wheat insects.
Notes on Epilachna horealis.

3158. Smith, J. B. Department of ecomonic entomology. <Ent.

News, 1893, pp. 229-232.
Notes on some New Jersey insects; relation of insect attacks and plant dis-
eases; reviews of recent bulletins.

3159. Smith, J. B. The meeting of the association of economic ento-

mologists. <Ent. News, 1893, pp. 252-255.
Abstract of the proceedings.

3160. Smith, J. B. Economic entomology at the World's Eair.

News, 1893, pp. 257-261.

3161. Smith, J. B. Department of economic entomology.

News, 1893, pp. 297-299.
Experiments on the pear midge.

3162. Smith, J. B. Department of economic entomology.

News, 1893, pp. 323-329, 4 figs.
Notes on cranberry insects, pear Psylla in New Jersey, and on Lasioderma
serricorne and Sitodrepa panicsa.

3163. Smith, J. B. Insects injurious to cucurbs. <Bull. No. 94, N.J.

Agric. Exp. Sta., July, 1893, pp. 40, figs. 15.

3164. Smith, J. B. The periodical cicada. <Bull. No. 95, N. J. Agric.

Exp. Sta., September, 1893, pp. 6, 1 fig.

3165. Smith, J. B. Notes of some experiments on the house-fly.

< Science, 13 October, 1893.

3166. Smith, J. B. The white grub in lawns.

1893, p. 369.

3167. Smith, J. B. Notes on blister beetles.

1893, pp. 423-424.

3168. Smith, J. B. Is the woodpecker useful ?

1893, pp. 483-484.

3169. Smith, J. B. Farm practice and fertilizers as insecticides.

<Insect Life, v. 7, December, 1893, pp. 93-97. <Also in 2d
Ann. Rept. Ent. Soc. Ont., p. 68.

<Ent.
<Ent.

<EQt.

<Grarden and Forest,
< Garden and Forest,
< Garden and Forest,

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOIiV.

203

3170.

3171.
3172.

3173.

3174,

3175.

3170.

3177.

3178.

3170.

31S0.

3181.

3182.

3183.

Smith, J. B. The eeoDomic value of parasites and predaceous
insects. <Iusect Life, v. 0, December, 18!)3, pp. 142-146.
< Also, in 24tli Ann. Kept. Ent. Soc. Ont., p. 84.

Smith, J. B. Insects of the year in New -lersey. <Insect Life,
V. G, December, 1803, pp. 187-102.

Smith, J. B. Insects of the year. <Ann. Bept. N. J. State Bd.
Agric, 1803, pp. 157-176, 23 figs.

Notes on Sitolroga cercnleUa, bill-bujifs, Ileliothis nr)nigcr, McVittia ccio, KpU-
achna horetilis, Aphia vucnmeris, Coptocijchi aiiriclialoea, rut- worms, 7>/^>/r>,sis
pj/rirora, and A(/rUiis riificollis.

Smith, J. B. Report of the entomologist. 14th Ann. Be])t. N. J.

Agric. Exp. Sta. 1803, (1804), pp. 430-603, 107 figs.
Acconnts of a great iinmbor of insects; the more importiint are Diplosis

pyrivora, Psylla pyrtcoJa, Lcucaiiia (ilhiliiica, Aiiihonom.ns mjnatns, Systena

blanda, article on value of benelicial insects, and the characteis of the

varions orders of insects.

Smith, J. B. Department of economic entomology. <Ent.

News, 1804, pp. 15-1().
Notes on the grain moth at the Cliioago Fair.
Smith, J. B. Department of economic entomology. <Ent.

News, 1804, pp. 44-46.
Legislation against insects.

Smith, J. B. Department of economic entomology. <Ent.

News, 1894, pp. 73-77.
Treats of woodpecker work and habits of cockroach.

Smith, J. B. Deiiartment of economic entomology. <Ent.
News, 1894, pp. 116-117.

Californian entomology, habits of the cockroach, Lintner's Kcport on the
Insects of New York.

Smith, J. B. Department of economic; entomology. <Ent.

News, 1804, pp. 143-145.
Notes on the periodical cicada and reviews of economic publications.
Smith, J, B. Department of economic entomology. <Ent.

News, 1804, pp. 182-185.
Notes on San Jose scale, exportation oC lieneficial insects, etc.

Smith, J. B. Department of economic entomology. <Ent.

News, 1894, pp. 220-223.
Bisulphide of carbon as an insecticide; reviews bulletins on contagious dis-
ease of chinch-bug, and on arsenate of lead as an insecticide.

Smith, J. B. Department of economic entomology. <Ent.

News, 1804, pp. 240-252.
Abstract of the Proc. of the Assoc. Econ. Entom. held at Brooklyn, 1<S94.

Smith, J. B. Department of economic entomology. < Ent. News,

1804, pp. 283-286.
Codliug-inoth and other notes.

Smith, J. B. Department of economic entomology. <Ent. News,
Notes on introduced insects, San .lose scale in N. Y.. and cran-
berry insects.

204 RIRLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3184. Smith, J. B. The pear midge. <Bu]l. No. 99, N. J. Agric. Exp.

Sta., April, 1894, pp. 14, figs. 4.

3185. Smith, J. B. The phim curculio on apple. <Gardeii and For-

est, 1894, p. 104.
3180. Smith, J. B. The San Jose scale. <Garden and Forest, 1894,
p. 344, 1 fig.

3187. Smith, J. B. The flat-headed pear borer. < Garden and Forest,

1894, pp. 373-374, 1 fig.
Note on Agiiliis sinitafus.

3188. Smith, J. B. The pear borer again. <Garden and Forest, 1894,

p. 448.

3189. Smith, J. B. Some insects injurious to shade trees. <Bull. IsTo.

103, N. J. Agric. Exp. Sta., October, 1894, pp. 15, figs. 4.

Elm-leaf beetle, imported elm borer, and white-marked tussock moth.

3190. Smith, J. B. Bisulphide of carbon as an insecticide. <Insect

Life, V. 7, October, 1894, pp. 108-110. Also in 25th Ann. Kept.
Ent. Soc. Ont., p. 102.

3191. Smith, J. B. The San Jose scale in Ne-M' Jersey. < Insect Life,

V. 7, October, 1894, pp. 103-167.

3192. Smith, J. B. Notes of the year in New Jersey. < Insect Life,

V. 7, October, 1894, pp. 185-197.

3193. Smith, J. B. The San Jose scale in New Jersey. < Bull. No.

106, N. J. Agric. Exp. Sta., November, 1894, pp. 24, figs. 5.
Detailed account, with remedies and recommendations.

3194. Smith, J. B. Insect record of 1893. <Ann. Kept. N. J. State

Bd. Agric, 1894, pp. 188-194.

Treats chiefly of the onion maggot and the pear midge.

3195. Smith, J. B. Report of the entomologist. <15th Ann. Kept.

N. J. Agric.'Exp. Sta. for 1894, pp. 423-600, 58 figs.
General review of the insects of the year: Aspidiotus perniciosua, MytUaspis
pomoriim, Chiouaspis fiirfiiriis, Diaspis roacv, Leeanium cerafiifes, Pulrinaria
innnmerahilis, Galernca xanthomeJwna, Zeuzera pyrina, Orgyitt lencostifjma,
Thyridopferyx ephcmerccformis, cutworms, Ayrilus sinuatns, IHpJosxs pyriv(yra,
Scolyfus riigitlo-siis, AmpMcerus bicaudatus, Trichobaris ir'motatii, Cicada septen-
decim; and on arsenate of lead, kerosene, and bisulphide of carbon.

3196. Smith, J. B. The sinuate pear borer. <Amer. Agric, 26 .lanu-

ary, 1895, p. 85, 1 fig.

3197. Smith, J. B. Department of economic entomology. <Ent.

News, 1895, pp. 40-47.

Value and use of " insect lime."

/ 3198. Smith, J. B. Department of economic entomology. <Ent.

V News, 1895, pp. 83-85.

Note on Cicada hieroglyphica, review of bulletins on cabbage-root maggot and
on the codling-moth.

3199. Smith, J. B. Department of economic entomology. <Ent.
News, 1895, pp. 118-122, 3 figs.
Notes on the potato stalk-borer; reviews of recent bulletins.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 205

3200. Smith, J. B. Departmeut of economic entomology. <Eiit.

News, 1895, pp. 153-157.

Measurtjs takoii to eradicate the .San .Joso scale iu New .Jersey mirsoritifs.

3201. Smith, J. B. Department of economit; entomology. <Knt.

News, 1895, pp. 188-189.

ValiK^ <if vapors and gases as iusecticides.

3202. Smith, J. B. Department of economic entomology. <Ent.

News, 1895, pp. 255-260.

Abstract of the Proc. Assoc. Ecou. Eutoni. hchl at Spiiiii^ikld, Mass., 181)5.

3203. Smith, J. B. Department of economic entomology. <Ent.

News, 1895, pp. 292-296.
Observatious ou Scolytua rugulosus.

3204. Smith, J. B. Cut- worms; the sinuate pear borer; tlie potato

stalk-borer; bisulphide of carbon as an insecticide. <BulI.
No. 109, N. J. Agric. Exp. Sta., February, 1895, pp. 39, tigs. 13.
General notes, life history, and remedies.

3205. Smith, J. B. The Hessiau fly. <Bull. No. 110, N. J. Agric.

Exp. Sta., August, 1895, pp. 8, figs. 2.

3206. S3IITH, J. B. Raupenleim and dendrolene. <Bull. ]So. Ill, N.

J. Agric. Exp. Sta., September, 1895, p. 11.

3207. Smith, J. B. Why certain hickories died. <Garden and Forest,

1895, pp. 352-353, 1 fig.

Ravages of borers.

3208. Smith, J. B. " Raupenleim " and " Dendrolene." <Proc. Ass.

Econ. Entom., Bull. No. 2, n. s., Div. Ent. U. S. Dept. Agric,
1895, pp. 31-32.

Abstract of more extensive article in Bull. No. Ill, N. .1. Agric. Exp. Sta.

3209. Smith, J. B. Nurseries as factors in the distribution of injurious

insects. <Ann. Eept. N. J. State Bd. Agric, 1895, pp. 75-82.

3210. Smith, J. B. Report of the entomologist. <Ann. Rept. N. J.

Agric Exp. Sta. for 1895 (1896), pp. 365-526, 86 tigs.

General review of the year; i)ollen-gatheriiig insects; Donjphora 10-Vmeata,
Hyphantria cunca, Pseitdococcns accris, Scolyius d-sjnnonus, Eiiiprcliit xtini-
ulta, Ajyhis gosnypii, Procris americana, I'liorbia brdsaicK . white griib.'^, and
Cecidoviyia destructor.

3211. Smith, J. B. Department of economic entomology. <Eut.

News, 1896, pp. 10-13.

Monocrepidim vespertiniia injuring beans; a new Avay to use kerosene, and
Lixus concarus ou rhubarb.

3212. Smith, J. B. Departmeut of economic entomology. <Ent.

News, 1896, pp. 82-86.
Notes on cut- worms, economic entomology.

3213. Smith, J. B. Department of economic entomology. <Ent.

News, 1896, pp. 107-111, 2 figs.

'I'reats of peach insects — Sannina cxitiona and Aphia pvraka-Hiijtr.

206 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3214. Smith, J. B. Department of economic entomology. <Ent.

News, 1896, pp. 137-138.

Oil the iiitroduftiou of Califoinian lady-bugs to the Eastern States.

3215. Smith, J. B. "liaupeuleim" and "Deudrolene." <Eut. News,

1896, p. 177.

3216. Smith, J. B. Department of economic entomology. <Ent.

News, 1896, pp. 204-205.
Notes oil the army worm and ou mosifuitoes.

3217. Smith, J. B. Deijartment of econou)ic entomology. <Eut.

News, 1896, pp. 245-247 ; 269-272 ; 307-310.
Abstract of the Proc. Assoc. Econ. Entoni. at Buffalo (N.Y.) meetiug, 1896.

3218. Smith, J. B. The pernicious or San Jose scale. <Bull. No.

116, N. J. Agric. Exp. Sta., September, 1896, pp. 15, tigs. 3.

3219. Smith, J. B. Lawn and grass infesting insects, I. < Garden

and Forest, 1896, pp. 463-464, 5 figs.

Treats of Crambus vulgirafjeUus, wire-worms, click-beetles.

3220. Smith, J. B. Lawji and grass infesting insects, II. <Garden

and Forest, 1896, pp. 472-473, 2 tigs.

Treats of Lachiiusteriia and Allorhina larvtc.

3221. Smith, J. B. A contagious disease of white grubs. < Garden

and Forest, 1896, p. 519.

3222. Smith, J. B. Scale insects and their enemies in California.

<Proc. Ass. Econ. Entom., Bull. No. 6 n. s., Div. Ent., U. S.
Dept. Agric, 1896, pp. 46-48.

3223. Smith, J. B. Economic entomology for the farmer and fruit-

grower, and for use as a text-book in agricultural schools and
colleges. < J. B. Lippincott Co., Philadelphia, 1896, i^x). 480,
483 tigs.

3224. Smith, J. B. The insect work of the year. <Ann. Eept. N. J.

State Bd. Agric, 1896, pp. 99-108.
General notes.

3225. SjVIITH, J. B., and Halsted, B. D. Spraying for insect and fun-

gous pests of the orchard and vineyard. <Bull. No. 86, N, J.
Agric. Exp. Sta., April, 1892, pp. 20.

3226. Smith, Theub., and Kilborne, F. L. The transmission of Texas

fever by means of the cattle tick, Boophiltis bovis (Eiley) Curtice.
• <8th and 9th Ann. Bepts. Bureau Anim. Industry for years

1891 and 1892 (1893), pp. 236.
A full consideration of the subject.

3227. Smyth, E. A. Report of the botanist and entomologist. < Sec-

ond Ann. Kept. S. Car. Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1889, pp.
97-108.

Cabbage butterflies, ftg insects, etc.

3228. Snow, B. W. Aggregate damage from cotton worms in Texas,

crop of 1887. <Insect Life, v. 2, August, 1889, pp. 32-34.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 207

3229. Snow, F. H. Experiments for the artificial dissemination of a

contagious disease among chinch bugs. < Trans. Kans. Acad.
Science, 1889-90, pp. 34-37.-

3230. Snow, F. H. Experiments in 1890 for the artificial dissemination

of contagious diseases among chinch bugs. <Trans. Kans.
Acad. Sci., 1889-90, pp. 119-122.

3231. Snow, F. H. Experiments for the artificial dissemination of con-

tagious diseases among chinch-bugs. < Proc. Nineteenth Ann.'
Meet. Kans. State Bd. Agric. 1890, pp. 112-144.

3232. Snow, F. H. Experiments for the destruction of chinch-bugs.

<21st Ann. Eept. Bnt. Soc. Ont., 1890, pp. 93-97.

3233. Snow, F. H. Experiments for the destruction of cliincli-bugs in

the field by the artificial introduction of contagious diseases.
<Insect Life, v. 3, March. 1891, pp. 279-284.

3234. SnoWjF.H. Insects injuring Kansas wheat. < Kept. Kan .s. State

Bd. Agric, 30 April, 1891, p. 7.

3235. Snow, F. H. Destruction of chinch bugs. <Sci. Amer., IGMay,

1891, p. 313.

3-30. Snow, F. H. The chinch bug disease and other notes. <Insect
Life, V. 4, October, 1891, pp. 09-72. <22d Ann. Eept. Ent. Soc.
Ont., 1891, pp. 84-86.

3237. Snow, F. H. Experimeuts for the destruction of chinch bugs

by infection. <Psyche, March, 1892, pp. 225-233.

3238. Snow, F. H. Contagious diseases of the chinch bug. < First

Ann. Kept, of the Director Kans. Exp. Sta., 1892, April, pp. 221,
pis. 3.
Detailed account of experimeuts, with map.

3239. Snow, F. H. Contagious diseases of the chinch bug. <Second

Ann. Kept, of the Director Kans. Exj). Sta., 1893.

3240. Snow, F. H. Contagious diseases of the chinch bug. < Third

Ann. Kept, of the Director of Kans. Exp. Sta., May, 1894, pi.
4, pp. 247.

Detailed account of experiments for the year 1893, reports of field agents,
etc.

3241. Snow, F. H. Work in economic entomology at the University of

Kansas for the season of 1894. < In sect Life, v. 7, October,
1894, pp. 140-144, 1 fig.

3243. Snow, G. C. Grape-vine fiea beetle. <Vineyardist, 1 July,

1891.

3244. Snow, G. C. Exj^erience with the shot hole peach borer.

<Amer. Agric, January 5, 1895, ji. 5.

3245. Snow, H. K. Chemical fumigation for scale. < Pacific Kural

Press, 13 December, 1890.

3240. Snow, H. K. Chemical fumigatiou. <Rept. Calif State Bd.
Hortic for 1891 (1892), pp. 288-289.

208 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3247. SouTHWiCK, E. B. Eutomological work in Central Park. <In-

sect Life/ V. 4, 1891, pp. 59-62. <22cl Ann. Eept. Eut. Soc.
Out., 1891, p. 77.
Treats chietly of shade-tree iusects.

3248. SouTHAViCK, E. B. The parsnip web-worm. < Insect Life, v.

5, November, 1892, pp. 106-109.
Notes on Dcpressaria heracliana.

3249. SouTHWiCK, E. B. Economic eutomological work in the parks

of New York City. < Insect Life, v. 7, October, 1804, pp. 135-
138. <Also in 25th Ann. Kept. Ent. Soc. Ont., p. 106.

3250. SouTHWiCK, E. B. The wood-leopard moth in the parks of New

York City. <Insect Life, v. 7, October, 1894, pp. 138-140.

3251. SOUTHWICK, E.B. The tussock moth, Or^yia /eMcos%ma. <Gar-

den and Forest, 1895, p. 308.

3252. SOUTHWICK, E. B. Economic entomology in relation to trees,

shrubs, and plants in parks and private grouuds. <Iiept.
Mass. Hortic. Soc. for 1895.

3253. Stabler, H. P. Insect pests. <Kept. Calif. State Bd. Hortic.

for 1889 (1890), pp. 293-296.

3254. Stabler, H. P. Spraying material prepared by steam. <Pacitic

Eural Press, 4 February, 1893.

3255. Stahl, W. Why, how, and when to spray to secure best results.

<Trans. 111. State Hortic. Soc, 1891, pp. 29-32.

3256. Stahl, W. Spraying, why, how, when. <Trans. Ind. Hortic.

Soc. for 1891 (1892), pp. 98-101.

3257. Stahl, W. The virtue of spraying fruit trees, plants, and vines.

<Anu. Kept. Ohio State Hortic. Soc, 1892, pp. 68-71.

3258. Stahl, W. Spraying fruits. < Trans. 111. State Hortic. Soc,

1893, pp. 202-207.

3259. Starnes, H. N. Strawberries. <Bull. No. 32, Ga. Agric. Exp.

Sta., September, 1896. Insect enemies, pp. 447-449.
Brief accounts of several insects; advocates rotation as remedy.

3260. Stedman, J. M. Injurious and beneficial insects. <Bull. No.

45, Ala. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1893, June, pp. 36, figs. 11.
Insecticides, spraying apparatus, Colorado potato beetle, cabbage butterfly,
harlequin cabbage bug, cutworms, cotton worm, boll worm, aphids on
cotton.

3261. Stedman, J. M. A new disease of cotton. <Bull. No. 55, Ala.

Agric. Exp. Sta., April, 1894, pp. 12, 1 pi.
Mentions two beetles found in diseased bolls.

3262. Stedman, J. M. Insects injurious to stored grain. <Bull. No.

61, Ala. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1895, pp. 35-60, figs. 1-15.
General remedies and spraying apparatus, characters and brief life history
of Bruchi(8 pisi, B. obtectus, B. 4-macnlati(s, Calandra granaria, G. onjzu,
Gelechia cerealella, Silcaniis surinamenaia, S. caaaia; Tribolium ferriujineum,
and L'arpvphilus paUipennia.

lUBLlOGKAl'IIY OP ECOMOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 209

3'2{j'6. IStedman, J. M. (Jhinch-bug iul'ectiou. <Cir. of liituimatioii,
1^0. 2, Mo. Agric, Exp. Sta., April, 18U6, pp. 'S.

Directious for the iuroction oC obiiuh bug.
32(5-1. Stedman, J. M. The Sun Jose scale in JMissouii. <Cir. of
Inlorniatioii, No. 3, Mo. Agiic. Exp. Sta., April, 189«), pp. 10,
iigs. 3.
320 ). 8TEDMAN, J . M. Chinch bngs ; San rJose scale ; tiie canker worm.
<Montb. Crop. Kept. Mo. State Bd. xVgric., May, ISIXI, i)[),
l<;-27, I lig.
lii'icf accouuts, with KMiicdics.
326(). Stedman, J. M. Army worm." <Month. Crop. Kept. Mo. >Wate
Bd. Agiic., Jnne, 18iH5, pp. 0-7.
Brief directious for protection agaiu.st arjuy worm, and lucaus of ileslioy-
ing it.

3207. Stedman, J. M. The woolly-aphis ot the api)lc. <Bul]. No. 35,

Mo. Agric. Exp. Sta., July, 1800, i)p,^ 30-01, 0 Iigs.

Accouut of SdticonetDit hinif/ira.

3208. Sted:\[AN. J. M. The lesser apple leaf folder; the leaf crumpler.

<Bull. No. 36, Mo. Agric. Exp. Sta., October, 1890, pp. 02-80,
0 Iigs.

Treats of Tcras ininttia and I'lnjvin iiKliiiincllo.
3200. Stevenson, M, A. An attack of I^Jphvuiiaiitierpuncfella. <25th
Ann. llept. Ent. Soc. Ont., 1801. p. 57.

3270. Stewart, F. C. The cucamber llea-beetle as the cause of

'•pimply" potatoes. <Bnll. No. 113, n. s., N. Y. Agric. Exp,
Sta., I^ecember, 1890, pp. 311-317, 1 pi.

Larval iiabits of Crcjjidodcra ciicumcris.

3271. Stewart, H. [Insanity caused by mosiiuito bites. Hibernation

of mos(juitoes.] <Insect Life, \'. -1, March, 1802. p. 277.

3272. Stiles, C. VV. On Dcmodc.r foUicnlornm car. bar is in American

cattle. <Can. Entom., Novembei', 1892, pp. 28<;-200.

3273. Stiles, C. W. Gapes in fowls. <lnsect Life, \. 5, July, 1893,

l>p. 340-347.
Means of infection by, and remedies against Sijiitj<tiiiiis irdcheaUa.

3274. Stiles, C. W. Horn riy, beel liy, sheep lly. <liept. Va. State

Bd. Agric., 1803, pp. 13-18.
I 3275. Stiles, II. C. [Spraying for black scale in California.] <In.sect
: Life, v. 2, November, 1880, p. 14().

3270. Stinson, J. T. Some insects and fungous diseases and their
remedies. <Bull. No. 21, Ark. Agric. Ex[). Sta., Decembei',
1802, pp. 35-02.
Treats of spraying for codling-iiiotli and pliini ( lucnllo ; spraying apparatus.

3277. Stinson, J. T. Insects injurious to fruits and vegetables and
remedies tor destroying them. <Bull. No. 33, Ark. Agric.
Exp. Sta., 180 J, pp. 55-97, figs. 18.
Treats of various couimon insects.

3900 14

210 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3278. Stokes, A. C. A house infested with Psocidte. < Insect Life,

V. 1, November, 1888, p. 145.

3279. Stkayeb, J. S. [Treatment for the horu fly.] < Insect Life, v.

4, October, 1891, p. 79.

3280. Sturgis, W. C. Report of the mycologist. < Seventeenth Ann.

Eept. Conn. Agric. Exp. Sta., for 1893 (1894), pp. 80-81. 1 pi.
Notes oil Aspidisca sphndoriferella.

3281. Sturgis, AV. C. Some injurious insects. < Eighteenth Ann.

Eept. Conn. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1894, pp. 139-142.

Short notes on Anlhomyia ceparum, ScoJijtus ruyulosus, Conotrachelus veniqyliar,
mite on fir, and aphides on apple and cherry.

3282. Sturgis, W. C. Notes on injurious insects. <19th Ann. Eept.

Conn. Agric. Exp. Sta. for 1895 (1896),' pp. 191-194.
Notes on Cecidomyia tritici, Scolytiis ru(julosus, Aspidioius perHiciosus, Lccanium
tUi(v, Asterodiaspis qnercicola, and Lecaniiim sp.

3283. [Sturgis, W. C, and Britton, W. E.] The elm leaf beetle.

<Bull. No. 121, Conn. Agric. Exp. Sta., July, 1895, pp. 3-G, 1 flg.

3284. Sturgis, W. C , and Britton, W. E. The San Jose scale. < Bull.

121, Conn. Agric. Exp. Sta., July^ 1895, pp. 6-14, figs. 5.
Acconnt of damage, life-history, and remedies for this scale.

3285. SuMMA, H. The pseudo- parasitism of Diptera in man, or myiosis.

<St. Louis Medical and Surgical Journal, April, May, June,
1889; collected and issued August, 1889, ])p. 16, 5 figs.

3286. Summers, 11. E. The army worm. <Special Bull. A, Tenn.

Agric. Exp. Sta., September, 1889, pp. 3.
Brief article suggesting remedies.

3287. Summers, H. E. The cotton worm: The Hessian fly. < Special

Bull. E, Tenn. Agric. Exp. Sta., July, 1890, pp. 8, flgs. 1.

Short accounts, Avith remedies.

3288. Summers, H. E. The glassy-winged soidier-bug. <Bull. v. 4,

No. 1, Tenn. Agric. Exp. Sta., January, 1891, pp. 32-33, figs. 2.
Hi/aliodes vitrijiennis feeding on leaf-hoi)pers.

3289. Summers, H. E. The true bugs, or Heteroptera of Tennessee.

<Bull. V. 4, No. 3, Tenn. Agric. Exp. Sta., July, 1891, pp. 75-96,
figs. 14.

Remedies and spraying apparatus.

3290. Surface, H. A. Notes from Illinois. < Insect Life, v. 6, Sep-

tember, 1894, pp. 374-375.
Brief notes on several si^ecies.

3291. Taft, L. E. Insecticides and fungicides. <Bull. No. 2, Mich.

Agric. Exp. Sta., April, 1892, pp. 26.
General directions.

3292. Taft, L. E. The spraying of fruits. <Bull. No. 92 Mich. Agric.

Exp. Sta., March, 1893, pp. 16-20.
Short notes.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 9A1

3293. Taft, L. R. The use of poisons as fungicides and insecticides.

< Science, 12 May, 1893, pp. 259-200.

3294. Taft, L. R. Peach and plum culture in Michigan. <Bull No.

103, Mich. Agric. Exp. Sta., February, 1891, pp. 62.
Short uotes ou injurious insects.

3295. Taft, L. R. Spraying bulletin. < Special Bull., Mich. Agric.

Exp. Sta., May, 1891, pp. 10.
Insecticides and spraying apparatus.

3296. Taft, L. R. When and what to spray. < Special Bull., Mich.

Agric. Exp. Sta., March, 1895, pp. 9.

A spraying calendar, with formulas for preparation and directions for use of
various insecticides.

3297. Taplin, W. H. Roses and the larv« of the June-bug. < Garden

and Forest, 1889, p. 453.
Note on Lachnosterna sp.

3298. Taplin, W. H. Insecticides for greenhouse plants. < Garden

and Forest, 1891, p. 452.

3299. Templin, L. J. Codlin moth. <Colman's Rural World, 12

December, 1889, p. 395.

3300. Thaxtee, R. Insecticides. <Farm and Home, 15 June, 1890,

p. 204.

3301. Thoinias, I. H. Ho^y to i)revent insects from entering fruit.

<Ca]if. Cultivator, December, 1895, p. 417.

3302. Thompson, A. L. [Cut-worms.] <Insect Life, v. 2, September,

1889, pp. 75-76.

3303. Thompson, E. H. Notes on Tasmanian Coccinellida?. < Insect

Life, V. 6, N ovember, 1893, pp. 11-] 2.

3304. Thompson, W. J. [The tropical sagar-caue borer in Louisiana.]

< Insect Life, v. 2, May and June, 1890, p. 389.

Probably Chilo aaccharalis.

3305. Thorne, C. E., and Webster, F. M. The San Jose scale.

<Ohio Exp. Sta. Emergency Poster Supplement to Bull. No.
56, 1894.

3306. Thurber, G. Protection from canker-worms. <Amer. Agric,

April, 1890, p. 194.

3307. TiNGMAN, J. H. Fighting scale insects. < Calif. Orchard and

Farm, October, 1891.

3308. Tol:man, A. Some additions to Packard's Forest-tree Insects.

<Insect Life, v. 1, May, 1889, p. 343.

3309. ToMSON, P. C. Caustic washes for insect pests. <Calif. Fruit

Grower, 18 January, 1890, p. 46.

3310. Toumey, J. W. Notes on insects and insecticides. <Bull. No.

9, Ariz. Exp. Sta., November, 1893, pp. 10.
General remedies, canaigre beetle, Allorhina mutabilis, Tkyridoptcnjx sp.,
Procris americana, Diabrotica tenella, aphids and scale insects.

V

212 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3311. TouMEY, J. W. Notes on scale insects iu Arizona. <Bull. No.

U, Ariz. Exp. Sta., June, 1895, pp. 29-56, tigs. 5.
Description of and remedies for Jspidiotiis pernmosns, A. aurantii, Parlatoria
vict)-ix, Lecanitim oleoc, L. pruinosum, and Aitlncaspis vosce.

3312. ToTJMEY, J. W. Economic insects. <Bull. No. IS, Ariz. Agric.

Exp. Sta., December, 1895, pp. 50-53.

A few general notes on white ants, Capsid on melons, and a Phytoptus on fig.

3313. TowNSEND, C. H. T. Re-appearance of Laclmus platanicola.

< Insect Life, v. 1, December, 1888, pp. 197-198.

3314. TowNSEND, C. H. T. Some Micliigan notes recorded. < Insect

Life, V. 2, August, 1889, pp. 42-44.
Brief notes on various common species.

3315. TowNSEND, 0. H. T. Nematode injury to cane-fields in Java.

< Insect Life, v. 2, September, 1889, j)p. 85-86.

3316. TOWNSEND, C. H. T. Laclmus longistigma on the linden in Wash-

ington. < Insect Life, v. 2, September, 1889, p. 90.

3317. TowNSEND, C. H, T. Twelve species of Coleoptera taken from

stomachs of toads in Michigan, with remarks on the food-
habits of toads. <Proc. Eut. Soc. Wash., v. 1, pp. 167-168,

1889.

3318. TOWNSEND, C. H. T. A paper on Myiasis. < Insect Life, v. 3,

August, 1890, pp. 39-40.

3319. ToWNSEND, C. H. T. A preliminary account of some insects inju-
rious to fruits. <Bull. No. 3, N. Mex. Agric. Exp. Sta., June,
1891, pp. 19, 8 tigs.

Notes on Tuphlocyha ritis, Graptodeiut chalijbea, Carpocapsa pomonella, Schi-
zonetira lanvjera, MytUaspis pomorum, Chionaspis fiirfnrns, CUslocampa
americaiia, Sannina exitiosa, Myzus persicw, Allorhiiia nitlda, Aphis pruni-
foUi, Diabrotica 12-punctata, and spraying devices.

3320. ToWNSEND, C. H. T. C/nio sacc/mra^is in New Mexico. < Insect

Life, V. 4, October, 1891, pp. 24-25. <22d Ann. Kept. Eut. Soc.
Out., 1891, p, 5.

3321. TowNSEND, G. H. T. A note on the white grub of Allorhina.

< Insect Life, v. 4, October, 1891, pp. 25-26. <22d Ann. Kept.
Eut. Soc. Out., 1891, p. 51.

3322. TOWNSEND, 0. H. T. Notes of interest. <Insect Life, v. 4,

October, 1891, pp. 26-27. <22d Ann. Kept. Ent. Soc. Out.,
1891, p. 51.

3324. TowNSEND, 0. H. T. Notices of importance concerning fruit
insects. <Bull. No. 5, N. Mex. Agric. Exp. Sta., March, 1892,
'^ pp. 11.

Notes on Typhlocyha ritis, Carpocapsa xwrnonella, Prionus sp., Allorhina
sohrina.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 213

3325. TowNSEND, C. H. T. Scale iusects in New Mexico. <Bull. No.

7, N. Mex. Agric. Exp. Sta., June, 1892, pp. 23,3 pi.
Notes on Aspidiotus pcrnicioxioi, A. rapax, A. toiivcxus, A. sp., Lecauiiim rohi-
niw, L. sp. on peach, Lecntiod'iaspia yucca', SUinorelia sp., Icerya pahnn'i,
and a cottony apocics on nicsiinite; leniodies.

3326. TowNSEND, C. IT. T. liiolooic notes on Xew Mexico insects.

<Insect Life, v. o, September, 1892, pj). 37-40.

3327. TowNSEND, C. II. T. On a leaf-miner of Populus fremouti.

<Zoe, V.3, October, 1892, pp. 234-236.

Notes on tlie daniago to this tree by an nndeterniinod It-al'-miner.

3328. TOWNSEND, C. H. T. The possible and actual influence of irri-

gation on insect injury in New Mexico. <Insect Life, v. T),
November, 1802, pp. 78-81.

3329. TOWNSEND, C. H. T. Insecticides and tlieir appliawces. <Bull.

No. 9, New Mex. Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1892, pp. 25, 20
tigs., 1 pi.

3330. TowNSEND, C. H. T. Ticks in the ears of horses. <Journ.

N. Y. Ent. Soc, 1893, pp. 49-52.

3331. TowNSEND, C. IT. T. The peach and apricot borer of southern

New Mexico. <Tlie West Amer. Scientist, August, 1893, jjp.
54-55.
Probably i^anniua pacifica.

3332. TowNSEND, C. H. T. On the injurious and other locusts of New

Mexico and Arizona < Insect Life, v. 6, November, 1893, pp.
29-32.

3333. TowNSEND, C. IT. T. Note on Ceuthophilus eating curtains and

other fabrics. < Insect Life, v. 6, November, 1893, p. iidt.

3334. TOWNSEND, 0. H. T. Dipterous parasites in their relation to

entomology. < Insect Life, v. 6, December, 1893, ])p. 201-204.

3335. TowNSEND, C. IT. T. Note on the Coruco, a liemipterous insect

which infests poultry in southern New Mexico. <Proc. Ent.
Soc. Wash., V. 3, pp. 40-41, 1894.
Note on Aeanlhia inodora.

3336. TOWNSEND, C. II. T. Report on the Mexican cotton boll weevil

in Texas. <Insect Life, v. 7, March, 1895, pp. 295-309, 2 tigs.

Aecoiint of Anthonomiifi (jrundix.

3337. TOWNSEND, C. IT. T. Keport of a trip to investigate insects of

economic importance in Mexico. <BulI. Tech. Ser. No. 4, Div.
Ent., U. S. Dept. Agric, 1896, pp. 9-25.
Treats chiefly of scale in-sects.

3338. Tracy, S. M. ' Experiments on the boll worm injuring tomatoes.

<Eept. of tlie Entomologist for tlie year isss, (1S89), pp.
141-142.

214 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3339. Tracy, S. M. Cotton leaf worm. <Bull. No. 12, Miss. Agric.

Exp. Sta., June, 1890, pp. 4.

iJirectious for dusting with Paris green.

3340. Treat, M. Curculio and injury to cherries. < Prairie Farmer.

LS August, 1S88, p. 538.

3341. Treat, M. The pines at Christmas-time. < Garden and Forest,

1891, p. 14.

Notes on Loiihyrua ahhotii anil Belinia frustrana.

3342. Treat, M. Insect enemies. < Garden and Forest, 1891. pp.

G2-G3.

Remarks on TomicuscalUgraxihus, ChaJcoplwrariryiniensis, C. liberfa, and Mono-
liammus confusor.

3343. Treat, M. Some injurious insects of the orchard and garden.

<Journ. N. Y. Knt. Soc, 1893, pp. 16-20.
Treats 'of Sapcrila hivittaia, Carpurapsa pomoneUa, Clisiocampa omerhatia,
JEgerla exiliosa, and MacrodacUjhis suhftjnnosus.

3344. Triplett, F. [Allorhina injuring oaks.] <Insect Life, v. 4,

October, 1891, p. 75.

3345. Troop, J. Another cabbage insect. <Indiana Farmer, 20

December, 1890.

Treats of Muryantia histrionica.

3346. Troop, J. Report of the horticultural department. <Fourth

Ann. Kept. lud. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1891, p. 21.
Notes on some insecticides.

3347. Troop, J. Some injurious insects of the year. <Trans. Ind.

Hort. Soc. for 1891 (1892), pp. 72-76.

Notes on Murganiia histrionica, LygHspraienBia, Phlceotrihiis liminaris, Xyhhorus
pyri, Desmia maculalis, Emlemis hotrana, Chionaspis furfurus, and Myztis
cerasi.

3348. Troop, J. Spraying as a means of protecting our fruits from

insects and fungi. <Trans. Ind. Jloit. Soc. for 1893 (1894),
pp. 46-52.

3349. Troop, J. The fruit bark beetle. <Bull. No. 53, Ind. Agric.

Exp. Sta., December, 1894, pp. 126-130, figs. 7.
Damage, description, life-history, and remedies.

3350. Troop, J. Tlie clay-backed cutworm. <Ind. Farmer, 18 May,

1895, p. 1.

Notes on Agrotis gladiaria.

3351. Troop, J. Apple-tree lice. <Ohio Farmer, 6 June, 1895, p. 457.

3352. Troop, J, The chinch bug. <Ind. Farmer, 13 July, 1885, p. 9.

3353. Troop, J. Dendrolene as an insecticide. <Garden and Foi-est,

1896, p. 448.

3354. Tryon, H. G. [Bees versus fruit.] <Insect Life, v. 1, March,

1889, p. 285.

3355. Tyrell, M. W. The Lecaniums of California. <Rept. Work

Agric. Exp. Sta. Univ. Calif. 1894-95 (1896), pp. 262-270, 4
X^lates.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 215

335(>. Urich, F. W. Notes ou some insect pests of Triuidaa, British
West Indies. < Insect Life, v. 6, December, 1893, pp. 196-198.

3357. Van Deman, J. W. [Combined spraying- ibr bark-liee and cod-

ling moth.] < Insect Life, v. 2, :\[arcli, 1890, p. 276.

3358. Van Epps, P. M. [Painful spider bites.) < Insect Life, v. 5,

July, 1893, p. 348.

3359. Yarney, J. A. Report of the inspector of fruit pests. <First

Biennial Eept. Oreg. State Bd. Hortic, 1891, i)p. 19-36.
Notes ou tlio occurrence of a number of insects.

3360. Yarney, J. A. Report of the inspector of fruit pests. < Second

Biennial Rept. Oreg. State Bd. Hortic, 1893, pp. 53-62.

3361. Yaughan, J. G. On spraying- fruit trees. <Trans. 111. State

Hortic. Soc, 1889, pp. 135-136.

3362. Veitch, a., and Smith, J. B. The chrysanthemum fly. < Gar-

den and Forest, 1890, p. 326.

Notice of Eristalis ievax,

3363. Walker, J. Y. D, [Treatment of the squash borer.] <Iusect

Life, V. 4, March, 1892, pp. 271-272.
Remedies for Melitiia cucurhUa'.

3364. Walker, R. J. My experience in sj)raying fruit trees. <Trans.

HI. State Hortic. Soc, 1894, pp. 101-103. •

3365. Washburn, F. L, Woolly aphis of the apple. < North Pacific

Rural Spirit, 20 February, 1890.

3366. Washburn, F. L. Entomology. <Bull. No. 5, Oreg. Agric.

Exp. Sta., April, 1890, pp. 23, figs. 13.
Treats of several common insects.

3367. Washburn, F. L. The hop louvse. < Pacific Rural Press, 4

October, 1890, p. 287.

3368. Washburn, F. L. Entomology. <Bull. No. 10, Oreg-. Agric.

Exp. Sta., April, 1891, pp. 34, figs. 9.

T.rcats of codliug-motli and hop louse.

3369. Washburn, F. L. [Phorodon notes from Oregon.] < Insect

Life, V. 3, June, 1891, pp. 405-406.

3370. Washburn, F. L. The hop louse in Oregon. < Pacific Rural

Press, 21 November, 1891.

Natural history and remedies.

3371. Washburn, F. L. Entomology. <Bull. No. 14, Oreg. Agric.

Exp. Sta., December, 1891, p\). 14, figs. 5.
a sugar-beet beetle and a few other insects.

3372. 'Washburn, F. L. Entomology. <Bull. No. 18, Oreg. Agric
Exp. Sta., March, 1892, pp. 16, figs. 14.
Notes on common insects.

3373. Washburn, F. L. Entomology. <Bull. No. 25, Oreg. Agric.
Exp. Sta., April, 1893, i^p. 13, fig. 1, pis. 2. Abstract in Insect
Life, V. 5, p. 292.

Treats of codling-moth and hop louse.

216 BrBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3374. Washbuen, F. L. Progress of work. <Bull. Xo. 31, Greg.

Agric. Exp. Sta., April, 1894, pp. 79-88, 3 figs., 2 pis.
Brief uotes on a few species.

3375. Washburn, F. L. Entomology. <Bnll. No. 33, Orcg. Agric.

Exp. Sta., December, 1894, pp. 16, figs. 4.

Treats of teut caterpillars, iirain plant-louse, pear leaf mite, clover mite,
and resin wash.

337(5. Washburn, F. L, Fruit pests. <Biill. No. 38, Oreg. Agric.
Exj], Sta., September, 1895, pp. 27, 15 figs.
Various notes on common orchard, insects, and remedies.

3377. Washburn, F. L., and Lake, E. K. Entomology. <Bull. No.

3, Greg. Agric. Exp. Sta., Gctober, 1889, pp. 24, figs. 17.
Treats of insecticides, spraying apparatus, boll-worm, gieen aphis, etc.

3378. Watson, W. S. [Syrian book- worms.] < Insect Life, v. 0, Feb-

ruary, 1894, pp. 2G5.
Notice of -work of a Tineid larva.

3379. Webber, H. J. Preliminary notice of a fungous parasite on

Aleyrodcs citri. <Journ. Mycol., v. 7, p. 363.

3380. Webber, H. J. White fly and sooty mould. <The Florida

Farmer and Fruit Grower, 17 February, 1894, p. 100.

Notes on Jleyrodefi ciiri.

3381. Webber, H. J.. Tlie "White Fly" and " Sooty Mould." <Proc.

Fla. State Hortic. Soc, December, 1894, pp. 74-78.

Remarks on Jlcyrodes citri.

3382. Webber, H. J. Melon plant louse. <The Florida Farmer and

Fruit Grower, 16 May, 1896, p. 318.

Notes on Aphis (jossypii.

3383. Webster, F. M. Simnlium or buffalo gnats. <Rept. Burean

of Animal Industry, 18S7-1888, pp. 4r)6-465.

3384. Webster, F. M. The larva of the clover stem-borer, Lamjuria

wiocrtrr/i -Latr,, as a gall maker. < Insect Life, v. 1, Gctober,
1888, pp. 119, 1 fig.

3385. Webster, F. M. The relation of ants to the corn aphis. <In-

sect Life, v. 1, November, 1888, pp. 152-153.
Regarding;- the alleged distribution of Hhopalosiphinn maidis by ants.

3386. Webster, F. M. Little known enemies of the potato jdant in

New York. < Insect Life, v. 1, November, 1888, pp. 157-158.

Cosmopcphi carnifcr injuring potatoes.

3387. Webster, F. M. Two alien iiests of the greenhouse. < Insect

Life, V. 1, December, 1888, p. 198.

Note on CyUenc rohinicc and Ly(jus prutensis.

3388. Webster, F. M. Experiments in rearing the plum curculio from

plums and other fruits. <Rept. of the Entomologist for year
1888 (1889), pp. 78-79.

3389. Webster, F. M. Notes on Pteromalus puparum. <InsectLife,

V. 1, January, 1889, p. 225.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 217

3390. Webster, F. M. Notes on a species of Bryobia infesting dwell-
• iugs. < Insect Life, v. 1, March, 1889, pp. 277-270.

3301. Webster, F. M. [A beetle living in an insecticide.] <Insect

Life, V. 1, April, 1889, p. 314.
Texchrioides manriianica burrowing in white hellebore.

3302. Webster, F. M. Notes on some iujnrions and beneficial insects

of Australia and Tasmania. <Insect Life, v. 1, June, 1880,
pp. 3G1-3G4.

3303. Webster, F. M. Notes on some species of insects wliich affect

the upi)er portion of the stems of some grasses. < Insect Life,
V. 1, June, 1889, pp. 372-374.

Larv;v of Centriuus picmnnus, and a species of Cblorops.

3391. Webster, F. M. Ligyrus (jihhosus injuring carrots in Indiana.

< Insect Life, v. 1, June, 1889, p. 382.
3395. Webster, F, M. Entomological experiments. <Bull. No. 25,
Ind. Agric. Exp. Sta., June, 1889, pp. 18, fig». 3.
Experiments on plum onrculio; notes on a few other insects.

3390. Webster, F. M. Thedingy cutworm (J.(/rofi,9,s?/%o///?>a Haw.).
< Insect Life, v. 2, July, 1880, p. 20.

3397. Webster, F. ]\I. The effect of arsenical insecticides upon the
honey bee. < In sect Life, v. 2, September, 1880, pp. 84-85.

3308. Webster, F. M. Does the wheat-stem maggot, Meromyza
americana, discriminate between different varieties of wheat?
<Insect Life, v. 2, September, 1880, p. 87,

3300. Webster, F. M. The field cricket destroying strawberries.
< In sect Life, v. 2, September, 1880, p. 80.

3400. Webster, F. M. The Hessian fly. <lndiana Farmer, 14 Sep-

tember, 1880.

Life history nnd habits.

3401. Webster, F. M. White grubs. < Indiana Farmer, 5 October,

1880.

3402. Webster. F. M. Notes on the breeding and other habits of

some species of Cnrculionid;v, especially of the genus Tylo-
derma. <Insect Life, v. 2, October, 1880, pp. lOO-lli'.

Notes on Tylodetina fragario-.

3403. Webster. F. M. Southern spread of the Colorada potato beetle.

< Insect Life, v. 2. October, 1880, p. 122.

3404. Webster, F. M. Life history of one of the corn bill-bugs.

< Insect Life, v. 2, November, 1880, pp. 132-134, 2 figs.

Treats of Sphenophoriis ochreus.

3405. Webster, F. M. Entomology, <Ann, Kept. Ind. State Bd.

Agric, 1880, pp. 555-557.
Notes on codling-inotli and plum onrculio.

340G. Webster, F. M. Insecticides, their use, preparation, and appli-
cation. <Trans. Ind. Hortic, 1880 (1800). pp. 150-105. 10 figs.

218 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3407. Webster, F. M. Adults of the American Cimbex injuring the

willow and Cottonwood in Nebraska. < Insect Life, v. 2, Jan-
uary and February, 1890, pp. 228-230, 1 flg.

3408. Webster, F. M. Insects affecting salsify. <Insect Life, v. 2,

January and February, 1 890, pp. 255-250.

3409. Webster, F. M. A case of excessive parasitism. < Insect Life,

V. 2, January and February, 1890, pp. 256-257.
Tachina flies ou Datana minisfra.

3410. Webster, F. M. Some hitherto unrecorded enemies of raspber-

ries and blackberries. < Insect Life, v. 2, January and Febru-
ary, 1890, pp. 257-258.

3411. Webster, F. M. A podurid which destroys the red rust of

wheat. < Insect Life, v. 2, January and February, 1890, i)p.
259-260.
Due to a species of Smyntliurus.

3412. Webster, F. M. Tasmanian ladybirds and the "American

blight." <Insect Life, v. 2, March, 1890, p. 287.

3413. Webster, F. M. Experiments with the plum curculio. <Insect

Life, V. 2, April, 1890, pp. 305-310.

3414. Webster, F. M. A Rhizococcus on grass in Indiana. < Insect

Life, V. 2, April, 1890, pp. 320-327.

3415. Webster, F. M. An aphis attacking carrots. <Insect Life,

V. 2, April, 1890, pp. 328-329.
Species nndeterniiued.

3416. Webster, F. M. Notes on a species of necrophagous Diptera.

< Insect Life, v. 2, May and June, 1890, pp. 350-358.

Occurrence of a species of Coiiicera.

3417. Webster, F. M. An experiment with Coccinellidre in the con-

servatory. < Insect Life, v. 2, May and June, 1890, pp. 363-364.

3418. Webster, F. M. [Flies in an exhumed corpse.] < Insect Life,

V. 2, May and June, 1890, pp. 370-372.

3419. Webster, F. M. Lepidopterological notes. < Insect Life, v. 2,

May and June, 1890, pp. 382-383.
Brief notes on various species.

3420. Webster, F. M. Eggs of the soldier-bug and the twice- stabbed

ladybird. <Ind. Farmer, 19 July, 1890.

3421. Webster, F. M. Larvae of a crane-fly destroying young wheat

in Indiana. < Insect Life, v. 3, August, 1890, pp. 12-14.

3422. Webster, F. M. Outbreak of clover-seed caterpillar, Graplio-

litha inter stinctana^m Michigan. <Mich. Farmer, 27 Septem-
ber, 1890.

3423. Webster, F. M. Entomological notes. <Bull. No. 33, Ind.

Agric. Exp. Sta., October, 1890, pp. 36-45, fig. 1.

Notes on plnni curculio, strawberry insects, ami a few others

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 219

3424. Webster, F. M. Army worm notes. < Insect Life, v. o, No-

vember, 1890, pp. 112-113.

3425. Webster, F. M. Notes on j^arden insects. < Insect Life, v. 3,

November, 1890, pp. 148-151.
Brief notes on various cominon insects.

3426. Webster, F. M. Notes upon some insects affectinjcf corn. < In-

sect Life, V. 3, November, 1890, pp. 159-160.
Brief notes on several species.

3427. Webster, F. M. Further observations on the parasitism of

Datana angusii. < Insect Life, v. 3, November, 1890, p. 174.

3428. Webster, F. M. Report of observations upon insects affecting

grains. <Bull. No. 22, Div. Ent., U. S. Dept. Agric, 1890, pp.
42-72, 2 figs.
Notes on Meromyza americana, Agrotis herilis, Leucania nnipuncta, Liipln/i/ma
fruf/iperda, Litperina slipala, white grubs, Anomala rarians, Ayriotrs mnti-
cus, Diabrotlca 13-pnncfaia, Sphenophorus ochreus, BUssus leucopienis, and
Siphonophora arena'.

3429. Webster, F. M. Injurious insects and how to destroj^ tbem.

<Ann. Kept. Ind. State Bd. Agric, 1890, pp. 294-297.

General remarks.

3430. Webster, F. M. Some injurious insects of tlie year. <Trans,

Ind. Hortic. Soc, 1890 (1891), pp. 22-26.
Notes on Oherea himacnlata, Scohjfus rugtdosiis, Hallica iijnifa, Pieris rapn;
Sjyllosoma virginica, and Systena hlanda.

3431. Webster, F. M. Insecticides and tlieir application. <Fruit

Growers' Journal, January, 1891.

3432. Webster, F. M. Notes on fruit-tree insects. < Insect Life, v.

3, March, 1891, pp. 298-300.

Remarks on several common insects.

3433. Webster, F. M. The strawberry-leaf flea- beetle [Haltica ignita)

in Indiana. <Insect Life, v. 3, April, 1891, p. 317.

3434. Webster, F. M. Notes on miscellaneous fruit insects. < Insect

Life, V. 3, April, 1891, pp. 345-346.
Notes on several species affecting principally the strawberry.

3435. Webster, F. M. The downy woodpecker feeding on the larvre

of the codling moth. <Insect Life, v. 3, April, 1891, p. 348. .

3436. Webster, F. M. Uropoda americana attacking Diahrotica 12-

punctata. <Ind. Farmer, May, 1891.

3437. Webster, F. M. The clover hay worm in Ohio. <Ohio Farmer,

30 May, 1891.

3438. Webster, F. M. Observations on injurious and other insects of

Arkansas and Texas. - <Iusect Life, v. 3, August, 1891, pp.
451-455.

3439. Webster, F. 'SI. Some Tasmanian fruit pests. < Insect Life,
. V. 3, August, 1891, p. 480.

220 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3440. Webster, P. M. The wheat midge. <Bull. second series, v. 4,

No. 5, Ohio Agric. Exp. Sta., September, 3891, j^p. 99-] 14, 1 fig.
General account, distiilmtion in the State.

3441. Webster, F. M. The liorn fly. <01iio Farmer, 3 October, 1891.

3442. W^EBSTER, F. M. The corn or boll-worm. <Ohio Farmer, 22

October, 1891.

3443. Webster, F. M. Lice on hops; cucumber beetle. <Ohio

Farmer, 24 October, 1891.

3444. Webster, F. M. The crane fly. <Ohio Farmer, 31 October,

1891.

3445. Webster, F. M. Some studies of the clover hay- worm, Asopia

costalis. <Insect Life, y. 4, November, 1891, pp. 121-122.
344G. Webster, F. ]M. The Hessian fly. <Bu]l. second series, v. 4,
No. 7, Ohio Agric. Exp. Sta., November, 1891, pp. 133-158,
figs. 8.
A general acconnt of the species.

3447. Webster, F. M. The Hessian fly. <Prairie Farmer, 26 Decem-

ber, 1891.
Preventive measiires.

3448. Webster, F. M. The clover hay worm. <Ohio Farmer, 20

December, 1891.

3449. Webster, F. M. Report on some of the insects affecting cereal

crops. . <Bull. No. 23, Div. Ent., U. S. Dept. Agric, 1891, pp.
63-79.

3450. Webster, F. M. Orchard inquiries, Eyhernia tiliaria. <Ohio

Farmer, 2 January, 1892, p. 6.

3451. Webster, F. M. Meadow maggots or leather jackets. <lnd.

Farmer, 23 January, 1892.

3452. Webster, F. M. Fall plowing of grass la-ds as a means of pre-

venting insect attack. <Ohio Farmer, 6 February, 1892, p*. 94.

3453. W^EBSTER, F. M. Hessian fly. <Ohio Fnrmer, 12 March, 1892,

p. 201 .

3454. Webster, F. M. Report on entomology. <Journ. Columbus

Hortic. Soc, March, 1892, pp. 36-37.

3455. AVebster, F. M. Notes on the grain Toxoptera. < Insect Life,

V. 4, March, 1892, pp. 245-248.

3456. Webster, F. M. Early published references to some of our in-

jurious insects. < Insect Life, v. 4, March, 1892, pp. 262-265.

3457. Webster, F. M. A leaf miner in wheat. <Iusect Life, v. 4,

March, 1892, pp. 290-291.

Note on Elachinta puvmainreUa.

3458. W^EBSTER, F. M. Buffalo tree hopper injuring apple trees.

<Ohio Farmer, 2 April, 1892, p. 258.

3459. Webster, F. M. W^hat the birds are doing. <Ind. Farpier, 9

April, 1892.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 221

3460. Webster, F. M. The born i\y; army worm. <Iu(l. Farmer, 9
April, 1892.

34(>1. Webster, F. M. Insects which burrow in tlie stem of wheat.
<Bun. second series, v. 5, No. 4, Ohio Agric. Exp. Sta., 1892,
pj). 59-84, tigs. 18.

34(52. Webster, F. M. Xew red clover pest (riiytonomm pimctatus).
<Ohio Fartticr, 4 Juue, 1892, p. 422.

3403. Webster, F. M. Bees and spraying. <Ohio Farmer, 4 June,
1892, p. 427.

3464. Webster, F. M. Early published references to some of our in-

jurious insects, II. < Insect Life, v. 4, June, 1892, pp. 323-
326.

3465. Webster, F. M. lieport on entomology. < Journ. Columbus

llortlc. Soc. Juue, 1892, p. 6S.

3466. AVebster, F. M. The heart-worm, stalk-borer, or bud-worm.

<Ohio Farmer, 13 August, 1892, p. 100.

3467. Webster, F. M. Insect queries from Hamilton (Jounty (Ohio).

<Ohio Farmer, 24 September, 1892, pp. 193-195.

3468. Webster, F, M. Bag or basket worm. <Ohio Farmer, 8 Octo-

ber, 1892, p. 228.

3469. Webster. F. M. Two clover insects of Southwestern Ohio.

<Ohio Farmer, 15 October, 1892, p. 242.

3470. Webster, F. M. The fruit bark beetle, JScolijtus rngulosus.

<Ohio Farmer, 22 October, 1892, p. 260.

3471. Webster, F. M. Insects in stored grain. <Ohio Farmer, 29

October, 1892, p. 274.

3472. Webster, F. M. The Hessian tly. <Ohio Farmer, 5 November,

1892, p. 290.

3473. Webster, F. M. The use of bisulphide of carbon lor destroying

insects in grain. <Ohio Farmer, 24 November, 1892, p. 342.

3474. Webster, F. M. Some features of apparent joint- worm attack.

< Insect Life, v. 5, November, 1892, pp. 89-90.

3475. AVebster, F. M. Spraying with arsenites r.s'. bees. <Insect

Life, V. 5, November, 1892, pp. 121-123.

3476. Webster, F. M. Further notes on the food of Lima,v campestris

Biuney. < Insect Life, v. 5, November, 1892, pp. 128-129.

3477. Webster, F. M. Insects affecting the blackberry and rasp-

berry. <Bull. No. 45, Ohio Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1892,
pp. 151-217, tigs. 38.
Accounts of a large number of species; remedies iu geucraL

3478. Webster, F. M. Underground insect destroyers of the wheat

plant. <Bull. No. 46, Ohio Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1892,
pp. 221-247, figs. 8.
Treats of wire worms, white grubs, aud crane-flies.

222 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3479. Webstee, F. M. Buffalo gnats (Simulidfe) in Indiana and Illi-

nois. <Pioc. Indiana Acad. Science, December, 1892, pp.
155-159.

3480. Webster, F. M. Kotes on the habits of ISiplionophora cucurbita',

Middleton. <Can. Entom., December, 1892, pp. 311-312.

3481. Webster, F. M. Report of the entomological work of the sea

son of 1891. <Bnll. No. 26, Div. Ent., U. S. Dept. Agric, 1892,
pp. 63-74.

Notes ou meadow luaggots.

3482. Webster, F. M. Silent partners in horticulture. <Ann.Eept.

Ohio State Hortic. Soc, 1891, pp. 191-194, 5 tigs.
Value of beneficial insects.

3483. Webster, F. M. Some insect immigrants in Ohio. < Science,

February 3, 1893, pp. 57-59, 1 map.

Notes on the spread of injurious insects.

3484. Webster, F. M. Notes on some injurious insects of Texas.

<Can. Entom., February, 1893, pp. 35-30.
Brief notes ou a few species.

3485. Webster, F. M. Food-plants of the potato stalk- weevil. <Ent.

News, 1893, p. 128, April.
Records Trichoharis trinotaia injuring egg-iilants.

3486. Webster, F. M. The rose bug. <Ohio Farmer, 6 July, 1893,

p. 17.

3487. Webster, F. M. Weevil in wheat; quince insect ; black lice on

cherry trees; asparagus beetre. <Ohio Farmer, 6 July, 1893,
p. 17.

3488. Webster, F. M. Queries and answers. A corn worm; grass-

hoj)pers on clover; cucumber and melon bugs; sweet potato
beetle; corn web-worm. <Ohio Farmer, 13 July, 1893, p. 37.

3489. Webster, F. M. An American cut- worm in India; pale-striped

iiea-beetle; the bill-bug; Mamenira picta ; tomato decoction for
red spider. <Ohio Farmer, 20 July, 1893, p. 57.

3490. Webster, F. M, Three pests of beans; the corn or boll-worm;

rose bug remedy; tlghting the gypsy moth. <Ohio Farmer,
27 July, 1893, p. 77.

3491. Webster, F. M. Entomological notes; insect parasites; onion

maggot; i)otato-bugs ; bag or basket worm; a peculiar insect
annoyance. <Ohio Farmer, 10 August, 1893, p. 10 ~.

3492. Webster, F. M. Spraying for Colorado potato beetle; Indian

Cetonia. <Ohio Farmer, 17 August, 1893, p. 118.

3493. Webster, F. M. Bag or basket worm again; the potato stalk

borer; the cabbage worm. <Ohio Farmer, 17 August, 1893,
p. 120.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 223

349 A. Webster, F. M. Entomological notes; grapevine galls; the
grape berry moth; the horn fly; ticks on chickens; the Med-
iterranean flour moth. <Ohio Farmer, 24 August, 1893, p.
149.

3495. Webster, F. M. Some more blackberry and raspberry insects.

<Eut. News, 1893, p. 227, September.

3496. Webster, F. M. Old-fashioned potato beetles; bean ^yeevil;

flea beetles; squash borer. <Ohio Farmer, 14 September,
1893, pp. 190-192.

3497. Webster, F. M. The Western corn root worm; Hessian fly;

Indian (Jetouia; emperor moth. <Ohio Farmer, September 21,
1893, p. 221.

3497a. Webster, F. M. The ethics of destroying insects; questions
and answers. <Ohio Farmer, 28 September, 1893, p. 241.

3498. Webster, F. M. Fences and insects; questions and answers.

<Ohio Farmer, 12 October, 1893, p 281.

3499. Webster, F. M. Fall plowing as an insecticide. <Ohio Farmer,

19 October, 1893, p. 293.

3500. Webster, F. M. Using large seed kernels with especial refer-

ence to vitality and power to overcome insect attack. <Ohio
Farmer, 2 IS^ovomber, 1893, p. 341.

3501. Webster, F. M. Queries and answers. <Ohio Farmer, 9 No-

vember, 1893, p. 361.

3502. Webster, F. M. Spraying for codlin-moth: apple plant root

louse. <Ohio Farmer, 23 November, 1893, p. 401.

3503. Webster, F. M. The cabbage aphis: the snowy tree cricket.

<Ohio Farmer, 14 December, 1893, p. 461.

3504. Webster, F. M. Miscellaneous entomological papers. <Bull.

No. 51, Ohio Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1893, pp. 85-143,
figs. 23.
Notes on a number of commoD iuscdts.

3506. Webster, F. M. Report of the entomologist. <Bull. No. 52,

Ohio Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1893, pp. 35-37.
Summary of year's work

3507. Webster, F. M. Insect foes of American cereal grains, with

measures for their j)revention or destruction. < Insect Life,
V. 6, December, 1893, pp. 146-157, 4 figts. <Also in 24th Ann.
Kept. Ent. Soc. Out., p. 8S.

3508. Webster, F. M. Some insects of the year. < Insect Life, v. 6,

December, 1893, p. 186.

3509. Webster, F.M. Observations on some entomophthorse. <Journ.

Gin. Soc. Nat. Hist. 1893, p. 173,

224 BIBLIOGRAPHY OP ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3510. Webster, ¥. M. Insects of the year. <Auu. Kept. Ohio State

Hortic. Soc, 1893, pp. 63-70, 13 figs.

Notes on Hylcshius trifoUi, ycovlijtns erythroirphuliis, Alurguntia liislrionica,
riiisia biassica, EryUtroneura vilh, Ccresa bttbahis, ritcUocupsus-i-linealus ;uul
Clisiocampa amcricana.

3511. Webster, F. M. C^uestious and answers. <Ohio Farmer, 18

January, 1894, j). 57.

Worms destroy iug the roots of grajies ; liair- worms; plant-lice; clothes moths;
the heau weevil.

3512. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <Tl!e Ohio Farmer, 1 February,

1894, p. 97.

Ett'ect of latitude and altitude on insects of the apple.

3513. Webster, F. M. rium curculio-insect in dewberry. <Ohio

Farmer, 8 February, 1894, p. 117.

3514 Webster, F. M. Entomology. <The Ohio Farmer, 15 Febru-
ary, 1894, p. 137, 4 figs.
Wire worms and canker v.-orms.

3515. Webster, F. M. Inquiries and answers. <Ohio Farmer, 1

March, 1894, p. 177.

The web-worm, cabbage-aphis, and striped cucumber beetle.

3516. Webster, F. M. Inquiries and answers. <Ohio Farmer, 15

March, 1894, p. 219.
Clover hay worm, peach tree insect.

3517. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <TLe Ohio Farmer, 5 April,

1894, p. 277, 1 fig.
Notes on As2)idi)>ca splendorifirella, Anthrcniis scrophulariac, Alans otiilatus,
and SilraiiKS sio-inamcnsis.

3518. Webster, F. M, Entomology. <The Ohio Farmer, 19 April,

1894, p. 317, 1 fig.

Notes on J'wcilocapsHS d-liticatu.s, and (injUoldlpa borealis.

3519. Webster, F. M. Entomology, <The Ohio Farmer, 26 April,

1894, p. 337.
Notes on the onion maggot.

3520. Webster, F. M. Vegetable parasitism among insects. <Journ.

Columbus Hortic. Soc, Ai)ril, 1894, jip. 46-64, 2 figs., 3 plates.

3521. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <The Ohio Farmer, 3 May,

1894, p. 357, 5 figs.
Mole cricket and tent caterpillar, Fidia ritividn, Ayrihis ruficolUs, and the
snowy tree cricket.

3522. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <The Oliio Farmer, 10 31 ay,

1894, p. 377, 3 figs.
Notes on Aphis mall and Phytonomua punctatns.

3523. Webster, F, M. Entomology. <Tbe Ohio Farmer, 17 May,

1894, p. 397.
Notes on the clover-leaf weevil.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 225

3524. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <Tlie Ohio Farmer, 24 May,

1894, p. 409, 2 tigs.

Notes on Ceresa hubalus, Diplosis iritwi, an Alei/roda, wireworiiijs, the ))a^-
worui, and a scale iusoct on ivy.

3525. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <Tlie Ohio Farmer, 31 May,

1894, p. 437, 1 fig.

Notes on Haltica chalybva, Scoli/lus^'uyulonKS, maple iiisec^tsaud the asparagus
beetle.

3520. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <The Ohio Farmer, 7 Juue,
1894, p. 457.

Notes on Ips fasciatua, NUidiila hipitstidata, Ilaltica vhalybea, and Bihio albi-
pennis.'

3527. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <The Ohio Farmer, 14 June,

1894, p. 477.

Notes on canker worms, Myziis cerasi, and meadow maggots.

3528. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <The Ohio Farmer, 21 June,

1894, p. 497, 3 figs.

Notes on maple bark-louse, fiaiiica ebalyhca, Aiiilionomiis angustifrons, Sipho-
nopliora arena-, Lina acripta, and millipedes.

3529. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <The Ohio Farmer, 28 June,

1894, p. 509.
Notes on Fidia viticida.

3530. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <The Ohio Farmer, 5 July, 1894,

p. 17.

Notes on Chehjmorpha phijtophaya, Svolytus l-spinosus, Liyyriis gihbosus, and
Zeazera pyrma.

3531. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <The Ohio Farmer, 12 July,

1894, p. 37, 1 fig.

Notes on leaf- rollers, plant-lice on gooseberry, and Systena hlanda (iinnata).

3532. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <Ohio Farmer, 19 July, 1894,

l>. 57, 2 figs.
Notes on Syatena iwniata, S, hudaotiias, GryUotalpa, Scolytus riKjnlosus, and
Meromyza americana.

3533. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <The Ohio Farmer, 2 August,

1894, p. 97, 1 fig.

Notes on Listronotus appendiciilalus and Eryctis puncticollin on cabbage, milli-
pedes, Tlirips alii, Pelidnoia punctata, and the bean weevil.

3534. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <The Ohio Farmer, 9 August,

1894, p. 117.

Notes on Hylastes trifolii and Conorhinus sanguistiynx.

3535. Webster, F. M. Inquiries and answers. <Ohio Farmer, 23

August, 1894, 1). 157.

Onion tbrips, bag-worm, lice on cncumbei", apple tree borer, flea-like negro
bug, and asparagus beetle.

3536. Webster, F. M. Inquiries and ausA^ers. <Ohio Farmer, 30

August, 1894, p. 177.
Sitones flavescens; borer in apple and i)eacli trees ; mites on hams; granary

worm ; and cabbage aphis.
3909 15

226 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3537. Webster, F. M. Inquiries and answers. <Ohio Farmer, 6

September, 1894, p. 197.
Empreiia siimulea; Attacus cecropia; insects in wheat in granary.

3538. Webster, F. M. Inquiries and answers. <Ohio Farmer, 13

September, 1894, p. 217.

Cetonia beetles on corn; Lagoa crispata; cabbage aphis; Coccinella novem-
noiatn; insects in stored oats.

3539. Webster, F. M. Inquiries and answers. <Ohio Farmer, 20

September, 1891, p. 237.

Attacus cecropia; Bruchus oitectus; Scolytus rugiilosiis; wasps feeding on
cabbage worms.

3540. Webster, F. M. Inquiries and answers. <Ohio Farmer, 27

September, 1894, p. 257.
Fidia riticida in Kansas; beetles destroying gun- wads; insects on pears.

3541. Webster, F. M. Inquiries and answers. <01iio Farmer, 4

October, ] 894, p. 277.
Weevils in beans; Tischeria leaf-miner; leaf-minor in grape.

3542. Webster, F. M. Inquiries and answers. <01iio Farmer, 11

October, 1894, p. 289.
. The Mexican jumping bean; the needle Ichneumon.

3543. Webster, F. M. Insects affecting the roots of the grape.

<Ohio Farmer, 25 October, 1894, p. 337.

3544. Webster, F. M. Spraying with arsenites vs. bees. < Insect

Life, V. 7, October, 1894, pp. 132-134. Also in 25th Ann. Kept.
Ent. Soc, Ont., p. 104.

3545. Webster, F. M. Insects of the year. <Insect Life, v. 7,

October, 1894, pp. 202-207.
3540. Webster, F. M. Answers to inquiries. <Ohio Farmer, 1
November, 1894, p. 357.
Plum-tree sphinx ; canker-worm; insects affecting root of the grape.

3547. Webster, F. M. Entomological queries. <Ohio Farmer, 8

November, 1894, p. 364.

Potato-stalk weevil; plant-lice on willow; box-elder bug in houses.

3548. Webster, F. M. Inquiries and answers. <Ohio Farmer, 15

November, 1894, p. 393.
Grain moth; apple leaf-miner; Juniper scale insect {Diaspis carueli).

3549. Webster, F. M. Inquiries and answers. <Ohio Farmer, 22

November, 1894, p. 413.
Box-elder bugs swarming; apple-root plant-louse; wire-worms; boll worm.

3550. Webster, F. M. The use of bisulphide of carbon in vineyards.

<Ohio Farmer, G December, 1894, p. 453.

3551. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <The Ohio Farmer, 27 Decem-

ber, 1894, p. 505.
Use of bisulphide of carbon about roots of grape-vines, and Silvanus advena
annoying horses.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOCJY. 227

3552. Webster, F. M. The San Jose scale {Atundiotns pertiidosHs)

iu Ohio orchards. < Jouru. Cohimbiis Hortic. Soc, December,

1894, pp. 1C8-1G9, map.

3553. Webster, F. M. The San Jose scale. <Biill. No. 50, Ohio

Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1894, pp. 81-9(), 1 lig., 1 \)\.
General account, with remedies.

3554. Webster, F. M. Report of the cTitomologist. <Bull. ISTo. 58,

Ohio Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1894, pp. 29-39, 7 tigs.
Distribution in Ohio of several insect pests; two new cabbage insects, Lis-
tronotiis appendiculatus, and Eryvus ptincticollis.

3555. Webster, F. M. The economic value of parasitism. <25tli

Ann. Kept. Eut. Soc. Ontario, 1894, pp. 58-61, 3 tigs.

3556. Webster, F. M. Some of the more destructive corn insects of

Ohio. <Ann. Eept. Ohio Agric. Soc. for 1893 (1894), pp.
300-311, 15 tigs.

3557. Webster, F, M. The rose-chafer, or rose-bug; how to <leal with

it. <Anu. Eept. Ohio State Hortic. Soc, 1894, pp. 87-91.

3558. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <Ohio Farmer, 17 January,

1895, p. 57.

Remedies for Avhite-worms, red spiders, snowy tree cricket, and lice on
cattle.

3559. Webster, F, M. Spraying with arsenites vs. bees. <Obio

Farmer, 31 January, 1895, p. 83.

3560. Webster, F. M. Spraying with arsenites vs. bees. II. <(Jhio

Farmer, 7 February, 1895, p. 103.

3561. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <Ohio Farmer, 14 February,

1895, p. 137.
Remedies for worms in grain, silver-fish ; lime counteracting tlie efi'ect of
poisons in spraying.

3562. Webster, F.M. The San Jose scale; its spread and repression.

<Ohio Farmer, 21 February, 1895, p. 157.

3563. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <Ohio Farmer, 4 April, 18!)5,

p. 277, 4 figs.
Notes on Scolytus rugulosus, clover-seed borer, and wireworms.

3564. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <Ohio Farmer, 18 April, 1895,

p. 291, 2 figs.
Notes on the squash borer, scurfy bark-louse, and the jdnm scale.

3565. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <Ohio Farmer, 2 May, 1895,

p. 357,1 fig.
Notes on gad-fly, oyster-shell bark-louse, and cold weather vs. injurious
insects.

3566. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <Ohio Farmer, 16 May, 1895,

p. 397, 2 tigs.
Notes on plum scale, tomato worm, apple plant-louse, white-winged Bibio,
pine-needle scale, and bisulphide of carbon for carjiet moths.

228 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3567. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <Obio Farmer, 23 May, 1895,

p. 417,1 fig.

Notes on clover-leaf weevil, harlequin cabbage bug, cut- worms, and tbe San
Jose scale.

3568. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <Obio Farmer, 30 May, 1895,

p. 437, 5 figs.
Notes on tbe bud worm, clover-leaf weevil, W-niarked cut-worm, and web-
worm.

3569. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <Ohio Farmer, 0 June, 1895, p.

457.

Notes on tbe Hessian fly, clover mites, worm on crab apple, and the web-
worm.

3570. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <Ohio Farmer, 13 June, 1895,

p. 477.

Notes on the San Jose scale, grub in cabbage, and clover-leaf weevil.

3571. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <Ohio Farmer, 27 June, 1895,

p. 503, 3 figs.

Notes on scale insects, fruit-tree bark -beetle, cut-worms, clover-hay worm,
cigar case-bearer, and gad-fly.

3572. Webster, F. M. Notes on the distribution of some injurious

insects. <Proc. Ent. Soc. Wasb., v. 3, June, 1895, pp. 284-290.

3573. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <Obio Farmer, 4 July, 1895, p.

17,1 fig.
Notes on Systena tceniata and a plum scale.

3574. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <Tbe Ohio Farmer, 11 July,

1895, p. 37.
Habits of Fidia riticida.

3575. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <Tbe Ohio Farmer, 25 July,

1895, p. 77.
Notes on squash bug, chinch bug, white ants, and tarnished i)lant bug.

3576. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <Tbe Ohio Farmer, 8 August,

1895, p. 117, 1 fig.
Notes on blister beetles, Brochymena annulata, Colaspis hrunnea, and Trivho-
Varis trinotaia.

3577. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <Tbe Ohio Farmer, 15 August,

1895, p. 137.

Notes on cabbage lice, Tyroglyphus longior, carabid larva eating cut-worms.

3578. Webster, F. M. Grape root worm. <Obio Farmer, 22 August,

1895, p. 147.

3579. Webster, F. M. Entomology. < Tbe Obio Farmer, 22 August,

1895, p. 157, 3 figs.
Notes on Scolytus rugulosus, Monarthrum mali, bedbugs, Melittia ceto, and value
of fungi against insects.

3580. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <The Obio Farmer, 29 August,

1895, p. 177.
Notes on Scolytus rugulosus, Urocerus nigricornis, grain aphis, and Schizoucura
lanigera.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 229

3581. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <Tlie Obio Farmer, 5 Septem-

ber, 1895, p. 197.

Notes on Murgantia histrionica, Selandria cerasi, and Diahrotica longicornis.

3582. Webster, F. M. Entomology. < The Ohio Farmer, 26 Septem-

ber, 1895, p. 257, 1 tig.
Notes on Prt2)i7/o iurnus, Datanaminisira, Diahroticn longicornis, and Mytilaspia
ponionim.

3583. Webster, F. M. Inquiries and answers. <01iio Farmer, 3

October, 1895, p. 277.
Salt for canker-worms; insects in stored grain.

3584. Webster, F. M. Inquiries and answers. <01iio Farmer, 10

October, 1895, p. 297.
Boll worm ; ox-warblo and the bot-fly ; a wood-borer in carpet.

3585. Webster, F. M. Inquiries and answers. <01iio Farmer, 17

October, 1895, p. 315.
The harlequin cabbage bug; chinch bug; the San Jose scale.

3586. Webster, F.M. Fruit bark beetle. < Ohio Farmer, 25 October,

1895, p. 333.

3587. Webster, F.M. Some interaction of organisms. <Ohio Farmer,

31 October, 1895, p. 353.

3588. Webster, F. M. The grape root worm. <Bull. No. 62, Ohio

Agric. Exp. Sta., October, 1895, i^p. 77-95, 1 pi. Abstract iu
Ent. News, 1896, pp. 82-83.
Detailed account of Fidia viticida.

3589. Webster, F. M. Entomology. <The Ohio Farmer, 7 Novem-

ber, 1895, p. 373.
Notes on Murgantia histrionica, Typhlocyba vitis, Aphis cucumeris, and the onion
thrips.

3590. Webster, F. M. Blight caused by a worm. <Ohio Farmer, 21

November, 1895, p. 403.

3591. Webster, F. M. Inquiries and answers. <Ohio Farmer, 21

November, 1895, p. 413.
Apple aphis ; chinch bugs ; fruit-tree bark-beetle in Pennsylvania.

3592. Webster, F.M. Inquiries answered. <Ohio Farmer, 19 Decem-

ber, 1895, p. 493.
Grapevine flea-beetle; harlequin cabl»age bug.

3593. Webster, F. M. Report of the entomologist. <Bull. No. 66,

Ohio Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1895, pp. 32-33.
Work of the year.

3594. Webster, F. M. The importation and repression of destructive

insects. <Proc. Ass. Econ. Etom., Bull. No. 2, n. s., Div. Ent.,
U. S. Dept. Agric, 1895, pp. 79-83. (Twenty-sixth Ann. Eept.
Ent. Soc. Ont., 1895, pp. 83-86.

3595. Webster, F. M. Insects of the year in Ohio. <Proc. Ass.

Econ. Entom., Bull. No. 2, n. s., Div. Ent., U. S. Dept. Agric.
1895, pp. 84-91, 1 map.

230 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3596. Webster, F. M. The San Jose scale. < Aim. Kept. Amer. Ass.

Nurserymen, 1895.

3597. Webster, F. M, Inquiries answered. <OhioFarmer, 30 Janu-

ary, 1896, p. 97.
Maggots ou turnips and radishes, cut-worms, long-nosed ox-louse.

3598. Webster, F. M. Inquiries and answers. <Ohio Farmer, 20

February, 1896, p. 159.
Cut- worms and elm leaf-beetle.

3599. Webster, F. M. The probable origin and diffusion of Wissns

leucoptems and Murgantia histnonica. <Journ. Cincin. Soc.
Nat. Hist., February, 1896, p. 141.

3600. Webster, F. M. Some particularly destructive iusects of Ohio.
""^ <Bull. No. 08, Ohio Agric. Exp. Sta., February, 1890, pp. 19-58,

4 pis.
Notes on Anisopteryx rernata, Scohjtus rugulostis, Brochymena annulata, Phy-
tonomus pinwlatus, Hylastes trifolii, Harpipliorns maculatns, Murgantia his-
irionica, Siphouophora cucurhitw, Diahrotica longicornis, Termes Jiaripea,
DeUocepltalus inimicus, web-worms, Lyctus striatus, and spraying with
arsenites, vs. bees.

3601. Webster, F. M. Geutorhynchus napi, or Ceutorliynchus rapce.

<Can. Entom., March, 1896, pp. 59-01, 1 pi.

3602. Webster, F. M. Report on entomology. <Journ. Columbus

Hortic. Soc, March, 1896, p. 4.
Northward spread of bag-worm.

3603. Webster, F.M. The chinch bug. < Bull. No. 69, Ohio. Agric.

Exp. Sta., March, 1896, pp. 59-79, 1 pi., 3 maps.
General account, with remedies, and distribution.

3604. Webster, F. M. The San Jose scale. <Bull. No. 72, Ohio

Agric. Exp. Sta., August, 1890, pp. 211-217, 5 figs.
A general account of the pest.

3605. Webster, F.M. i)wi&ro^icai?i/toto as a greenhouse pest. <Ent.

News, 1896, pp. 138-139.
3600. Webster, F. M. Insects affecting the roots of the grape. <Ann.
Kept. Ohio State Hortic. Soc, 1890, pp. 16-19, I pi.

Treats principally of Fidia viticida.

3607. Webster, F. M. The fruit bark beetle, Scohjtus rngulosus (Ilatz.).

< Ann. Kept. Ohio State Hortic. Soc, 1890, pp. 94-98.

3608. Webster, F. M. Report of the committee on entomology.

<Rept. Ohio State Hortic. Soc. for 1895-96 (1896), pp. 103-105.

Some notes on insects of the year.

3609. Webster, F. M. The San Jose scale {Aapidiotus perniciosus

Corns.). <Ann. Rept. Ohio State Hortic. Soc, 1896, pp. lOt-
178, 5 figs.

3610. Webster, F.M. Report on the introduction and dissemination

of injurious insects. <Anu. Rept. Ohio State Hortic. Soc,
1896, pp. 190-190, 4 pis.
Spread of injurious insects.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 231

3611. Webster, F. M. Three years' study of an outbreak of the

chinch bug in Ohio. <Proc. Ass. Ecou. Entoni., Bull. No. G,
n. s., Div. Eut., U. S. Dept. Agric, 1896, pp. 18-25, 4 maps.

3612. Webster, F. M. Insects of the year in Ohio. <Proc. Ass.

Econ. Entom., Bull. No. 6, n. s., Div. Ent., U. S. Dept. Agric,
1896, pp. 66-70.

3613. Webster, F. M. Insect pests of farm animals. <Ann. Eept.

Ohio State Bd. Agric, 1895 (1896), pp. 537-549.

3614. Webster, F. M. Imported and native pests. <Proc. Mich.

Hortic. Soc, 1895 (1896), pp. 101-118, 7 ftgs.

3615. Webster, Jabez. Strength of insecticides, < Prairie Farmer,

22 February, 1889, p. 70.
Trees killed by using wash too strong.

3616. Weed, C. M, Questions answered. < Prairie Farmer, 7 July,

1889, p. 443.
Note on Sinoxylon basilare.

3617. Weed, C. M. The clover seed midge. <Ohio Farmer, 14 July,

1888, p, 18,

3618. Weed, C. M. The strawberry slug. < Prairie Farmer, 14 July,

1888.

3619. Weed, C. M. The chinch bug in Ohio, <Ohio Farmer, .28 July,

1888.

3620. Weed, C. M. Notes on Ohio insects. <Ohio Farmer, 4 August,

1888, p. m.

Treats of chinch bug and plum curculio.

3621. Weed, C. M. About chigoes or jiggers. < Prairie Farmer, 4

August, 1888, p. 506.

3622. Weed, C. M. The tomato worm. < Prairie Farmer, 11 August,

1888.
Account of Phlegethontiiis celeus.

3623. Weed, C. M. The chinch-bug scourge. < Prairie Farmer, 25

August, 1888, p. 545.

3624. Weed, C. M. A new clover pest. < Ohio Farmer, 22 September,

1888, p. 179.

Announces presence of Hylastes trifolii.

3625. Weed, C. M, Recent developments in insect warfare. <Ohio

Farmer, 6, 13, 20 October, 1888, pp. 214, 1>30, 246, figs.
Notes on siirayiug aiipariitiis, plum curculio, rose-chafer, and currant worm.

3626. Weed, CM. Hessian liy — Smut — Clover borer. <Ohio Farmer,

3 November, 1888, p. 275.

3627. Weed, 0, M. Some fungi and insects. <Ohio Farmer, 10 No-

vember, 1888, p. 294.
Notes on Plusia brassica^ and Papilio aaterias.

3628. Weed, C, M, The tree cricket, <Ohio Farmer, 24 November,

1888, p. 3L»6, 2 figs.

232 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3629. Weed, C. M. On the Hymen opterons parasites of the straw-

berry leaf-roller. <Ent. Amer., November, 1888, pp. 149-152.

3630. Weed, 0. M. Ou the parasites of the houey-suckle sphinx,

Hemaris diffinis Boisd. <Ent. Amer., November, 1888, pp.
147-149.

3631. Weed, C. M. Chinch-bug and its diseases. <Ohio Farmer, 15

December, 1888, p. 375, 1 fig.

3632. Weed, CM. The elm leaf beetle. < Amer. Garden., ISToveraber,

1888, p. 394.

3633. Weed, C. M. Fighting plant lice in autumn. <Amer. Garden.,

December, 1888, p. 431.

3634. Weed, CM. White arsenic as an insecticide. < Amer. Garden.,

December, 1888, p. 432.

3635. Weed, C M. The parsnip caterpillar. <Amer. Garden., De-

cember, 1888, p. 432.

3636. AVeed, C M. Whitewash for rose beetle. <Gardeu. and Forest,

1888, p. 307.

3637. WeeDjC M. Some experiments in preventing the injuries of the

plum curculio. <Proc. 9th Ann. Meet. Soc. Prom. Agric. Sci.,
1888, pp. 90-95, 1 diagram.

3638. Weed, C M. Report of the entomologist. < Seventh Ann.
Kept. Ohio Agric. Exp. Sta., 1888, pp. 128-170, figs. 8.

Treats of a number of insects, especially of plain curculio, rose fhafer, cer-
tain plant-lice, and currant and raspberry insects.

.3639. Weed, C M. The Buffalo carpet beetle. <Ohio Farmer, 5 Janu-
ary, 1889, p. 14, 1 fig.
Natural history and remedies.

3640. Weed, C M. The cutworm and its moth. < Orange Judd

Farmer, 12 January, 1889, p. 31.

3641. Weed, C M. The apple-tree silk-moth. <Amer. Garden., Feb-

ruary, 1889, p. 59.
Life history with illustrations.

3642. Weed, C M. I. Practical remedies for some Ohio insects; 11.

Insecticides and their application. <Bull. No. 8, Ohio Agric.
Exp. Sta., March, 1889, pp. 14.

3643. Weed, CM. Mites in houses. < Ohio Farmer, 28 March, 1889;

13 April, 1889.
Occurrence in houses of swarms of a, small red mite apparently bt'loiif:;inf;'
to the genus Bryobia.

3644. Weed, C M. Fall of the grain louse. <Ohio Farmer, 20 July,

1889.

Destruction of Siphonophora avemv by its natural enemies'.

3645. Weed, C M. Empoa rosw and U. albo^pictus. <Amer. Garden.,

July, 1889, p. 257.

3646. Weed, C M. The cherry slug. <Ohio Farmer, 31 August, 1889.

Note ou Eriocampa cerasi.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 233

3647. Weed, C. M. The strawberry root louse. (Apliis forhesi n. sp.)

< Psyche, August-December, 1889, pp. 273-274, 2 figs.

3648. Weed, C. M. Eemedies for the plum curculio. <Bull., v. 2, No.

6, Ohio Agric. Exp. Sta., September, 1889, pp. 133-143.
3049. Weed, C. M. Remedies for the striped cucumber beetle. < Bull.,
V. 2, No. 6, Ohio Agric. Exp. Sta., September, 1889, pp. 143-148,
figs. 5.

3650. Weed, 0. M. Strawberry root-louse and grain i)laut louse.

<Bull., V. 2, No. 6, Ohio Agric. Exj). Sta., vSeptember, 1S80, pp.
148-152, 1 fig.
Notes on Aphis forhesi and Siphonophora avemv.

3651. Weed, 0. M. Notes on some little-known injurious insects,
'"' <Bull., V. 2, No. 6, Ohio Agric. Exp. Sta., September, 1<S89, ])p.

• 153-156, 5 figs.

Notes on Lixus concarus, Ishmiatus rciitricosus, Typhlocyha alhopicta, T. ros(v, and
Selandria ccrasi.

3652. Weed, C. M. A partial bibliography of insects affecting clover.

<Bull. Technical Series, v. 1, No. 1, Ohio Agric. Exp. Sta.,
October, 1880, pp. 17-45.
A list of all the species known to feed on clover.

3653. Weed, C. M. Experiments with remedies for the plum curculio.

<Ent. Amer., October and November, 1889, pp. 204-207.

3654. Weed, CM. Life history of the white grub. <Ohio Farmer,

7 December, 1889.

3655. Weed, C. M. The tomato worm, <Ohio Farmer, 14 December,

1889.

Notes on Protoparre celeus.

3656. Weed, C. M. The corn-root louse. <Amer. Nat., December,

1889, pp. 1105, 1106.

3657. Weed, C. M. The strawberry root louse. < Journ. Columbus

Hortic. Soc, 1889, pp. 05-00.
Description and remedies for Aphis forhesi. •

3658. Weed, C. M. On the combination of insecticides and fungicides.

< Agric. Sci., v. 3, 1889, pp. 203-204.

3059. Weed, C. M. Further experiments in i)reventiug the injuries of
the plum curculio. <Proc. 10th Ann. Meet. Soc. Prom. Agric.
Sci., 1889, pp. 101-107, 1 diagram.

3600. Weed, 0. M. Notes on some Illinois microgasters ; with descrip-
tions of new species. <Bull. Ill, State Lab, Nat. Hist,, v. 3,
1889, pp, 8.

3001. Weed, C. M. On the parasites of the lesser apple leaf-roller,
Teras minuta (Robs.). <Bull. 111. State Lab. Nat. Hist., v, 3,
1889, pp. 39-44.

3662. Weed, C. M, Recent developments in insect warfare, <Ann,
Rept. Ohio State Hortic. Soc. for 1888-89, pp. 24-27.
Remedies for i)lnin curculio, currant worms, and the rose beetle.

234 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3G63. Weed, C. M. Some elements of success in fighting insects.
< Ann. Kept. Ohio State Hortic. Soc. for 1888-89, pp. 111-114,

2 figs.
General remarks.

3664. Weed, C. M. On an outbreak of injurious locusts in central

Illinois. <Fifteenth Eept. State Ent. 111., 1889, pp. 40-44.

3665. Weed, C. M. On some common insects injuriously affecting the

foliage of young apple trees in the nursery and orchard.
< Fifteenth Kept. State Ent. 111., 1889, pp. 45-85, 4 figs.

Treats of Tischeria malifoliella, Or nix geminatella, Fempelia hammondi, Fhycia
indiginella,a\i(\. Teras minuta.

3666. Weed, O. M. The insect record for 1889. < Eighth Ann. Kept.

Ohio Agric. Exp. Sta., 1889, pp. 47-54, figs. 7.
Brief notes on grain plant-louse, ■white-grubs, etc.

3667. Weed, 0. M. Experiments upon various insects. <Amer.

Garden., 1 January, 1890, p. 52.

3668. Weed, C. M. The useful ladybirds. <Ohio Farmer, 4 Jan-

uary, 1890.
A general article.

3669. Weed, 0. M. The bean weevil. <Ohio Farmer, 18 January,

1890.

Note on Jiruchus obtectus.

3670. Weed, C. M. Corn insects; an important matter. <Ohio

Farmer, 25 January, 1890.

Damage by Aphis maidis and Diairotica longicornix.

3671. Weed, C. M. The tomato worm parasite. < Amer. Garden., Jan-

uary, 1890, p. 38.

Notes on Apanteles eongregahis.

3672. Weed, C. M. The carpet beetle. <Ohio Farmer, 8 February,

1890.
Its occurrence in Ohio.

3673. Weed, CM. The apple tree silk moth. <Farm and Fireside,

1 April, 1890.

Notes on Attacus cecropia.

3674. Weed, O. M. Chinch-bug disease. <Amer. Miller, 1 April, 1890,

p. 252.

3675. Weed, C. M. I. Spraying to prevent insect injury. II. Bark-

lice of the apple and pear. VIII. Tlie buffalo tree-hopper.
IV. Insects affecting corn. V. The ox warble fly or bot fly.
<Bull., second series, v. 3, No. 4, Ohio Agric. Exp. Sta., April,
1890, pp. 119-139, figs. 21.

3676. Weed, C. M. Fourth contribution to the life history of little-

known plant-lice. <Bull., tech. series, v. 1, No. 2, Ohio Agric.
Exp. Sta., May, 1890, pp. 111-118, 5 pis.
Treats of Myzus cerasi, Melanoxanthus aqlivti, M, salicis, and Laehnua strohi.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 235

3077. Weed, CM. Bufifalo tree-hopper. <Jouri), Columbus Hoitic.

Soc, June, 1890, p. 27.
3678. Weed, C. M. On the autumn life-history of certain little-known

plant-lice. <Agric. Sci., v. 4, June, 1800, pp. 155-158, 2 pis.
Nptes ou Melanoxanihus salicis, Lachnus dentatus, L.atrobi, L.pini.

^^i^^ET>,G.M. The botfly. <Ind. Farmer, 12 July, 1890.

iH80. Weed, C. M. Injuries of buft'alo tiee-hopper. <Amer. Nat.,
August, 1890, p. 785, 1 tig.

3081. Weed, C. M. The rose leaf-hopper. <Amer. Agric, September,
1890, p. 465, 2 figs.

3082. Weed, C. M. Food-plants of the clover-stem borer. <Amer.
Nat., September, 1890, p. 807.

3083. Weed, C. M. The maple bark-louse. < Journ. Columbus Hortic.
Soc, September, 1890, pp. 55-50.

3084. Weed, C. M. The rhubarb curculio. < Journ. Columbus Hortic.
Soc, September, 1890, pp. 73-74, 1 fig.

Life history of Lixus concavus.

3685. Weed, 0. M. I. Plum curculio experiment. II. Eemedies for
striped cucumber beetle. III. The rhubarb curculio. IV. The
clover stem borer. <Bull., second series, v. 3, No. 8, Ohio
Agric. Exp. Sta., September, 1890, pp. 225-240, figs. 6.

3080. Weed, C. M. The white pine louse. < Garden and Forest, 1890,
p. 488, figs. 3.

Remarks on Lachnus strobi.

3687. Weed, CM. The spotted willow-twig aphis. <Garden and For-
est, 1890, p. 032, 3 figs.
Notes on Mclanoxanthus salicis.

3088. Weed, C M. The present status of the arsenite remedy for the
l^lum curculio. < Agric. Sci., v. 4, 1890, pp. 97-99.

3089. Weed, C M. A third season's experiments with remedies for
the plum curculio. <Proc 11th Ann. Meet. Soc. Prom. Agric.
Sci., 1890, pp. 44-40.

3090. Weed, C M. A season's work among the enemies of the horti-
culturist. <Proc Ohio State Hortic Soc, 1890, pp. 13, 5 figs.

Notes ou the plum curculio, striped cucumber beetle, and cherry-tree slnjjf.

91. Weed, C M. The insect record for 1890. <Ninth Ann. Kept.
Ohio Agric. Exp. Sta., 1890, pp. 53-05, figs. 9.
Notes on some plant-lice, and common insect pests.

3692. Weed, C M. A review of some plum curculio literature.
< Amer. Nat., January, 1891, pp. 63-72.

3693. Weed, C M. I. Miscellaneous experiments in the control of
injurious insects. II. Some common cabbage insects. III.
Three important clover insects. <Bull., second series, v. 4,
No. 2., Ohio Agric. Exp. Sta., February, 1891, pp. 39-55, figs. 9.

236 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3694. Weed, C. M. Fifth coutribution to a knowledge of certain little-

known AphidicLe. < Insect Life, v. 3, March, 1891, pp. 285-293,
4 tigs., 1 pi.
Notes on Lachniis platanicola, Chaitophorus negundinia, Aphis hraaaicm, Melan-
oxanthns salicH, M. Mcolor, and M. flocciilosus.

3695. Weed, C. M. The screw-worm. <Amer. Agric, March, 1891,

p. 134, 4 figs.

3696. Weed, C. M. Some apple leaf insects. <Natl. Stockman and

Farmer, May, 1891.
Treats of Clisiocampa americana and Teras minuia.

3697. Weed, C. M. Two rose insects. <Natl. Stockman and Farmer,

18 June, 1891.
Brief accounts of Monostegia roscv and Typlilocyha rosw.

3698. Weed, C. M. Some potato insects. <Natl. Stockman and

Farmer, 9 July, 1891.

Notes on Tnnlwharis irinotata, Doryphora deeemlineata and Epicmda vittata.

3699. Weed, C. M. Spittle insects. < Mirror and Farmer, 30 July,

1891.

3700. Weed, C. M. The corn worm. <Natl. Stockman ana Farmer,

6 August, 1891.
Notes on Aletia argillacea.

3701. Weed, C. M. Insect talks — 14. <Natl. Stockman and Farmer,

20 August, 1891.
Notes on Protoparce celeus and Macrodactylua subspinosus.

3702. Weed, C. M. Insect talks — 15. <Natl. Stockman and Farmer,

10 September, 1891, p. 491, 2 figs.
Accounts of Hcematobia aerrata and Trypeta pomonella.

3703. Weed, C. M. Insect talks — 16. <Natl. Stockman and Farmer,

September 24, 1891.
Treats of Cecidomyia deatructor.

3704. Weed, CM. The leaf crumpler. <Amer. Agric, September,

1891, p. 486.

3705. Weed, 0. M. Insect talks — 17. <Natl. Stockman and Farmer,

8 October, 1891, p. 587, 2 figs.
Notes on Conotrachelus nenuphar, Epicanta vittata, and Caloptenus spretua.

3706. Weed, C M. The celery caterpillar. <Amer. Agric, Novem-

ber, 1891, p. 611, 5 figs.

3707. Weed, C. M. Insects injuriously afl'ecting fruits, shade trees,

and flowers. <Ann. Kept. Columbus Hortic. Soc for 1090
(1891), p. 166, figs. 84, 4 pis.
Short accounts of a large number of insects.

3708. Weed, C. M. Sixth contribution to a knowledge of the life his-

tory of certain little-known Aphididaj. <Bull. 111. State Lab.
Nat. Hist., V. 3, 1891, pp. 207-214.
Treats of Jphis maidis Fitch.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 237

3709. Weed, C. M. Report of the entomologist. <Tbiid and Fourtli

Ann. TJe[)ts., N. namp. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1890-91, pp. 242-263,

0 figs., 1 pi.

Treats of several common insects.

3710. Weed, C M. Insects and insecticides. <Hanover, N. H., 1891,

pp.281, 143 figs., 7 pis.

A practical manual concerning noxious insects and the methods of j»revent-
ing their injuries.

3711. Weed, C. M. Insect talks— 19. <Natl. Stockman and Fanner,

30 June, 1892.
Notes on Monostegia rosce and Typhlocnha rosw.

3712. Weed, C. M. Insect talks — 20. <]Sratl. Stockman and Farmer,

21 July, 18!)2.
Notes on IJypodtrma linenta and Cccidomyia destructor.

3713. Weed, C. M. Insect talks— 21. <Natl. Stockman and Farmer,

20 October, 1892.
Notes on Hirmatohia serrata.

3714. Weed, C M. Chincli bugs in New Hampshire. <Amer. Nat.,

October, 1892, p. 872.

3715. Weed, C. M. Lice affecting domestic animals. <The Amer.

Cultivator, 12 November, 1892, p. 7, 2 figs.

3716. Weed, C. M. Insect talks— 22. <Natl. Stockman and Farmer,

17 November, 1892.
Treats of Calandra granaria.

3717. Weed, C. M. The rose bug or rose chafer. <The Amer. Culti-

vator, 19 November, 1892, p. 1, 1 fig.

3718. Weed, C. M. The life history of cut-worms. <The Amer. Cul-

tivator, 10 December, 1892, p. 1, 1 fig.

3719. Weed, C. M. The fall webworm. <The Amer. Cultivator, 17

December, 1892, p. 4, 1 tig.

3720. Weed, C. M. Tent caterpillar. <Amer. Cultivator, 14 January,

1893.

3721. Weed, C. M. Insect talks— 23. <Natl. Stockman and Farmer,

6 April, 1893.

Notes on Fajyilio asterias.

3722. Weed, C. M. Insect talks— 24. <Natl. Stockman and Farmer,

1 June, 1893.

Notes on rsijUa pyricola.

3723. Weed, CM. The work of the gypsy moth commission. <Amer.

Nat., August, 1893, pp. 750-754, 1 pi.

3724. W^eed, C. M. Treatment of neglected apple orchards. <Rept.

of the Entomologist. Twenty-first Kept. New Hamp. Co'llege
of Agric. and Mech. Arts, November, 1893, pp. 169-178, figs. 6.
Treats of canker-worm, tent-caterpillar, apple maggot, and codling-moth.

238 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3725. Weed, C. M. A second season's work among tlie enemies of the

horticulturist. <Proc. Ohio State Hortic. Soc, 1893, pp. 3-11,
- Ifig.

Notes on tlie plum curcialio, striped cucumlier beetle, cabbage aphis, and
rhubarb curculio.

3726. Weed, C. M. Relations of birds to carnivorous insects. <Proc.

14th Ann. Meet. Soc. Prom. Agric. Sci., 1893, pp. 70-74.

3727. Weed, C. M. Some dangerous fruit insects. <Bull. No. 23, N.

Hanip. Agric. Exp. Sta., November, 1894, p. 22, figs. 18.
Treats of San Jose scale, pear midge, pear-tree Psylla, and bud-worm.

3728. Weed, CM. Spraying crops. Why, when, and how. < Orange

Judd C ompany, New York, 1894, pp. 130, 40 figs. Two editions.

3729. Weed, C. M. The use of parasitic and predaceous insects.

<Amer. Nat., January, 1895, pp. 69-70.

3730. Weed, 0. M. Agricultural methods of fighting insects. <Amer.

Agric, April 6, 1895, p. 380.

3731. Weed, C. M. Remedies for the horn fly. <Bull. No. 28, New

Hamp. Agric. Exp. Sta., June, 1895, pp. 4, figs. 2.

3732. Weed, C. M. Remedies for flea beetles. <Bull. No. 29, New

Hamp. Agric. Exp. Sta., June, 1895, pp. 5, figs. 6.

3733. Weed, C. M. A modification of the kerosene knapsack sprayer.

<Proc. Ass. Econ. Entom., Bull. No. 2, n. s., Div. Ent., U. S.
Dept. Agric, 1895, p. 28.

3734. Weed, C. M. Press Bulletion No. 2. — Apple enemies. Canker

worms and caterpillars. <N. H. Agric. Exp. Sta.

3735. Weed, 0. M. The tent caterpillar. <Buli. No. 38, New Hamp.

Agric. Exp. Sta., August, 1896, pp. 47-59, figs. 14.
Damage, life history, and methods of destroying CUsiocampa amerivana.

3736. Weed, 0. M. Department of Entomology. <Bull. No. 40, N. H.

Agric Exp. Sta., November, 1896, pp. 89-94, 4 figs.

Notes ou tent caterpillars, spring canker worm. May beetle, cabbage root
maggot.

3737. Weed, H. E. The pea weevil. < Farmers' Review, 23 April,

1890.

3738. Weed, H. E. The Hessian fly. <Mich. Farmer, 28 May, 1890.

3739. Weed, H. E. The screw worm. <So. Live Stock Journal, 6

November, 1890.

3740. Weed, H. E. The screw worm. <So. Live-Stock Journal, 13

November, 1890.

3741. Weed, H. E. Pea and bean weevils. <So. Live-Stock Journal,

27 November, 1890.

3742. Weed, H. E. The snowy tree cricket. [QLcantlms niveus.)

< Farmers' Review, 3 December, 1890.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 239

3743. Weed, H. E. Injurious insects. <Bull. No. 14, Miss. Agric.

Exp. Sta., March, 1891, pp. 40, 30 figs.
Accounts of CompHomyia macellarla, lirndiua pisi, B. ohsolctus, DUthrotica
riitata, Santiina exitiosa, Hypoderma boris, Conotrachelits nenuphar, Carpo-
capsa pomonella, insecticides, and spraying apparatiis.

3744. Weed, H. E. Remedy for the boll worm. <So. Live Stock

Journal, 4 June, 1891.

3745. [Weed, H. E.J Economic entomology. <So. Live Stock Jour-

nal, 19 June, 1891.
Loss occasioned by the chinch bug and by the cotton-leaf worm.

3746. W|eed], H. E. Entomology — Achemou sphinx. <So. Live-

stock Journal, 3 September, 1891.

3748. Weed, H. E. Food habits of Goccinella convergens. <Amer.

Nat., August, 1891.
A notice of this species feeding upon cabbage.

3749. W[eed], H. E. Fall army worm. <So. Livestock Journal, 15

"October, 1891.

Note on Laphygma frugiperda.

3750. Weed, H. E. Work of the season in Mississippi. < Insect

Life,v. 4, October, 1891, pp. 34-35. <22d Ann. Kept. Ent.
Soc. Ont., 1891, p. 58.
Note on Hippodamia convergens.

3751. Weed, H. E. The horn fly. <So. Live-Stock Journal, 5 No-

vember, 1891.

3752. W[eed], H. E. Entomology — Cabbage insects. <So. Live-

stock Journal, 2G November, 1891.

3753. Weed, H. E. Insects injurious to stored grain. <Bull. No. 17,

Miss. Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1891, pp. IG, 2 pis.

Accounts of Gelechia cercalella, Calandra oryzw, SiUaniis cassiw, ('aipophllns
pallipenms, Silvanus surinamensis, Triholinm ferrugincum, and Calandra gra-
naria.

3754. Weed, H. E. Entomological work. < Fourth Ann. Kept. Miss.

Agric. Exp. Sta., 1891, pp. 32-3G.

Notes on boll -worm, horn fly, chinch fly, and a lady bug. •

3755. Weed, H. E. Insects injurious to stored grain. <Amer. Mil-

ler, 1 Marcli, 1892; 1 May, 1892.
A reprint of Bull. No. 17.
375G. Weed, H. E. [The horn fly in Mississippi.] <Insect Life, v. 4,
March, 1892, p. 27G.

3757. Weed, H. E. The ox-warble fly. <So. Farm., April, 1892, p. 221.

3758. Weed, H. E. Importance of si)raying. <Iudustiial American.

15 May, 1892, p. 10.

3759. W[EEDJ, H. E. Wire worms. <So. Live-Stock Journal, 18 May,

1892.

3760. Weed, H. E. Chinch bugs. <So. Live-Stock Journal, 2 June,

1892.

240 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3761. Weed, H. E. Entomology. <So. Live ytock Journal, 9 June,

1892. liemedies for cotton and cabbage worms.

3762. Weed, H. E. Entomology. Tbe grasshopper. <So. Live-Stock

Journal, 30 June, 1892.

3763. Weed, H. E. Insects injurious to the cabbage. <Bull. No. 21,

Miss. Agric. Exp. Sta., June, 1892, pp. 16, ligs. 18.
General account of the common cabbage insects.

3764. Weed, H. E. Tbe born fly. <So. Live-IStock Journal, 28 July,

1892.

3765. Weed, H. E. Economic entomology. < Industrial American,

4 August, 1892, p. 10.
Account of the losses by injurious insects.

3766. [Weed, H. E.] Entomology — reply. < So. Live-Stock Journal,

6 October, 1892.
Kerosene emulsion recommended on a small scale for Chlorotettix rh'idis.

3767. Weed, H. E. The harlequin cabbage bug. < Amer. Gardening,

November, 1892, p. 698.

3768. Weed, II. E. Notes from the Mississippi Station. < Insect

Life, V. 5, November, 1892, pp. 110-111.

On the Lorn lly, Cerotoma caminea, and Arclia phylUra.

3769. Weed, H. E. Cause of the apple failure of 1893. < Farmers'

Review, 24 January, 1893.

Due to work of Tmetocera ocellana.

3770. Weed, II, E. The harlequin cabbage bug. <So. Cultivator,

May, 1893.

3771. Weed, H. E. The horn fly. <Miss. Exp. Sta. Newspaper Bul-

letin, 15 June, 1893.

3772. Weed, H. E. Insecticides and their application. <Bull. No. 27,

Miss. Agric. Exp. Sta., November, 1893, pp. 24, figs. 28.

3773. Weed, H. E. Remedies for insects injurious to cotton. <Insect

Life, v. 6, December, 1893, pp. 167-170.

3774. Weed, H. E. The horn fly. <Bull. No. 28, Miss. Agric. Exp.

Sta., January, 1894, pp. 8, figs. 3.

3775. Weed, H. E. Grain insects and the remedy against them.

<Amer. Agriculturist, March, 1894, p. 139.

3776. Weed, H. E. Spraying a necessity for agricultural succci-s.

<So. Cultivator, March, 1894.

3777. Weed, H. E. The cabbage aphis. <So. Cultivator, May,

1894.

3778. Weed, H. E. A kerosene attachment for knapsack pumps.

<Bull. No. 30, Miss. Agric. Exp. Sta., May, 1894, pp. 35-38,
figs. 2.

3779. Weed, H. E. The horn fly. <So. Cultivator, June, 1894.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 241

3780. Weed, H. E. Entomology; the mechanical mixture of kerosene

and water. <So. Cultivator, July, 1894.

3781. [Weed, H. E.] The giant water bug. <So. Cultivator, August,

1894.

3782. Weed, H. E. The Buflfalo carpet beetle. <So. Cultivator, Sep-

tember, 1894.

3783. Weed, H. E. Some beneficial insects. <Industrial American,

15 September, 1894.

Popular account of ladybird beetles, parasites, etc.

3784. [Weed, EJ. E.] Stored grain insects. < So. Cultivator, October,

1894.

3785. Weed, H. E. Some experience with mosquitoes. <Insect Life,

V. 7, October, 1891, pp. 212-213.

3786. Weed, H. E. The peach-tree borer. <So. Cultivator, Novem-

ber, 1894.

3787. [Weed, H. E.] Weevils in peas. <So. Cultivator, November,

1894.

3788. [Weed, H. E.] Concerning the application of carbon bisulphide.

<So. Cultivator, December, 1894.

3789. Weed, H. B. A new kerosene attachment for knapsack sprayer.

<Bull.No.32, Miss. Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1894, pp. 56-58.

3790. Weed, H. E. To destroy insects in stored grain. <Industrial

American, 1 January, 1895.

3791. Weed, H. E. The preying mantis. <So. Cultivator, January,

1895.
A beneficial insect.

3792. [Weed, H. E.] Tlie round-headed apple-tree borer. <So. Cul-

tivator, January, 1895.

3793. [Weed, H. E.] The ox-warble fly. <So. Cultivator, February,

1895.

3794. Weed, H. E. The harlequin cabbage bug. <So. Cultivator,

March, 1895.

3795. [Weed, H. E.] Cabbage worms again. < So. Cultivator, April,

1895.

3796. [Weed, H. E.] An improved kerosene attachment for knapsack

sprayers. <So. Cultivator, May, 1895.

3797. [Weed, H. E.J Chicken lice. <So. Cultivator, June, 1895.

3798. [Weed, H. E.] The Colorado potato beetle. <So. Cultivator,

August, 1895.

3799. [Weed, H. E.] Stored grain insects again. <So. Cultivator,

September, 1895.

3800. [Weed, H. E.j The fall webworm. <So. Cultivator, Septem-

ber, 1895.
3909^16

242 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

.3801. [Weed, H.E.] Some autumn work in checking the increase of
injurious insects. <So. Cultivator, October, 1895.

3802. [Weed, H. E.| Carbon bisulphide for crawfish. <So. Cultiva-
tor, November, 1895.

3S0;J. [Weed, BL. E ] Inquiries (answered). < So. Cultivator, Novem-
ber, 1895.
Kemedit'S for jilant-lice oa plum trees, use of carbon bisulphide, blister
beetles, aud pea weevil.

3804. Weed, H. E. Insects injurious to corn. < Bull. No. 36, Miss.

Agric. Exp. Sta., November, 1895, pp. 147-159, figs. 14.

3805. [Weed, n. E.J The effectiveness of pyrethrum. < So. Cultivator,

December, 1895.
3800. Weed, If . E. Entomological work. < Eighth Ann. Rept. Miss.
Agric. Exp. Sta., 1895.
The new kerosene attachment; note on Ligyrus gibboims attacking corn ;
remedies for elm peat; horn fly, and mosquitoes.

3807. Weed, H. E. Some experiments with the knapsack kerosene

jittacliment. <Proc. Ass. Econ. Entom., Bull. No. 2, n. s., Div.
Ent., U. S. Dept. Agric, 1895, pp. 26-28.

3808. Weed, H. E. Carbon bisulphide for crayfish. <Proc. Ass.

Econ. Entom., Bull. No. 2, n. s., Div. Ent., U. S. Dept. Agric,
1895, pp. 98-99.

3809. Weed, H. E. Kerosene attachment for knapsack spray pump.

< Garden and Forest, 1895, pp. 186-187, 1 fig.

3810. Weed, H. E. Application of carbon bisulphide. < Farmers'

Keview, 1 January, 1896.

3811. Weed, H. E. A new way to use kerosene as an insecticide.

<So. Cultivator, February, 1896.
Burning scale insects on bark of tree.

3812. Weed, H. E. The San Jose scale. < So. Cultivator, March,

1896.

3813. Weed, H. E. Remedies for cutworms. <So. Farm Gazette, 24

April, 1896.

3814. Weed, II. E. Insects injurious to domestic animals. <So.

Farm Gazette, 1 May, 1896.

3815. Weed, FI. E. The Colorado potato beetle. <So. Farm Gazette,

8 May, 1896.

3816. Weed, H. E. The striped cucumber beetle. <So. Farm

Gazette, 15 May, 1896.

3817. Weed, H. E. Cabbage worms. <So. Farm Gazette, 22 May,

1896.

3818. Weed, H. E. The horn fly. <So. Farm Gazette, 29 May,

1896.

3819. Weed, H. E. The white grub. <So. Cultivator, June, 1896,

p. 15.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 243

3820. Weed, H. E. Insects in stored grain. <So. Farm Gazette,

26 June, 1896.

3821. AVeed, it, E. Some beneficial insects. <So. (-nltivator,

August, 1896.

3822. Weigel, W. [The elm leaf beetle.] <Ent. News, 1895, pp.

292-293.

The report of his experiments at West Point, N. Y.

3823. Wetmore, F. H. The San Jose scale. <01iio Farmer, 6 June,

1895, p. 457.

3824. Whelpley, H. M. Notes on the cliigger {Leptus irrltanfi).

<Pop. Sci. News, February, 1890; July, 1890, pp. 98-99.

3825. Whelpley, H. M. Chigger. <FruitGrowers' Journal, 15 May,

1890.

Notes on Lepttts irritans.

3826. Whelpley, H. M. Notes on Leptus irritans. <Am. Month.

Micr. Journ., February, 1891.

3827. White, J. The clover-root borer, Eylastes trifolu Muller.

<Can. Entom., July, 1888, p. 138.

3828. [WiCKSON, E. J.] Peach destroyer in Arizona {Allorhina sp.).

< Pacific liural Press, 29 September, 1888, p. 267.

3829. WiCKSON, E. J. Codling moth. <Third Biennial Kept. Calif.

State Bd. Hortic, 1888, pp. 78-82.

3830. [WiCKSON, E. J.] Paris green as an insecticide. <PacificKural

Press, 14 June, 1890, p. 595.

3831. [WiCKSON, E. J.] A Government spraying device. < Pacific

Eural Press, 13 December, 1890.

3832. [WiCKSON, E. J.] Lecanium scales on deciduous trees. < Pacific

Eural Press, 27 December, 1890, p. 543.

3833. [WiCKSON, E. J.] Aphis-proof apple trees. < Pacific Eural

Press, 9 January, 1892, p. 30.

3834. [WiCKSON, E. J.] Ticks in the ear. < Pacific Eural Press, 19

March, 1892, p. 264.
Ixodes bovis in the hnman car.

3835. WiELANDY, J. F. [Injurious insects in New Mexico.] <Insect

Life, v. 2, October, 1889, pp. 113-115.

Notes on Epilachna corrupfa, Murgantia histrionica, and Mairodactyhis iini-
formia.

3836. WiELANDY, J. F. [The New Mexican Epilachna.] <lnsectLife,

V. 3, November, 1890, pp. 121-122.
Notes on Epilachna corrupta.

3837. WiELANDY, J. F. [A tomato root-louse.] < Insect Life, v. 3,

June, 1891, p. 413.
A species of Dactylopius.

244 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3838. WiELANDY, J. F. [Notes from New Mexico.] <Iiisect Life,

V. 3, June, 1891, pp. 418-419.
Notes on Epilachna corrupta and JJacfylojnus.

3839. WiER, D. B. The curculio and the plum. < Farmers' Eeview,

10 October, 1888, p. G44.

3840. WiER, D. B. Codling moth notes. <Pacitic Eural Press, 8 June,

1889.

3841. WiER, D. B. Tlie resin compound. <Pop. Garden., July, 1889,

p. 225.

3842. WiER, D. B. The plum curculio. <Fruit Growers' Journal, 1

November, 1889.

3843. WiER, D. B. Spraying for codlin moth. <Orchard and Farm,

1."") May, 1890.

3844. WiER, D. B. [Parasites of i)atoMa. ministra.] < Insect Life, v.

3, August, 1890, p. 20.

3845. WiER, I). B. The spreading of noxious insects. < Calif. Or-

chard, 1 August, 1892.
384G. WiESBER, W. H. Apricot disease — leaf aphis. < Pacific Rural
Press, 11 July, 1891.

3847. Wight, 11. A. The New Zealand katipo. <Insect Life, v. 2,

November, 1889, pp. 134-130.

3848. Wight, R. A. [The Australian ladybird in New Zealand.]

< Insect Life, v. 2, November, 1889, pp. 146-147.

3849. Wight, R. A. The Vedalia in New Zealand — Recent increase of

leery a. < Insect Life, v. 2, May and June, 1890, p. 384.

3850. Wight, R. A. The Phylloxera in New Zealand. <Iusect Life,

V. 2, May and June, 1890, pp. 384-385.

3851. Wight, R. A. Codlin moth in New Zealand. < Insect Life, v.

3, June, 1891, pp. 394-395.

3852. Wight, R. A. Icerya and Vedalia in New Zealand and Aus-

tralia. < Insect Life, v. 3, June, 1891, p. 395.

3853. Wight, R. A. The potato-tuber moth. < Insect Life, v. 5, Jan-

uary, 1893, pp. 163-164.

Notes on Lita sohiiiella.

3851. Wight, R. A. Icerya purchasi Sind Vedalia carMnalis in New
Zealand. < Insect Life, v. 6, December, 1893, jjp. 194-195.

3855. Wilcox, E. Y. The walnut caterpillar and its enemies. < Journ.

Columbus Hortic. Soc, September, 1890, pp. 58-61.
Notes on Datana anyxisii.

3856. Wilcox, E. Y. The robin in horticulture. < Journ. Columbus

(Ohio) Hortic. Soc , 1891.

3857. Wilcox, B. Y. The food of the robin. <Bull. No. 43, Ohio

Agric. Exp. Sta., 1892. < Abstract, Insect Life, v. 5, p. 148.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 245

3858. Wilcox, E. V. Preventive measures against injurious insects.
j < Montana Fruit Grower, October, 1896.

3859. Wilcox, E. V. Birds as insect destroyers. < Montana Fruit

Grower, November, 189C.

3860. Wilcox, E. V. A mite disease of chickens. <Rocky Mountain

Husbandman, December, 1896.

3861. Wilcox, E. V. Insects injurious to the apple. <Montana Fruit

Grower, December, 189G.

3862. Wiley, C. A. [Abundance of ^geria acerni.] <Insect Life,

V. 2, January and February, 1890, p. 251.

3863. WiLLETT, J. E. Insect immigrants and their parasites. <Proc,

Ga. State Hortic. Soc, 1889, pp. 43-45.

General article on the spread of injurious insects.

3864. Williams, E. Trypeta pomonella m^ew Jersey. <Gardenaud

Forest, 1889, p. 527.

3865. Williams, T. A. Host plant list of North American Aphididte.

<Specia] Bull. No. 1, Univ. Nebr., Dept. Eutom., July, 1S91,
pp. 28,1 fig.
Alphabetical list of the plants under which are the i)laut-lice that affect
them.

3866. Williams, T. A. Insect pests. <Bull. No. 35, S. Dak. Agric.

Exp. Sta., May, 1893, pp. 83-87.
Characters and treatment of a few common insects.

3867. WiLLiTS, E. [A letter on Icerya purchasi.] < Insect Life, v. 2,

July, 1889, pp. 15-17.

3868. [WiLSON,O.Y.] The chinch -bug pest. <Ann.Rept.Ky. Bureau

of Agric, 1889, pp. 14-30.
Mostly taken from L. O. Howard's article of 1887.

3869. Winn, A. F. The horn fly in Canada. <Canadian Record of

Science, v. 5, No. 5, 1893.

3870. WOLCOTT, R. H. [Parasite of Ceratomia on elm; oak Edema in

Michigan forests.] < Insect Life, v. 5, November, 1892, p. 136.
Damage by Edema aJhifrons.

3871. WooDBRiDGE, S. M. Extermination of scale insects by steam.

<Oalif. Cultivator, October, 1896, p. 301.

3872. WooDWORTH, 0. W. Entomological notes. <Bull. No. 10, Ark.

Agric. Exp. Sta., June, 1880, pp. 18, figs. 5.

Life history, injuries, and remedies of the tarnished plant-bug.

3873. WooDWOETH,C.W. Entomologist's report. < First Ann. Rept.

Ark. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1889, pp. 121-127, figs. 5.

Treats of th<^ grape leaf-fobler, life history, natnr.-il enemies, and remedies.

3874. WooDWOBTH,C.W. The tarnished plant bug. <The Southern

Cultivator and Dixie Farmer, June, 1890, pp. 254-256, 5 figs.

246 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3875. WooDWORTH,C.W. The effect of arseuites upon plants. <Bull.
No. 14, Ark. Agric. Exp. Sta., September, 1890, pp. 14.

Tables of experiments.

387G. WooDWORTH,C.W. Keport of the entomologist. < Second Ann.

Kept. Ark. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1890, pp. 141-196, figs. 13.

Treats of tarnished plant-bug, cliinch bug, cotton and boll worms.

3877. WooDWORTH, C. W. Spray and band treatment for the codling-

moth. <Ann. Eept. Calif. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1890, pp. 308-312.

3878. Wood WORTH, C. W. Variation in Hessian fly injury. <Ann.

Eept. Calif. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1890, pp. 312-318.

3879. WooDWORTH, C. W. The laboratory method of experimentation.

<lnsect Life, v. 3, March, 1891, pp. 266-269.

3880. WOODWORTH, C. W. Effects of arsenites. < Orange Jndd

Farmer, 2 May, 1891, p. 276.

3881. WOODWORTH, C. W. Staff entomologist's report. <Third Ann.

Kept. Ark. Agric. Exp. Sta., 1891, pp. 70-97.
Treats of cutworms, white grubs, grain plant-louse, grape leaf- folder, cotton
worms, and experiments with arsenites.

3882. WooDWORTH, C.W. Miscellaneous entomological notes. <Fourth

Biennial Eept. State Board of Hortic. Calif, for 1893-94, (1894),
pp. 139-140.
Use of arsenites, notes on thrips.

3883. WOODWORTH, C.W. The black scale. < Calif. Cultivator, August,

1896, pp. 236-237.

3884. WooDWORTH, C. W. Eemedies for insects and fungi. <Bull.

Ko. 115, Calif. Agric. Exp. Sta., December, 1896, pp. 15.
/ Deals with the preparation of insecticides.

3885. WOODWORTH, C. W. Notes from correspondence. <Eept.
'^ ^ Work Agric. Exp. Sta. Univ. Calif. 1894-95 (1896), pp. 231-249.

Notes on corn worm, Notoxus monodon, iJiabrotica, Avoolly aphis, black aphis,
prune aphis, joint worm, olive twig borer, liat-headed apple-tree borer,
Sannina ixicifica, loaf-hoppers, cutworms, and wire-worms.

3886. WooDWORTii, C. W. The black scale. <Eept. Work Agric.

Exp. Sta. Univ. Calif., 1894-95 (1896), pp. 253-262.
Treats of Lecanhim olew.

3887. Weight, W. C. Legislation against insects. <Garden and For-

est, 1893, pp. 69-70.

3888. Weight, W. C. The gypsy moth in Massachusetts. <Garden

and Forest, 1895, p. 108.

3889. Wright, W. G. [Pieris rapw in California.] <Insect Life, v. 2,

August, 1889, p. 46.

3890. Wright, W. G. [Poisonous spiders.] <InsectLife,v. 2, August,

1889, p. 46.

3891. Wright, W. G. [Note on the Carphoxera herbarium pest.]

< Insect Life, v. 4, March, 1892, p. 271.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 247

3802. Wynkoop, E. H. [Kerosene emulsion treatment for the rose

chafer.] <Insect Life, v. 4, October, 1891, p. 70.

3803. ZiMMER Bros. [Kerosene emulsion and the cabbage maggot.]

< Insect Life, v. 1, July, 1888, p. 15.

Value of kerosene emulsion in destroying maggots of Anthomyia hrassicw.

3894. ZiMMER Bros. [More testimony on the buckwheat remedy for

cut-worms.] <Insect Life, v. 1, July, 1888, p. 15.

Since tlie above was finished the following titles have been received:

3895. DoANE, E. W. Corn-worm [Heliothis armiger). <!Northwest

Hortic, November, 189G.

Description, life-history, and remedies.

3896. Piper, C.V. The pear-leaf blister-mite. {Phytoptus pyri.) <The

Eainch, 9 June, 1894.
Life-history and remedies.

3897. Piper, C. Y. Small punctured flea-beetle. {Psylliodes punetu-

lata.) <The Eanch, 23 June, 1894.
Damage to sugar-beets, remedies.

3898. Piper, C. V. The grain aphis. {N^ectarophora granaria.) <The

Eanch, 21 July, 1894.
Its introduction into Washington, character and hahits of the species.

3899. Piper, C. V. The cabbage maggot. {Anthomyia hrassicw.)

<The Eanch, 21 July, 1894.
Occurrence in AVashington, description and remedies,

3900. Piper, C. Y. The cherry leaf-roller attacking wheat (Cacoecia

cerasivorana). <Northwest Horticulturist, November, 1S95.

3901. Piper, C. Y. The darkling beetles. {Asida consohrina, A. actu-

osa, and Eleodes spp.) < Northwest Hortic, December, 1895.
Supposed damage to garden vegetables.

3902. Piper, C. Y. Controlling insect pests by means of fungus dis-

eases. < Northwest Horticulturist, January, 1890.

3903. Piper, C. Y. Quack insecticides. <Northwest Horticulturist,

June, 1896.

3904. Piper, C. Y. Box elder bug in western Washington {Leptoco-

ris trivittatus), <Northwest Horticulturist, June, 1896.

3905. Piper, C. Y. Currant aphis {Aphis ribis). <Nortwest Horti-

culturist, June, 1890.

3906. Piper, C. Y. Cutworms. < Northwest Horticulturist, De-

cember, 1896.

Description, life history, habits, and remedies.

3907. Piper, C. Y. Auent the plum curculio. < North west Horticul-

turist, December, 1896.

Describes slits in prunes made by some unknown insect, but clearly neither
the plum curculio nor the plum-gouger.

3908. Abbott, L. F. The fall web worms. <Pop. Garden., August,

1888, p. 237.

248 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3909. Armstrong, L. H. Soap for orange scale. <Fla. Dispatch,

18 Februaiy, 1893, p. 123.

3910. Bacon, C. A. The white fly (Aleyrodes). <Fla. Farmer and

Fruit Grower, 23 September, 1893, p. G18.
Experience with remedies.

3911. Bean, E. Insects affectin.i? the orange. <Fla. Farmer and

Fruit Grower, 24 March, 1892, p. 223.

3912. Black, R. J. The destruction of the tent caterpillar in April,

1875. <The Stockman, 18 August, 1892.
Caused by cold weather.

3913. Butler, E. F. Boll worm. <Texas Farmer, 1 October, 1892.

3914. Chase, A. G. Remedy for cucumber enemies. <Amer. Agric,

August, 1891, p. 442.
Remedies for Diabrotica, flea-heetle, and squash hug.

3915. Cheever, a. W. Canker worm in Maine. <N. Eng. Farmer,

17 October, 1891.

3916. Cheever, A. W. The tent caterpillar pest. <]S^. Eng. Farmer,

28 May, 1892.

3917. Clifton, L. B. The cotton worm {Aletia xylina), <Georgia

Crop Kept., July, 1888.
a brief general article on subject.

3918. Craw, A. Peach tree borers infesting deciduous fruit trees.

<Bull. 58, Calif. State Board Hortic, 1891, pp. 7, 7 figs.

Notes on Sanniiia exitiosa and pacifica,

3919. Darlington, E. D. Coal oil emulsion for mealy bugs. < Amer.

Florist, 13 October, 1892, p. 237.

3920. Duncan, A. L. Resin wash for white fly. <Fla. Farmer and

Fruit Grower, 7 July, 1894.

3921. Ehrhorn, E. M. Friends and foes of the flower garden. <Pac.

Rural Press, 22 February, 1896.

3922. French, G. H. The grape scale {Aspidiotus nvce). < Prairie

Farmer, 14 February, 1891, p. 108.

3923. French, G. H. The rose scale. <Prairie Farmer, 14 March,

1891, p. 172.
Notes on Dias2}is roscv.

3924. Fuller, A. S. The cabbage aphis or louse. < Gardening, 1

September, 1893.

Use of tobacco water and kerosene emulsion mixed.

3925. Fuller, A. S. Killing cabbage worms. < Gardening, 15 Octo-

ber, 1893, p. 43.
Advocates use of salt.

3926. Fuller, A. S. Golden oak scale. <Gardening, 1 August,

1895.

Note on Asierodiasp'is quercicola.

3927. Garman, H. The corn root worm of Kentucky. <Farm Home

Journ., 31 August, 1889.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY. 240

3928. Garman, H. The food of the common mole. <Thc Industrial

American, 1 May, 1895, pp. 8-9. .
Food shown to be chielly eartliworiiis and insects.

392S=\ Harney, Cr.W. The ye\\o\7 sosde {Aspidiottis cltrinus). <Bnll.
5, Yuba County Hortic. Com., 1891.

3929. Harrtson, F. C. Liquid Paris green. <Ontario Agric. College

and Exptl. Farm llept., 1895, ])p. 186-187.

3930. IIiCKS, I. Peach-borers, <Gardening, 1 January, 1896.

3931. HiLLMAN, F, il. Two destructive currant borers. Flea beetles

infesting radish and beet. <Orchard and Garden, September,
1889, p. 178.

Notes on Pseiioccrus supernotalus, Jujeria lipulifonnis, and Phyllotieta rittafn.

3931^ Howard, L, O. Insects affecting the muskmelon. <Amer.
Gard., v. 14, No. 4, April, 1893, pp. 209-210, fig.
Notes on FhakeUiira hijalini talis, I'. nitUlalis, Meltttla ceto, Apliis citruUi, Epi-
Irix cKCHweri.s, Diahrotiia 12-punctaia, D. rittata, EpUaehna horealis, and
Anasa iristis.

3932. Johnson, W. G. Insects attacking fruit trees. Scale insects.

<Farm, Field and Fireside, 4 January, 1896; 25 January, 1896;
8 February, 1896; 4 figs.

3933. Lander, B. Ilut building seven teeu-year cicadas. <Sci. Amer.,

13 October, 1894.

3934. Mally, F. W. The California greedy-scale {Asjndiofus rapax)

attacking seedling peacli trees. <Texas Farmer, 3 November,
1894.
3934*. Mally, F. W. Scale insects. <Texas Farm and Eanch, 19
October, 1895.
A gcnei'al acconut, with remedies.

3935. Marvin, D. S. Thrips (TeUicjonia vitis). <Rural N. Yorker, 1

September, 1888, p. 576.

3936. May^, J. N. Vaporizing tobacco for killing green-fly, etc. < Amer.

Florist, 22 October, 1891.

3937. May, J. X. Cut worms iu rose bouses. <Amer. Florist, 29

December, 1894.

3938. McIntyre, J. F. Black scale enemies and parasites. <Pac.

Rural Press, 26 December, 1896.

3939. Meech, W. W. The pear slug. < Maryland Farmer, July, 1888,

p. 200.

3940. Messenger, C. B. Destroying insects by spraying. <Pac.

Rural Press, 4 June, 1892, p. 524.
Treats of remedies for San Jose scale, codling moth, and black scale.

3941. Miller, J. B. The grape leaf-folder. <Fruit Growers' Journal,

15 April, 1892.

3942. NiGELS, W. F, Tlie leaf mite. <Fla. Dispatch, 9 May, 1889,

p. 322,
Notes on the red spider.

250 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.

3943. NiSWANDER, F.J. Strawberry insects. < Orchard and Garden,

August, 1890, pp. 151-152, 2 figs.
Treats of Emphytus maculatus and Fhoxoijteria comptana.

3944. OsBORN, H. White marked tussock moth. < Orange Judd

Farmer, 4 March, 1893, 1 fig.

3945. OsBORN, H. The apple leaf folder. < Orange Judd Farmer, 14

October, 1893.

3946. OsBORN, H. Some injurious grape insects. < Orange Judd

Farmer, 6 January, 1894, i). 3, 1 fig.
Notes on Typlilocyia vitis and Eudemis hotrana.

3947. PoPENOB, E. A, Scale insects in Kansas. <Industria]ist, 2

February, 1895.

3948. SCHEYDECKER, M. The woolly apMs again. <Rural Northwest,

1 July, 1893.
Advocates the use of coal-oil.

3949. Shutt, F. T. Arsenate of lead. < Can ada Exptl. Farms Kept.,

1895, p. 220.
Notes on its nature and use.

3950. Troop, J. The grape-berry moth. <Ind. Farmer, 28 January,

1893, 1 fig.

Notes on Eudemis botrana.

3951. Weed, 0. M. Whitewash for rose-beetles. <Garden and Forest,

22 August, 1888, p. 307.

3952. Weed, 0. M. Cicadas or harvest flies and beetles. <Pop.

Garden., November, 1888, p. 45, 1 fig.

3953. Weed, C. M. The buflalo tree hopper. <Amer. Garden,, Feb-

ruary, 1892.

3954. Weed, C. M. Plant lice or aphides. <Amer. Cultivator, 13

May, 1893, 1 fig.

3955. Wheeler, E. The apricot scale. < Calif. Orchard and Farm,

1 December, 1892, p. 143.

3956. Williams, T. A. Common cabbage pests and their remedies.

< Dakota Farmer, 15 February, 1895.

IJSTDEX.

Ablerus clisiocampfp, 919.
Acautbacara siinilis, 2261.
Acanthia coliiiiibiaria, 1676.

hiriindiuis, 1548, 2912, 2917.

inodora, 33.'{5.

lectularia, 1548, 1589, 2004, 2126, 2704,

2791, 2912, 2917, 3084, 3579.
pipistrelliL', 2917.
Acanthoderus f|uadrigibbn.s, 2018.
Acarina, 65, 74, 443, 495, 640, 647, 1356, 1359, 1471,

1074, 1670, 2004, 20(19, 2014, 2302, 2427, 3281.
Acbietoneura feriialdi=Tachina mella.
Achatodcs zea>, 160.
Achorutea nivicola, 812, 1508.
Acnptus .suturalis, 2ol8.
Acorn iuseets, 17G4, 2018.
Acridiuni froiitali.s, 175.
Shoshone, 175.
Acrobasis = Mineola.

nebiilo=:Mineola indiginella.
Acrouycta. See Apatela.
Actias luDa, 2018.
Adalia bipmietiita, 449, 1276, 1579.
Adelges (species), 2018.
Adimonia cavicollis, 480, 1508.
Adoueta spinuloides, 2018.
Adoxus viti.'?, 2104, 2474.
.aigeiia acerni = Sesia.

cucurbitai = Melittia ceto.
bospes, 1091.
iiiipropi'ia, 1137.
pictipcs, 1089, 3707.
polistiformis = Sciapteron.
pyri^= Sesia.

rubi = Benibecia marginata.
tipulilbrmis = Sesia.
tricincta = Sciapteron.
Agallia quadripuiictata, 1898.

sauguinolenta, 1898, 2009.
Agatliis (txoratiis, 2,'i87.
Agoiiodorus pallipes, 627, 632.
Agrilus bilineatus, 868, 877.
egenu.s, 216.
graiiulatus, 2018.
ruficoUis, 481, 841, 843, 1276, 1471, 1536, 1630

3135, 3138, 3153, 3172, 3477, 3521.
sinnatus, 937, 3187, 3188, 3195, 3196, 3204,

3210.
sp., 1048.
Agriotes njancus, 296, 627, 632, 1505, 3024, 3428, 3478.
pubescens, 627.

Agrotis altemata, 2018.
annexa, 59, 703.
atomaris, 449.
bicarnea,607,703.
clandestina, 173, 180, 346, 482, 607, 669, 703,

734,2040,3017.
c-nigrum, 477, 607,734.
cupidissima, 2815. •
fennica, 1548, 3477.
gladiaria, 703, 3350.
herilis, 607,3428.
incivis, 703.
introferens, 181, 3241.
jaculifera, 703, 2903.
mossoria, 693, 734, 2040, 3153.
morrisouiana, 607.
ochreogaster, 565.
aaucia, 345, 482, 607, 693, 703, 734, 809, 1239,

2018, 2040, 2656, 3017.
subgothica, 482, 007, 693, 703, 734,2040, 2903,

3017, 3396.
telifera, 669, 1664.
tessellata, 734.
tricosa, 734.
vetusta, 482, 3017.
ypsilon, 607, 703, 734, 809, 1349, 2040.
Alans lusciosus, 2135.

oculatus, 804, 3517.
Alcathoe caudatuni, 1042, 1089, 2597.
Alder in.sects, 2018.
Aleiodes intermedins, 158.

rileyi, 158.
Aletia argiUacea, 52, 200, 1006, 1622, 1659, 1662, 1664,
1798, 2862, 2963, 3260, 3287,3339,3700,3761,3876,3881,
3917.
Aleurodicus cocois, 2735.
Aleyrodes aceris, 2018.

citri, 949, 2193, 2706, 3379, 3380, 3381, 3910,

3920.
citrifolii, 1700, 2611.
sp., 2319.

vaporariorum, 65, 145, 091, 698.
AUorbina mutabilis, 3310, 3319, 3321, 3324, 3828.

nitida, 25, 627, 632, 654,683, 708, 1889, 2187,
2232, 2267, 3048, 3210, 3220, 3227, 3344.
Allygus irroratus, 1898.
Alphitobiua diaperinns, 1070.
Alum for insects, 1878.

for rose-sings, 2747.
on currant-worms, 526.
Alypia octomaculata, 181, 205, 1046, 1239, 3123.

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INDEX.

Amniophila luctuosa, 2805.
Amorbia humerosana, 2018.
Anipelophaga myrou, 570, 1189, 1239, 1497, 1966.
Amphibolips pruiius, 1204.

Amphicerus bicaudatiis, 151, 180, 275, 1015, 1588,
1794, 1918, 1977, 2034,2055, 2056, 2915,
3195,3484.
piinctipenni.s, 401.
Aniphidasys cognatana, 2018, 2037, 2042, 2054.
Aiiiibrus simplex, 160, 109, 173, 976, 1577, 1688, 2193.
Aiianietia grisea, 573, 578, 579, 2651.
Anaphes gracilis, 2196.
Anaphora popeauella, 2421.
Aiiarsia linealella, 334, 398, 449, 481, 889, 1171, 1949,

2799, 3707.
Au&aa tristis, 52, 115, 131, 205, 526, 531, 1222, 1277,
1311, 1349, 1385, 1424, 1468, 1469, 1809, 2087, 2886,
2997, 3163, 3575, 3931".
Aiiatis IS-punctata, 334, 1179, 1299.

subvittata, 449.
Aiigoumois moth — Sitotroga cerealella.
Aiiguillula, 45, 53, 54, 57, 58, 499, 1797. See Nema-
todes.
Animal parasites, 725, 1027, 1987.
Auisopteryx pometaria, 210, 416, 573, 800, 804, 807,

810, 1507, 2036, 3707.
Auisota i)e.llucida=virginiensis.
rubicunda= Dryocampa.
senatoria, 1239, 1535, 1798, 2018.
stigma, 2018.
virginiensis, 1535, 2018.
AnomPfia laticlavia, 221.
Anomala binotata, 3434.

lucicola, 1182, 1471,3153.
margiuata, 1376, 1471, 2262, 2666.
minuta, 2262.
undulata, 173, 2805, 3428.
varians=uudulata.
Antepione depontanata, 2018.
Antbaxia viridicornis, 2018.
Antheria polyphemus — Telea.
Antliicus heroicus, 1005.
Anthomyia brassicaj ~ Phorbia.
ceparum ^^ Pliorbia.
• radieum, 069, 1865, 2948.
rapbani, 669, 3597.
sp., 1547, 2531, 3374.
ze« = Phorbia fusciceps.
Anthonomus angustifroiis, 3528.

grandis, 944, 966, 997, 1006, 1704, 3336.
musculus (aiict.)=:8ignatus.
nigrinus, 229.
prunicida = Coccotorua .
quadrigibbua,180, 210, 731, 1171, 1603,

1977, 2050, 3707.
signatus, 100, 101, 106, 161, 222, 225,
300, 494, 1936, 2188, 2227, 3173.
Antbophilax rairificns, 2018.
Anthrax hypomelas, 2393.

8p,,3428.
Anthrenus scrophularim, 482, 528, 569, 583, 812, 933,
1012,1239.1264,1397, 1458, 1508, 1853,
2041,2186,2508, 2936, 3071, 3517, 3672,
3710, 3782.
vai'ius = verbasci.

verbasci, 235, 709, 1527, 1759, 2266, 2346,
2508.

Anthribus cornntns, 2055.
Antispila nyssjefoliella, 1508, 2018.

(species), 2018.
Ants, 525, 528, 632, 640, 884, 1377, 1411, 1428, U65,
1471,1508,1548,1559, 159), 1765, 1767, 1787,
1913, 2042, 2091, 2791, 2949, 3000, 3195, 3385.
leaf-cutting, 2623.
Aonidia aurantii= Aspidiotus.
Apan teles congregatus, 158, 172, 570, 698, 1189, 1263,
1497,3660,3671.
gloineratus, 1739, 1974, 2604.
byphautriffi, 158.
limenitidis, 3630.
sp.,1547.
(species), 3660.
Apate basilaris=Sinoxylon.
Apatela ameficana, 116, 158, 2018, 2037.
betula;, 2018.
brumosa, 1535, 2018.
lepusculina, 158, 172, 809, 1533.
noctivaga, 2018.

obliuita, 88, 158, 160, 161, 683, 2018, 3277.
populi, 2(Jl8.
(species), 2018.
Apatelodes angelica, 2018.

torrefacta, 2018.
Apatura celtis, 172, 2135.

clyton, 172, 2135.
Aphalaria calthiB, 477.
Apheliuus diaspidis, 916, 2196, 2703.
fuscipeunis, 399, 3325.
mali, 180.

mytilaspidis, 399, 3325.
Aphidida?, 39, 74, 339, 425, 490, 632, 840, 1171, 1227,
1352, 1471, 1547, 1637, 1731, 1812, 1952, 2013, 2014,
2018, 2085, 2622, 2968, 2985, 3113, 3129, 3210, 3260,
3281, 3310, 3511, 3633, 3694, 3865, 3866, 3954.
Aphidius granariaphia, 305, 319, 3113.

tlavicoxa, 45.
Aphis brassiere, 669, 1017, 1276, 1317, 1389, 1817, 1862,
1893, 2054, 2087, 2102, 2887, 2889,3113,3123,
3503, 3504, 3515, 3536, 3538, 3577, 3694, 3725,
3763, 3777, 3924.
cucumeria, 72, 130, 181 1187, 1349,1748,1998,
2011, 2187, 2439, 2886, 3113, 3123,3163, 3172,
3192, 3195, 3589,3931". See A. gossypii.
cucurbita^, 1780.
eiionymi= A. rumicis.
fabaj, 009.

forbesi, 3647, 3650, 3657.
gossypii, 1006, 1554, 2032, 2087, 3210, 3382. See

A. cucumeris.
granaria= Siphonophora.
lanigcra = Sc liizoneura.
niaidi-radicis, 160, 609, 618, 627, 632, 1914, 1994,

2031, 2754, 3656.
maidis, 27, 45, 160, 167, 598, 618, 1610, 1994,

3670, 3708.
mali, 16, 19, 20, 156, 180, 579, .583,804, 809, 826,
1239, 1301, 1368, 1369, 1372, 1429, 1752, 1915,
1930, 1977, 2054, 2130, 2889, 3351,3376,3504,
3522, 3566, 3591, 3707.
malifoliiB, 826.
middletonii, 1410.
pastinaci, 2593.

persiciC-iiigra, 94, 555, 583, 708, 1454, 1672,
2901, 3094, 3113, 3121, 3123, 3156, 3213, 3707.

INDEX.

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Aphispnuiifolii, 1444, 1487, 1749, 1750, 1935, 3319,
3707.
ribis — Myzus.
rumici8,66, 2014, 2884.
viburni, 2014.
Aphodius tiuietarius, 1317, 3021, 3059.
grauarius, 627, 632.
inquiuatus, 1948.
AphoniKS tridejitata, 809.
. Aphrophora parallela, 2018.
Apliyciis iuiraaculatua, 916.
Apion rostratum, 2018.
Aplodes couiferaria, 2018, 2020.

niiraosaria, 2018.
Apple insects, 33, 180, 210,401,815,1022,1245,1508,
1623, 1631, 1790, 1897, 1977, 3195, 3512, 3707,
3710,3734,3861.
Tootn, lesistaut to aphis, 1170, 3833.
Apple-tree borers, 584, 1771, 1782, 2187, 3069, 3195,

3277.
Apricot aphis, 3846.
Araguomus griseus, 2203.
Aramigus lulleri, 317, 554, 556, 1046, 1171.
Arctia ai'ge, 160.

phyllira, 3768.
rectiliuea, 652.
Argas aniericana, 835, 977, 2715.
Argyresthia cupressella, 384.
gu-dartella, 2018.
Arhopalus fulmiiiaiis, 2018.
Arkansas insects, 3438.
Army worm = Leucania nnipuncta.
Arifcenis fasciciilatus, 239, 240.
Arsenate of barium, 1132.
copper, 1593.

lead, 537, 1586, 3180, 3195, 3949.
soda, 537.
Arsenic in kerosene emulsion, 2119.
Arsenical poisoning, 040, 2198.
solutions, 1724, 2202.
Arsenite of aiiiiiionia, 1736, 1957.
Arsenites, 172, 203, 306, 310, 562, 600, 712, 729, 741,
903, 1641, 2169, 2198, 2986, 3293, 3693,
3881, 3882.
eire.t on plants, 599, 640, 1121, 1593, 1961,

2422, 3875.
on tobacco, 700, 707.
Arseniuretted hydrogen, 411.
Artace punctistriga, 1309.
Artipus floridanus, 2848.
Asajjhes decoloratns, 296, 627, 632, 3024.
Aseniura mtestum, 2018.
Ashinsects, 1.58, 2018.
Asida (species), 3901.
Asilidiv, 1626.

Asopia costalis, 160, 478, 1362, 1508, 1669, 1954, 1960,
1981, 1990, 1995, 2009, 2280, 2584, 3437, 3445, 3448,
3510,3571,3693.
Aajiidiotophagus citrinus, 916.
Aspidiotus abietis, 2018.
a-8culi,1082.

ancylus, 275, 1438, 1547, 2018.
articulatus, 2.58.

aurantii, 355, 368, 370, 389, 390, 399, 785,
786, nil, 1137, 1143, 1155,
1700, 2515, 2592, 3311.
parasites of, 916.

Aspidiotus camellia^, 953, 994, 998.

citrinus, 445, 1700, 2518, 3928". See A.

aurantii.
comstocki, 1080, 1082.
convexus, 399, 2018, 3325.
destructor, 278.
ficus, 134, 953, 949, 1598, 1700.
forbesi, 1080, 1082.
bowardi, 275, 905.
juglan8regiiv,953, 994, 998, 1701, 2018,

2787.
nerii, 399, 804, 1239, 1349, 15U8, 1700,1701,

2365.
obscurus, 2018.

perniciosus, 17, 20, 21, 41, 42, 105, 107,
108, 133, 264, 275, 282, 346, 353, 355, 379,
399, 412, 413, 425, 540, 577, 579, 644, 708,
829, 875, 878, 914, 932, 953, 955, 968, 994,
998, 1010, 1077, 1079, 1121), 1137, 1437,
1507, 1508, 1582, 1072, 2054, 2193, 2194,
2196, 2437, 2778, 2798, 2825, 2826, 2838,
2860,2885,2888,2800, 3092, 3179, 3183,
3186, 3191,31.93, 3195, 3200, 3210, 3218,
32G4, 3265,3282, 3284, 3305, 3311, 3325,
3366, 3376, 3552, 3553, 3562, 3567, 3570,
3585, 3596, 3604, 3609, 3612, 3727, 3812,
3823, 3940.
pini, 2018.

rapax, 399, 1701, 2018, 3325.
sp., 3110, 3325.
tenebricosus, 2018.
ulmi, 1082.

uviB, 928, 1724, 1729, 1771, 3922.
Aspidisca (species), 2018.

splendorilerella, 161, 180, 3280, 3517.
Association Econ. Eutom., Proc, 895, 3159, 3181,

3202, 3217.
Asterodiaspis quercicola, 1520, 2018, 3133, 3282,

3926.
Ataxia crypta, 1006.
Athysauus instabilis, 477.
(species), 2018.
striatulus, 3110.
Atropos diviiiatorius, »590.

Attacus cecropia, 158, 101, 567, 812, 1308, 1500, 1533,
1819, 1844, 1910, 1977, 2018, 2037, 3477, 3537, 3.539.
3641, 3673, 3707, 3866.
Attagenus megatoma = piceus.

piceus, 235, 482, 528, 569, 708, 1012, 1062,
1063,1397, 1443, 2041, 2434, 2435, 2465,
2038.
Attelabus analis, 2018.

bipustulatus, 2018.
rhois, 2018.
Aulacaspis rosse, 998, 1102, 1701, 1775, 1785, 2594,

3195,3311,3477,3923.
Aulacizes sp., 2214.

Aulacomerus lutescen8=:Cladius viminalis.
Bacterial diseases, 613, 614, 620, 1057, 1547, 1558,
1559, 1668, 1800, 1892, 2137, 2576, 3223, 3379, 3520,
3555.
Bacterial disease of Diabrotica. 618.

grasshoppers, 746.
sijuasb bug, 508.
white grubs. 3221.
Balaninus caryatrypes — proboscoideus.
nasicus, 2018, 2268.

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INDEX.

Balauinus proboscoideus, 909, 1407, 1671, 2018.
quercus, 218, 3013.
rectus, 2] 8, 2018.
sp., 2991, 3173.
(species), 787.
uuilorinis, 218.
Bassiis sycophanta, 334.
Basswood in.sects, 2018.
Batrachcdia .salicipoiiionella, 2018.
Boiiu'h Eureka insecticide, 2136.
Beecli iii.sccts,2018.
Bees, 112, 1043, 3354.

and .spraying, 1165, 1285, 1390, 1508, 2369, 3397,
3463, 3475, 3544, 3559, 3560, 3600.
Beet insects, 162, 163, 168, 170, 176, 1300, 1397, 1916.
Belvosia bifasciata, 158, 172.

Bembecia marginata, 161, 583, 1044, 1089, 1090, 3133,
3138,3707.
sequoia;, 2018.
tibials, 1089.
Beneficial in.sects, 318,339, 388, 444, 452, 1069, 1123,
1170, 1172, 1728, 2137.
iu.secta, exportation of, 2432, 2614, 2644,
2684,3179.
Bothylus sp.,2059.

Bibio albipennis, 478, 1214, 1935, 1974, 3526, 3566.
Bircli insects, 2018.
Bird lice, 1518, 1956, 2004.
Bistou ursaria, 2018.
Bisulpliato of soda, 2578.

Bisulphide of carbon, 82, 233, 504, 781, 782, 783, 960,
1706, 2137, 2358, 2620,2827,
3146, 3180, 3190, 3195, 3204,
3473, 3550, 3566, 3788, 3802,
3810.
for hen-lice, 2748.
for plant-lice, 701, 2011, 3551.
Blackberry insects, 3138, 3153, 3410, 3477, 3495, 3710.
]51apstinus ruflpes, 451.
Blastobasis chalcofrontella, 2020.

iceryaella, 399.
Blastopbaga psenes, 51G, 517, 518, 1170.
Blepbarida rhoia, 524.

Blissus leucopterus, 6, 52, 80, 151, 161,166,170,173,
177, 186, 191, 213, 519, 588, 589, 591, 593, 594, 597, 607,
608, 619, 624, 620, 708, 711, 714, 717, 810, 812, 886, 890,
925, 968, 1508,1529, 1531, 1543, 1544, 1547, 1548, 1552,
1575, 1600, 1601, 1675, 1701, 1705, 1795, 1801, 1830,
1841, 1899, 1907, 1990, 1993, 1994, 2011, 2043, 2770,
2867, 2872, 3042, 3235, 3237, 3238, 3240, 3265, 3352,
3428, 3575, 3385, 3591, 3603, 3611, 3619, 3620, 3623,
3631, 3638, 3714, 3745, 3760, 3804, 3868, 3876.
Blister beetles, 158, 160, 164, 167, 483, 486, 598, 878,
1495, 1547, 1887, 2009, 2187, 2552, 2877, 3167, 3195,
3496, 3504, 3576.
Boarniia crepusculari.a^ C3'niatophora.

plumogeraria, 411, 1384.
Boll worm = Heliothis arniiger.
Bookworms, 700, 3378.
Boophilusbovis, 461, 462, 495, 1276, 1548, 1686, 1701,

2004, 2324, 3226, 3834.
Bordeaux mixture, 374, 692, 694, 698, 704, 1860, 2198.
Borers, 172, 206, 481, 1492, 1787, 2525, 3207.

in a trunk, 4.
Bostrichus bicornis, 2018.
Botflies, 1028, 2004.
Bots in hoga, 2505.

Botis harveyana, 2371.
nelumbialis, 3117.
repetitalis, 2087.
Box-elder insects, 158.
Bracbys aeruginosa, 2018.

(specie.s),2018.
Brachytarsus altematus, 173, 2088.

variegatua, 173.
Bracon hebetor, 1068.
honestor, 983.
rugator, 3685.
vernonife, 764.
Brochymena annulata, 920, 3.576, 3600.
Bruchidffi, 1041,2691.
Brvicbophagus funebris, 878.
Bruchus chinensis, 888, 1239, 2088.
fabas = obtectus.
granarius = rafimanus.
lentis, 1317.

obsoletus (auct.) = obtectus.
obtectua, 84, 103, 449, 531, 532, 693, 852,
1238, 1269, 1317, 1440, 1441, 1639, 1664,
1910, 1949, 1982, 2042, 2065, 2066, 2070,
2082, 2087, 2088, 2174, 2188, 2621, 2664,
2900, 2905, 3262, 3496, 3511, 3533, 3539,
3541,3638,3669,3743.
pisi = pisorum.

pisorum, 84, 103, 205, 243, 531, 541, 549, 555,
560, 562, 574, 693, 738, 1318, 1503, 1639,
1664, 1609, 1936, 2042, 2053, 2082, 2088,
2174, 2188, 2621, 2701, 3262, 3366, 3638,
3737, 3741, 3743, 3787.
quadrimaculatus, 103, 2082, 2088, 2905,

3262.
ruflmanus, 549, 1317, 2082.
Scutellaria = chinensis.
Bryobia pratensi.s, 426, 432, 1011, 1207, 1276, 1317,
1891, 1895, 2024, 2044, 2374, 2714, 2809,
2836, 3375, 3376, 3395, 3569.
sp., 3390, 3643.
Bucculatrix canadensisella, 570, 1349, 2018, 2019.
pomifoliella, 210, 567, 1239, 1275, 1288,

1348, 1619.
<apecies), 2018.
thuiella, 2018.
Buckwheat for cutworms, 3894.
Buffalo gnats, 659, 660, 980, 1027, 1548, 1565, 2004,

2221, 2659, 2681, 2894, 3383, 3479.
Bulimus decoUatus, 2718.
Bumble bees and clover, 876, 2506, 2627.
Bupre.stis (species), 2018.
By turns unicolor, 3477.
Cabbage butterfly = Pieri8 rapje.
Cabbage-worm disease, 132.

Cabbage worms, 34, 150, 168, 880, 1019, 1340, 1547,
1551, 1817, 1819, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1934, 1979,1991,
2093, 2187, 2428, 2541, 3039, 3040, 3195, 3752, 3761,
3795, 3817, 3866, 3925, 3956.
Cacoecia argyrospila, 738, 743, 2018, 2413.
cerasivorana, 295, 2054, 3707, 3900.
fervidana, 2018.
parallela, 3153.
rosaceana, 180, 334, 477, 578, 579, 812, 1507,

1547, 2034, 2054.
rosana, 295.

semiferana, 738, 743, 1530, 1547, 2018, 2670.
CoeUodes inasqualis = Craponiua.

INDEX.

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Calandra granaria, 103, 173, 233, 3:!4, 482, 489,554,
567,573,728, 107G, 1207,1278,1382,1387,
2082, 2088, 3262, 3487, 3716, 3753.
linearis, 228.

iiry/.a, 103, 173, 233, 502, 554, 567, 573, 728,
1076, 1254, 1701, 2082, 2088, 2609, 2362,
3753
reiiiotepiinctata = granaria.
Calaudridif, 2257.
('allidimu iintiunatniii, 2018.
Calliiiioi'plia Iccoiitei, 598.
Calliptenis (species), 2018.
Callosainia pronictboa, 2018.
Calocoris cliciiopoilii, 2222.

rapidus, 1559.
Calf>ptenus= Pe/.zotetti.\.
Calosoiiia calidum, 158, 640, 3074
scrutator, 158, 640.
(species), 158.
Cambala annulata, 706.
Caiuiiiila pulliuitla, 175, 1538, 2161.
Camponotus lierciilanua, 1375, 1471.
Cainpoplfx paniscus, 2010.
Caiuptobroeliis graiidis, 2188.

nebulosus, 1770.
Canaigre beetle, 586, 3310.

Canker- worni.s, 33, 34, 44,73, 93, 293, 314, 416, 535, 560,
573, 579, 583, 795, 812, 1046, 1128, 1173, 1515, 1623,
1631, 1664, 1667, 1910, 2037, 2075, 3037, 3049, 3079,
3092, 3265, 3306, 3514, 3527, 3546, 3600, 3612, 3724,
3915.
Canna in.sects, 1415.
Cannon's fruit protector, 1770.
Cantharis nuttalli, 570, 573.
Caiillrou l:pvis,3034.
Caprification, 518, 1168, 1169, 1170.
Capsidw, 816, 2055, 2409, 3312.
Carabns serratns, 610.
Carbolic acid for rose-chafer, 1087.
Carbon bis\ilphide - Bisulphide of carbon.
CardioplioriKS sp., 627.
Caripeta angustiorata, 2018.

divisiata, 2018.
Carnation "twitter," 75,939,2762,2793.
Carneades scandens, 482, 3017.
Carpboboriis (.species), 2018.
Carphoxera ptelearia, 2157, 2158, 2163, 2177, 3891.
Carpocapsa pomonella, 2, 16, 17, 20, 33, 34, 39, 52, 88,
90, 91, 150, 151, 101, 180, 205, 200, 210, 267, 275, 303,
343, 397, 40.1, 425, 456, 523, 531. 560, 579, 598, 693, 713,
720, 736, 739, 765, 766, 804, 814, 822, 824, 842, 1046,
1136, 1139, 1110, 1144, 1151, 1160, 1171, 1174, 1209,
1291, 13C7, 1509, 1576, 1581, 1664, 1667, 1745, 1857,
1887, 1977, 2054, 2092. 2187, 2307, 2338, 2430, 2490,
2502, 2819, 2926, 2958, 3047, 3087, 3088, 3108, 3182,
3I!>8, 3276, 3277, 3299, 3319, 3324, 3343, 3366, 3373,
3374, 3370, 3405, 3642, 37u7, 3709, 3724, 3743, 3840,
3843, 3851, 3860, 3940.
Carpocapsa saltitans, 1204.

sp., 2336.
Carpopbilus brachypterus, 3423.
mutilatus, 2512, 3261.
pallipennis, 3262, 3753.
(species), 2275.
Carrot insects, 3415.
Carteria larrese, 2296.

Cassida bivittata, 156, 3123.

uigripes, 156, 1258, 3123.
Cataboniba pyrastri, 449, 1173.
Catal]ia insects, 158.
Catastoga bauiaiueliella, 2018.
Caterva catenaria, 2018, 3477.
Catbartus ad vena, 3551.

gemellatus, 233, 502, 2088, 3262, 3753.
Catocala grynea, 1739.

(species), 2018.
Catorama punctulata, 2088.
Caulophilus latinasus, 239.
Cau.stic washes, 3309.
Cecidomyii balsamicola, 1204, 1317.
betulai, 1508.

destructor, 173, 532, 533, 537, 598, 605,
618, 674, 693, 1142, 1144, 1239, 1.547,
1548, 1624, 1664, 1675, 1855, 1903, 1934,
1940, 2002, 2003, 2107,2112,2114,2118,
2122, 2230, 2477, 2483, 2657, 2836, 3205,
.3210, 3287, 3400, 3446, 3447, 3449, 3453,
3472, 3497, 3504, 3569, 3626, 3703, 3712,
3738, 3878.
grossulari.'e, 115.

leguniinicola, 478, 549, 598, 1239, 1669,
1824, 1860, 1920, 1990, 1995, 2246, 3617,
3693.
liriodendri, 1034.
robini.e, 844.
sp., 2281, 2472.
(species), 173,2018.
tritici, 3282.
vaccinii, 533, 3110.
Celatoria crawii=- diabroticae.

diabroticse, 376.
Celery insects, 477, 880.
Cenopis (species), 2018.
Centipedes, 938.
Centistes americana, 2111.
Centrinus picumnus, 3393.
Centrodera bicolor, 877.

decolorata, 867.
Cephenomyia sp., 2343, 2455.
Cephus occidentalis, 173, 2810.

pygmaius, 173, 220, 288, 292, 1852, 1853, 2376,
3461.
Cerambycida\ food habits, 123.
Ceraniica picta^Mamestra.
CeraiJbrou triticum, 173, 3113.
Ceratitis capitata, 2159, 2412, 2443, 2445, 2712.
Ceratomia amyntor, 2018.
hageni, 158, 172.
Ccratopogon sp., 1548.
C<'r('bysius icery.T?, 905.

Ceresa bubalus, 172, 180, 1536, 1572, 1730, 1760, 1770,
1771, 1774, 1845, 1803, 1906, 1909, 1977, 2018,
2195, 2931, 3458, 3510,3524,3675,3680,3691,
3707, 3953.
taurina, 1572, 2195.
Cermatia forceps, 1011, 1204, 1317, 1756, 2381.
Ceroplastes cirripediforniis, 951, 1700, 2215. .

lioridanus, 1700, 2290, 2382, 2504, 2648.
Cerotoma caminea = trifurcata.

trifurcata, 221, 2070, 3768.
Cerura borealis, 2018.

(species), 2018.
Ceuthopbilus eating cartains, 3333.

256

INDEX.

Ceutorhynclius napi=rap89.

rapje, 1723, 1724, 1731, 1733, 1756,

3601.
seriesetosua, 2889.
Chsetocnema conflnis, 3153, 3171.

puiicaria, 160, 2480, 2543.
CliiBtopsis asnea, 958.

Chaitopbonis negundini.s, 150, 151, 152, 172, 573,
3694.
(species), 2018.
Chalci.s flavipes, 1547.

inaria', 1.58, 161.
Chalcophora angulicoUis, 2018.
liberta, 2018, 3342.
virginieusis, 2018, 3342.
Cliamyris cerintba, 1739.
Cliaradra (species), 2018.
Cliaritopua magniiieus, 843, 2055.
Cliauliode.s pectinicornis, 1349.
Cbauliognathus pennsylvanicus, 1204, 1397, 1696,

2187.
Chelidnea vittigera, 2739.
Chelonus electus, 918.
Clielymorpha argus, 1880, 2940.

pliytophaga, 3530.
Chenues pinicorlicis, 172, 181, 2807.

pinit'olias, 2018.
Clierry insects, 3710.
Cheyletus eruditus, 2283.
Chigo, 1052, 3621.
Chilo plejadellus, 440.

saccliaralis =. Diatrsea.
Chilocorus bivulnenis, 180, 181, 449, 1409, 1700, 2674,
3420.
cacti, 2127.
Cbiloneurus albicornis, 1770.

diaspidiuarum, 936.
Cbimarocephala viridifasciata, 1319, 1397.
Chincli bug disease, 173, 181, 186, 484, 590, 592, 607,
616,618,622,625,626,629,631,713, 1530, 1544, 1547,
1664, 1859, 1898, 1931, 1941, 2011, 2023, 2345, 3229,
3230, 3231, 3232, 3233, 3234, 3236, 3237, 3238, 3239,
3240, 3241, 3263, 3504, 3611, 3631, 3674.
Cbion ciiictns, 1827, 1977, 2018.
Chionaapis americaua, 1082, 1547.
a8pidistr»,-276.
biclavis, 2592.
citri,449, 1700, 2612.
euonymi, 277, 998, 1700.
fiirf'iirus, 180, 583, 708, 723, 735, 953, 994,
998, 1323, 1480, 1508, 1977, 2018, 2289,
2920, 2960, 3035, 3085, 3195, 3347, 3564,
3675, 3707.
ortholobis, 2785.
pinilolite, 1268, 1508, 2018, 2984.
quercus, 2018.
salicis, 1647.
(species), 2018.
Clilamys plicata, 158, 1564, 2018, 2078.
Cbloridea rhexia, 2269.
Cbloropisca prolifica = Chlorops variceps.
Chlorop.s sp., 3393.

variceps, 1204, 1247, 1317.
Cblorotettix viiidis, 3766.
Cborizagrotis iutroferens = Agrotis.
Chortopbaga viridifasciata = Cbinierocepbala.
Chortopbila betarum, 669.

Chramesus icorije, 2018.
Cbrysauthemum insects, 79.
Chrysobotbris dentipes, 216, 2018.

feiiiorata, 39, 172, 210, 216, 481, 584,
718, 804, 1046, 1506, 1864, 1077, 2018,
2054, 2187, 2454, 3366, 3370, 3707,
3885.
barrisii, 2018.
mali, 19, 20, 344, 351,1144.
triuervia, 2018.
Chrysocbus auratus, 1204.

cobaltinus, 2456.
Cbrysocorys erytliriella, 2018.
Cbrysoniela miiltipunctata, 158.
sigmoidea, 2940.
(species), 2018.
verrucosa, 158.
Cliry8omelid;e, food babits, 119, 221.
Cbrysopa californica, 449, 1173.

oculata, 305, 1579, 1700.
Cicada hieroglypbica, 3198.

septendecim, 15, 185, 187, 485, 1154, 1239,
1317, 1355, 1405, 1471, 1517, 1501, 1067, 1672,
1830, 1977, 2018, 2143, 2185, 2193, 2208, 2285,
2734, 2850, 2909, 2932, 2941, 3023, 3043, 3060,
3107, 3108, 3164, 3178. 3192, 3195, 3933, 3952.
tibicen, 1906, 1977.
Cicadula exitiosa, 201, 1898, 1920, 2315.
nigrifrons, 100.
(luadrilineata, 477, 1037, 1548.
Cimbex amoricana, 8, 150, 151, 152, 158, 172, 1533,

1817, 1819, 1820, 1884, 1925, 1977, 2018, 2037, 3407.
Cirrospilus flavicincta, 1547.
Citberonia regalis, 708, 2018, 2481.

sepulcliralis, 2018.
Cladius isomera, 1731.

pectinicornis, 1400, 2175, 2188.
vimiualis, 1204, 1317.
Clastoptera obtusa, 1239, 1349.

pini, 1349.
Clean cultivation, 3139.
Cleora pulcbraria, 2018.
Clerus forniicarius, 854, 863, 1403, 2834, 3154.
Click beetles, 1494.

Climbing outwornis, 483, 1788, 2937, 3017, 3376.
Clinocentrus americanus, 3001.
Clisiocampa americaua, 17, 20, 32, 34, 52, 115, 158,
161, 210, 247, 289, 290, 291, 531, 535,
550, 560, 567, 093, 804, 849, 850, 859,
1040, 1175, 12;!5, 1326, 1388, 1490, 103.5,
1064, 1793, 1977, 2903, 2975, 3319, 3343,
3510, 3096, 3707, 3709, 3724, 3735, 3912,
3916.
californica, 411, 2018.
conatricta, 411, 2018, 3375.
disstria, 115, 158, 531, 560,804, 8(17, 1388,

1739, 2018, 2333, 2539.
erosa, 3375.
fragilis, 275.
pluvialis, 3375.
silvaticar= disstria.
(species), 1144.
tboracica, 411.
Clivina impressifrons, 627, 632.
Cloantba derupta, 2848.

Clover insects, 880, 1925, 2009, 3469, 3652, 3710,
Clytantbus albofasciatus, 2018.

INDEX.

257

Clytus=Cyllene.

Cnesinus strigicollis, 2857.

Coccida?, 39, 135, 2Cl, 262, 266, 272, 273, 274, 280, 281,
294, 340,387, 428, 446,483,632, 777, 1051,
1057,1080, 1082,1170,1171, 1280, 1281, 1432,
1547, 1798, 1877, 20-19, 2064, 2192, 2487,
2630,2729,2890, 3195,3222, 3307, 3310, 3325,
3356,3571, 39:i2, 3947.
jjarasites of, 908.
Cocciiiella 9-notot:i, 172, 180, li428, 3538.
(species), 449.
venusta, 180.
Coccophagus aurantii, 369, 916.
californicus, 891.
liiuulatus, 916.
Coccotoius prunicida, 180, 727, 732, 733, 1545, 1548,
1921,1977,2368,3707.
Bciitellaixs, 149, 1.50, 1171. 2368.
Coccus trifolii=Dactj-lopius.
Cocliineal insect, 40.
Cockroaches, 709, 957, 1591. 2126, 2225, 3097. 3176,

3177.
Cocoainit insects, 2606.
Codling moth=Carpocapsa pomonella.
Cola.spidea smaragdula, 2801.
Colaspis biuunea, 101, 083, 3576.

fiavida, 2446, 3873.
Colaatus (species), 2275.

Cold weather and insects, 1007, 1550, 1689, 3565.
Coleophora fletcherella, 71, 275, 578, 579, 583, 585,
2982, 3092, 3571.
laricella, 658, 1048.
nialivorella, 161, 180, 275, 1-.88, 1349.
on pear, 1253.
(species), 2018.
Coleoptera, food habits. 121, 127, 401, 2851, 3326.
pdeothrips trifasciata,173. 477.
Colias philodice, 478.
Collops quadrimaculatua, 2193, 2196.
Colopha uliuicola, 172, 2018, 2036, 2037.
Colorado insects, 256.

potato l)eetle^Dor5^phora decemlineata.
Compsoinj'ia macellaria, 045, 646, 702, 1027, 1116,
1548, 1695, 1737, 1890, 1927, 2004, 2580, 3098,
3695, 3739, 3740, 3743.
Comys fusca, 2572.
Conicera sp., 3416.
Conorhiuus sangnisuga, 1122, 1589, 2004. 2126, 2806,

3534.
Conotrachelua crat.vgi, 1171, 1471,3087.
juglandis, 2018.

nenuphar, 39, 45, 88, 90, 141, 151, 180,
190, 218, 284, 285, 309, 321, 323, 526,
531, 5GU, 579, 618, 603, 718, 727, 733,
758. 804, 814, 842, 1045,1040,1171,
1317, 1545, 1548, 1563, 1607, 1631,
1664, 1672, 1731, 1736, 1772, 1796,
1865, 1870, 1921, 1927, 2083,2085,
2096, 2128, 2165, 2259, 2410, 2996,
3073, .^092, 3108, 3122, 3127, 3140,
3185, 3270, 3277, 3281, 3340, 3388,
3395. 3405, 3413, 3423, 3513, 3620,
3625, 3637, 3638, 3642,- 3648, 3653,
3059, 3662, 3685, 3689, 3690, 3692,
3705, 3707, 3725, 3743, 3839, 3842.
Cooperation against insects, 2802.
Copidosoma turni, 158.

3909 17

Copidosoma variegatuni, 334, 889.
Copidryas gloveri, 2236.

Coptocycla auricihalcea, 52, 150, 1258, 1276, 3123,
3172, 3488.
clavata, 1270.
guttata, 150, 3123.
pallida=aurichalcea.
Coreus tristis^Anasa.
Corimelicua atra, 3535.

pulicaria,477, 1.349, 1731.
Cork insects, 2234.
Corn bill-bugs, 151, 160, 167, 189, 587, 607, 1791, 1990,

1?91, 3140, 3172, 3489, 3804.
Corn iu-sects, 23, 160, 167, 027, 032, 880, 1994, 3426,

3550,3710,3804.
Corn \vorm=^Heliothi8 arniiger.
Cortliylus colunibiauiis, 865, 867, 868.

punctatissimus, 801. 868, 2018, 2858.
Corydalus cornutus, 1349.
Corj-mbites caricinns, 583.
Corynetes rulii)es=Xecrobia.
Corythuca arciiata. 804, 2018, 2054, 2329, 2993.
ciliata, 1204.
fuscigera, 2940.
Coscinoptera dominicana, 161, 180.
Cosniopepla carnifex, 3386, 3395.
Cossula magnitica, 2018.
Cossus angrezi, 2018.

centerensis, 2018.
reticuhitus, 2018.
robiuire, 1798.
Coialpa lanigera. 809, 2018.

nr.siiia, 350.
Cotton bands for canker-worms, 1724.
codling moth, 1759.
insects, 49, lOOG, 1557, 1558, 1559, 16.59, 3773.
leaf-worm=Aletia argillacea.
worms, amount of damage in Texas, 3228.
Cottonwood insects, 158. 2018.
Crambus caliginosellus, 97, 98, 189, 2555.
exsiccatu8=^iutermiuellus.
interminellus, 718, 1828, 1830, 1990, 1994,

1995.
(spec'.es). 522, 1604, 3600.
teterrelliis, 1756.
topiarius, 2875.

vulgivagellu.s, 160, 173, 1990, 3173, 3219.
zeellus, 160, 167, 929, 2838, 3488.
Cranberry insects, 533, 757, 3110, 3123, 3152, 3162,

3183.
Crane Hies, 3478, 3481.

Craponius iuiuqualis, 1306, 1397, 1664,2464, 2668.
Crayfish, 3802, 3808.
Cremastogaster cerasi, 1375, 1471.
Cremastus cookii, 3629.
forbesi 3661.
Cremnops vulgaris, 918.
Crepidodera cucumeris:=Epitrix.
fuscula=; Epitrix.
rutipes, 40, 221, 231, 1204, 2193, 2279,
2737.
Crickets, 1011. 1548, 1957, 3041, 3148, 3152, 3399.
Criocephalus agrestis, 2018.

Crioceris asparagi, 88, 908, 1032, 1217, 1397, 1446,
1508, 2081, 2187, 2206, 2886, 3108. 3195,
3487, 3504, 3525, 3535. 3012.
12-puuctata, 2646.

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INDEX.

Crypbalus jalappse, 228.
Cryptohypnus abbreviatus, 296, 3024.
Cryptorbyncbus lapatbi, 963, 992, 1046, 3120.
Cryptolecbia faginella, 2018.
qnercicella, 2018.
scblagenella, 2018.
Crypturgus atoiiius, 2018.
Cryptus mincius, 158, 161.

robustus, 2803.
Cucumber iusect-s, 880, 3914.
Culex pungens, 999, 1002.
Curculio and natural gas, 892.

-proof plums, 190.
Currant insects, 22, 1023, 1547, 2042, 3710.
. Cuterebra, 894, 1024, 1271, 1548.
Cutworms, 50, 52, 94, 137, 151, 152, 157, 164, 160, 167,
173, 324, 482, 526, 549, 554, 584, 607, 693, 703, 710, 718,
734, 756, 834, 878, 974, 1006, 1124, 1144, 1197,1226,
1445, 1492, 1547, 1675, 1798, 1803, 1817, 1818, 1819,
1868, 1880, 1906, 1923, 1951, 1990, 1994, 2009, 2040,
2043, 2054, 2087, 2287, 2385, 2403, 2744, 2803, 2804,
2871, 2992, 3017, 3001, 3099, 3105, 3172, 3192, 3195,
3204, 3210, 3212, 3260, 3277, 3302, 3374, 3566, 3571,
3640, 3693, 3718, 3804, 3813, 3881, 3885, 3906, 3937.
Cyclocepliala immnculata, 618, 627, 632.
Cycloneda sanguinea, 448, 1700.
Cylas formicarius, 1701, 2479, 2708, 2760.
Cyllene picta, 172, 844, 1349, 2018, 3038.

robinia>, 172, 844, 1044, 1046, 1166, 1261, 1422,
2018, 3387.
Cymatopbora crepuscularia, 2018.

pampinaria, 3101.
Cynipidse, 2018.
Cynips q-prunus, 172.

q-spongiflca, 172.
Cypress insects, 371, 384, 451, 2018.
Cyrtoneura csesia, 415.

stabulans, 640, 738, 2188.
Dactylopius citri, 1547.

destructor, 1700, 2679.
sorgbiellus, 627.
sp., 2367, 3837, 3838.
trifolii, 478, 684.
virgatua, 991.
Dagger motbs, 3477.
Dakruma coccidivora, 2276.

convolutella, 115, 3707.
Dapsilia rutilana, 2018.
Darapsa myron := Ampelopbaga.
Daremma catalpa?, 695, 2569, 3419.

undulosa, 2018, 3866.
Dasylopbia anguina, 2018.

Datana angusii, 125, 158, 172, 1977, 2018, 3427, 3707,
3855.
contracta, 2018.
integerrima, 172, 695, 2018.
ministra, 158, 180, 210, 1191, 1535, 1609, 1734,
1845, 1957, 1977,.2018, 3108, 3409, 3582, 3691,
3707, 3844.
Date of planting, 3139.
Deilepbila lineata, 2018.
Deilinia variolaria, 2018.
Delpbax maidis, 47.
Deltocephalus debilis, 1920, 1991.

inimicus, 1920, 1991, ?600.
Demodex folliculorum, 1548, 3272.

Deudroctonua frontalis, 851, 853, 855, 863, 869, 877,
1403.
simplex, 2844.
terebrans, 2018.
Dendrolene, 3067, 3206, 3208, 3215, 3353.
Dendrotettix longipennis, 175,2018.
Depressaria beracliana, 324, 2110, 2115, 3248.

robiniella, 2018.
Dermacentor americanus, 1548.
Dermanyssus gallinse, 464, 1548, 2002, 2792, 2946,

3014, 3797, 3860.
Dermatobia sp., 128, 1650, 1831, 2411, 2678, 3098.
Dermestes lardarius, 528, 1003, 1276, 1279, 2042.
maculatus, 1527.
vulpinua, 836, 1083.
Dermestida>, 235, 2598.
Derostenus antiopas, 158.

sp.,1471.
Desmla funeralia, 2923.

maculalis, 52, 1588, 1664, 2682, 3347, 3707,
3873,3881,3941.
Diabrotica 12-punetata, 114, 167, 173, 627, 632, 385,
688, 698, 1054, 1317, 1481, 1615, 1699,
1731, 1896, 2156, 2219, 2320, 2987, 3319,
3428, 3477, 3675, 3804, 3931=.
longicornis, 150, 151, 152, 157, 160, 167,
168, 598, 627, 632, 718, 1025, 1105, 1832,
1858, 1957, 1994, 3497, 3504, 3581, 3582,
3600, 3670, 3927.
soror, 376, 446, 1144, 1171, 1173, 2526, 3885.
tenella, 3310.
trivittata, 1171, 1173.
vittata, 39, 88, 669, 693, 718, 734, 752, 1222,
1273, 1397, 1471, 1524, 1646, 1647, 1648,
1664, 1801, 1817, 2087, 2886, 2987, 3123,
3163, 3488, 3515, 3605, 3638, 3649, 3675,
3685, 3690, 3725, 3743, 3816, 3931*.
Diapheromera femorata, 188, 2018.
Diaspis cacti, 1547.

carueli, 964, 2018, 3548.
lanatus, 953, 994, 998, 1502, 2193, 2779.
ros» = Aulacaspis.
sp.,2757.
vandalicus, 2094.
Diaatictus inceptaria, 3064.

ribearia, 324, 573, 1683, 2042, 3866.
Diaatropbua cuscuta'formis, 3477.

uebulosus, 3477.
Diatrppa saccbaralis, 160, 167, 900, 1001, 1696, 1701,

1953, 2433, 2604, 3304, 3320.
Dibolia borealia, 1471.
Dibracbys boucbeanus, 236.

clisiocampiE, 1547.
Dicerca divaricata, 216, 1620, 2018, 3707.
I lurida,2018.

■ sp., 253.

(species), 2018.
Dicbelia sulfu7-eaua, 160, 167, 478, 2018.
Dicbelonycba albicollis, 2018.
Diedrocepbala mollipes, 684, 1898, 1920, 1991.

(species), 1898.
Dilophogaster californica, 399.
Dinoderus sp., 228, 2263.

truneatus, 239.
Dipbucepbala colaapidioidea, 2520.
Diplodus renardii, 399.

INDEX.

259

Diplosis catalpff, 2018.
caiilicola, 418.
ciicumeris, 1508.
liriodeiulri, 2394.
pini-ii;ii(la', 2018.

pyrivoia, 1S8, 1296, 1315, 1349, 1447, 1448,
1471. 2242, 2889, 3137. 3141, 3161, 3172,
8173. 3184, 3194, 3195, 3210, 3727.
resinicola, 2018.
setigera, 1508.
sp., 1756.

tritifi, 173, 548, 549, 1932, 1944, 2836, 2014,
3524.
Diplotaxis liariieri, 480.
Dipterous parasites. 3334.
Disonycba collaris =- xaiitliomeliBua.
glabrata, 684,689.
pcnusylvaiiica, 158.
5-vittata, 158.
triangularis, 221, 2009.
xanthomelajna. 1731.
Dissosteira longipenuis, 175, 2073.

obliterata, 175.
Dolcni.s arrensis, 173, 2018, 2810.
bicolor, 2018.
coUaris, 2810.
Domestic animals, insects atiecting, 1548, 1956,

1959, 2004, 3613, 3710, 3715.
Dorcus parallehis, 295.

Dorvpbora decemliiieata, 10, 32, 39, 52, 88, 151,248,
255. 560, 573, 669, 674, 693, 706, 719, 1163, 1212, 1413,
1431, 1547, 1548, 1664, 1817. 2238, 2617, 2766, 3070,
3260. 3277. 3403, 3492. 3C38, 3642, 3698, 3798, 3815,
3866.
Dosing trees vrith sulpbur, 2117.
Double flowers, caused by mites, 2302.
Drasteria erechtea, 478, 1913, 1990, 2009.
Drasterius elegans, 296, 627, 632, 3024, 3428.
Drepanodes varus, 2018.
Drepanosiphum quercifolii, 2018.
Drosopbila tlaveola, 145, 417.
sp., 693, 1003, 1105.
Drugs, insects in, 1107, 1109, 2833.
Dryoccetes alfaber, 2018.
Dryocampa imperialis = Eaclea.

rubicunda, 150, 151, 152, 157, 158, 162,
168, 172, 1678, 1734, 1937, 1952, 2018,
2159,2239,2370,3707.
Dryopteria (species), 2018.
Dularlus brevilineus, 2018, 2037.
Dung beetles, phytopbagic, 2854.
Dynastes tityus, 188, 1239, 1317, 1391, 1434, 2018.
Dysdercus andrea?, 2641.

suturellus, 1006, 1798, 2087, 2253, 2273.
Dytiscus barrisii, 1383.
verticalis, 809.
Eacles imperialis, 2018. 2314.
Ear, insects and ticks in, 77, 78, 1055, 2580, 2879,

3330, 3834.
Earias iusulana, 2842.
East Indian insects, 2353.
Eau celeste, 2209.
Eburia quadrigeminata, 2018.
Eccopsis = Exartema.
Ecdytolopba insiticiana, 1046, 2018.
Echocerus cornutus, 228, 240.
Ecbocerus masillosus, 228, 233, 234, 2088.

Ectobia germanica, 1591.
Edema albifrons, 329, 332, 1535, 2018, 3870.
Elacbiptera dispar := Gaurax aiu'hora.
Elacbista pr.-vmaturella, 173, .3457.
Elapbidion iiierme, 2018.

ocellata^=Oberea.
paralleluni = villosum.
(species), 2018, 3145,3148.
villosum, 188, 809, 1232, 1239, 1397, 1498,
1507,2018,2672.
Electricity against insects, 2632, 2642.
Eleodes (sjiecios), 3901.
tricostata, 168.
Ellema (species). 2018.
EUopia soniniaria. 555, 570.
Elm insects, 158, 209, 2018, 2036. 2037.

leaf beetle = (ialcruca xantborcebcna.
Emphytus cinc^tus, 1035, 140(1, 2175, 2406.

maculatus, 161, 683, 1605, 3618, 3707,
3943.
Empoa albopicta. 2003, 3638, 3645, 3651. 3707.
faba>, 573.

rosa; = Typblocyba.
Empoasca birdii, 747.

mali, 477, 732, 2002.
Empretia stimulea, 116, 160, 2018, 2037, 3210, 3477,

3537.
Encbenopa binotata, 1383, 2018.
Encyrtus dubius, 891.

websteri, 897.
Endropia (species), 2018.
Entedon epigonus, 961, 973, 1585.
Entilia sinuata, 2100.
Entomogenous fungi, 60, 2045, 3509.
Entomology, text-books on economic, 174, 1135,

1735, 3223, 3710.
Entomoscelis adonidis, 562, 570, 573.
Epbestia interpunctella=^Plodia.

kuebniella, 7, 109, 173, 233, 241, 466, 482,
552, 553, 554, 975, 1056, 1059, 1061, 1066,
1067, 1073, 1078, 1081, 1821, 2088, 2351,
2685, 2723, 2761, 3494.
Ephydra peduliuaria, 2018.
Epicauta cinerea, 158, 706, 1029, 1276.
lemniscata, 2645.
marginata=: cinerea.
pennsylvanica, 160, 573, 1233, 1276, 1336,

1391, 1463, 1547, 2513, 3009.
vittata, 160, 1276, 2087, 2187, 2836, 3003,
3698, 3705.
Epicaerus imbricatus, 151, 160, 161, 167, 180, 607, 708,

1778, 1874, 2268, 2550, 3638.
Epidapus sc^abies, 868, 872, 873.
Epilachua borealis, 1317, 2874, 2886, 3111, 3123, 3157,
3163,3172,3931-3.
corrupta, 738, 2404, 2745, 3835, 3836, 3838.
Epirrita dilutata, 2018.
Epitragus tomentosus, 2436.
Epitrix crinita, 2102.

cucumeria, 512, 573, 813, 1370, 1526, 1874,

2999, 3U68, 31.'70, 3931».
fuscula, 684, 706.
parvula, 6o4, 706, 2187.
subcrinita. 2101.
Epocbra canadeTisis=Trypeta^
Epura>a a'stiva, 3261.
luteola, 2512.

260

INDEX.

Erastria scitula, 2193, 2753.
Eremecoris tropicus, 2127.
Erinose, 443.

Eriocampacerasi, 19, 20. 206, 324, 338, 433,579,583,
739,804,825, 1] 71, 1321, 1397, 1631, 1800, 1883, 1914,
1957, 1977, 2018, 2054, 2079, 2458, 2468, 3376, 3581,
3646, 3651, 3690. 3707, 3939.
Eriococcus azaleir, 2783.
Eriopelti.s festucfe, 583^
Eriosoma caryw, 2018.
quprci, 2018.
Eristalis, larva, 1945.

tenax, 1037, 2417, 2711, 3362.
Erycus pimcticolli.s, 3533, 3554.
Erythraiiis sp., 2591.
Erythroneura vitifex = Ty phlocyba.

vitis = Typhlocyba.
Eubadizon phymatodis, 3108.

schizoceri, 2210.
Enbyia cognataria — Amphidasys.
Euchistiis tristiginus, 449.
Euclea pseiiulata, 2018.
Eudamus proteus, 2693.

tityrus, 695, 844, 2018.
Eudeniis botrana, 88, 161, 531, 1588, 1883, 3347,

3477, 3194, 3707, 3946, 3950.
Euderces pini, 2018.
Eudiopt is = Margaronia.
Eudryas grata, 560, 1349, 3707.

uuio, 3434.
Eufidonia notataria, 2U18.
Eufltchia ribL'aria = Diastictus.
Eugonia alDiaria, 2018.

subsignaiia, 2003, 2018.
Eumaus atala, 2843, 2848.
Eupagoderea variiis, 336, 342.
Euphoria fulgida, 1306.

iiida, 161, 167, 180, 227, 300, 804, 1333,
1418, 1421, 1422, 1548, 2009, 2372, 2838,
3492, 3497.
melancbolica, 1557, 2216.
.sepulcbralis, 3804.
Eupborocera claripennis, 158.
Eiipithecia liiteata, 2018.

luiserulata, 2018, 3434.
Euplexia lufipara, 2018.
Eupogoniua piuivora=: tomentosus.
tomeutosus, 2018, 3137.
Eupsalis miuuta, 864, 877, 2018.
Eureka insecticide, 389.

Eurycreou rantalis, 164, 167, 171, 205, 1006, 1156,
2306.

similis = rantalis.
Euryischia lestopboni, 2127.
Eurjnietopoii cylindricum, 2741.
Eiiryomia melancbolica := Eupboria.
Eurytoma funebri.s, 1920.
Eutbri pa occiden talis, 2033.
Eutrapela (species), 2018.
Enura sp., 2524.
Euzopbera semifuneralis, 595, 599, 601, 602, 618,

1094.
Evergestis = Pionea.
Everyx cbcerilis, 2018.
Exartema malaua, 1977.

permundana, 2018, 3477,
versicolorana, 2018.

Execbia sp., 1349.

Exocboimis pilatei, 449.

Fall plowing, 3139, 3452, 3499.

False chinch bugs, 157, 890.

Farm methods against insects, 3139, 3223, 3500,

3730.
Fatua denudata, 2018.
FauDii' of plants, 260.
Feltia, see Agrotis.
Felting of feathers, 2384, 2655.
Fences and insecta, 3498.
Fennsa rubi, 3477.
Fertilizers as insecticides, 2182, 2927, 3126, 3139,

3169.
Fidia viticida, 49:!, 922, 1588, 1784, 3511, 3521, 3529,

3540, 3574, 3578, 3588, 3606.
Fig borer, 1701.

insects, 3227.
Fiorinia caraelli.Te=tiorinias.
florinire, 1701, 2311.
pellucida, 2308.
Fishes, food of, 2249.
Fish-oil emnl.sion. 1701.
Flea-beetles, 39, 164, 173, 311, 313, 430. 1084, 3372

3374,3496,3732.
Fleas, 349, 978, 999, 1027, 1548, 1918, 2004, 3027.
Fliea, 1546.

carriers of disease, 64, 1694.
Forda occidentalis, 627.
Forest insects, 472, 789, 858, 866, 874, 1095, 1977, 2018,

2020,2561,3308.
Formica (species), 864.
Frit fly = Oscinis variabilis.
Froutina arraigera, 363.

frenchii, 158, 411.
Fruit-tree bark-beetle=Scolytus ruguloaus.

insects, 2, 3,92, 104, 193, 492, 558, 617, 621,
630, 670, 715, 716, 779, 1243, 1453, 1462.
1653, 1973, 1977, 3022, 3109, 3124, 3195.
3301, 3347, 3359, 3360, 3432, 3608, 3707,
3710.
Fumigation against insects, 2006.
Fumigators, 403.

Fungous diseases, 399, 490, 1991, 2045, 2188, 2575,
3520,3902.
disease of white grubs, 100, 2145.
Gad-flies, 668, 1548, 2004, 3565, 3571.
Galeruca calmariensis=^luteola.

tuberculata, 221.
Galerucella cavicollis^ Adimouia.

luteola, 01, 145, 172, 353, 968, 993, 996,
1008, 1018, 1079, 1204, 1239, 1262, 1306,
1383, 1414, 1451, 1472,' 1483, 1580, 1587,
2018, 2036, 2037, 2147,2148, 2172, 2180,
2188, 2836, 3104, 3108,3123,3149,3150,
3153, 3154, 3189, 3195, 3210, 3283, 3598,
3632, 3707, 3709, 3822.
Galleria mellonella, 583.
Galls on sumac, 1416.
Gapes in fowls, 3273.
Garden insects, 89, 92, 558, 766, 1243, 1677, 1932, 2076,

3425, 37 JO.
Gases against scale insects, 214,242, 356,360,362,
372, 374, 378, 383, 390, 449, 1707, 1708, 2129, 2132,
2150, 2152, 2182, 2469, 2811, 3201, 3245, 3246.
Gas lime, 9, 2305.
Gastroidea cyanea, 586, 3310.

INDEX.

261

Gastroidea formosa, 2318.
polygoni, 2355.
Gastropacha aiiiericana, 1535, 2018.

velleda — Tolpe.
Gastropliilus oqui, G6S, 7U5, 1548.

iKi'inorrhoiilalifi, 705, 1548
nasalis, 705, 708, 1548.
pccorum, 705.
Gastrophysa i)olygoiii=Gastroidea.
Giiiirax aucbora, 040.
Gaurotcs cj-aiiipenni.s, 20l!H.
Gelechia abietisella, 2018.

carypcvorella. 2018.
cerealella=:Sitotroga.
iiiteriuciliella, 1736.
obliquistrigella, 2018.
pinifoliella, 2018.
pseiulacaciella, 695, 2iil8.
(.species), 2018.
Geocoris bullata, 164, 173, 2009.
Geoica .siiuaino.sa, C27.
Gluphisia triliueata, 2018.
Glyi'obiu.s speciosus-=Plagiouotus.
Glypta leucozonata, 764.

pbo.xopteroiiles, 3629.
siinplifipes, 334.
Gnathotricbus materarius, 2018.
Goes (species), 2018.
Gonia .sp.. 734.
GoniiKteua pallida. 331. 334.
Gortyua eatapbracta, 1471.

imraanis, 565, 570, 1471.
iiitela, 160, 167, 173, 181, 531 , 1178. 1221, 1349,
1730. 1731, 19G5, 1994, 2018. 2401, 2570,
2u73, 2943, 3461. 3466. 3477.
Gossyparia ulnii. 449. 828, 893. 1040, 1456, 1507, 1515,

2036, 2037.
Gracilaria nogiindella, 1756.

robiniella, 695. 2018.
(species), 2018.
Grain apbis. 3395.

insects, 102, 5.58, 1886, 3507.
insects iu sngar, 2774.
louse=Siplionopbora avena.
■weevils, Io.«s from, 781.
Granary insects, 103, 111, 167, 17:', 228, 233, 482, 502,
1058, 1064, 1076, 2082, 2191,2256. 2478,2908, 3471,
3583, 3755, 3775, 3784, 3790, 3799, 3820.
Grape insects, 182, 231, 1631, 1967. 1997, 2485, 3543,

3546,3710.
Grapbisurus fasciatiis, 2018.

triangulil'er, 2135.
Grapbolitlia bracteatana, 2018.
caryana, 2018.

interstiuetana, 478, 764, 1392, 1508,
1894, 1942. 1971, 1974, 1985, 1990, 1995,
2007, 2008, 2009, 2014, 3422.
Grapbops nebulosus, 683.
Grapta cumiiia. 1547, 2018.

interrogatonis, 2018, 2135.
progue. 2018, 2037. 2042.
Graptodera=IIaltica.
Grass insects, 1980, 3710.

Grassboppers, U3, 138, 151, 157, 159. 160, 162,^65,
166, 167, 169, 170. 173, 179, 180, 181, 297, 347, 400, 431,
465,467,475,477,544,579, 583. 696, 945. 1049,1051,
1144, 1170, 1531, 1688, 1924, 1938. 1946. 1951, 1957,

Gras.shoppers— Continued. ■

1975, 1983, 1990, 2007, 2009, 2043, 2073, 2124, 2153,
2171,2182, 2193, 2223. 2231, 2213. 2327, 2350, 2.389,
2469,2517, 2534, 2618, 2716, -28(10, 2913, 3076, 3147,
3152, 3332. 3488, 3664, 3709, 3762.
Greenbousc insects. 1476, 1687, 2776, 2829, 2878, 3143.
Gryllotalpa borealis, 300, 561,1276, 1871,3096.3518,

3521, 3532.
Gryllus luctuosns, 1349.

si).,2109.
(tun wads, insects eating, 3540.
Hackberry galls, 2135.

insects, 2135.
Hadena arctica, 607, 669.

devastatrix, 607, 669, 703, 734, 809, 2U40.
fractilinea. 3504, 3.507.
lignicolor, 734.
stipata, 3419, 3428.
HKniatobia serrata, 35, 37, 475, 537, 560, 564, 568, 573,
693, 810, 859, 930, 979, 984, 685, 1028, 1092, 1093, 1186,
1192, 1194, 1200, 1230, 1239, 1306, 1328, 1343, 1347,
1349. 1548, 1549, 1628, 1633, 1674, 1608, 1699, 1734,
1747, 1770, 1771, 1801, 1802, 1804, 1920, 1950, 1990,
1995, 2004, 2040, 2136, 2159, 2188, 2334, 2342, 2415,
2431, 2533, 2574, 2604, 2649, 2671, 2689, 2740, 2821,
2896, 2910, 3045, 3102, 3103, 3108, 3146, 3148, 3195,
3274, 3279, 3441, 3460, 3494, 3702, 3709, 3713, 3731,
3751, 3756, 3761, 3771, 3774, 3779, 3812, 3869.
Hiematopiuns eurysternus, 560, 718, 813, 1956,
2004, 3597.
pedalis, 2002.

(species), 183, 1548, 1625, 1956, 2004,
suis, 721, 722, 1839, 1845, 1854, 1855,

1956, 2004.
vituli. 500, 813, 1625, 1956, 2004.
Halisidota agas.sizii, 2018.
argentata, 2018.
caryse. 118, 2018.
sp., 2018.

tesselaris, 116, 1195, 2018.
Haltica alni = b;margiuata.
bimarginata, 1204.
cariuata, 2371. 2420.

chalybea, 161, 172, 765, 1091, 1253, 1588, 1617,
1664, 1798. 1922, 1980, 2018, 2037, 2925, 3243,
3319,3525,3526 3528,3592,3707.
exapta =earinata.
foliacea, 151, 152, 180, 205, 254, 255,1720,1721,

1839, 1845, 2055, 2062, 2078, 2564.
ignita, 150. 1798, 2264, 2398, 3423, 3430, 3433.
punctipeunis, 2228.
rnfipe8=^Crepidodera.
striobita= Phyllotreta vittata.
Halticids, food liabits of, 2859.
Halticus bractatiis, 3612.

niiuntus, 2633.
Harlequin cabbage-bug^Murgantia bistrionica.
Harmonia pini, 1089. 2018.
Harpalus caliginosus, 158, 640.

pennsylvanicus, 158, 040.
Harpipborus maculatns, 93, 583, 1977, 3600.

varians, 1033, 2363, 3477.
Harvest mite, 2354.
Hawk motbs, 1817.
Hazel insects, 2018.
Heat, etfect on insects, 667.
Helia a'mula, 2018, 2323.

262

INDEX.

Heliothis armiger, 39, 88, 99, 151, 160, 1C7, 211, 246,
275, 363, 084, 810, 1006, 1260, 1515, 1523,
1547, 1557, 1558, 1559, 1643, 1711. 1712,
1798, 1801, 1094, 2087, 2150, 2168, 2193,
2288, 2325, 2383, 2447, 2587, 2822, 2963,
3123, 3l53, 3154, 3172, 3260, 3377, 3388,
3442, 3490, 3549, 3584, 3744, 3804, 3876,
3895, 3913.
phlogophagiis, 1547.
rhexia, 697.
Heliotlirips cestri, 2033.

fasciata, 2033.
Helophilus lati lions, 1317.
Helotropha atra, 300.
Hemaris diffinis, 3630.
Hemerobinie, parasites of, 902.
Hemileuca niaia, 158,2018.
Hemiteles variegatns, 3419.
Hemlock insects, 1204, 2018.
Hepialus argenteomaculatus, 2018.
Hermetia illucens, 2304.
Hes-sian fly = Cecidomyia destructor.
Heterocampa cinereus = Locbmaus.
manteo^Lochniffius.
(species), 2018.
wnicolor, 2078.
Heterodera radicola, 53, 58, 65, 1539. 1798.
Heteropter-, 164, 3289.
Hickory insects, 2018.
Hippelates (species), 2004, 2864.
Hippobosca equina, 6C8, 1548.
Hippodamia ambigua, 449.

convergeiLS, 449, 980, 1700, 3748, 3750.
13-punetata, 172, 477.
Hispa doisalis == Odontota.
Histerida-, 395.

History of economic entomology, 931.
Holcoceraglandulella, 2018.
Homalodisca coagulata, 966, 1006, 1559, 2690.
Homalomyia sp., 2009.
Homopteralunata, 1204, 2018.
Honey dew, 1176, 1284.

Hopperdozers, 475, 696, 1051, 1547, 2043, 2161.
Hornets, 640.

Horn tiyr=Hiematobia aerrata.
Hot water as an insecticide, 93, 191, 780, 2405, 2537.
Household pests, 1002, 1003, 1011, 1012, 1589, 1590.

1591,2126,3710.
Hyaliodes vitripennis, 3288.
Hybemia defoliaria, 573.

tiliaria, 161, 324, 2018, 2037, 3450.
Hj'dnocera scabra, 401.
Hydrazine sulphate, 2581.
Hydria undnlata, 295, 2018.
Hydrocyanic acid gas, 375, 380, 394, 410, 414, 701,

2011, 2839, 2880.
Hydrceciaimmanis, see Gortyna.
Hylastes ob8curus = Hyiastiuus.

trifolii=rHylastinus obscurus.
Hylastiuusobscurua, 189, 427, 478,559, 562, 943, 1669,
1861, 2S30, 2966, 3510, 3534, 3563, 3600, ^624,3626,
3642, 3693, 3827.
Hylecoetus americanu8 = lugubris.

lugubris, 860, 864, 867, 2018.
Hylesinus aculeatus, 2018.

obscurus = Hylastinus.
opaculus, 1204, 2018, 2037.

Hylesinus sericeus, 2861.

trifolii = Hylastinus obscurus.
Hylobius pales, 2018.
Hylotonia dulciaria, 2018.
Hylotrupes bajulus, 2018.
Hylurgops pinifex, 2018.
Hynienorus obscurus, 1276.
Hypena baltimoralis, 2018.

Immuli, 666.
Hyperacmus tinea?, 2126.
Hyperaspis lateralis, 449.
signata, 1770.
Hyperchiria io, 160, 2018, 2037.
Hyperetis nyssaria, 2018.
Hyperplatys aspersus. 731.

maculatus, 324, 326.
Hyphautria cuuea, 52, 158, 172, 207, 535, 560, 563, 693,
095. 807, 996, 1040, 1046. 1533, 1734, 1840, 1977, 2018,
2036, 2037, 2054, 2816, 2871, 3108, 3210, 3477, 3568,
3707, 3719, 3800, 3908.
Hyi)odera columbii^, 1096.
Hypoderma in man, 790, 2841.

bovis, 151, 457, 463, 679, 684, 693, 1050,
1116, 1276, 1548, 1674, 1824, 1865, 1995,
2349. 23.52. 2419, 3274. 3584. 3675, 3679,
3743, 3757, 3793.
lineata, 460, 837, 838, 1548, 2188, 3712.
8p.,2362.
Hypoderniis equi, 668.
Icerya legyptiacum, 1644. 2519, 2764.
moutserratensis, 2781.
palmeri, 1894, 1895, 3325.
purcbasi, 355, 357, 358, 305, 391, 1137, 1700,
2098, 2114 2127. 2136, 2251, 2332, 2444, 2522,
2604, 2797, 3849, 3852, 3854, 3867.
rosa, 2630.
8p.,2390.
(species), 2159.

parasites of, 366, 449, 451, 455, 1141, 1143,
1148,1152,2271,2272.
Ichneumon brevicinctiis, 3428.
cestus, 570.
unifasciatus, 158.
Ichiieunionidre, 2250.
Ichthyura inclusa, 695, 2018.

(species), 2018.
Illinois insects, 3290.
Importation of insect pests, 450, 454, 956, 995, 1170,

1555, 2248, 3222, 3337, 3594, 3610, 3614.
Incurvaria acerifoliella. 1239. 2018.
Inguraprajpilata, 2018.

Injurious insects, 155, 204, 249, 250, 320, 436, 511, 648,
821, 1697, 1702, 1727, 2090, 2176,
2824, 3224, 3253, 3429, 3614, 3663,
3667.
early notice of, 3456, 3464.
Insect lime, 542, 543, 2846, 3132, 3197.
■ quarantine, 449, 451, 454. 2595.
wax, 2495.
Insecticide soaps, 1594.

Insecticides. 10, 22. 26, 39, 95, 156, 158, 196, 197, 212,
299, 307, 315, 316, 325,334,420, 421,425,
471, 506, 513, 537, 558,606,620,610,641,
656, 675, 678, 742, 749,750,761,770,773,
805, 830, 879, 882, 883, 1020, 1021, 1046,
1051, 1125, 1130, 1435, 1512, 1513,1542,
1573, 1578, 1586, 1595, 1651, 1652, 1654,

INDEX.

263

Insecticides— Contiuueil.

1655, 165li, 1657, 1664, 1665, 1666, 1667,
1670, 1672. 1677, 1722, 1731, 1813, 1817,
1916, 1917, 2012, 2022, 2036, 2037, 2039,
2054, 20S4, 2141, 2146, 2182, 2811, 2887,
2911. 3092, 3108. 3114, 3123, 3125, 3223,
3225, 3277, 3291, 3292, 3295, 3296. 3300,
3329. 3346, 3377, 3406, 3431, 3615, 3642,
3693. 3707, 3710, 3743, 3772, 3866, 3881,
3903.
for green limiscs, 3298.
for window-plants, 3118.
poisonous doses, 525, 1953, 2198, 2245.
with copper, danjjer of, 1933.
with fungicide.^. 3058.
Insectivorous, birds. 124. 139,635,640,982,1119,1084,
1862, 1873, 2099. 2235. 2303, 23.53. 2359, 2442, 2470,
2473, 2489. 2663, 2687, 2738, 2868, 3160, 3168, 3435,
3459, 3726, 3856, 3857, 3859.
Introduction of beneficial insects. 409, 447, 620,
1147, 1150, 2125. 2137, 2197. 2702.
insect pests. (See Importation.)
Iowa insects, 726, 1988.
Ips fasciatus, 627, 632, 3526.
Ipochus faseiatus, 4D1.

Irrigation and injurious insects, 514. 896, 3328.
Ischnaspis filiformis. 2396.
Isrhnodemus ftilicus. 1898.

Isosoma hordei, 173, 188, 583, 1204, 1920. 3461, 3504.
orchidearum, 1038, 2113. 2364, 2416.
sp., 173. 1144, 3885.

tritici, 173, 1105, 2450, 2514, 2549, 2658, 3428,
3461, 3474, 3504.
Ith ycerus noveboracensis. 161, 218, 2018.
Ixodes ricinus, 809, 1867, 2004.
Jamestown weed as an insecticide, 537.
Janas.sa lignicolor, 1535, 2018.
Janus Iiaviventris = Phyllofcus.
Jassus inimicus, 1898, 2838.
Jnlus Cfcruleocinctus. 1190, 1239, 1370, 1471.
impressus. 706, .3423.
niultistriatus. 160.
virgatns. 22S6.
Juniper insects. 2018.
Kainit, 3156.
Kansas insects, 1103.
Katydids. 3110. 3152.
Kermes galliforniis. 1507, 2018.
Kerosene. 142, 545, 1120. 3211, 3780, 3811.

attachment to sprayer, 760, 3733, 3778,

3789. 3796, 3807, 3809.
eninlsiou, 25, 43, 55, 330, 352, 533,818,1342,
1703, 1820, 1947, 2008,2063, 2154,
2160,2759,3893.
against grasshoppers, 2808.
and sulphur, 2136.
as a sheep dip, 459, 731, 1820,
2777.
Kron.TE-a minuta, 2018.
Lacbuostema cribrosa, 962.

fnsca, 531, 627, 632, 1349, 1126, 1664,

1723, 2018, 2034. 2036, 3707.
gibbosa, 618. 627, 632.
hirf icula, 618. 627, 632, 2229.
ilicis, 632.

inversa, 618, 627,632.
rugosa. 318, 627, 632.

I Lachnoaterna sp., 483, 618, 627, 1943, 2162, 2309, 2742,
3053, 3736.
(species), 632. 2038, 2903.
tristis, 632.
Lachnus au.stralis, 2018.

dentatiis. 2018, 3676, 3678, 3707.
larifex. 2018.
longistiguia, 3316.
pini, 3676, 3678.
platanicola, 3313, 3694.
quercicolcus, 2018.

strobi, 2018, 3670, 3678, 3686, 3691, 3707.
Lacosoma chirodota, 2(>18.

Ladybird beetles, 85, 3(»5, 341, 402, 405, 408. 449, 451,
1069, 1143, 1151, 1157, 1172,
1173, 1239, 1466, 2492, 3050,
3156. 3303, 3412, 3417, 3668,
3783.
colonizing, 406. 2277, 3214, ,3222.
Laemophilus fasci.atus, 1548.
Liemophkcus pusillus, 2282.
Lagoa crispata, 2018, 2037. 3538.

opercnlaris. 1204. 1708, 2255, 2975, 3018.
Lampronota auiericana, 734.
Lauguria gracilis, 217.

mozardi, 217. 478, 2836, 3384, 3395, 3682,
3685.
Laphygma Irugiperda, 160, 167, 173, 1699, 3428, 3749,

3804.
Larch insects, 2018.
Lasioderina serricorne, 52, 240, 308. 312, 313, 1099,

2164, 2313, 2397, 2696, 2698, 2849. 3162.
Lasioptera farinosa, 3135, 3138, 3477.
sp., 1756.

vitis, 1177, 1201,3055.
Lasius niger-alienus. 632.

Leaf-hoppers, 167, 173, 188, 275. 523, 525, 1548, 1935,
1955, 1957, 1971, 1976, 1978, 1990, 2321, 2340, 2772,
3110, 3707, 3885.
Leaf-rollers, 3531.
Lebia graudis. 1394.
Lecanium arnieniacum, 1140, 3955.
Lecanium bituberculatnm, 279, 434.
caryjc, 812, 2018.
cerasifex, 86. 583, 584, 3195.
depressuni, 449.
fitchii, 268.
fletcheri, 575.

hemispha?ricum. 399, 2247, 3355.
hesperidum, 399, 1700, 2399, 3195.
insignieolle. 449, 3355.
juglandis, 1450, 1508, 2018, 2947, 2952,

2969, 3035, 3092
olea, 355, 399, 449, 1143, 1155, 1156, 2018,

2159, 331 1, 3355, 3883, 3886, 3938, 3940.
persicie, 994, 1744, 1757, 1770.
pruinosum, 392, 309, 3311, 3355.
prunastri, 994. 3566.
quercifex, 2018.
quercitronis, 2018.
robiniifi, 3325.
mgosuni =.juglandis.
sp., 340, 399, 1349, 1525, 3020, 3282, 3325,

3832.
tiliaj = tulipiferae.
tulipifene, 2423, 3282.
Lecauodiaspis yucca', 3325.

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INDEX.

180,
2057,

2087,

Legislation. 14,41,42, 283, 385, 940. 954, 3077, 1118,
1167. 1912, 2137, 2161. 2337, 2388, 2441, 2486, 2538.
2629, 2720, 2733. 2751, 2788, 2789, 2796, 3144. 3147,
3175, 3887.
Lei.s corformis, 405.
Lema trilmeata, 669, 1378.
Lepidocyrtug aiuericauus. 1590.
Lepidoptera, food plants of, 116. 117, 118, 515.
Lepisma doruestica, 1590.

saccharalis, 709, 812, 1590, 2381.
Leptocoris trivittata, 151, 152, 153, 158, 161,
1204, 1417, 1425, 1470, 1471, 1547, 1783, 2054,
2078, 2610, 3547, 3549, 3707, 3904.
Leptoglossus phyllopus, 926, 989, 1798, 2083.

2556.
Leptostylus conimixtus, 2018.

macula, 2018.
Leptura canadensis, 2018.
emarginata, 877.
Lepturgea facetus, 2018.

querci, 2018.
Leptus, 1548, 1692. 2705, 3824, 3825, 3826.
Lestophonus iceryte, 381, 386. 1143, 2127. 2136,

2258.
Lethnis cephalote.s, 2854.
Leucania albiliiiea, 172, 173, 1374, 1380, 1507,
1830, 1850, 1984, 1995, 2014, 3173.
imipnncta,4S, 151, 152, 157, 160, 167,
181, 1S4, 264, 501, 549, 579. 584, 598
703, 734, 743. 832, 917, 941, 1338,
1493, 1507, 1515, 1519, 1531, 1548,
1675, 168.3, 1702, 1792, 1963, 1990,
2001, 2002, 2003. 2043. 2081, 2159,
2331, 2758, 30C2, 3089, 3123, 3216,
3286, 3424, 3428, 3460.
Leucarctia acnra. ICO.
Leueodesmia typica, 970.
liibytliea bachmanni, 2135.
Lice, 560, 643, 1088. 1676. 1917, 1990. 2086, 2139,

3029,3558,3715.
Lights for attracting moths. 1557, 1559.
Ligyrus gibbosus, 3394, 3530, 3804, 3806.
relictus, 1427.
rngiceps, 885.
Limacodes .scapha, 2018, 2037.
Limax campe.stris, 3476.
Lime and tobacco, 546.

for rose-chafer, 1086.
in arsemtes, 203, 1921, 2986, 3561.
salt, and sulphur wash, 390, 2727.
Limenitis (species), 2018.
Limneria elegans, 3GC1.

eurjxreoutis, 2387.
fugitiva, 158, 411.
(tdemasiiv, 2585.
tcratis, 3661.
Limonius auripilis. 3600.
confusus, 1253.
Limothrips cerealium, 684.
Lina lapponica, 158, 172, 483, 877, 1533, 3866.

scripta, 150, 158, 172, 927, 1473, 1508, 1522, 1533,

1731, 1817, 1915, 2018, 2213, 3528, 3866.
sp., 158.
tremulse, 1533.
Liopns fascienlaris, 2018.

facetus=Lepturges.
querci ^ Lejiturgea.

2224,

1723,

, 173,
, 693.
1491,
1627,
2000,
2310,
3206,

2140,

Liopns xanthoxyli := fascienlaris.
Li.stronotus appendicv.latus, 3533.

latiusculis, 3554.
Lita solanella, 2188, 2605, 2775, 3853.
Lithacodes fasciola, 2018.
Lithocolletis ostenaackenella, 695.
robiniiPlla, 695, 2018.
(species), 2018.
trifasciella, 324.
Lithophane anteiinata, 804, 823, 1874.
I-ixus concavus. 218. 607, 1134, 2955, 3211, 3684. 3685,

3725.
Lochmffius cinereus, 2018.

manteo, 2018.
Locust insects, 695. 2018, 2856.
Locu.sts, 3152.

London purple, 56, 513, 718. 751, 1014, 2429.
Lougicorns, food habits, 226.
Longitarsua melanurus, 477.
Lophoderus.inglandana, 2018.
politana, 2018.
triferana. 160,2018.
Lophodonta augulo.sa, 2018.
Lophyrus abbotii, 329, 1SS7, 1948, 1957, 2018.
abietis. 2018, 3012.
(species), 2018.
Lopidea media, 1548.
Loss through insects, 2837.
Loxostege niacluue, 1742, 1756, 1757, 1770, 1771.
similalis, see Eurycreon.
sp.,1101.

sticticalis, 170, 275, 918. 2184, 2188. 2677,
2736.
Lozotsenia cerasivoraua, 2743.
Lucanus dama, 1510.
Lucilia macenaria^=Compsomyia.

nobilis. 1681.
Lnperina Rtipata = Hadena.
Luperus brunneus, 2660.
Lyctocoris fltchii, 2127.

Lyctus striatua, 228, 401, 472. 877, 2178, 2695, 3600.
Lyda fasciata, 2018.

sp., 181,2018.
Lygaeus lineatus =:Pcecilocapsu8.

reclivatus, 2291.
Lygus in Vitus, 2018.

lineolaris= jiratensis.
monaclius. 2018.

praten.sis, 173, 180, 477, 583, 683. 1037, 1239,
1730, 1860, 2009. 2087, 2330, 2974, 2999, 3028,
3092, 3277, 3347, 3387, 3477, 3575, 3707, 3872,
3874, 3876.
Lymexylon sericeum, 860, 86S, 2018.
Lysiopetaliim lactarium, 706.
Macrobasis atrivittata, 2645.

nnicolor, 573, 669, 1180. 1547, :'.066.
Macrocentrus delicatua, 180, 3110.
Macrodactylns sp., 280.

subspinosus, 39, 88, 94, 160. 161, 173,
180,230, 1018, 1087, 1127, 1210,1290,
1349, 1408, 1488, 1588, 1G64, 1072,
1863, 1924, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028,
2029, 2133, 21.59, 24G!, 2466, 2559,
2604, 2817, 3058, 3115, 3119, 3128.
3134, 3153, 3195, 3343. 3477, 3486,
3490, 3557, 3625, 3636, 3638, 3662,
3701, 3707, 3717, 3892, 3951.
uniformia, 3835-

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Macrouyclius glaliratus, 554.
Macrops itorcellus, 17:i, 562.

Maorosila quinqueinaeulata:=Protoparce celeus.
Magdalis a"iie.<iceus, 584.
urmicollis, 2018.
bail .ita. 2018.
liispoidos, 218.
ol.vra, 218, 812, 2018.
Mallodon ila.sy.stonius, 2018.

niolaiiopus. 2018.
Mallophaga, 183, 1G74, 1C76, 1956, 1990, 2004.
Mamestra detracta. 2018.
grandis, 1239.
iiuMlitata, 607.
pirta, 477, 570, 1239, 1381, 1547, 1817, 2054,

2087, 2187, 2732, 3489, 3693, 3763.
renigera, 007, 703, 707.
.subjuncta, 482, 2040.
ti-ifolii, 541, 2187.
Mantis Carolina = Stagmomantis.
Maple insects, 1460, 1871, 1928, 2018, 3525.
Margaronia liyaliiiata, 199, 1419, 1508, 2087, 2402,
393]».
nitidalis, 199, 1419. 1508, 2087, 39:n*.
quadiistigmalis, 2204.
Marmara salictella. 2018.
Masicera armigera = rrontina.

freiichirr^ Front ina.
Iklay-beetles, 158, IGO, 101, 172, 173, 180, 333, 1672.
Mealy-bugs, 72, 371, 479, 2095, 2763, 3919.
Mecas inornata, 2018.
Mecyiia reversalis, 1319.
Medical use of iu-sects, 1159.
Megalopyge opercularis r^ Lagoa.
Meganiclus piceus, 477.
Megaspilus niger, 897.
Megilla uiaculata, 172, 305, 1204.

vittigera, 449.
Megoura solaui, 2087.
Melanole.stes picipea, 1204.
Melanophila (.species). 2018.
Melanoplii.s = Pezotettix.

Melanotus communis, 173, 296, 627, 632. 3024, 3478.
cribulosus, 627.
flssilis, 173, 627, 632.
infnustus, 627.
Melanosanthus bi^-olor, 3694.

rtocculosiis, 3694.
salicis, 1848. 3676, 3678, 3687, 3707.
salicti, 36:58,3676.
Melaphis rhois, 1416.
Melitara prodenialis, 1016.

Melittia ceto. 1089, 1092, 1007, 1239, 1469. 1781, 2011,
2087, 2567, 2888, 2970, 3123, Sl.'^e, 3151,
3163. 3172, 3363, 3496, 3.564, 3579, 3931a.
cucurbita' =; ceto.
Meloc angusticollis, 1276.
Melophagus ovinus, 458, 668, 842, 1027, 1548, 1674,

1714,1808,2004,2097.
Menibracidic, 748, 2018.
Menopiin pallidum, 464, 3014.
Merniis acuminata, 2571.

Meroniyza anicricaua, 173, 188, 549, 554, 555, 560,
598, 684, 1547. 1548, 1611, 1926, 1942, 2007, 3398, 3428,
3461, 3532.
iMeroptera pravella, 2018.
Mesograpta polita, 81, 160, 2199.

Metachroma luridum, 990.

sp., 231.
Metanenia quercivoraria, 2018.
Metapodius femoratus, 158.
Meteorus byphantria<, 158, 172,2037.
Michigan insects, 3314,
Micracis .suturalis, 2018.
Microcentrmu retincrvis, 1903.
Microdus laticinetus, 334, 764.
Microgaster congrcgatus, 88.

militaris, 2003.
Microlepidoptera, in.juriou.s, 1690.
Mici-oplitlialma nigra, C27, 632.
Microplitis ceratqmia', 3660.

mamestric, 477, 3660.
Migratory locusts, 169, 181, 1538, 1547, 1566, 2161.
Millipedes = Myriojjoda .
Mills, insects in, 1030, 1000, 1062, 1063, 1065, 1066,

1067, 1070, 1071, 1073, 1074, 1075, 2046.
Mineola indiginella, 180, 210, 1743, 1746, 1753, 1798,
1925, 1977, 3268, 3277, 3419, 3665, 3704,
3707.
juglandis, 2018.
vacciuii, 533, 3082, 3101, 3110.
Mississippi insects, 1113, 1114, 1115, 1116.
Mites = Acari na.
M(de crickets = Gryllotalpa.
Mole, food of, 3928.
Molorchus bimaculatus, 2018.
Monarthrum uiali, 483, 864, 1317, 2018, 3244, 3579.
Mouoce.sta, coryli, 2018, 2037.
Monocrepidus ve.spertiuus, 3211.
Monobammus confusor, 073, 2016, 2018, 2551, 3342.
niarinoratus, 2018.
scutellatus, 864, 2018.
sp., 871.
Mouomorinm carbouarium, 1471.
!iiii;utum, 1591.
luolestum. 1471.
pbaraouis, 110, 1508, 1591, 2126.
Mononycbus vulpeculus, 218,480.
Monopbadnus bardus, 158, 172, 1977, 2078, 3866.
Monostegia ignota, 156, 1556, 1977. 2010.

rosic, 1400, 1977. 2175, 2188, 2722, 3697,
3711.
Monosulphide of potassium, 2662.
Monoxia guttulata, 168, 3371.

IMosquitoes, 1, 9U6, 910, 913, 999, 1002, 1548. 1691,
2004, 2532, 2599, 2624, 2688, 2782, 2831, 3216, 3271,
3785, 3806.
Murgantia histrionica, 52, 88, 94, 199, 708, 007, 1116,
1163, 1324, 1397, 1457, 1484, 1664, 1942,
2087, 2187, 2453, 2887, 2950, 3011,3015,
3065, 3072, 3260, 3277. 3345, 3347, 3510,
3567, 3581, 3585, 3589, :J592, 3600, 3612,
3763, 3767, 3770, 3794, 3835.
numda, 2558.
Musca domestica, 693, 842, 1011, 1548, 1568, 2624,

3165.
Mu.scardine disease, 628.
Museum pest.s, 2845.
Mutillids, 1548.
Myiasis, 77, 78, 762. 1055, 1737. 2580. 2678. 2773, 2841,

2879, 3098. 3285, 3318.
Myobia puniila, 2222.

Myriapoda, .".19, 698, 706, 1359, 1442, 1482, 2995, 3528.
Myruiica scabrinodis, 627, 632.

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INDEX.

Mytilaspis buxi, 2308.

citricola, 193, 347, 449, 1700, 2418, 2573.

2592, 2771.
gloveri, 449, 1700, 2504, 2728.
pinifoliit', 181.

pomoruiu, 20, 33, ICl, 180, 560, 759, 804,
875, 953. 994, 998, 1204, 1206, 1305, 1430,
1480, 1508, 1623, 1C40, 1769, 1977, 2054,
2934, 2935, 2962, 3044, 3063, 3195, 3277,
3319, 3377, 3565, 3582, 3675. 3707.
Myzocallis bella, 2018.

Myzus cerasi, 804, 1239, 1299, 1322, 1397, 1487, 1923,
1977, 2054, 3347, 3487, 3527, 3676,
3707.
persicaN 9G, 470, 3319, 3707.
ribis, 812, 1216, 1397, 1439, 1547, 1935, 3531,
3638, 3707, 3905.
Natlata gibbosa, 2018.
Nebraska insects, 1026, 1027,
Necrobia rufipcs, 1003, 2042.

sp.. 2582.
Necrophagous insects, 3416, 3418.
Nectarophora granaria = S)pbonophora aven;e.
Nematocampa filanientaria, 2018.
Nematodes, 53, 54, 57. 58, 68, 202, 1672, 1797, 2009,

2814,2822.2876,3315.
Nematoneura inalvacearum, 270.
Nematns ericbsoni), 551, 671, 800, 1046, 1239, 1270,
1349, 2018, 2020, 2596.
integer, 2018.
marylandicus, 173, 2810.
pallidiveutris, 570.
ribesii, 551, 565, 573.
robini<e, 2018.
salicis-poiuum, 1239.
siiiiilaris, 172,2018.

ventralis, 1.58, 8.S7, 1533, 1817, 1819, 2018.
ventricosus, 39, 88, G53, 693, 708, 804, 842,
859, 1517, 1631, 16G4, 2042, 2889, 2992,
2994, 3625, 3638, 3651, 3662, 3707.
Nemora'a leiu'ania;-= Wintheinia 4.pustulata.
Neoclytiis caprwa. 2018.

erythrocephala, 3510.
Nephelodcs luiuians, 536, 703. 2040.

violans, 734, 1204, 2159, 2217.
Nephopteryx zimmermanni— Pinipestris.
Nepticula (species), 2018, 3477.
Nerice bidentata, 2018.
Neuroterus verrucaruni, 1193.
New Jersey insects, 3151, 3171.
New Mexico insects, 269.
Nezara bilaris, 2347, 2507.
Nicobium birtum, 2865.
Nisoniades icclns, 2018.
Nitidula bipustulata, 3526.
Noctua == Agrotis.
Nola ovilla, 2018.

8p.,2424.
Nomopbila noctuella, 521, 1991, 1995.
North Dakota insects, 12.
Nothris trinotella. 2018.
Notodontacoucinna=:Gideiuasia.
stragula, 2018.
unicornis =; Schizura.
Notoxns anchora, 480.

calcaratua, 2694.
inonodon, 3885.

NoviuH koebelei. 405, 449.

Nozzles, 2121.

Nuts, insects affecting, 665.

Nysins angustatus, 160, 180, 186, 205, 2009.

vinitor, 2498.
Oak insects, 146, 208, 1869, 2018.
Oberea biinaculata, 295, 1239, 3430, 3477. 3638, 3707.

oeellata, 1724, 1733.
Ocneria dispar, 83, 529, 530, 533, 534, 539, 576, 633, 634,
636, 637, 638, 039, 640, 819, 1036, 1039, 1040,
1131, 1240, 1317, 1354, 1471, 1815, 18.56, 1860,
1873, 2018, 2166, 2339, 2361, 2451, 2500, 2535,
2536, 2603, 2604, 2676, 2825, 3490, 3723, 3727,
3888.
japonica, 2692.
Odontocera dorsalis, 143.
Odontota dor.salis, 695, 844, 877, 2018, 2459.
nervosa, 844.
scutellaris = dorsalis.
ffibalns pugnax, 687.

CEcanthus (species), 151, 158, 161. 180, 295,481,573,
904, 12U2, 1357, 1536, 1621, 1725, 1811, 1909, 1918,
1977, 2018, 2054, 2069, 2977, 3019, 3033, 3477, 3503,
3521, 3558, 3628, 3638, 3642, 3707, 3742.
(Ecodoma cephalotes, 3054.
ferens, 2167, 2254,
(Edemasia concinna, 807, 1171, 1198, 1515, 1734, 1977,

2018, 20.54, 3477,
CEstris ovis, 458, 668, 1548, 1713, 3274.
Ohio insects, 784, 3467, 3508, 3545, 3595.
Olygia versicolor, 2018.
Oncideres cingulatus, 52, 131, 161, 172, 180, 200, 1664,

1798,1801,2018,2835,2919.
Oncognathus binotatus, 907.
Ophelosia crawfordi, 2131.
Ophion bifoveolatuiu, 627, 632,

niacruriiin, 158, 161.
Opbinsa bistriaris, 2018.
Orange insects, 1700, 3911.

scale, insects, 2391, 2395, 2699.
Orchard inserts = Fruit insects.
Orcheliniuni glaberrimunj, 2700.
Orcus australasiae, 405, 449, 2665.

chalybens, 405, 407, 444, 2665.
Orgyia antifjua, 535, 2018, 2054.
badia - antiqua.
definita, 535.2018.

leucostigma, 52, 210, 535, 794, 807, 996, 1018,

1040, 1046, 1203, 1204, 1388, 1474, 1508, 1518,

152r, 1621, 1776, 1928, 1977, 2018, 2036, 2037,

2640, 2713, 3189, 3195, 3251, 3691, 3707, 3944.

Ornienis pruinosa, 1754, 1770, 2018.

Ornix geiuinatellus, 1612,3665.

(species), 2018.
Orsodachna atra, 221, 1739.
Orthaltica copalina, 1239.
Orthezia insigni.-, 259, 538, 1514, 1515.
sp,,2448.
(species), 1514.
Orthosomabrunneum, 2018, 2608.
Orthotylus delicatus, 329.
Oryssus (species), 2018.
Osciuis pallipes, 1548.

soror, 173, 555, 680, 681, 686, 1540, 1548, 1893,

3461.
sp., 2298, 3461.
variabilis =^ soror.

INDEX.

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Osnioderma eroniicola, 2018.

Oliorhynrlnis ovatus, 1251. 1388, 1471, 2607, 2847,
;i002.
siilcatns, 573, 2847.
Oxycarenus liyalinijieiiuis, 2842.
Oxyptilus iiigrociliatu.s. 2018.

periscelidactyhis, 531, 1297, 2529, 3108.
Pacliyneurou. habit.-* of, 001.

niaiuapliitlis, 45.
luican.-*, 897.
Pacbypsylla c-inaninia, 172.

celtidis-geinma, 2973.
Pachyrrliina sp., 3481.
Pacific coast work, 817.
Packanlia nigripunitata, 2018.
PaleacTitavernata, 94, 210, 416, 1239, 1486, 1731, 1977,

2018. 203G, 3736.
Palorus nielinu8 = sub<lepressus.
ratzeburgi, 237.
subdepressus, 228, 237, 239.
Painphihi etblius, 1415.
Pandelelius hilaris, 2018.
Panopoda (species), 2018.
Pantograpba liniata, 1770, 2018.
Papilio asterias, 477, 804, 1547, 2087, 3627, 3635, 3638,
3706, 3721.
crcspboiite.s, 1397, 1700, 1977, 2018, 2848.
rutulns, 2018.
troilus, 2018.

turnus, 158, 570, 1888, 1957, 1977, 2018, 3582.
Paraffiue emulsion, 26.
Parajuliis impressus=r Julus.
Paraphia subatoniaria, 2018.

deplanaria, 2018.
Parasa cbloris, 1334, 2018.
fratenia^chloris.
Parasites. 1599. 1877.

Parasitic and predaceous insects, use of, 474, 1158,
1732, 1740, 2186, 2837, 3170, 3173, 3223,
3482, 3555, 3729.
Hymenoptera, 223, 798, 847, 898, 899, 950,
1009, 1172, 2392.
Parasitism, 3409, 3555.
Paria aterrima=Typophorus canellus.
canena=Typborus.
sex-notata=Typopborus canellus.
Paris green, 56, 330, 441, 453, 513, 533, 718, 1584, 1824,

1953, 20C3, 2499, 3830, 3929.
Parlatoria pergandei, 1700.
victrix,3311.
zizyphi, 2523.
Parorgyia parallela, 2018.
sp., 2400.
(species). 2018.
Partheuos niibilis, 2018.
Pagimachus elongatus, 158.
Peacb insects, 69. 3294, 3707, 3710.
Pear insects, 655, 815. 3192. 3707, 3710.
Pediculosis. 774.
Pediculus capitis, 1548, 1956.

vestimenti. 1548, 195C.
Pegomyia vicina, 969, 2892.
Pelecinus polyturator, 627, 632.
Pelidnota punctata, 3533, 3638, 3707.
Pempelia contatella, 2018.

gleditscbiella, 2018.

Pempelia bauimoudi, 180, 1612, 1881, 1957, 1977, 1995,
1996, 2014, 3665, 3707.
lignosella, 160.
Pemphigus acerifolii, 1383.
fraxinlfoli, 2054.
imbricator, 1499.
populicaulis, 88.
populitransvcrsus, 172.
(species), 1815», 2018.
tessellatue, 1397, 3709.
Pentastoiua, 1548.
Pentatouiajuniperina, 1373, 1471.
Pentbina cbiouo.sema, 1736.
nimbatana, 1239.
Pentilia niisella, 1010, 2193, 2196.
Peridromia iuiivis.T^Agrotis.
Perilampus byalinus, 329.
Perilitus aniericanus, 2123.
Perillus circuniciuctus, 812.
Periplaneta aniericana, 1591.

australasiii", 1591,2509.
orieutalis, 1591. «

Peropbora luelsbeiineri, 1535, 2018.
Petropbora diversilineata, 2018.
Pezotettix angustipennis, 175.

atlauis, 175, 696, 1393, 1471, 1538, 1566,

2161.
bivittatus, 160, 173, 175, 696, 2087, 2161.
devastator, 175, 400, 2101, 2545.
diflerentialia, 160, 173, 175, 696, 1975,

2161.
enigma, 175.
femurrubrum, 160, 173, 175, 696, 704,

1276, 1393, 1471, 2087, 2161.
foedus, 175.
berbaceus, 175.
plumbeus, 175.
robustus, 175.

spretus, 148, 160, 173, 175, 1528, 1532, 1538,
1846,2101,2207,2557,3705.
Pbjedon cochleariaj, 2725.
Pbfeogenes discus, 3419.
Phakellura=Margaronia.
Pbalacrus politus, 1231.
Phanerotoma tibialis, 764.
Pharaxontba kirscbi, 228, 239.
Phasmomantis carolina=Stagmomantis.
Phemonce 5-caudatus, 2626, 2784.
Pheocyma lunifera, 2018.
Pheosia rimosa, 2018.

Philampelus acbemon, 449, 1588, 1880, 3707.
Philethus bifasciatus, 2326.
Phlegetbontius = Protoparce.
Phloeosinus cristatus, 2709.

dentatus, 181, 451, 2018, 2756.
Phloeotbrips niger, 478, 1974.
Phloeotribus liminaris, 481,578,579,583,1204,1253,

1397,2916,3347.
PblyctKDia ferrugalis, 477.
Pbobetron pitbecium, 1188, 1239, 1337, 2018.
Phora agarici, 1471.
setacea, 640.
Phorbia brassicse, 145, 510, 555, 560, 669, 756, 846, 859,
1017, 1208, 1239, 1350,1936, 2087, 2948, 3198,
3210, 3730, 3763, 3893, 3899.
ceparum, 115, 531, 669, 1358, 1825, 2948, 3036,
3192, 3194, 3281, 3491, 3519.

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INDEX.

Pliorbia fusciceps, 627, 632, 987, 2948.
Phorocera edwardsii == Euphorocera claripeunis.
Phorodon liuniuli, 26, 115, 1149, 1151. 1170, 1215, 1223,
1287, 1349, 1388, 1545, 1710, 2114, 2120,
2127, 2137, 2144, 2151. 2193, 2226, 2-194.
2546, 2560, 2635, 2650, 2060, 2680, 2768,
3367, 3368, 3369, 3370, 3373, 3374, 3443.
inahaleb, 2528.
Pboxopteris comptana, 151, 161,180,683,690,1126,
1881.2054. 2588. 3030, 3057, 3153, 3277,
3629, 3707, 3943.
murtfeldtiana, 2018.
nubeciilaua, 583.
Phryganidia californipa, ]]08, 2018.
Phtbia picta. 2730, 2848.
Pbthirins inguiualis, 1548, 1956.
Pbjxis indigiin-lla=Mineola.

nibrifasciella, 2018.
Pbycita nebub) = MiiieoIa indiginella.
Pliycitid ill mountain a.sb, 1091.

on pecan, 2554.
Pblyctsenia ferrugalif, 477.
Pbyllapliis niger, 2018.
Pbylloinisti.s liriodendronella, 2018.
Pbylbecus flaviventri.s, 1349, 1515, 1571, 1583.
integer, 2106.
trimaculatus, 3153.
Phyllotreta albionica, 740, 2009.
armoracia.', 232.
pusilla, 255.
sinuata, 1740.

vittata, 549, 554. 573, 009, 684, 842, 1658,
1731,2009,2087.3489, 3093. 3763. 3931.
Pbylb>xera, 280, 503, 1397, 1570, 1588, 1631, 1667, 1716,
1717, 2137,2138, 2142, 2265,2316,2380,
2408. 2590, 2600, 2601,2631, 2780,3080,
3510,3707,3850.
carya-cauli.s, 877, 2018.
rih-yi, 1731. 2018.
Pbymatodes annfiuis, 3108.
variiibilis, 2018.
vnriiis, 2018.
Pbytocoris sp., 2426.
Pbytomyza atfinis, 2813.

aqiiilegiii', 143, 144.
cbryaantbemi, 418, 1037, 1317.
lateralis, 1204.
Pbytonomu.s pinictatus, 189, 195. 478. 788, 808, 943,
1102, 1239, 1317, 1364, 1941, 2438, 26.52, 2675, 2726,
2786, 3108, 3130, 3462. 3522, 3523. 3567, 3568, 3570,
3600.
Pliytoptus oleivorns, 2445, 2795.
on tig, 3312.

pblceocoptes, 702, 1545, 2964, 3019.
pruni, 1485.

pyri, 93. 99, 432, 451, 562. 574, 579, 583,
948, 1266, 1330, 1406, 1471, 2054, 2898,
2921, 3 195, 3375, 3376, 3707, 3896.
quadripes, 1777, 2018.
querci, 2018.

sp., 695, 1420, 2241, 2295, 2822.
(species), 2018.
tbu.i;p, 2018.
ulmi, 2018.
Pickle worm.s, 1876.
Pieris uienapia. 2018.

monuate, 2087, 3763.

Pieri.s oler.acea. 669.

protodice, 205, 718, 740, 1547, 1990, 2054. 2087

3763.
rap;p, 39, 43, 59, 88, 198, 205, 531, 549, 560, 598,
069, 693, 718,734, 740, 1017, 1163, 1332, 1547,
1638, 1664, 1731, 1790, 1801, 1990, 2014, 2054,
2087,2187,2853, 2887, 2990. .3011, 3108,3227,
3260, 3277, 3430, 3493, 3693, 3763, 3889.
Pieama ciuerea, 160, 186, 2009.
Piezostetbus calif'ornicus, 2127.
Pimpbi annulipes, 158, 161, 180.
conquisitor, 158, 161, 3110
elliop.T?, 570.
inquisitor, 411, 1547.
miniita, 3601.
pedalis, 158, 533, 640.
Pine insect.s, 862, 2018.
Pinipestis renicnlella, 2018.

zimmermanui, 2018.
Pionea rimosalis, 93, 2187, 3763.
Piopbila casei, 778, 1003. 1105, 1479, 1755.
Pipiza radicnm, 158. 172.
Pissode.s strobi, 1397, 2018, 3106.
Pitbyophthorus annectens, 2018.
pubipennis, 2018.
qnerciperda, 2018.
sp., 280.
Plagiognaihus obscurns, 1037.
Plagionotu.s speciosus, 1229. 1331, 1349, 1383, 1455,

1864, 2018.
Platbj-pena scabra, 478.
Platycerura furcilla, 2018.
Platycerus qiiercus, 2018.
Platymetoinus acutiis, 477.
Platynota rostrana, 1559.
sentana, 1557.
Platypus compositus, 2516.
Platysaniia cecropia= Attacus.

Columbia, 2018.
Plectrodera scalator, 2074.

Plochionus timidus, 505. 1736, 1738, 1739, 1751, 1948.
Plodia intorpunctena, 233, 239, 240, 482, 1047, 1072,

1076, 2088, 2373, 3209.
Plum insects, 1631, 3294, 3707, 3710.
Plusia bras.sica-, 39, 145. 669, 718, 740, 1017, 1547, 1801,
2054, 2087, 2187, 2887, 3510, 3627, 3638, 3693,
3763.
simplex, 477.
Plutellacruciferarum, 531, 555, 740, 1547, 2010, 2054,

2087, 2187, 2344, 2887, 3419, 3763.
Podabrus tomentosus, 1925.
Podisus cynicus, 1253.

serieveutris, 640.
spiuosus, 161, 1276, 2188.
Podosesia syriuga-, 1089, 1091, 1094, 1397. 1548, 1977,

2018, 3000.
Precilocapsus lineatus, 329, 573, 1037, 1239, 1547,

1500,2918,3510,3518.
Pogonocherus mixtus, 2018.
Poisoned sweets. 296, 1557, 1559.
Pollenia rudis, 1320, 1397, 2710.
PoUmia costiB, 924, 2188, 2043, 2825.
Polycaon confertus, 1144, 1171,3371.
Polygrapbus ruiipenni.s. 2018.
Polyphylla lOlineata, 573.
Pompbopcea saj-ii, 1276.
Poplar insects, 1533, 2018.

INDEX.

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rorllietriii di8par=:0ciieria.
Potasli lis iUi iiisoctioid.'. 1874, 1001, 1902.
Potassium cvaiiitle as an insecticide, 1;)86, 1815''.
Potato insects, 70(1, 75,'j, t<SO. 1709, 3098. 3710.

scab. 872, 873.
Pra'podius aniabilis. 2765.
Prionia bilincata, 2018.
Prionidus cristatus, 1172, 127(5.
Prionoxystus ciucrciperda. 1547,2018.

robiniiP, 172, 844, 864, 2018.
I'rionus californiciis, 18(17.

imbiicornis, 100, 632, 1613, 2510.
latlcollis, IGl, 180, 632. 2018, 3138.
Pristophora jrrossularia, 1547, 2042.
Procliarodts niibilata. 411.
Proconia undata, 2386. 2446.

Procris americana, 52, 88, 1676, 1798, 3001, 3210, 3310.
Prodenia littoralis, 2842.
Prosopopliora sji., 946.
Prospalta miirtfeldti. 919, 1729.
Proteopteryx spoliana, 1736.

Protoparce Carolina, 30. 31, 39, 52, 693, 698, 707, 1629,
1634,1061,2087,2089.
celeus. 88, 200, 570, 119P, 1618, 2187, 2467,
2889, 2998, 3414, 3566, 3622, 3655, 3701.
Prune insects, 815, 3907.
Psenocerus supernotatus, 326, 1536, 3931.
Pseudaglossa lubricalis. 1091.
Pseudanapliora arcanella, 173.
Pseudococcus aceris, 353, 935, 993, 2018, 3210.

ynccae, 337.
Pseudohazis cglanteriua, 158.
Pseudothyatira cjmatophoroides, 2018.
Psoa maculata. 401.
Psocidie, 3278.
Psoroj^tes coiumuuis, 458, 1548.

pqni. 1255, 1548.
Psyche confederata, 2018.
Psylla buxi, 2018.

pyricola, 180, 547, 578, 579, 1288, 1302, 1325,
l.'i46. 1397, 1471. 1511, 1574,1579,2602,2707,
2838, 2897, 2899, 2953, 3025, 3092, 3162, 3173,
3195, 3722, 3727.
Psylliodes puncttilata, 2054, 3897.
Psyllobora 20-inaculata, 449.
Pteronialus gelechiae = Dibrachys boucheanus.
puparum, 158, 3389, 3395.
vane.ssiB, 158.
Pteronus harringtoni, 570.
Ptilinus ruficornis, 2018.
Ptinus l)runneus, 240, 809.

fur, 240.
Ptycuodes trilineatus, 2583, 2752, 3227.

vittatus = trilineatu8.
Pulex avium, 1670.

serraticeps, 999, 1002, 1548, 1074.
Pulvinaria innumerabilis, 161, 172, 496, 598, 664, 693,
695, 1018, 1276, 1349, 1508, 1547, 1875,
1926, 2018, 2053, 2449, 3195, 3528, 3683,
3691. 3707.
maclura , 1464.
psidii, 981.
Pyralis costali8 = Asopia.

farinalis, 173,233, 240, 482, 1067, 1070, 1076,
2088.
Pyrausta futilalis. 1508.

Pyrausta rantalis, see Eurycreon.
Pyrt'tbro kerosene emulsion, 93, 734, 735, 1923.
Pyrethrum, 718, 1557, 1.'').59, 2063, 2154, 3805.
Pyropbila pyramidoidcs, 110, 531, 2018, 3477.
Pyrrharctia isal)ella, 1274, 1317, 1992.
Pytelns lineatus, 1204.
Quassia as insecticide, 26, 2560, 2639.
Quicksilver, 2501.
Quince insects, 70, 3487.
tree borer, 1283.
Raphia frater, 2018.
Kaspberry insects, 1023, 3410, 3477.
Ratzbiirgla ampbicerovora, 2055.
Raupenleim, 3206, 3208, 3215.
Ked-bug, 791.
Remedies, in general, 38, 94, 558, 657, 695, 712, Mid,

1623, 1642, 1799, 1879, 1972. 2823,2832,3153,3262.
Resin and soda compound, 2270.
compound, 3841.
emulsion, 1701.
soaps, 374, 389.
.spray, 1110.

wash, 368, 373, 390,399, 1145, 1679, 1924,2341,
3375.
Retinia comstockiana, 1091, 2018.
fnistrana, 2018, 3341.
rigidana, 2018.
Rhagium lim-atum, 2018, 2.356.
Rbeumaptcra bastata, 2018.
Rhizobius spicatus, 627.

toowoombie. 449.

ventralis, 335, 343,449,921,1143,1151,1157.
Rhizococcus araucaria>. 2018, 2978.
quercus, 2018.
sp., 2297, 2317, 3414.
Rhizoglyphus sp., 1807.
Rhodites radicum, 145, 3477.

sp., 1461.
Rbogas fumipennis, 3630.
intermedins, 158.
Rhopalosipbum dianthi, 477, 2887, 2889.

maidis, 3385.
Rhopobota vacciniana. 533, 3101, 3110.
Rbynchites bicolor, 449, 2566.

(species), 607.
Rhyncophora, food habits of, 120, 122, 218, 604, 607,

799.
Ehyncophorus cruentatus, 2200.

palmaruni, 2565, 2746.
Root-borers, 3324.
Rose insects. 76, 1162, 3710.
Rosin emulsion, see Resin.
Rotation of crops, 890. 3139.
Rust-mite of orange, 1598, 1700. (See Phytoptus

oleivorus.)
Salsify insects, 3408.
Salt as an insecticide, 3016, 3036, 3583.
Samia cynthia, 117, 1859.
Sand-blast, for insects, 23fi0.

Sanninaexitiosa, 32, 45, 52, 161, 423, 442, 456, 481, 732,
1040, 1089, 1235, 1295, 1349. 1592, 1664, 1701,
1781, 2081, 2989, 3086, 3088, 3108, 3213, 3277,
3319, 3343, 3366, 3707, 3743, 3786, 3930.
pacifica, 20, 342, 355, 393, 433, 1137,1138,1140,
1171,3331,3372,3885,3918.
Saperda calcarata, 172, 1533, 2018.

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INDEX.

Saperda Candida, 180, 210, 481, 584,718,804,1046,1239.
1317, 1365, 1506, 1664, 1977, 2187,3123,3343,
3707, 3792.
concolor, 324, 1533, 2018.
cretata, 300.
obliqua, 2018.
tridentata, 695, 1351, 1354, 1501,2018,2036,

2037.
restita, 2018.
Sarcopbaga carnaria, 1547, 1548, 2004.
opifera, 404.
sp., 640.
Sarcopsylla gallinacea, 952, 1548, 2021.
Sarcoptes luinor, 1548.

mutaus, 464, 1548.
scabiei, 820, 1548, 2731.
Sarcoptidffi, 2004.
Sawflics, 158, 1547.
Scabies, 820.

Scale insects = Coccidaj.
Scarites subterraueus, 2625.
Scenopinus feneistraUs, 636.

pallipes, 2435.
Scheele's green, 1593.
Schistocerca americana, 160, 175, 696, 934, 988, 2087,

2161.
Schizocerus ebenus, 156, 2210.

privatus, 1569, 2548.
Schizoneura americana, 2018, 2336, 2037, 2054.
corni, 1898, 194», 2014, 2015.
lanigera, 17, 20, 21, 29, 33, 131, 156, 180,
210, 348, 349, 355, 446, 583, 743, 744,
766, 807, 826, 827, 1013, 1239, 1623,
1667, 1723, 1757. 1779, 1786, 1789, 1885,
1899, 1904, 1908, 1977, 2054, 2233, 2589,
2820, 2902, 2988, ;;046, 3267, 3319, 3365,
3370, 3377, 3502, 3549, 3580, 3707, 3885,
3948.
panlcola, 627, 632, 2014.
querci, 2018.
rileyi, 2018.
Schizura ipomceai, 2018.

unicornis, 1977, 2018, 3477.
Schoturus armatus, 3032.
Sciapteron polistiformis, 481, 1089, 3707.
robiniai, 2018, 2322.
tneincta, 1089, 1097, 2018.
Sciara caldaria. 1471.

coprophila, 1471.
ocellaris,2018.
sp., 627. 632, 872, 1239, 1371.
tritici, 419.
Scoliopteryx libatrix, 1349, 2018.
Scolytida;, 130, 180, 224, 845. 856, 857, 865, 870, 971,

2018, 2844.
Scolytus fagi, 2135.

muticus, 1133.

4-8pino8us, 1133, 2002, 2003, 2018, 2183,3210,

3530.
ruguloaus. 52, 180, 599, 611, 612, 618, 649,
650, 651, 708, 763, 833, 1133, 1204, 1761,
1770, 1900, 1909, 1939, 2047, 2048, 2528,
3004, 3195, 3203, 3281, 3282, 3349, 3430,
3470, 3525, 3532, 3539, 3563, 3571, 3579,
3580, 3586, 3591, 3600, 3607.
nnispinosus, 172, 180, 2018.

Scopelosoma morrisoni, 2018.
sidua, 2018, 3477.
Scorpions, 938.
Scudderia pistillata, 160.
Scutellista cyanea, 1004.
Scymnus lophanthiv, 2181.
piuictum, 505.
restitutor, 2179.
Seeds, large size against insects, 3500.
Seirodonta bilineata, 2018.
Selandria barda, 2018.
carysB, 2018.
cerasi=Eriocan]pa.
rosaj, ()93, 800, 1257, 3707.
nibi, 3153, 3477, .36^.8, 3707.
sp.,1731.
(species), 2018.
vitis, 52, 88, 93, 3108.
Selenia lientaria, 2018.
Semasia sp., 579.

Semiotellus nigripes, 615, 2188, 2193, 2604, 3481.
Semiothisa bisiguata, 2018.
Serica fimbriata, 336.

tristis. 1298.
Sericoris bipartitana, 477.
Serropalpus striatus, 860.

Sesia acerni,161,172, 1089, 1091, 1097, 1423, 1616, 1864,
2018, 2454, 3862.
pyri, 1089, 1770, 3707.

tipuliformis, 161, 326, 738, 739, 1089, 1.536, 1547,
1918, 2042, 2054, 3707, 3931.
Shade-tree Insects, 157, 172, 178, 695, 858, 993, 996,

1000, 1436, 2018, 3195, 3247, 3249, 3252, 3710.
Sbeep scab, 458, 1255, 1537, 1636.
Sigalphus canadensis, 727.

curcuHonis, 727, 2259.
Signiphora occidentalis. 916.
Signoretia sp., 3325.
Silpba bituberosa, 573.
opaca, 170, 2378.
Silvanus advena := Catbartus.
bidentatus, 2018.

cassine (auct.) = Cathartus gemellatus.
niercator, 238.

siiriuaniensis, 103, 173, 233, 240, 313, 482,
502, 1060, 1066, 1074, 1164, 1388, 1847, 2082,
2088, 2282, 3262, 3366, 3371, 3517, 3753.
Silver-tisb, 3501.
Silver-top of hay, 549, 1919.
Simulium nieridionale, 2201.

sp.,956.
Sinea spinipes, 449.

Sinoxylon basilare, 161, 180, 1667, 2018, 2037, 3484,
3616.
sp., 2218.
Siphonophoraartemisia, 2889.

avenae, 173, 251, 304, 549, 554. 579, 618,
676, 677, 682, 684, 693, 698, 754. 1213,
1218, 1219. 1228, 1239, 1252, 1256,
1388, 1606, 1663, 1664, 1837, 1909,
1926, 1974, 2054, 2136, 2328, 2836,
2933, 2938, 3112, 3113, 3123, 3375,
3428, 3528. 3580, 3650, 3727, 3881,
3898.
circumflexa, 2889.
citrifolii, 446, 1700.

INDEX.

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Siphonopbora cucurbitre, 2087. 3480, 3600.
granaria = avenw.
TOSiv, 1682.
Sisyrosca inornata, 2018.
Sitodrepa panicea, 63, 173, 240, 1099, 1204, 1317. 2654,

2717, 3162.
Sitones tlavescens, 1974, 2007, 3536.

hispiduhi.s, 2852.
Sitotroga cerealella, 94, 103, 147, 100, 167, 173, 233,
482, 502. 567, 573, 601, 911, 915, 1064, 1076,
1164, 1353, 1379, 1471, 1608, 1664, 1701,
1994, 2082, 2088, 2482, 2586, 2637, 2939.
3140, 3148, 3172, 3174, 3262, 3484, 3548
3753.
Skipping galls, 1101.
Slugs in garden, 1433.
Smerinthus excfecatus, 1977, 2018.
geminatus, 809, 2018.
Juglandis, 2018.
modestus = Triptogon.
myops, 2018.
Smynt burns liorteusis, 173.

sp., 698, 3411.
Snails, 2149, 2718.

Sod ■web-worm = Crambus exsiccatus.
Solenopsis debilis, 627.

fiigax, 160, 3432, 3477.
• gcminata. 1471.
molesta, 160, 632.
Soot, as insecticide, 2379.
Spartocera diffusa, 2848.
Spemiophagus peetoralis, 228, 239.
Sphiericus gibbioides, 2844.
Sphenophorua obscurus, 2252.

ochrens, 607, 1962, 2010, 3404, 3428.
parvulus, 157, 173, 607, 1971, 2010,

3461.
sculptili8,88, 100, 3137.
(species), 607.
Sphinx catalpae = Daremma.
chersis, 2018.
cinerea = cherai3.
drupiferarum, 3546.
gordius. 809, 2018.
luscitiosa, 2018.

5-maculata=: Protoparce celeus.
sp., 137.
Spider-bites, 128, 252, 265, 437, 507, 509, 768, 839, 947,
1562, 1693, 2105, 2260, 2300, 2425, 2452, 2476, 2521,
2547, 2613, 2615, 3093, 3358, 3847, 3890.
Spilosoma virginica, 160, 813, 1224, 1317, 2018,2054,

3430.
Spittle insects, 531, 1185, 1265, 3699.
Sprayed grapes, 1314.

Spraying (in general), 194, 244, 424, 656, 753, 771, 796,
1740, 2005, 2030, 3142, 3257, 3728.
against apple- worm, 2058, 2077.
against codling-moth, 245, 405, 448, 449,
598, 699, 704, 724, 831, 1360, 1549, 1719,
1805, 2619, 3095, 3368, 3502, 3758, 3877.
against curculio, 596, 769, 772, 1244, 2068,

2259, 3688.
against scale-insects, 2577, 3275.
apparatus, 10. 11, 13. 26, 28, 36, 39, 94, 172,
210, 421, 558, 678, 695, 700, 718. 736, 805,
822, 879, 972, 1513, 1547, 1567, 1666, 1672,

Spraying apparatu.s— Continued.

1700, 1701. 1817, 1882, 1905, 2012, 2018,
2054. 2071, 2121, 2137, 2769, 2928, 2981,
3092, 3114, 3223, 3225, 3260, 3262, 3276,
3289, 3295, 3329, 3377, 3625, 3642, 3675,
3743, 3772, .3778, 3789, 3831.
calendar, 62. 623, 1656, 3255, 3256.
for fruit insects, 5, 67, 468. 487, 603, 792
793, 1248, 1363, 1396, 1553, 1814, 1914,'
2080, 2198, 2661, 2881, 3258, 3348, 3357,
3361, 3364.
peache.^, 772, 2828.
Spread of inst'ct.^i, 968, 3483, 3.")72, 3.599, 3610, 3845,
3863.
by nurseries, 3209.
Spruce insects, 2018.
Squash borer = Melittia ceto.
Stagmomantis Carolina, 1204, 1242, 305G, 3701.
Steam, for scale-insects, 3871.

in making spraying material, 3254.
Stegania pustulana, 2018,
Steganoptycha bolUana, 3051,

claypoleana, 1449, 2018.
pyricolana, 1736.
ratzeburgiana, 2018.
Stenocorus villosus = Elaphidion.
Stenotrachelys approximaria, 2018.
Stibadium spumosuni, 1763.
Stictocephala festina, 2211.
Stomoxys calcitrans, 668, 708, 1548.

sp., 2004, 2237.
Strawberry insects, 1023, 1294, 1031, 3259, 3434, 3710,

weevil =r A nthonomus signatus.
Strongylium sp..864.

Sugar beet insects, 162, 163, 164, 171, 176, 2009.
Sugar-cane borer = Diatrfea.

insects, 1146.
Sulphur as an insecticide, 1390, 3052.

evaporated, 2301.
Sulphureted hydrogen, 411.
Sweet-potato borer =Cylas formicarius.

insects, 3195.
Sycamore insects, 158, 2018.
Symbiotes auricularum, 1548.

communis, 1548.
Synchlora glaucaria, 1303, 1349, 3477.

rubivora=glaucaria.
Syneta albida, 1151, 2647.
Syngamus trachealis, 3273.
Syrphus flies, 158, 305, 334, 1172, 1871, 3U3.
Systena blanda=tfeniata.

frontalis, 221, 554, 573. 1397, 2563.
budsonis, 3532.
marginalis, 554, 2018.

tieniata, 93, 164, 167, 173, 627, 632, 740, 1204.
3171, 3173, 3430, 3504, 3531, 3.532, 3573.
Systcechus oreas, 1547.
Tabanus tectus, 500.
Tachina anomyma=:Frontina frenchii.
bifasciata=Belvo8ia.
datanfp — "Winthemia 4-pustalata.
mella, 640.
Taeniocampa rufula, 411.
Tanymecus confertus, 181.
Tarantulas, 938.
Tarpan for leaf-hoppers, 1970.

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INDEX.

Tarwater for insects, 6C2, 1877.

Telea polypliemus, 158, 161, 1383, 1817, 1922. 1977,

2018, 2037, 3866.
Telenomus bifidus, 158.
graptie, 158.
.sp..o70.
Telephorus ijiliueatn.s, 1349, 2187.

coiisors, 366. ^

Temperature, effects ou iusect.s, 1007.
Teiiebrio molitor, 167. 173, 240, 482, 804. 1349, 2348.
obscurus. 160, 173, 240, 1066, 1329, 1397,
2465.
Teuebroide.s californica, 1067.
corticalis, 2187.

iiiauritanica, 2.33, 240,482,1065,1071,
1534,3301.
Tent caterpillars, 411, 1112, 1341, 1541, 1872, 2043,
2054, 2414, 2540, 2568, 2855, 2895, 3195, 3371, 3374,
3375, 3376, 3521, 3720, 3735, 3736.
Teras Cinderella :=minuta.
ferrugaua, 2018.
niinuta, 180. 1995, 1996, 2014,3110,3268,3665,

3696, 3707, 3945.
oxycoccana. 3101.
(species), 2018.
vacciuiv()rana = miuuta.
variana, 2018.
Teretrins americanus, 2017.
Termites, 52, 438, 631, 1085, 1100, 1590, 1596, 1796,

2018, 2293, 2366, 2697, 2755, 2873, 3312, 3575, 3600.
Tetracis crocallata. 2018.

lorata, 2018.
Tetralopha diluculella. 2018.
Tetranyclms bimaculatus, 72, 810.

sexaiaculatus, 2130, 2136.
sp., 2067.

telarius, 45, 52, 173, 432, 477, 718, 766,
1031,1171,1239, 1682, 1715, 1861, 1977,
2095, 2794, 3558, 3707, 3942.
Tetrastichus sp., 2530.
Tettigonia liieroglypbica, 1898.

mollipes=Diedrocephala.
rosffi=Typhlocyba.
vitis=Typhlocyba.
Texas cattle-fever, dissemination, 647, 1686, 2830,
3226.
insects, 3484.

screw-worm:=Comp8omyia.
Thalessa atrata, 1183.

lunator, 1204, 1349, 2116.
Tbalpocbares coccopbaga, 405, 449, 1143.
Tbaiiinonoma Havicaria, 738, 739.
4-lincaria, 738, 739
Tbamuotettix fitcbii, 3110.
Tliauaos .juveualis, 2018.
Tbaiia.simus dnbius, 1052.
Tbecla nielinus, 959.
nipbon, 2018.
po/as, 1559.
(species), 2018.
Tbera contraetaua, 2018.
Tbcriua seminndaria, 2018.

(species), 2018.
Theronia melauocepbala, 533, 640-
Tbersiloclius conotracheli, 2259.
Thoron opacus. 891 .
Thricolepis iuomata, 2527.

Thripida;, 2475.

food-habits, 1829.
Thrips alii=tabaci.

sp.. 76, 396. 449, 549, 1344, 1557, 3882.
striatns, 740.

tabaei, 1508, 2011, 2033, 3533, 35:i5, 3.589.
tritici, 173, 180, 2292.
Thyniocresol, 399, 1739.
Tbyreus abbotii, 3.53, 1184, 1412, 1459, 3707.
Thyridopteryx cpbemerseformis, 52,095. 996,1018,
1040, 1317, 1386, 1741, 1751, 1758,
1768, 1771, 1773, 1937, 2018, 3195,
3210, 3468, 3484, 3491, 3493, 3504,
3524, 3602. 3612, 3707.
8p.,3310.
Thysanoes timbricoruis, 2018.
Thyzus persicif, 1796.
Ticks, 301, 302, 647, 2004, 3330, 3494, 3834.
Timber insect.s, 673, 804, 865, 2018.
Tin cans for cutworms, 50, 3099.
Tinea biselliella, 188, 239, 482, 528, 5(56, 569, 1012,
2041,2120,2945.
granella, 173, 233, 1076.
pellionella, 188, 482, 528, 566, 569, 1012, 1204,

1443, 2041. 2126. 2907, 2945, 3511.
tapetzella, 188, 528, 566, 569, 813, 1012, 2041,
2126,2945.
Tiphia iuomata, 627, 632, 158.
Tipula bicornis, 607, 3481.

co.stalis, 3481.
TipulidiiB, 173, 3421, 3444, 3451, 3527.
Tischeria malifoliella, 1345, 1508, 1612, 3541, 3548,
3665.
(species). 2018.
Tmetocera ocellana, 189, 334, 524, 531, 562. 567, 574,
804, 807, 1259, 1288, 1316, 1317, 1366, 1367, 1!122, 2043,
2054, 2004, 2953, 2980, 3024, 3092, 3157, 3477, 3568,
3727, 3769.
Toad, insect food of, 640, 683, 1102, 2099, 3317.
Tobacco as an insecticide, 26, 1889, 2840, 3693, 3936.
flea-beetle=Epitrix parvula.
insects, 488,880, 1660.
Tolype laricis, 2018.

vellcda, 1932, 1977, 2018.
Tomato decoction for red spider, 3489.
Tomicus cacotjrapbus, 172, 180, 1052, 2018.
calligrapbus, 695, 2018, 3342.
pini, 2018.
Tortrix citrana, 411.

fumiferana, 2018, 2020.
pallorana, 477.
politana=Lopboderus.
<luercifoliana, 2018.
rileyana, 2018.
,sp., 359.

sulfureana, 2018.
Toxoptera gramineum. 1806, 2440, 3455.
Tragidion fulvipenuc, 2018, 2061.
Trama erigerouensis, 627.
Trap and barrier, 628.
for insects, 1680.
Tree-borers, 51.
Tree-hopper.s=MbmbracidiE.
Tl-emex coluuiba, 172. 1188, 1452, 1945, 1969, 2018,

2037. 2116.
Tribolium confusum. 228, 233, 234, 240, 482, 1066,
1070, 1075, 2088.