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SELECTED REFERENCES COMPILED BY THE STAFF OF THE BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT
LIBRARY FROM PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED IN THE LIBRARY OF THE UNITED STATES”
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WASHINGTON, D. C,
Venu. UL Jan. - Feb. 1942 No. 1
This list is confined to new books on
entomology and to selected periodical liter-
ature relating chiefly to economic entomolo-
gy. Publications of the U. S. Department of
Agriculture and of the state experiment sta-
tions are omitted as a printed Monthly List
of Publications is issued by the Office of
Information, and a mimeographed list of State
Experiment Station Publications by the Office
of Experiment Stations. Publications of the
state extension services, and all articles by
members of the department staff in outside
publications, are not included as they are
issued monthly in Agricultural Library Notes.
The contents of the Journal of Economic Ento-
mology have also been omitted because nearly
all the technical workers have access to it.
Periodical references to apiculture are not
included.
BOOKS
Alden, C. H.
Appl2 insects and dis2ases. Sep. ibis. Atlanta, Ga., 1942.
(Ga. Dept. ent. Bul. no.83)
American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists.
1941 year book ... Volume XVIII. 762p. New York City, Howes pub-
ishing cd... inc.;, L941. Partial contents.-— Tentative method of
test for resistance of fabrics and yarns to insect pests, p.269-271;
Tentative method of test for evaluation of compounds designed to
increase the resistance of fabrics and yarns to insect pests, p.271-
274,
ee
California. Department of Agriculture. Bureau of Chemistry. .
Heonomic poisons, 1940-1941. 109p. Sacramento, Printed in California .
state printing office, George H. Moore, State printer, 1941. (Spec.
pub. no.187)
Cockerell, T. D. A.
bees of the family Hylaeidae from the Sthiopian region. 15pi, > Casta
of Washington, 1942. (Smithsn. inst. Misc. collect. v.101, no.8)
Cristobal, U. L.
Instrucciones para combatir el "Gusano de las pomaceas" (Cyéia (Carpo-
capsa) pomonella Linné). 7, [l]p. illus. Buenos Aires, 1940.
(argentina. Min. de agr. Dir. de propag. y pub. Pub. misc. no.81)
Dobzhansky, T.
beetles of the genus Hyperaspis inhabiting the United States. 94p.
illus. City of Washington, Dec.31, 1941. Literature cited,
p.90-92. (Smithsn. inst. Misc. collect. v.101, no.6 [Fub. 3642])
Zast Malling Research Station.
Annual report (twenty-eighth year) 1940... 96p. illus. [London
and Ashford, Kent, Headley brothers], 1941. Partial contents.-
General review of research work with lists of papers published
during the year. VI. Entomology, by A. M. Massee and R. M. Green-
slade, p.25-26; VII. Insecticides and fungi, p.26-28; Beakbane,
A. B., Thompson, #. C., and Tydeman, H. M. Preliminary selection
of apple rootstocks immune from woolly aphis based on certain
anatomical differences in root structure, p.32-36, illus.
References, p.36; Massee, A. M. Notes on some interesting insects
observed in 1940, p.61-65; Greenslade, Rk. M. Strawberry aphis
[Capitophorus fragariae Tneob.] and the weather in 1940, p.65-66;
The black currant leaf midge Dasyneura tetensi (Rtibs.), p.66-71,
illus. References, p.71; Shaw, H., and Steer, W. Dinitroeresot
and other dual purpose winter washes, p.72-75. References, p.75;
Steer, W., and Moore, M. H. Spray damage and apple capsid
[Plesicoris rugicollis] control by winter petroleum, p.76-81.
Keferences, p.81; Massee, A. M., and Greenslade, k. M. Work at
Hast Malling on the control of the strawberry aphis s [Capitophorus
fragariae], p.92-94, illus. References, p.94; The control of
the hop red spider, p.94.
Goodnight, C. J., and Goodnight, M. L.
The genus Protolophus (Phalangida). 7p. illus. New York City,
Published by the American museum of MED Ee history, 1942.
(Amer. mus. novitates no. 1157)
Lennox, F, G.
Studies of the physiology and cele toe of biowfites. 8. Rate of
ammonia production by larvae of Lucilia cuprina and its distribution
. in this insect. 9. The enzymes responsible for ammonia production
by larvae of Lucilia cuprina. 64p. illus. Melbourne, 1941.
keferences, p.63-64. cae Council sci. & indus. res. Pam.
no.109) Processed.
Wes Sas
Levi, W. M.
The pigeon. Sten. titus. Columbia, S. C., R. L. Bryan company,
1941. (p.314-327. 3xternal parasites. )
Naude, T. J., Ripley, L. B., and Petty, B. K.
Wattle bagworm control by aeroplane dusting. leép. Pretoria,
Printed in the Union of South Africa by the Government printer,
1939. (So. Africa. Dept. agr. and forestry. Sci. bul. no.206
[Plant indus. ser. no.52])
Schenkling, 5.
Coleopterorum catalogus auspiciis et auxilio W, Junk editus a Ss.
Schenkling. Pars 169. 's-Gravenhage, W. Junk, 1940. Contents.-
Heikertinger, F., and Csiki, =. Chrysomelidae; Halticinae II.
p.337-635.
Shafik, M.
A study of some mixed fumigants suitable for the control of stored
products insects. 160p. Bulay, Cairo, Govt. press, 1938.
[Bibliography], p.142-160. (Reed. Jan.31, 1942.)
Ward, G. M,
Nicotine; a product of tobacco. 2lp. Ottawa, Canada, 1941.
References, p.18-21. (Canada. Dept. agr. Pub. 730. Also Tech.
bul. 38)
SHIODICALS
Agricultural engineering ([St. Joseph, Mich.]), v.23, no.2, Feb. 1942.
Gui, H. L., Porter, L. C., and Prideaux, G. F. Kesponse of insects
to color, intensity, and distribution of light, p.51-58, illus.
agriculture; the journal of the Ministry of agriculture, Great Britain
(London), v.48, no.3, Dec. 1941.
wireworms and newly ploughed grassland. Suggestions in respect of
cropping, p.172-176. _
Agronomia; organo oficial del Certro estudiantes de agronomfa (Buenos
Aires), ano 33, no.159, Oct. 1941. (v.30, no.3)
Soriano, A. M. de, and Grassini, L. A. Contralor de la presencia.
de insectos en narinas, p.[304]-307, illus.
Allahabad farmer (Allahabad), v.15, no.4, July 1941.
Moraes, 3. J. W. Beneficial insects in agriculture, p.[198 ]-206.
The Amateur entomologist; the journal of the Amateur rai epneagien
society ([London, Sng. 1y, v.5, no.38, 1941.
Cockayne, 5. A. The habits of some British moths, p.cl- 30, illus:
Cooper, B. A. A pocket net, p.40-41, illus.; Setting Lepidoptera,
p.47-55, illus.
Finnigan, W. J. Photography of insects, p.57-58.
O'Farrell, A. F. The genitalia of Lepidoptera, p.33-38, illus.
Tams, W. H. T. Some British moths reviewed, p.1-20, illus.
American midland naturalist (Notre Dame, Ind.), v.27, nol, Jan.’ 1942.
Wallace, H. K. yw. 74, no.l, p.8-12, illus... Literature cited, p.12.
Denning, D. G. The genus Grammotaulius in North America, with the
description of a new species (Trichoptera, Limnephilidae), v.73,
no.1é, p.232-235, illus. Bibliography, p.235. [Grammotaulius
ee lorettae n. sp.]
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Canadien entomologist ‘ ‘(éontinued) - . ett ie ae:
vethier, V. G. The larva ‘and ‘pupa OF, aah intomedialis ik,
(Pyralidae, Lepidoptera); V745 no.b, pr6—-7,) A) ius. |.
‘Gregson; J. D: ‘Two néw species of ticks from British Columbia
(Gxoaiase), Ve7d).NO le, Deedee, Llaiusy References, p.228.
[Ixodes hearlei n. sp.; I. ochotonae n. sp.]; The coast tick
(Ixodes californicus Banks) problem in British : eee
Move, NOM Wi. 3-5.
Morrison, F. 0. Imported carabid beetle [Pseudophorus anipes DeG. ]
May be a potential pést, v.73, no.12, p.[217]-218..... Literature
Citea. |p. 218 :
Walker, EB. M; The nymph . of Aeschna verticalis cee Wie? Ga) WO ae a
ek 229-251, illus. ) :
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Canadian field-naturalist: (Ottawa), Vv. 55, ‘no. 9, Dec, ‘oar, (Pub. Jani 5am
1942) Be ik Me tae n
Beall, G. ‘The monarch Wottertiy Danaus archippus Fab , PRY ine |
wi movement in southern Ontario, D. 133- 133-137, illus. Keferences, p.136.
pviecian journal of research tot cana Tae aocripe tzeea; eed 1 NOt.
Jan. 1942. i
Fallis, A. l’. The life cycle of-Apanteles carpatus (Say ) (Hymenoptera:
Braconidae), a parasit2? of the webbing clothes moth, Tineola
‘hiselliella Hum. , v. or oh illus. eM & ae 1a
Carnegie magazine (Pi brepur it. Benn) svt Senon Sian senan “1942 |
Link. G. A., Jr. Insect life through a microscope, p.233-237, illus.
Chacaras ® quintaes (Sao Paulo), v.64, no.6, Dec.15, 1941
. Paes de Souza Brazil, T. Como combater os borrachudos, ».[706]-707.
Porto, G. M. Uma lepidobroca das cucurbitaceas: aie Une nitidalis
Cr.., p.L735]-736, illus:
Keiniger, C. H. Uma ameaca para os trigais do sul. Combate biologico ©
a0s pulgdes (afideos), p.[697j- 699, illus. 4
La oe (Bieuvs Aires), v.12, no. 135, meee 1942.
fubino, M. C., and aun VY. La piojera en los animales, Ds 16-17,
73-[74], illus. 2 MeN
Chinese medical journal (Peiping), v.60, no.3, Sept. 1941.
Yang, T.-W. The toxicity of Lei-Kung-Teng (Tripterysium wilfordii
Hook). A preliminary study, p.[@22]-228. HKeferences,.p.228.
Yao, Y. T., and Wu, ©. C. The finding of Philebotomus chinensis
- Newstead from Yunnan and its bearing on the.transmission of kala-
azar in South China; with remarks on the success in infecting
Chinese hamsters with flagellates from naturally infected P. chi-
nensis found in Ge gestae D. evade 240. Rage aces: p.239-240.
Citrus grower (Uitenhage, C. P. ve Bey vee 29, 1941: no.95, Dec ssl, 19a.
Bedford, B. Cr'G. ° The biology'of the: citrus thrips, no.95, Pp. mah Saul
- 5-8, illus. Literature cited, p.8. . Text in @nglish and in Dutch.
_ (Abstract from report to b® printed as So. Africa. Dept. Agr. and
Forestry. Sci. Bul.) Va uttee (ae
m4! Pe «l _ ~ TO bee"
ete Ng Tos ve /™ : «'h '
, 4 r . “ J * 4 thoy A {
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Citrus grower | (continued)
Crous, P. A. The reduction of acidity in Valencias by the use of
arsenical sprays, no.94, Pp. de RAW fe SOsar a Text in English and
in Dutch.
Citrus industry (Tampa, Fla.), v.23, no,2, Feb. 1942.
Watson, J. R. Insect conditions in Florida in 1941, p.6, 14.
Citrus leaves (Redlands, Calif.), v.22, no.1, Jan. 1942.
Thomason, H. L. Activities of citrus bud mite [Sriophyes sheldoni
Swing] subject of extensive survey, p.[1]-4, illus.
Country life (London), v.90, no.2332, Sept.26, 1941.
Beaufoy, S. The beautiful white admiral [Limenitis camilla],
p.p¢r, allus.
Current science (Bangalore), v.10, no.1l, Nov. 1941.
Pruthi, H. S. A fresh cycle of the desert locust [Schistocerca
gregaria Forsk.] in India, p.479-483, illus.
Diario rural (i‘ontevideo), v.2, no.l41, Dec.27, 1941; no.142, Dec.3l,
1941; no.148, Jan.21, 1942.
Brethes, J. La ran te de la Acacia (Chalepus medios (Chap.)),
HOLL, DS) SLs. La polilia del repollo [Plutelle maculi-
pennis], no.142, ae illus.; Sobre la Diatraea saccharalis,
HOGS». Ps 8s" 95. Tiles.
Tne Eastern fruit grower (Charles Town, W. Va.), v.4, no.12, Feb. 1942.
Hough, W. S. Factors influencing codling-moth control, p.5, 12, 17.
Ecology (Lancaster, Penn.), v.23, no.l, Jan. 1942.
Flanders, S. 3. The sex-ratio in the Hymenoptera: a function of the
environment, p.120-121. Literature cited, p.120-121.
Stanley, J. A mathematical theory of the growth of populations of
the flour beetle Tribolium confusum Duv. V. The relation between
the limiting value of egg-populations in the absence of hatching
and the sex ratio of the group of adult beetles used in a culture,
p.24-31.
Weber, N. A. A bdiocoenose of papyrus heads (Cyperus papyrus),
PeltS-1'o Adtus,. Literature, cited, p.119.
Zlisha iitchell scientific society. Chapel Hill, N. ©. Journal, v.57,
no.2, Dec, 1941. /
Howell, T. Notes on Sphemeroptera and aquatic Diptera of western
North Carolina, p.306-317. Literature cited, p.316-317.
Smith, C. F. The genus Drepanaphis Del Guercio east of the Eocky
Mountains, p.226-242, illus.
Entomolozica Americana (Lancaster, Penn.), n.s., v.22, no.l, Jan. 1942.
Bequaert, J. A monograph of the Nelophaginae, or ked-flies, of sheep,
zoats, deer and antelopes (Diptera, Eippoboscidae), p.1-64. (To
be continued.)
Untomological news (Philade clphia) v.52, no.10, ‘Dee. (1941; v.53, 1942; —
nowy Janse noes Feb. , es oie eae nee ;
Abbott, C. 3. Why does Cae circle? ‘(Goleoptera: Gyrinidae),
Vene, NOLO; p.207-7290 .
Ahrens, C. Dragonflies new to the Mount Desert Island region,
Maine (Odonata), v.52, no.10, p.285-287. a
Blaisdell], F. #., Sr. Notes concerning ie asie aeeay wagneri Blaisdell —
(Cotcaniers: Tenebrionidae), v.53, no.2, p.43-44.
Forbes, Ww. T. M. What is Peeudomechanitis! (Lepid.: Nymphalidae),
v.52) no:10, p.276-277:.
Harris, H. M, The male of Pagasa fasciventris H. M. Harris (Hemiptera, ©
Nabidae), v.53, no.2, p.36. eee
knight, K. L. A migratory flight of Phoebis agarithe Bd. (Lepid.:
Pieridae), v.52, no.10, p.274-275.
Lafleur, L. J. Wooden-walled ant nests (Hymen.: Formicidae), v. 53,
no.l, p.1-7
Raw, b Ae ee butterflies, Libyened bachmanii larvata Stkr., in
Texas. (Lepid.: Nymphalidae), v.52, no.10, p.277-278.
Williams, R. W. Notes on the Dagcones of Ataxia hubbardi Fisher in
Illinois (Coleop.: Cerambycidae), v.52, no.10, ho Ae
Sntomologist (London), v.74, 1941; no.941, Oct.; no.942, eye no.943, Deas j
Beirne, B. P. The genitalia of Mnesipatris filicivora Meyr. and 4
Teichobia vernuellella Stt., no.941, p.[217]-220, illus.
Donisthorpe, H. Description of a new species of Crematogaster Lund,
subgenus Physocrema Forel, with a list of, and a key to, the known
species of the subgenus, no.941, p.225-227. [C. (Physocrema)
moorei sp.n. |
Svans, W. H. Changes in nomenclature affecting Malayan espe
(Lepidoptera), no.942, p.244-246.
Hickin, N. B, The food and water requirements of Gibbium psylloides
Czemp (Coleopt., Ptinidae), with some notes on its biology, no. 943,
p.(265]-267. References, p:267.
Hinton, H. E, A change of nam2 and a key to the British species of
Cartodere (Coleoptera, Lathridiidae), no.942, p.[241]-243, illus.
Kevan, D. K. M. The insect fauna of the Isle of Higg, no.942,
p.247-254. ety
Littlewood, F. On rearing Lepidoptera, no.941, p.230-235; no.94e,
p.255-260; no.943, p.270-274. (Continued from no.939.)
Niblett, M. Notes on some gall-causing Cecidomyidae: I, no.941,
p.221-224,
Entomologist's monthly magazine (London), ser.4, v.2 (whole ser. v.77),
1941; no.23 (whole ser. no.930), Nov.; no.24 (whole ser. no.931), Dec.
Balfour-Browne, F. The aquatic Coleoptera of Sast and West Sussex,
no.930, p.257-264: no.931, p.265-272. (To be continued.)
Hinton, H. &. The immature stages of Acrotrichis fascicularis
(Herbst) (Col., Ptiliidae), no.930, p.245-250, illus.
Kloet, G. S. A new observation nest for wood boring aculeates ~
(Hym.), no.930, p.241-244, illus.
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~ Entomologists! record (London), v.53, no.12, Dec. 1941.
_ Leeds, H. A. Butterfly collecting in Wood Walton, Hunts., area
during 1941, p,.128-130.
Talhouk, A. M. S. The insect fauna supported by the apple and pear
trees in Lebanon, p.125-128.
Wightman, A. J. Phenological classification of pelearctic Pepi Gopter™
A disputed example, p. 130-1 132.
Florida entomologist (Gainesville, Fla.), v.24, no.3, Dec. 1941.
Wilson, J. W. Biological control of Diatraea saccharalis in the
Florida Everglades during 1940 and 1941, p.52-57. Bibdliosraphy,
p.57.
Frontiers (Philadelphia), v.6, no.3, Feb. 1942.
Woodson, W, S. The trapdoor spider [Bothriocyrtum californicum] earns
admiration as a worker of a grass roots miracle, p.78-80, illus.
Genetics (Brooklyn, N. Y.), v.27, no.1, Jan. 1942.
Hinton, T. A comparative study of certain heterochromatic regions
in the mitotic and salivary gland chromosomes of Drosophila melano-
gaster, p.[119]-127, illus. Literature cited, p.127.
Great Britain. Koyal army medical corps. Journal (London), v.77, 1941;
no.5, Nov.; no.6, Dec.
Anderson, W. M. 3. Clinical observations on sandfly fever in the
Peshawar district, no.5, p.[225]-239. keferences, p.239.
[Phlebotomus papatasii.]
Manifold, RK. H. ©. A portable shower and disinfestor unit, no.6,
p.310-313, illus.
Ollerenshaw, Kk. G. W. A portable steam field disinfestor, no.5,
p.245-253, illus. References, p.c58.
Indian journal of agricultural science (New Delhi), v.10, 1940; pt.4, Aug.;
pt.5, Oct. (Received Jan. 1942.)
Gupta, B, D. The anatomy, life and seasonal histories of striped moth
borers of sugarcane in North Bihar and West United Provinces, pt.5,
p.787-817, illus. References, p.81l.
Krishna Ayyar, P. N. A remarkable wild host plant of the cotton stem
weevil, Pempheres affinis Fst., from South India, and its parasitic
associates, pt.4, p.640-652, illus. keferences, p.652; Zupelmella
pedatoria Ferr., a parasite of the cotton-stem weevil (Pempheres
affinis Fst.) from South India, pt.5, p.776-786, illus.
References, p.786.
Padwick, G. W., and Uppal, B. N. The problem of inter-provincial plant
quarantines in India, pt.5, p.697-706.
Rahman, K. A., and Tandon, D. N. Chilo trypetes Bisset (Pyralidae) -
a new pest’of sugarcane from the Punjab, pt.5, p.818-823, illus.
Indian journal of medical research (Calcutta), v.29, 1941; no.2, Apr.;
no.3, July.
_tIyengar, M. 0. T. Occurrence of Wuchereria bancrofti infection in a
rural area, no.3, p.677-679., keferences, p.679.
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Indian journal of medical research ee : z
Menon, T. B., and Ramamurti, B. The behaviour of the infective ¥
larvae of. Wuchereria bancrofti with special reference to their
mode of escape and p penetration of skin, no. Ds Bea illus.
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International sugar journal (London), v.44, no.517, Jan. 1942.
L., H, M. Control of the cane borer in Louisiana, p.7.
Iowa state college journal of science (Ames), v.16, no.2, Jan. 1942.
Hsiao, T. Y. A list of Chinese Miridae (enenrere) with a to
subfamilies, tribes, genera and species, p.241-269.
Rowe, J. 4. Preliminary report on Iowa mosquitoes, p.2ll-225.
Literature cited, .p.225- |
Jornal de agricultura (Rio de Janeirc), v-.6, 1941; no.11, Nov.30; no.12,
Der Sl <
Silva, 0. da, Jr., and Proenga, M. C. Gasterofilose; contribuigao
a0 estudo da gasterofilose e da sp. Gasterophilus nasalis. (Com
a descrigao da larva de 2.2 fase e primeira observa¢so, no Brasil,
do ins&to adulto), no.1l, p.7-8; no.12, p.8. (Contimiia.)
Journal of cellular and comparative physiology (Philadelphia, Pemn.),
v.19, no.1, Fen:20, 1942. | feat .
Crescitelli, F., and Jahn, T. L. Oscillatory electrical activity
from the insect compound eye, p.47-66, illus. Literature cited,
p.66. :
Journal of hygiene (London), v.41, no.4, Dec. 1941; v.42, no.1l, Jan. 1942.
Hess, A. D., and Tarzwell, ©. M. The feedinz habits of Gambusia
affinis affinis, with special reference to the malaria mosquito,
Anopheles qt quadrimaculatus, v.42e, no.1l, p.142-151, illus.
References, p.151. iat
Johnson, C. G. The ecology of the ped-bue, Cimex lectularius L.,
.in Britain. Report on research, 1935-40, v.41, no.4, p.[345]-461,
illus. References, p.452-454.
Journal of parasitology (Lancaster, Penn.), v. ES ig) ROL: Feb. 1942,
Wood, S. F. Reactions of man to the feeding of reduviid bugs, p. 43-498
Bibliography, p.49, [Triatoma spp.; Paratriatoma hirsuta Barber.] —
Journal of the Department of acriculture of Victoria (Melbourne), Vises
pt.l2, Dec. 1941. ; .
Lawrey, V. L. Codling moth control; the value of banding, p.591-592,
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Kansas entomological society. Journal (Manhattan), v.15, no.1, Jan. 1942, |
Good, N. #3. Megabothris abantis (Rothschild): description of the
female. (Siphonaptera), p.7-9, illus.
Klostermeyer, BE. C. The life history and habits of the rine eee
earwig, Euborellia annulipes (Lucas) (Order Dermaptera), p. i ee
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Kansas entomological society, Journal (contimed)
Pritchard, A HE. A revision of the genus Cerotainiops Gira
(Diptera; Asilidae), p.19%24, Literature cited, p.24.
Sailer, R. I. Host record and distributional note for Deraeocoris
rufiventris Knight 1921 (Miridae), p.18.
Snith, R, 0. Nomophila noctuella as a grass and alfalfa pest in
Kansas (Lepidoptera. Pyralididae), p.25~-34, illus. Literature
cited, Pp, 33°54,
Laboratorio de la Clinica "Imis Razetti", Teds noe6, Dec. 1941.
Briceno-Iragorry, L. Nota sobre Simul idae (Diptera), con citacion
de una nueva especie para el pais y lista de las conocidas en Vene-
muela, p.Lll10]-118. Bibliogrsfia, p.118.
Landwirtscheftliches jahrbuch der Schweis (Bern), v.55, no.6, 1941,
(Also Anmuaire agricole de la Suisse, 42, annee, 6&. fasc.)
Wiesmann, R. Ersatzstoffe fttr die arsenmittel im pflanzenschutz.
I, Versuche mit phenothiazin, schwefelstickstoff und sporein im
obstbau, p.L657]-675, illus. Zitierte literatur, p.675.
Linnean society of New South Tales, Sydney. Froceedings, v.66, pts.1/2,
1941,
Cumpston, D, M. A summary of certain aspects of the scarab problem,
and a contribution to a bibliography of the family Scarabaeidae,
p.33-40. Literature cited, p, 57-40.
Lloydia (Cincinnati), v.4, no.4, Dec, 1941,
James, if, T, siological zoology (Chicago, I11.), v/15, no.1, Jan. 1942,
Child, ©. i!. Differential dye reduction in ovaries of Drosophila
hydei, ».13-29, illus. Literature cited, p.29.
Ludwig, D. The effect of different relative humidities, during the
pupal stage, on the reproductive capacity of the luna moth, Tropae
luna 4., p.48-60, illus. Literature cited, p.59-60.
The Planter (Kuala lumpur), v.22, no.10, Oct. 1941. ;
‘[Beeley, FT.) Pests and diseases in rubber growing. Important research
work cone by pathologists at the Rubber research institute, p.406-408,
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v.11, no.1, Jan-Feb. 1942
Abbott, C. B., 8, 14. Choussy, F., Bh
Adamson, N, J., 14 Clark, R, dd. Py 12.
Aguilera, C., 19 Cockayne, EB, A., 3
Ahrens, C., 8 Cockerell, T.,D. A., 2
Biden, 6.7 eee 2 Collinge, W..E., 14
Alicata, J. E., 19 Comstock, J. &.,,.17
Anderson, W. NM. E., 9 Cooper, B, A., 3 |
Anduze, P, J., 18 Cope, O. B, “13
Arevalo, A., 19 Corbet, A. ne 11.
Augustson, G. F., 17 Corréa,. R. RAB.
Baldomir, A., 18 Costa, a /G2>) 25
Balfour-Browne, F., 8 | Coutinho, J.%0., Lb:
Baptist, B, A., 15 ~ Cova-Garcia, P,, 19...
Barretto, M. P., 15 | Covell, Gs, (ter. .
Beakbane, A, Bs, 5 Cowley, J., 11, oat
Beall, G., 6 Crescitelli,, F.,, 10
Beaufoy, S., 7 : Cristobal, U; Phy Je:
Beaulne, J, I., 5 é Gra sys, Be ieee s
Bedford, E. C. G., 6 . Crous, P. A., 7
Beeley, : ae 1s eae Crowley,, A. Pe is
Beirne, B, ms aa eee Csiki, H..,
Bequaert, Jey pee ; Cumpston, Hy Mi, ay
Blaisdell, F, B., Sr., 8 Gutnbestuan, Al, vib.
Blattner, R,.J., 17. Darlington, C. D., 13
Bohart, G, E,, 14 Daviault, L., 16 ..
Brande, J, van den, 19 Devic, G..2., 18.
Breland, 0. P,, 19° : DAV 6 .-Yis edo
Brena Villasefior, M. ole ee Denning, D. 'G., 5,
Brethes, J., 7 Dethier, V..G., 6
Briceno-Iragorry, L., 11 Dinger, J. E., 14
Britton, BE, B,, 11 Dobzhansky,.T., 2, 13
Brown, A. W, A,, 5, 16. Donisthorpe, H., 8
puree, A. Wo. 26." ° Dumbleton, L. J., 14
Burnard, C. W., 14. Duyvendijk, J. A, van, 4
Buxton, P, A., 4 Emden, F.. I. van. 5
Calzada, V., 6 ©; Evans, J, W., 17.
Canepa, E., 5 — is Evans, W.- H.,.8
Carter, D. iL, 4 . Fairchild, .G. B., 19
Carter, H. B., Y ‘ Fellis, A. M., 6
Cauwenberghe, zy van, 5 Findlay, G, Mi, 16); :
Chamberlin, a: hie pie | alae Finnigan, W,.J., 3
Child, C, M., 15. ~ Flanders, S..B., 7 .
Chopra, R, sR ge: ea Forbes,.4..T.,M.,. 8.
Choudhury, M, A,, 12 © Franssen, C. J. H,, 4
Freedman, E,, 16
Fritz, R. a Was 4
Gabaldon, A,, 19
Galvio, A, L, A., 16
Gates, B; Ni; 16 |
Geiger, J. C., 15°
Genest; -M.'E., 13
Ghosh, S,'M,, 12°
Good, N, E:, 10
Goodnight, -C.. Ji, 2°
Goodnight, M. Les a
Gordon, Goji) da ier
Gravia, A. da; 5 °°)
Grassini; L, A.; 3; 15
Greenslade; Ry ee 8
Gregson; J; D., 6°
Grieco, S. J., 16°"
Griot, M., 17
Gui, By eis
Gupta, B, D., 9
Hardy, E., 12.
Harris, H. M., 8
Hayward, Ks; Jz, 17
Heikertinger, F,, 3
Henderson, J, C., 5
Benne. Os) Migs ict
Hess, A. D., 10°
Heys, ‘F. -M., 17
Hickin, N. vee 8
Higgins, Ly, G., le
Hinton, Hy’ S., 5, a
Benton. T. 4-9
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Howell: T., 7°
Baracoa h rye clo
Hughes. J.
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Tvengs. M. ‘O5 Des 29
Jackson, WP, , 18
Jacobs, H, R., 16
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James, M. T., ll
Jeppson, L, R., 18
Jobin, Ds.) 25
Johnson, C, G., 10
Kalmus, H., 12, 13
Kalshoven, L, G. B,, 18
Kevan, D, K. M., 8
3G th il ot ano Pe
KLOGh | /Ge Ses 20
Klostermeyer, E, C,, 10
Knight, K, L., 8
4
Moraes, E, J. W., 3
Krishna Ayyar, FP. N., 9
Latleune iit is) eave
Lane pid pe
La Rivers, Pi 14
Lawrey, V; L., 10
Leeds, HH; Aj, 9
Lennox, F, ee 2
Levi, W. M., 3
Liebermann, J., 17
Links :"G,.) Aa ane yo
Linsley, EB, G,, 17
Littlewood, F.,°8
ludwig, D.,°15°
luatry; Ax Diets:
McClure, H. H., 14 .
MeDonnell, C. ae 16
MacGtil {hla Ss .
McGuffin, W7. C., 5
Mackenzie, I.‘F., 4
Mackenzie, M.‘D,, 4
McKeown, K,'C,, 4
Maclagan, D. S., 13.
MacSwain, J, W., 17
Manifold, R. H. C., 9
Marcano, A, G,,. 19
Martin, J. T,, 13
Magsee; A, M., 2
Mazzotti, L,, 13 |.
Meer Mohr; J, C, van der, 18
Mellanby, K., 4, 12
Menon, T, B., 10
Moll, A. A,, 14
Moore, M, H., 2
Morrison, F, 0., 6 ; |
Nae.) To AG Mes
Naude, T. J., 3 _
Needham, J, G., 15 :
Niblett, M., 8
Noble, E,, 14
O'Farrell, A. F., 3 |
Ollerenshaw, R. G. W., 9
Ossowski, L., 15
Padwick, G %., 9
Paes de Souza Brazil, T., 6
Painter, R. H., 4
Farr, Wood. ole
Fendleton, R, L., 16
Ferkins, J, F., 12
Pretty, B, bi 3
Pierce, W, D., 17
Fifano Cosi aie
POT RSC et oe, ee GES EN SEN OEE Compt ie Ng ee
ae Wea ae ts Be i
eiprine A, OC. 20 ~Talhouk, A. M..S., 9 :
cP Piran, A. As 1? | Tams, 7. H,.T., 3
epeorter, iL. 0.153 Tandon, D. N., 9
Porto, G. M., 6 Tarzwell, C, M., 10
Fotter, C., 13 Teale, E, W., 13
Povoa, A., 15 : Thomason, H. L., 7
Prideaux, G. F,, 3 Thompson, BE, C., 2
Pritchard, A, E., 11 Thoingsen, R. OC. Mo, 12
Proenca, M. C,, 10 ThoruJl.ey, H. Fy, 18
Fruthi, EH. 8.47 Tischer, L, A,, 17
Rahman, K, A., 9 Toomey, J..A., 17
Ramarnurti, B., 10 Toxopeus, H. J., 14
Rau, Ps, 8 Tydeman, H. M., 2
Reid, WJ. hi, Le Uppal, Bo: Nage 9
Reinhard, H. J., 19 Uvarov, 3B. F.', 13
Reiniger, C. H., 6 Vargas, L., 13
Lee, Ai, f,, 26 Vazquez,L., 13
Riddell, J., 12 Verbeek, F, A, T, H,, 4
Ripiey, L. B,, 3 . Villares, J. 3B., 4
Howe, Jd. As; 10 Viswanathan, D, K., 12
Roy; D.N., 12 Walker, E. M., 6
Rubino, M, C., 6, 18 Wallace, H. K., 4
Buncsa,*C., 17 Ward, G. M.., 3
baaser, 1h, Ty LE Warren, E,, 13
Sang, J.'H., 12 Watson, J. R., 7
Sen, Eis 4, l2 Weber, Nec Aes ae
Senior White, R,, l2 Wiesmann, R., ll
Sevastopulo, D, G., 4 Wightman,. A, J., 9
Sharik, M., 3 WEP OOT Der hey
Shaw, H,, 2 Williams, EB, A,, 14
Stiva, 0, da, dr,, 10 Williaus, R. W., 8
Silva, R. da, 16 Wilson, J. W., 9
Suith, C.F, 7 Winkelried Bertoni, A. de, 14
smith, R. C., ll Yood, S. F.,, 10
Sorenson, C. J., 18 Woodson, W. S., 9
Soriano,-A. M. de, 3, 15 Wo vee Or 16
Speyer, BE, R., 12 Nang Ps) o5. 6
Stanley, J., 7 Vase ig oe &
Steer, W.,.2 zeuner, F. E., ll
tekace, W3 §.,° 17
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AUTHOR INDEX
vel, no.2, Mar.-Apr. 1942
Adiamisist (Cor hae may¢
Adamson, A, M,, 41
Adler, S., 34
Anmed, I,, 34
Alberto Erro, 0,, 3l
Acer,” Cy ici. oe
MMencarke Deg ioe
Alvarez, A. Silva, 41
Andrewartha, H. G., 28
Andrews, Je, &4
Atherton, D.. O.4, o9
AS CKAMNS One) ie. Homie ort
Ayyar, P. N. Krishna, 34
Badhwar, R, L., 29
Bale Se Nes, oS
Banks, Ne, 28
Barnes.) He) Benet
Bartlett, L.u., 32
Bawe rae Hay ce
Beall, Ge Nes OS
Beard. Be) Ts. Se
Benson, RR, B., 34
Bequaert, J. C., 29, 32
Ber, M., 34
Bhattacharya. Ge Os auias
Bimekie diy) C..)/28
Bashopps) Ley Ce) Oe
Bissell, Ne dy, Se
Blewett, M., 37
Bollona, Ree les SO
Botero, KR, O,, 32
Bourquin, F., 40
Boyce, A. Me, 30
Boye, Me Wey 26
BROOMS Ge Sey) SO,
Brows, die We ely: 0
Bryant, He.B., os
Bevyante Ge Wey) 40
Burnet, F.M., 23
Burnham, Jd. C., SO
Busine eG Were 1
Busvine, J. R,, 37
Buren. Ce iGemioS
Cali, Se Jey 26
Callan, HE. McC., 25, 42
Carlson, E, C,, 24
Carr, WEP, 026
Carrick, Wut
Carrién, F, Mesa, 24
Carvalho, J, C. M., 35
Cass-Smith, W. P., 36
Chabelard, R., 40
Chopra, He Bes co
Choussy, F., 30
Chung) Hei eo
Clare Sai) coo
Clana. Ag) sg or
Clark, A, Me, 35
Clark, J., 36
Colquhoun, M, K., 33
Cortés P., R, 25
Cox, As Jes Ss
Crate, Rig So
Cristébal, U. Lopes, AN
Cuadimoss Gs Hoya ou
Dalmati. He: Wetmore
Davey, De dey vee
Davis, G. He, ee
Davis, Wea Dey 22
DeLong, D. M., 36
Denier, C. L., 40
Derrick, EB, H., 23
de Worms, C, G M., 33
Da Meyrin Misa Weye! eo)
Didone Sen ee
Doner, M, H., 40
Dowd.) dig Ag ie
Dow, R., 38
Drews, E, 4., 37
@u, Tost.) Re, oo
THehelonan | (CN ag ose"
Edwards, E, E., 27
Eglin, W., 41
Hliot, C. F.,23
wlLenby, ‘Ce, Se
Engejhardt, G. Pes 29
Erro, C, Alberto, 31
Hskey, CG. Re, ee
Ewer, D, W., 35
Ewer, R, F., 3d
ti wie
Fairchild, G. B., 32
Falconer, Av, 4... 7 ae
Fallschcer, H,, 24 : |
Feonstor, Re F., ‘22°
Felt, EB. Pej) 20° ;
Fennah, R. ot a
Fernandez Molendez, A., 26
Fernandez lMelondéz, J... 26
Findlay, Ge Me erieh 8
Finney, D. Des BOk
Fisher, E. G., 26
Forbes, W. T. ‘ML, 38
Ford, W..W., 23.. ;
Praenkel,. ¢., 37 . :
French, ©., 41
Gadd, Cs H., 27, 31:
Garmendiay J. Ortiz, 24 .
Gattoni Det: pi Bay 32
Gibbins, Ey: Ge, i
Gibbons, R. J,, 22
Gics, R, Wo): 37
Givth, Hs 3B. 35
Glaser, By Weg GO
Gonzalez, G., Sl, 39:
Good, N. £., 21
Goodlitie, Fy Des:
Gordon, R. H., 28
Graham, N. F. H., 28
Gray, 6 Was fe: Boies
Griffiths, d. Ts)) Jr.4: 38
Gunn, .D, 1.35 oe
Gunther, | C." Dee Me se
Guyton, T. bgwese .¢
Halder, K. C€., 34°°.23
Hammon, W.'M.,;
Hardy, Ee, 40
Hardy, J. E., 25
Harnston, F, C. fu2e-.
Bamily, Me Begpies
Harvey H. L. 36
Hayes, Hpesugrel
Hayward, K. Je, 31
Henderson, J. M,, 38
Hertig,, M.,° 23°00"
Hindmarsh, W.' L., 25
Hixson; Hs, So yo
Hollend, Sy Bee 22
Hopt,. H.. So, soe
Howitt, Bye ae 26
Huffaker, ©. B.,; 37
Imex, J, Riu, Vel
Isely, D., 21
Jack, R, W., 39
Janes, R. L., 40
Jayaratnan, T. J., 41
Jellison, W. L., eo
TOD. Ee Oey Be
Tehper sen: 2 a
Johnson, H, A., 41
Johnstone, I. L., 28
Jones, 8. Ga, Be) :
Kassanis, B., 27
Keast, ds Cages
Kelly, BE. Gi; 36
Kennedy, J. 5., 30
Kevan, D, Keith Mc.E., 33
big, Kas of %
Knowlton, G. F., 29
K8hler, W., 42
Corsmeier, R. B.,° 30
Kouwenaar, W., 22°
Krishna Ayyar, P. Ns, 34
Kroeber, J. K., 21
Lafleur, L. J., 40
LaFollette, J. R., 30
hard, Be Ds. 26
Lanier, M. N., 34
Laudani, H.,° 40
hevriG. Ba, ov
heach, J. G., 42
ligech, FH, Bes! Se
Lepage, By Seems
Lépine, P., 22 i
LePrince, J. As, Al -
hever, Ry Jd. ‘As. Wey 355
Lewis, EB. Ax» 30
Lewis, Hs Ca, BO
Liebermarn, J., .39
Lima, H. da Rocha, 23
Lindeman, R. L., 26
Lindsay, E., 33
Tinduska, J wives, 430
iiniley, Hs°G., 2bs.d0
Lin, W.-T., 26
lizer y.Trelles, C. A., 21, 40
Lépez, S. Riera, 38
Ldpez Cristébal, U., 21
Lund, H, O., 34
MacCallum, F Oawer
Macehiavello, :A., 22
MeClure, EH. EB, 4032.
McCoy, B..B., 35, 37
McCulloch, R. J., 25
McGuffin, W. C., 30
Sola Fi
Mackenzie, M. D., 39
McKeown, K. C., 28 '
McLeod, D. J., 30--
Macola, T., 32 I
MeSwain, J. We, 2o™ «% &
Magalhaes, 0. de, 28. +
Maas 1G.) A.) "ele
Manorum, od. Bo. se ive
Manson-Bahr, P., 39..-
Meira jamtan, "G. Maeei comin @
Marshell.. GG. AQ ok wie
Marshall, J... 40" soe. ang
Marta Lotti; season
Mamta. i, Dag ver
Martinez, L. J., 32 +
Massey, ©, Dy, 5)
Mazza. Sia) em tee :
Melendez, A, Fernandez, 26
Melendez, J. Fernandez, 26
Menor 0., J. G., 389
Mesa Carrién,F., 24
Meyer, K. F., 26
Mohan, B. N., 36
Montenegro, J. R., 32
Moore, ve din) Go
Mooser, 0., 36
Mosal. ig Ds, 26
Morishita, Is.) 22
Momiseom., (Ga Diag or
Mosermitcome, Hey Gu ee
Mosely, M. E., 29
Maeda es) SY neve ea
Musgrave, A., 28
Naish, Gs As Mog. 30
Nayar, S. Dos 29
Needham, J. Gs, 2l
Nemeth, F, F., 31
Nabe ttie! Mo. 13S
Nicholson, A. J.; 28
Nororia, G., 36 -
Olitei lls Wi Te. 4
Ortiz Garmendia, J., 24
Osimani. ds dies wos
Otova, Gad eeroe
Overley, F, L., 24
Owen, R. C., 36
Park, \ (Cj. hose
Parker, Ry Rowe2e
Parker, Wa Vi, au
Parr, We (oes et
Patino-Canargo, ‘L., 23
Pendleton, R. L., 27
Pentound, We les. eet aah
Peregrine, EH. Py, vee
Poersing, ©, Oi SOm 4
Petrunkevitch, A., 31.
Phidip, . Bo Welwoe |
Piran,h. Aeon
Pons, Ay Bey 4a
Putman, W. L., 31
Pyles Re Weare
Ramachandra Rao, T., 30
Raw, (bis Goemoo
Rawlings, W. A., 27
Rehn, J. vA.) Gs. aZ6
Remedi, H,, 3l '
Remington, C. L., 29.
Riches, J. H., 28 ~
Riera Lépez, S., 38
Ries, Ve Hones we
Robertson, J. L., Jr., 41
Rocha Lima, H. da, 23
Roehm, L. &., 32
Ros, A., 26
Rosenbusch, F., 22.
Ross, H. H., 34
Ross, d. Dol Sicw
Roth, L, M., 33
Rey, D. N., 34
Rozeboom, L. H., 26
Russell, A., 37
Russet 7.) Hay oOnmoo
Sampson, W. W., 37
Sanchez, F. R., 36
sandars, E., 23
Sauer, Ee Ha Gen gee
Sawyer, W. A., 38
Sched, “Ks N.5 vs6
Schiuma, R., 39
Seaton, D. B., 28
Sellards, A. W., 22
Sevastopulo, D. G., 29
Shew, W. D., 36
Shrader, NeaAe ou
Se wa
Silva Alvarez, A., 41
Simmons, J. S., 22
nister, G. ERG ies
Sis) Re One) ae
Sitnikova, G. M., 26
Saith, Bi Oa Ase ge
noOraci, FF. A. jist
DOSERS) | Cy) Leis ues
Speyer, E. R., 27
epink, W. We, 22
Stearns, L., A., 37
Steiner, H, M., 23
Stenger, V, A.,°31
Stevenson, L., 23
Strickland, C., 34
Suarez, P. A., 22
Swartzwelder, J. C., 26
Sweetman, H. L., 40
Talico, Ri Vy. Be
Tender, 0, Ey, Se, 35, S8
Taylor; &. Ge, 57
Thompson, B.
Thompson, H, ©
Thompson, WN. F., 41
Thompson, W. L
Thomssen, E
Timberlake, P. H., 29
Topt, Re Aus 3d
Torre-Bueno, J. R, de la, 30
Orin, Ba Rey 22
Puiloch, ¢. 84,30
Veen, R, Van der, 28
Venkatraman, T. V., 29
Verbook, T. H., 28
Vogelsang, BE. G., 39
Waddell, D. B., 40
- IV -
Waddington, C. H., 37
Wainwright, C. J., 33
Wang, C. W., 26
"Warwick," 33
Watt, J., 38
Webster, R. L., 24
Weil, J. W., 27
Weinman, C. J., 38
Weinman, D., 23
Weiss, H. B., 37
Wet, W. J. de, 24
Wheeler, C. M., 22
Whinnett, S., 34
Wickline, W. L., 30
Williams, R. W., 38
Wilson, H. F., 40
Wilson, KR. Di, 2d
Wiltshire, EB. Ps, 29
Wittmer, W., 40
WOLEE, ¥» Wig Be
Worms, C. G M. de, 33
Worthley, H. N., 23
Wright, A. E., 33
Aa jours lo. Vi K.,: 26
Ze, Se Hay ee
Siken, Os fi, 29
Zimmerman, E. C., 29
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