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Bur. Ent. & P. Q. Issued November 1939

United States Department of Agriculture

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1938

(List of Pests Recorded During the Period July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,
Inclusive, as Intercepted in, on, or with Plants and Plant Products Entering
United States Territory.)

INTRODUCTION

This paper covers the twenty-fifth year for which pest interception lists have
been issued. The periods of time covered by the early mimeographed lists were
variable. The first printed lists were issued quarterly beginning in 1915. A
large part of the interceptions recorded in the earh* lists were made by State
inspectors. After quarantine No. 37 became effective and most of the nursery
stock inspection work was done by Federal inspectors, with a consequent increase
in the proportion of mterceptions by them, publication of the list was put on an
annual basis. The first of the annual lists, however, covered 15 months, October
1, 1919, to December 31, 1920. Interceptions for the calendar 3'ears 1924 and
1925 were issued in one list, and the list was i)ut on a fiscal-year basis again when
interceptions for January 1, 1930. to June 30, 1931, were published in one list.

From the beginning interceptions have been made on a wide variety of hosts
from all parts of the world. The number of interceptions made increased from
less than 1,500 a year to more than 80,000 a year, even though many records
formerly included were omitted from the later lists. During recent years it has
been necessary to reduce drastically the recording of interceptions and to make
brief summaries only for a large part of those recorded. It is believed that the
records as a whole give a reasonably accurate idea of the pest status of the plant
material inspected.

In the method of selecting and presenting data the present list is similar to the
preceding one, tjut the total number of interceptions has been markedly reduced
b}' eliminating many items formerly recorded, particularly at the port of New
York. Information on which the list is based is on file in the Washington office.
The bulk of this information is in the form of routine reports from regular em-
ployees and from State and customs officials who are collaborators of the Bureau.

While the States of California and Florida and the Territory of Hawaii have
staffs of specialists to make their determinations, most of the insects intercepted
elsewhere are determined by specialists of the Bureau, and many of the more
difficult plant-disease interceptions are determined by specialists of the Bureau of
Plant Industry.

Statements as to the origin of plant materials inspected cannot always be veri-
fied, but every reasonable effort is made to obtain the correct origin. Obviously
doubtful items are omitted from the lists of interceptions under the countries of
alleged origi :.

NOTES ON INSECTS INTERCEPTED

FRUITFLIES

The following fruittlies were intercepted: Anastrepha distincta in higa sp. from
Mexico: A. grandis in pumpkin from Brazil: Mexican fruitfly {A. ludens) in apple,
avocado, grapefruit, mango, orange, pomegranate, quince, sapote, sour orange,
and sweet Imie from Mexico; .4. inomhi'tipraeoptans in mango and purple mombin
from the Dominican Republic, mango from Haiti, and jobo de la India and mango
from Puerto Rico: A. serpentiita in mamey, sapote, and tangerine from Mexico;
^4. suspensa in guava from Puerto Rico; Anastrepha sp. in orange from Brazil,
guava and mango from Costa Rica, almond, hog-plum, guava, and mango from
Cuba; star-apple from Ecuador, mango from Haiti, Honduras, and Jamaica,
apple, guava, mamey, mango, orange, peach, pear, pomegranate, quince, sapote,

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sour orange, and white sapote from Mexico, mango from Panama, golden-apple,
guava, and sapodilla from Puerto Rico, and mango from Trinidad; Mediter-
ranean fruitfly {Ceratitis capitaia) in apple from Australia, fig, loquat, pear,
strawberry guava, sweet pepper, and tangerine from Azores, (pupae) in case of
tangerines and oranges and (larva) on paper wrapper for tangerine from Cyprus,
peach from France, pomegranate, quince (pupae) in basket of quinces and pome-
granates, and (pupae) on paper wTapper for peaches from Greece, avocado, bell
pepper, coffee berry, and mango from Hawaii, citron, hawthorn, orange, pear,
persimmon, pomegranate, pricklypear, quince, tangerine, (pupae) in bag of
oranges, (larvae and pupae) on peach and in container for peaches, (pupae) in
box of tangerines, and (larvae, pupae, and adults) in trunk containing various
fruits from Italy, loquat from. Madeira Islands, orange and tangerine from Por-
tugal, orange from Southeast Africa and Spain, and (larvae) among tliree pounds
of oranges of unknown origin at a New York pier; Ceratitis sp. in red chili pepper
from the Straits Settlements and apple and pear from the Union of South Africa;
melon fly (Dacus cucurhitae) in cucumber from the Philippines; olive fruitfly
(D. oleae) in olive and (adults) in package and trunk containing olives from
Italy; Dacus sp. in pomelo from Ceylon; celery fly (Philophylla heradei) in celery
from England; apple maggot (Rhagoletis pomonella) in manzanita from Mexico;
Rhagoletis sp. in black walnut and Crataegus from Mexico; papaya fruitfly (Toxo-
trypana curvicauda) in papaya from Bahamas and Cuba; trypetid in orange from
Africa, Crassulaceae from Arabia, Acanthopanax sp. from China, and Helicnnia
sp. from unknown origin.

INSECTS OTHER THAN FRUITFLIES

Larvae of Acrolepia asseciella (Plutellidae) were intercepted in leek leaves from
Netherlands. The citrus blackfiy {Aleur acanthus woglumi) arrived on leaves of
Citrus sp. and sour lime from Cuba. Anuraphis cynariella was taken on globe
artichokes from Algeria, France, and Italy. The weevil Apion carduorum infested
globe artichokes from France, Italy, and Netherlands. A. craccae arrived with
vetch from England and Scotland. Turnips in ships' stores from Algeria and
Portugal were attacked by the weevil Baris laticollis. B. lepidii was found in
horseradish from Czechoslovakia. The turnip gall weevil (Ceutorhynchus pleuro-
stigma) was intercepted in rutabagas and turnips from England and turnips from
Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, and Scotland. The Asiatic rice borer
{Chile simplex) arrived with lice straw from China, France, Japan, and Man-
churia and with a wisteria plant from Japan. Chionaspis wistariae (Coccidae)
was found on wisteria from Japan. Conotrachelus aguacatae (Curculionidae)
infested avocados from Mexico. The banana root borer (Cosmopolites sordidus)
arrived with a banana root from Honduras. Crocidosema pleheiana (Olethreuti-
dae) infested okra from Cuba and Mexico. Chestnuts from Italy were attacked
by the weevil Curcvlio elephas. Potatoes from Mexico were infested with the
potato weevil (Epicaervs cognatus). The West Indian sweetpotato weevil
(Euscepes postfasciatus) v/as intercepted in sweetpotato from American Virgin
Islands, Barbados, Brazil, Mexico, Puerto Eico, and St. Vincent. Exosoma
lusitanica (Chrysomelidae) was found in cipollino from Morocco. Gnorimoschema
gudmanella (Gelechiidae) infested peppers {Capsicum annuum) from Mexico.
Larvae of the turnip mud beetle (Helophorus rugosus) were taken in turnips from
France. Hoplandrothrips reynei was found on orchids from Colombia. Laspeyre-
sia splendana (Olethrcutidae) was intercepted in chestnuts from Italy, Japan,
Portugal, Switzerland, and Yugoslavia. Lepidosaphes ca7nelliae (Coccidae) was
found on Camellia from China and Japan. The bean pod borer {Maruca testulalis)
was intercepted in lima beans from Cuba, string beans from Japan and Mexico,
pigeon peas and string beans from Puerto Rico, and on leis from Hawaii. Mega-
stigmus aculeatus (Callimomidae) infested rose seed from Austria and LTnion of
Soviet Socialist Republics. Orchids from the Philippines were attacked by
Mertila malayensis (Miridae). A larva of the pineapple weevil {Metamasius
ritchiei) was found in a pineapple from Mexico. Micrelus ericae (Curculionidae)
arrived Vvith heather from England, Germany, and Scotland and with soil around
heather from Ireland. Mordellistena cattleyana (Mordellidae) infested orchids
from Colombia and Guatemala, and M. chapini was found in a Cattleya leaf from
Colombia. Napomyza lateralis (Agromyzidae) was taken in witloof leaves from
Belgium and France. Naupactus xanthographus (Curculionidae) arrived with
grapes from Argentina. The yam weevil {Palaeopus costicollis) was found in
sweetpotato from Jamaica and yams from China and Jamaica. The pink boll-
worm {Peciinophora gossypiclla) was intercepted in cotton bolls from Dominican

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Republic and Mexico, cottonseed from Bahamas, Brazil, Dominican Republic,
Egypt, Grenada, Mexico, Montserrat, and Puerto Rico, seed cotton from Italy,
Mexico, and Uganda, and seed cotton adhering to old bagging from Mexico. Poli-
aspis pint (Coccidae) was taken on pines from Japan. Larvae of the vine moth
(Polychrosis botrana) were intercepted on a grape berry from Italy. A larva of the
Japanese beetle (Popillia japonica) was taken in soil around a chrysanthemum
root from Japan. Lemon and orange from the Philippines were infested with the
Philippine orange moth (Prays ciiri). Psylliodes chrysocephala (Chrysomelidae)
arrived with broccoli from Italy, radish from Portugal, and turnips from England,
France, Italv, and Mexico. The pear tingid (Stephanitis pyri) was found on
persimmon from Italv. The m.ango weevil (Sternochetus mangiferae) was taken
in mangoes from Hawaii and New Zealand. Taeniothrips dianihi was found on a
carnation leaf from Yugoslavia, and T. ericae infested aster from England and
heather from Germany and Scotland. Tenihecoris bicolor (Miridae) was mter-
cepted on orchids from Colombia and Venezuela.

NOTES ON PLANT DISEASES INTERCEPTED

Among the plant diseases intercepted during thp. fiscal year 1938 v^ere several
well knovv'n as being serious on iuiportant economdc hosts. Am.ong the diseases
were citrus canker (Bacterium cilri), banana leaf spot (Cercospora musae), cereal
rusts and smuts, and citrus black spot (Phoma citricarpa). Other diseases were
intercepted which might prove to be important i^ introduced but which were
caused by new species or were on unreported hosts and their economic status not
determinable.

For convenience some of the more interesting pUint disease interception records
are summnrized by groups in alphabetical arrangements.

BACTERIAL DISEASES

Citrus canker (BacLcrivm citric was intercepted on lemon from Straits Settle-
ments, on lime from Egypt (2), the Philippines, and Straits Settlements, on
orange from China (3) and Japan (9), on pomelo from China and Straits Settle-
ments, on tangerine from Jap;'ji (2^, and on lime and orange of unknown origin,
the orange in bag-gage frcni Canada. B. liyncinihA was intercepted but once
during the year, in a hyacinth bulb from Xetlierlands. Pumpkins from Japan and
Straits Settlements were found with bacterial spots such as are produced by B.
lacfiryn-i'ins on other cucurbits.

We have no adequate facilities a\ailable for the determination of bacterial
diseases, lience many bacterial infections are not determined,

FUNGOUS DISEASES

A considerable liumber of fungous diseases not heretofore represented in our
interception records were added during the year. Some of these were intercepted
prior to the beginning of this fiscal year but not determined in time to be included
in the precediJig list. Among the new ejitries for this year were Ascochyia acidydis
on Achlys triphylla from British Columbia; Botryfis squamosa on garlic from
Chile; Cercospora musae on ba?iana from Guatemala, Honduras, and Java; Den-
drodochium cattleyae on orchid from Colombia; Dicherini& guianensis on Lovcho-
carpus from. British Oiiiana; Erysiphc. umbellijerarum on parsnip from Germany
and Xecheilands; Fnbraea macidaio on quince from Union of South Africa;
Gloeosporitim bidgoodii on orchid from Colombia; G. dendrooii on orchid from
Japan: G. legumir.vm on mesfiuite from Mexico; G. orchidearurn on orchid from
Brazil; Hemileia oncidi on orchid from Brazil; Hendersonia oryzae on rice straw mat
from Japan; J{. pecki on honeysuckle from Sweden; Heterosporium trillii on
Trillium from Britisli Columbia; Iloritiodendron cladosporioides on tomato from
France; Leptothyivm ca^jfuneae var. querent on oak from England; Lophodermium
juniperinum on jmiiper from Sweden; MacropJwma hippoglossum on Ruscus from
Italy; M. orchidicola on orchid from Guatemala; Marsonia juglandis on walnut
from Italy: Microdiplodia passer iuiana on palm from Morocco; Monochaetia
compia \ar. raraulicola on rose stock from Netherlands; Mycosphaerella opuniiae
on cactus from Mexico: Myroihecium rerntcaria on tomato from Mexico; Oidin.m
hortensiae on hydrangea from Scotland; Ovularia obliqua on Rumex from Mexico;
Pesta.lozzia bicolor on willow ties from Argentina; Phaeochora chamaeropis on palm
from Morocco; Phaeosphaerella ephedrae on Ephedra from China; Phoma hippo-
glossi on Ruscus from Italy; P. rimosa on Phragmites from Netherlands; Phomopsis
aucubae on Aucuba from Itah', Japan, and Sweden; P. conorum var. naviculispora

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on spruce cone from Germany; P. juglandina on \^alnut from Poland; P. magnolii-
cola on magnolia from Japan; P. seposita on wisteria from Japan; P. tinea on
viburnum from Italy; Phyllostida auerswaldii on box from Germany; P. codiaeicoJa
on croton from Bermuda; P. danoes on Ruscus from Italy; P. hihisci on Hibiscus
from Bermuda; P. rubor urn on raspberry from Switzerlaiid; Phyiophthora capsici
on tomato from Mexico; Puccinia angusiaia on Scirpus from Spain; P. incondita
on Solarium from Mexico; P. pinipinellae on anise from Mexico; P. tageiicola on
Tagetes from Mexico; Rhabdospora ramealis on Rubus from England; Sclerophoma
{Phoma) strobiligena on pine from PJngland and spruce from Germany; Sepiobasi-
dium prunophihnu on plum from Japan; Septoria alliorum on leek from France;
*b\ siellariae on chickweed from Italy; S. weissii on chervil from Italy; Sphaeronema
talcahuanense on^ Cryptocarya from Australia; Trematosphaeria caciorum on cactus
from Mexico; Uredo behnickianum on orchid from Panama; U. guacae on orchid
from Costa Rica; Uromyces commelinae on wandering jew from jMexico; U. limordi
on sea-lavender from Union of South Africa; U. loti on lotus from Turkey; Verticil-
liodochium tubercidarioidcs on walnut from Poland; and VoUdella alhldo-pila on
orchid from the Philippines.

A number of the fungi intercepted did not appear to belong in species described
as occurring on the hosts affected and were determined tentatively if at all.
Included in this group are Anthostomella sp. (unlike either of the two species
described on orchids) on Oncidium speciosum from Mexico; Cladosporium sp.
(undescribed) on croton leaf from Mexico; Collectotrichum sp. (no species reported
on the host genus) on StapeUa si), from Arabia and Uganda; Cytospora sp. (no
species reported for host) on Macrozamia from Australia; Didymosphaeria sp.
(no species reported on host) on freesia leaves from Netherlands; Gloe&sparinm sp.
(probably undescribed) on Cattleya gigas from Colombia; Gioeosparium sp.
(unlike described species) on globe artichoke from England; Helminthosporium
sp. or spp. (unlike species reported on host) on tomatoes from Haiti and from
Mexico; Macrophoma sp. (no species reported on host) on ismene lily from Azores;
Macrophorna sp. (with spores smaller than those of M. paeoniae^ on Paeania suf-
fruticosa from Japan; Ophiobohis sp. (no species reported on orchids) on Oncidium
cavendishianum from Guatemala; Peridermium sp. (no species reported on host)
on Pinus halepenis from Italy; Pestalozzia spp. (no species reported on hosts) on
Limonium sp. from Union of South Africa and on Oncidium bicallosum and
Stanhopea wardii from Guatemala; Phomatospora sp. (no species described on
host) on Camellia japonica from Japan; Phyllosticta n. sp. on holly from Yugo-
slavia; Phyllosticta sp. (unlike species reported on orchids) on Laelia sp. from
Mexico; Phyllosticta sp. (P. laeliae'! with small spores) on Oncidium ornitho-
rhynchum from Guatemala; Phyllosticta sp. (no species reported on host) on
Schizocodon macrophyllura from Japan; Rhabdospora sp. (no species reported on
host) on Paeonia ?Jioutan from Japan; Sclerotium spp. (undetermined, apparently
not reported on hosts) on Camellia japonica from Japan, on Carum carvi from
Netherlands, on Lycoris radiata and Lycoris sp. from Japan, on mango seed from
Sierra Leone, and on Nerine appendicidata and N. sarniensis from Union of South
Africa; Sphaerulina sp. (apparenth' undescribed) on Paeonia moutan and P. suf-
fruticosa from Japan; Uredo sp. (no rust reported on host) on MaxiUoria sp. from
Venezuela; and Ustilago sp. (unlike species on host) on Phalaris canariensis
from Morocco.

Diseased seeds were^ound on a number of occasions, these interceptions includ-
ing Erysiphe iimbelliferarum on parsnip seed from Germany and Netherlands;
Fusicladium dcpressum (with shorter spores than the description gives) on Foeni-
cnlum vulgare seed from India and F. depressum on Foeniculum sp. seed from
Hungary and from T'nion of Soviet Socialist Republics; Gloeosporium, uhnicGlvm
on elm seed from Canada; Phoma samararum on Fraxinus excelsior seed from Italy;
Phomopsis tinea on Viburnum tinus seed from Italy; Sclerotium spp. on Carum
cani seed from Netherlands, on mango seed from Sierra Leone, Pyrethrum sp. seed
from England, and on acorns from England; and Ustilago sp. (unlike species
reported as affecting seed of host) in seeds of Phalaris canariensis from Morocco.

Among the important or unusual fungous disease interceptions not included in
the foregoing paragraphs were Cephalosporium pammelii var. purpurascens on
apple from Japan; Cercosporella albojuacidans on cabbage from Japan; Diaporthe
perniciosa on apple from Morocco; Elsinoe phaseoli on lima beans from Cuba;
Macrophoma oncidii on orchids from Brazil, Canal Zone, and the Philippines;
Phoma citricarpa on citrus from China and .Japan; Pliyllosticta laeliae on orchid
from Mexico; Puccinia cannae on camia from Mexico; Pucciniastrum myrtilli on
azalea from Switzerland; Tilletia horrida in rice hulls from Japan and from the
Philippines; J^redo jatrophicola on Jatropha from Puerto Rico; and Verticillium

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alho-airum on dahlia from Belgium, Germany, Italy, and Netherlands, on Ere-
murus from Netherlands, and on Ficus from Italy.

Numerous interceptions of cereal rusts and smuts were made which may repre-
sent strains not present in this country, but as their status could not be determined
and the species are common no detailed record of them was prepared.

VIRUS DISEASES

Virus diseases constitute a serious quarantine problem because, though destruc-
tive, they cannot be detected, even when present, in most types of plant material
offered for entry, and even if detected their specific identity could not be deter-
mined in man}^ cases. Reports were received of heavy losses from virus diseases
in imported lily bulbs, diseases which could not be detected in the bulbs at the time
of entry and inspection.

Mosaic was intercepted in Gloriosa siiperha from the Virgin Islands and lilies
from Bermuda: spotted wilt of tomato, was intercepted from Mexico.

NEMATODE INTERCEPTIONS

Twenty interceptions of Anguina tn'tici were made in seed wheat from Afghan-
istan and three in wheat from Turkey'. Aphelenchoides bicaudatus was intercepted
in ginger from China: A. fragariae in lily-of-the-valley from Germany and lilies
from Netherlands; A. limheri in dahlia from Germany; .4. parietinuF. in various
hosts from Azores, Belgium, China, Denmark, Dominican Republic, England,
France. Germany, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, and Netherlands: Aphelenchus avenae
on various hosts from Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Morocco,
Netherlands, and Union of South Africa: DUulenchus dipsaci in various hosts from
Denmark, England, Prance, Germany.. Guernsey, Netherlands, Norway, Poland,
Sweden, and Uruguay: D. intermedius on yam from Puerto Rico; Heicrodera inarioni
on nev,- or unusual hosts for our interception files, including Adromischus trigynus
from Germany, Anemone nemorosa and its variety robinso?iJana from Canada,
A. iessiri from Germany, Coptis quinquefolia from Japan, Convolvulus incanus
from England, Echeveria spp. from Mexico, Hibiscus sp. from Mexico, Lobivia
graulichi and L. schuldii from Japan, Melocactus matanzanus from Cuba; Pachy-
rhizus erosus from China, Pachysandra terminalis and Sarcocca ruscifolia from
England, and I'rbinia purpusii from Japan; Hexatylus n. sp. in ginger from China;
Neotylenchus probably abulbosus in turnip from Wales: Pratylenchus pratensis in
lily-of-the-valley from Germany, yam from Jamaica, and potato from Mexico:
Rotylenchvs bradys in yam from Puerto Rico: R. robuslus in soil around roots of
a century plant from Italy; and Tylenchus filiformis in Arau-aria from Germany.

COMMON PESTS INTERCEPTED

Many pests commonlj^ found on their hosts in the United States are intercepted
more or less frequently. At times such interceptions have indicated the occurrence
of some of these pests in countries from which they had not been reported. Some
of these common pests intercepted ma\' represent strains differing markedly in host
reactions from the ^trains already established here. However, we have no ready
means of determining the possible importance of common pests intercepted and
no longer record mo^t of them. It is believed that the interceptions listed in these
paragraphs are sufficiently representative of this type of material. In addition
to diseases common in this country, one disease (Elsinoe phaseoh) which occurs
in Puerto Rico but is not known to occur in the continental United States has
been intercepted so frequently on lima beans from Cuba that its interception has
been recorded as though it were a common pest.

The two sets of figures in parentheses following each pest name indicate the
number of countries from which the pest was intercepted and the total number
of interceptions.

INSECTS

Acanthoscelides nhtectus (10 — 398), Ahasverus advena (21 — 109), Aonidiella
aurantii (18 — 85;, Aphis gossypii (15 — 297), A. rximicis (5 — 26), Araecerus fas-
ciculatus (16 — 24), Aspidiotus camelliae (9 — 20), A. cyanophylli (11 — 47), A. hederae
(16 — 92), A. lataniae (21 — 169), A. peniiciosus (7 — 14), Aidacaspis pentagona
(10 — 22), -4. rosae (3 — 3), Brevicoryne brassicae (11 — 38), Carpocapsa pomonella
(17 — 83), Cathartus quadricollis (4 — 86), Cavariella capreae (6 — 26), Cerataphis
lataniae (13 — 61), Ceroplastes floridensis (5 — 30), Chionaspis citri (8 — 24), Chry-

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somphalus aonidum (18 — 408), C. dictyospermi (20 — 176), Coccus ejongaius (o- 19),
C. hesperidum (17 — 47), Diaspis hoisduvalii (23 — 231), D. bromeliae (7 — 38), D.
echinocacti (13 — 50), Ephestia cautella (19 — 80), Etiella zinckenella (5 — 28),
Gnorimoschema operculella (25 — 189), Heliothis ohaoleta (7 — 1,507), H. virescens
(4 — 74), Heliothrips haonorrhoidalis (9 — 21), Howardia hiclavis (8 — 75), Ischnaspis
longirostrls (10 — 23), Lasioderma serricorne (12 — 139), Lepidosaphes beckii (46 — ■
664), L. gloverii (13 — 136), L. uhni (18 — 75), Macrosiphum solanifolii (9 — 144),
Myzus persicae (14 — 158), Necrohia rufipes (10—18), Oryzaephilus surinamejisis
(14 — 127), Parlatoria pergandii (20 — 105), P. proteiis (11 — 70), Pinnaspis aspi-
distrae (7 — 43), P. jninor (10 — 104), Plodia inter punctella (16 — 294), Pseudaonidia
articulatus (20 — 88), Pseudococcus adonidum (19 — 44), P. hrevipes (17 — 511), P.
citri (26—124), P. mariiimus (23—105), P. nipae (10—26), Rhizoglypkus kyacinthi
(10 — 28), Rhizoperiha dominica (3 — 30), Saissetia hemisphaerica (26 — 244), S.
nigra (8 — 34), S. oleae (18 — 36), Sitophilus granarius (6 — 15), S. oryza (16 — 885),
Sitotroga cerealella (9 — 45), Siegohium paniceum (11 — 49), Tenebroides m.auritanicus
(15 — 55), Thrips tabaci (22—201), Tribolium castaneum (19 — 121), T. confusum
{3—57), Typhaea stercorea (13—52).

In addition to the listed species of common insects, there were 4,627 intercep-
tions belonging to 569 different species which were not deemed to be of sufficient
importance from the plant qimrantine viewpoint to warrant listing them by species.
Total of insects included in this paragraph, 14,074.

DISEASES

Acrostalagmus cinnabariniis (1 — 1), Actinomyces scabies (31 — 213), Albugo
Candida (5 — 38), AUernaria brassicae (9 — 25), A. hercuha (11 — 24), A. radicina
(7 — 15), A. solani (2 — 5), Aspergillus niger (34 — 156), Bacillus carotovorus (21 — 52),
Bacterium campestre (2 — 2). B. maculicola (13- — 32), B. marginatum (6 — ^285), B.
tumefaciens (7—25), B. vesiratorium (9 — 027), Botrytis cinerea (32 — 198), Bremia
lactucae (4 — 12), Capnodium citri (15 — 21), Cephalothccium roscum (14 — 52),
Ceratosto77iella adiposum (2 — 22), C. paradojia (13 — 169), Cercospora apii (3 — 3),
C. beticola (2—7), C. capsici (4—117), C. neriella (1 — 8), C. rosicola (3—11),
Cladosporium carpophilum, (3—44), C. cumcumerinum (3 — 4), C. hdvum (4 — 10),
C herbarum (5 — 9), Colletotrichum circinans (4 — 17), C. lagenarium. (8 — 13),
C. lindemulhianum (11^ — 22), Coniothyrium fuckelli (2 — 7), Corticiurn oagum
(34 — 317), Diaporlhe phaseolorum (1 — 73), Diplocarpon rosae (4 — 9), Diplodia
naialensis (17—57), D. tubericola (7 — 9), D. zeae (3 — 6), Elsinoe fawcettii (16-— 45),
E. phaseoli (1 — 550), Erysiphe gra7ninis (4 — 29), Fusarium momliforme (3 — 14),
Gibberella isaubinetli (1 — 1), Gloeosporhun limetticolinn (14 — ^240), G. musarum
(4 — 7), Glomerella cingulatum (26 — -234), Graphiola phoenicis (5 — 12), Helmintho-
sporium, allii (12 — 100), H. oryzae (2 — 4^, H. sativum (7 — 52), Ileterodera marioni
(21 — 81), Heterosporium allii (0 — 7), Leptothyrium pomi (10 — 12), Macrosporium
solani (1 — 1), M. tomato (1 — 7), Melanconium sacchari (8 — 18), Mycosphaerella
hrassicicola (8 — 20), M. pinodes (7- — 8), Niqrospora sphaerica (3 — 4), Oospora
citri-auranfii (2 — 6), 0. lactis parasitica (7 — ^15), O. pustulans (3 — 6), PeniciUium
digitatum (22—76), P. expansum (7—18), P. gladioli (7—19), P. italicum (17—37),
Peronospora parasitica (4 — 10), Pestalozzia guepini (4 — 16), Phoma betae (1 — 1),
P. destructor (4- — 475), P. lingam (3 — 4), Phomopsis citri (35 — 135), P. vexans
(10 — 116), Phyiophlhora infesians (24 — 294), Puccinia antirrhini (1 — 2), P.
chrysanthemi (2 — 2). P. coronata (3 — 5), P. glumarum (2 — 2), P. gra minis (25 —
161), P. hieracii (2 — 2), P. malvacearmn (3—5), P. 7nenthae (2 — 9), P. porri
(6 — 14), P. rubigo-vera (12 — 77), P. sorgki (1 — 4), Rhizopus nigricans (35 — 165),
Sclerotinia sclerotiorum (24 — 134), Sclerotiu7n oryzae (4—17), Septoria apii (18 —
40), >S. pelro<^elini (11 — 21), Sphaceloma perseae (2 — 9), Sphaceloiheca sorghi
(2 — 3), Spo7idylocladium, atrovire7is (51 — 967), Spongospora subterranea (14 — 43),
Tilletia foetans (2 — 2), T, Zams (4 — 18), Uromyces appendiculatus (1 — 1), U,
caryophyllinus (3 — 9), Ustilago hordei (2 — 2), TI. triiici (3—3). U. zeae (4 — 10),
Veniuria inaequalis (26 — 141), V. pyrina (10 — 2C\ Verticilliu7n cinnabarina
(24—133). Total of these disease interceptions, 7,382.

INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED PESTS

Many intercepted insects and plant diseases cannot be determined with accur-
acy. Material may be scanty and in poor condition. The life histories of some
insects are imperfectly known, or in the stage present two allied species may be
almost indistinguishable, or the one or two specimens obtained may not be quite

June 1938] SERVICE AKD KEGULATOllY ANNOUNCEMENTS 7

typical. In the case of plant pathogens the fruiting stages necessary for a deter-
niination may be lacking. While a few intercepted insects in immature stages
have been reared at times and on rare occasions plant-disease organisms have
been cultured and their identity established, there is no provision for the routine
determination of immature insects by rearing or of plant diseases by culturing.
While it is possible to determine many well-known pests in any stage of develop-
ment, it would be highly desirable to make more comprehensive studies of un-
known insects and diseases which cannot be determined by the means available
and which may be potentially dangerous. This is especially true of plant patho-
gens, which are so often present in forms that are not detected by practicable
general inspection methods.

INSECTS

Of the insect pests intercepted a total of 266 could be determined to family,
subfamil}^ or tribe, only. A total of 6,092 other lots of insect pests, determined
to genus only, were distributed among 667 genera. The largest number of inter-
ceptions included under any one of these 667 genera is 620 under Frankliniella,
which arrived from 10 countries on 80 different hosts. Under Psendococcus sp.
there are records of 309 interceptions from a total of 41 countries and 104 hosts.
Under Evxesta sp. there were 191 interceptions from 19 countries and associated
with 42 different hosts. Ceutorhynchus sp. was intercepted 143 times from 14
countries on 10 hosts. Chnjsomphalus sp. was taken 135 times from 21 countries
on 31 hosts. Under Diaspis sp. there were 117 interceptions from 13 countries
and 12 hosts. Curcidio sp. arrived 97 times from 14 countries on 6 hosts. Dia~
traea sp. was intercepted 95 times from 5 countries on 4 hosts. Conotrachelus sp.
arrived 90 times from 9 countries on 13 hosts. Under Haplothrips sp. there were
79 interceptions from 8 countries on 20 hosts. Ernpoasca sp. was taken 71 times
from 6 countries on 26 hosts. Under Diaphania sp. there were 70 interceptions
from 4 countries on 7 hosts.

DISEASES

While maiiy of the common disease organisms are no longer reported in aU
cases, the total of interceptions of Fusarium sp. recorded was 2,060 from 79
countries or geographic subdivisions. Eighteen other genera were intercepted
25 or more times and not determined to species. Thirty-five genera were repre-
sented by one interception only, and 44 additional genera were represented
by fewer thau 10 interceptions each. Interceptions of GlGeonporium deter-
mined to genus only totaled 182 on 55 hosts belonging to 35 genera and on
material from 31 countries or geographic subdivisions, inckiding every continent.
Undetermined intereeptiors of tlie closely related genus Colletoirichiim totaled
32 on 15 hosts belonging to 12 genera and on material from 14 countries. There
were 32 interceptions of Sclerotiuvi sp. on 2-4 hosts belonging to 21 genera and
on material from 13 countries. Phyllosiicfa sp. was intercepted 28 times on 24
hosts, all different genera, and from 18 countries. Undetermined interceptions
of the related genus Phoma totaled 39 on 24 hosts belonging to 22 genera and
on material from 18 countries. Fifty-two interceptions of ''mosaic'' were made
on plant materials from Cuba and are included as determined to genus only.

One hundred and eight genera are represented in this group of incompletely
determined pathogens. Total of these interceptions, 4,828.

ENTOMOGENOUS FUNGI

Some beneficial fungi, particularly those attacking insects, were found in the
course of inspection of imported plants. These entomogenous fungi included
Aegerita webberi on Dialeurodes citrijolii on citrus from Cuba; Aschersonia aleyrodis
on Dialeurodes citri on citrus from Baham.as; A. cubensis on Coccus hesperidum
on guava from Cuba; Cephalosporium lecanii on Coccus viridis on coffee from Cuba
and Jamaica; HirsuteUa sp. on leaf beetle on coffee from Jamaica; Myriangium
duriaei on Lepidosaphes beckii on orange from Cuba and Jamaica: Nectria diploa
on Aonidiella aurantii on orange from Cuba, on Chrysomphalus aonidum on
orange from the Bahamas, on Ischnaspis longirostris on Ficus nitida from Cuba,
on Lepidosaphes beckii on citrus from Costa Eica, Cuba, and Jamaica, and on
Pseudaonidia articulatus on orange from Haiti; Ophionectria coccicola on unde-
termined host on citrus and on gardenia from Mexico; and Scoleconectria coccicola
on undetermined host on citrus from Mexico.

8 BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE [July 1937

Geographic summary of interceptions listed m main table and interception totals

Country

Insects

Diseases

Country

Insects

Diseases

Africa*

Africa

Number
1
3
1
2
8
0
6

29
1
2

68
1

0
1

35
2

19
212
2
3
1

10
3

I

14

4
1
1
243
4
2
6
90
2
1
2

13

9

189

2

24

12

84

1

1

144

48

20

0

73

13

198

0

1

54

4

15

28

123

9

2

6

1
3
4

Number
0
0
0
0
4
1
0
5
0
0
92
1

21
0

28
0
4

80

§

5
5
0
0
4

3
0
0
0
9
2
0
1
28
0
0
0

2
2
9
0
0
2

27
0
0

49
118
1
5
2
2

62
1
0
324
5
7
1
5
4

13
5

1
2

1

North America:

Number
14
12
0
0

2

9
10
45
12

1
24

3

4,148

31

2
3
23
16
500
0
3

1
1
4

30
3
4
1

42
1
2
1
2

11
1

19

25

2

10

74

1

5

2

2

0

38

122

298

370

1,081

5,006

178

9

Number
15

Algeria.. ....

Canada

Angola

British Columbia

Nova Scotia

2
\

Belgian Congo

Egypt

Central America:

British Honduras

Canal Zone

Ethiopia..

0
5

Madeira Islands . .

Morocco

Costa Rica

1

Southeast Africa

Guatemala

12

Uganda .

Honduras

1

Union of South Africa

Nicaragua

0

West Africa.

Panama

Salvador

3

Asia

0

Afghanistan

Mexico. . .

52

Arabia -

Newfoundland

West Indies:

American Virgin Is-
lands

Antigua

5

China...

Cyprus

India...

I

Japan

0

Manchuria

Bahamas

0

Palestine.

Barbados

Cuba

0

Siam

10

Straits Settlements.

Curacao

1

Syria

Dominica

Dominican Republic...

Dutch West Indies

Grenada

Guadeloupe

Haiti

0

Trans-Jordan .

35

Turkey

0

Australasia-

Australia

0
0

Ceylon....

0

Christmas Island

Jamaica

4

Dutch East Indies

Martinique

Montserrat

Nevis

0

Hawaii

0

Java

0

New Guinea

11

New Zealand

Philippines

Saba

St. Kitts

St. Lucia

St. Vincent

Trinidad

0
0

Pitcairn Island

0

Society Islands .

2

Sumatra

3

Europe-

Virgin Islands

0

Austria..

South America:

Argentina

Brazil

British Guiana

Azores

2

Belgium

11

Bulgaria.

1

Czechoslovakia

Denmark

Chile .__

7
8

England.

Dutch Guiana

Ecuador

0

Estonia

]

Finland.

0

France. . .

Peru

Uruguay

Venezuela

Total:

Africa

Asia

Australasia

Europe

North America

0

Germany . .

Greece _

1

1

Guernsey.. .

Hungary

Ireland..

Italy .....:".::":

103
147
43

Latvia...

650

Lithuania.

170

Netherlands

South America

32

Norway

TTnknown origin

2

Poland

Total .

PortugaLW""""''^^-"]'"'

7,064

14,074

6,358
27,496

1,147

Scotland. _

Total (common pests,
p. 5)

Total (incompletely de-
termined pests, p. 6)..-
Total in.sects . . .

Spain

7,382

Sweden .

Switzerland.. .

4,828

Union of Soviet Socialist

Republics.

Total diseases

13, 357

Wales

40, 853

Yugoslavia..

Note. — In addition to the countries named above, interceptions, including those of common pests (p. 5)
and of incompletely determined pests (p. 6), were made from Albania, Aruba, Borneo, British Fast .\frica,
British Somaliland, British West Indies, Canary Islands, Cape Verde Islands, Cayman Islands, East Indies,
Fiji Islands, French Indo-China, French West Africa, Gibraltar, Gold Coast, Guam, Iran, Iraq, Juan
Fernandez, Liberia, Madagascar, Malta, Marquesas Islands, Monaco, Mozambique, Nigeria, Ontario,
Orient, Palmyra Island, Penang, Queensland, Rumania, St. Martin (Dutch West Indies), Senegal, Sierra
Leone, Southwest Africa, Taiwan, Tasmania, Turkestan, Wake Island, and West Indies.

June 1938] SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

9

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Country of origin and
name of pest

Host 1

Number of intercep-
tions in —

Collected in-

Afghanistan

Diseases:

Angidnatritici

Diplodia viticola

Africa
Insects:

Trypetid

Triticumaestivum (wheat).
Vitissp. (grape)

Citrus sinensis (orange).

Algeria
Insects:

Anuraphis cynariella (aphid).

Baris laticollis (Curculioni-

dae.
Thfips angusticeps (thrips) _ _ -

American Virgin Islands

Insects:

Euscepes postfasciatus (West
Indian sweetpotato weevil) .
Diseases:

Mosaic

Cynara scolymus (globe

artichoke).
Brassica rapa (turnip)

Cynara scolymus.

Angola
Insects:

Stephanoderes hampei (coffee
berry borer).

Antigua
Insects:

Asterolecanium miliaris

longum (Coccidae),
Myelois sp. (Pyralididae)

Targionia hartii (Coccidae)__-

Arabia
Insects:

Trypetid

Ipomoea batatas
potato).

Gloriosa superba..

(sweet-

Coffea sp. (coffee).

Bamboo-

Tamarindus indica (tama-
rind).
F'ioscoTea sp. (yam)

Akgfntina
Insects:

Deltocephalus venatus (Cica-

dellidae).
Diatraensp. (Pyralididae).- -

Do-
Do-

Crassulaceae.

Packing for grapes.

Holcus sorghum
(broomcorn") .

do

do

Vitis sp. (grape)

Allium cepa (onion).
Vitis sp . (grape)

Edessa meditabunda (Penta-

tomidae).

Euxestasp. (Otitidae)

Naupaciu-s xanthographus

(CurculioTiidae).
Parlatoria cinerea (Coccidae) .
Farlatoria fluggeae brasiliensis

(Coccidae).

Psychid j Packing for grapes

Do I Vifissp. (grape)

i?/iizoccMs sp. (Coccidae) \ Echinopsis scheerii (cac

! tus).
Salax lacordaireiiTe nehrioni- ' Packing for grapes

dae). '

Citrus grandis (grapefruit).
Citrus sinensisiorange)

20

District of Co-
lumbia.
Do.

Louisiana.

New York.
Texas.
New York.

Do.
Puerto Rico.

New York.

Do.
Do.

Do.

California.*

New York.

Louisiana.

New York,
Puerto Rico.
New York.

Louisiana.
Do.

Do.

Florida.*

New York.

Do.
District of Co-
lumbia.
New York.

1 The common names for the following have been omitted: Ananas saiivus (pineapple), Brassica oleracea
capitata (cahhage) , Capsicum annuvm (pepper), Lycopersicum esculentum (tomato), Saccharum officinarum
(sugarcane), and Solanum tuberosum (potato). Where the same host occurs frequently the common name
has been omitted part of the time. All horticultural variety names have been omitted.

170314—39 2

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BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE [July 1937

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin and
name of pest

1

1

3

Sq

Collected in-

Argentina— Continued

Insects— Continued.

Saulaspis graphica (Chryso-

Paper packing for grapes..
Packing for grapes--

Salix sp. (willowV

1
J

1
1

1

New York.

melidae).
Stenoqeocons horvnfhi (Lygaei-

Do.

dae).
Diseases:

Pestalozzia bicoloT

Do.

Uromyces striatus medicaginis.

Medicago sativn (alfalfa)-. .

Cryptocarya palmerstoni
(Queensland walnut)
(log).

Malus sylvestris (apple) .

Do.

AUSrRALTA

Insects:

Bothrideres equinus (Colydi-

Do.

idae).
Ceratitis capitata (Mediter-

1

Massachusetts.

ranean fruitfly).
Chrysomphnlus dictyospermi

Mangiferaindica (mango) ..
Macrozamia peroffskyana

1

Hawaii.*

var. (Coccidae).
Chrysomphalus rossi (Cocci-

1

1
1

California.*

dae).
Do

Macrozamia sp

Do.*

Diaspis zamiae (Coccidae)

Macrozamia peroffskyana

Do.*

Parlatoria viridis (Coccidae)

Palm --

1
1

— -

Pennsylvania.

Phenacaspis eugeniae (Cocci-

Honea sp. (kentiapalm)

Do.

dae).
Platypus austraUs (Platypod-
idae) .

Uleiotaaustralis (Cncu]\dae)..

Cryptocarya palmerstoni
(Queensland walnut)
(log).

"""--do"."l"""""

2

3
1

1
1

1

1
1

1

I
3

1
l

1

New York,

Do.

XyleboTUS kraatzi (Scolyti-
dae).
Diseases:

Septoria gladioli... .

Do.

Gladiolus sp.. .

Washington.

Spkaeronema talcahuanense

Cryptocarya palmerstoni

(log).
Allium cepa (onion)

Prunus avium (mazzard) _ „
do

New York.

(?).
Sierigmatocystis niger

California,*

Austria
Insects:

Anthonomus rectirostris (Cur-

1

District of Co-

culionidae).
Do -- .

lumbia.
New York.

Bruchidius lividimanus var

Cytisus scoparius (Scotch
broom),
do

Do.

(Bruchidae).
Bruchidius villosus (Bruchi-

Do,

dae).
Do

Laburnum alpinum

(Scotch laburnum) .
do

2

District of Co-

Do

lumbia.
New York.

Do

Laburnum anagyroides
(golden-chain).

Spartium junceum (Span-
ish broom).

Pinussp. (pine)

Rosa rngosa (rugosarose) . ^

Picea excelsa (Norway

spruce) .
Hedera helix (English ivy)

Do.

Do

Do.

Leucaspis loewi (Coccidae)

1

....

.....

Do.
Do.

momidae).
Diseases:

Thecopsora padi

Do.

Vermiculana trichella

1
1

-—

...

Do.

Azores
Insects:

Ceratitis capitata (Mediter-
ranean fruitfly) .
Do

1

Do.

Citrus nobilis deliciosa

(tangerine).
Eriobotrya japonica (lo-

quat).
do

Do.

Do

1

Massachusetts.

Do

2

1
1

1

New York.

Do

Ficus ca rica (fig) _ .

Do.

Do

P sidium cattleianum

(strawberry guava),
Pyrus communis (pear)

Do.

Do

Do.

June 1938]

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

11

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Country of origin and
name of pest

Number of intercep-
tions in —

Host

Collected in-

AzoBES— Continued

Insects— Continued.

Targionia bromeliae (Cocci-
dae).
Diseases:

Aphclenchoides parittinus

Ceratostomella fimbriata

Bahamas
Insects:

Aonidiella cocotiphagus (Coc-

cidae).
Aspidiotus destructor (Cocci-
dae).

Do

Do

Do

Aspidktus hercvleonus (Coc-

cidae).
Cylas formicarius (sweetpo-

tato weevil).
Dialeurodes citri (citrus white-

fly).
Frankliniella cephalica
(thrips).

Do

FranklinieUa cubensis (thrips)

Do

Frankliniella insularis
(thrips) .

Do

Do

Haplothrips gowdeyi (thrips) . _

Pectinophora gossypiella (pink
bollwcrm).

Taenicttirips simplex (gladio-
lus thrips).

Toxctrypana curvicavda (pa-
paya fruitfly) .

Vinsovia steUifera (Coccidae) .

Barbados
Insects:

Aspidiotvs destructor (Cocci-
dae).
Asterclecaninm miliaris Ion-
gum (Coccidae).
Do

Chrysomphalus personatus

(Coccidae).
Euscepes postfasciatus (West
Indian sweetpotato wee-
vil).
Targionid hartii (Coccidae).-.

Do

Do

Ananas sfitirus_

Colocasia esculenia (dash-
een).

Ipomoea batatas (sweet-
potato).

Cocosnucifera (coconut).

Artocarpus incisa (bread-
fruit).

Cocosnucifera

Euphorbia pulcfierrima
(poinsettia) .

Terminnlia catappa (tropi-
cal almond).

Acliras sapcta (sapodilla) . _

Ipomoea batatas (sweetpo-
tato).
Citrus sp

Antirrhinum mojvs (snap-
dragon).
Rosa sp

Aster sp

Rosa sp

Citrus sinensis (orange) .

Hibiscus sp

Rosa sp

Antirrhinum majvs (snap-
dragon).

Qossypium sp. (cotton-
seed).

Antirrhinum majus

Carica papaya (papaya) .
Aspidistra sp

Per sea arnericana

cado) .
Bamboo

(avo-

BEIX.I.iN CO.N«.0

Insects:

Leucaspis cocktrelli (Cocci-
dae).
Mintheu rugicollis (Lyctidae).

Grass ...
Dry herb

Ipomoea batatas (sweet-
potato).

Bioscorea sp. (yam)

do

Xanthosoma sagittifoUurn
(yautia).

Citrus sinensis (orange).
Entada gigas

New York.

Do.
Do.

Florida.*

Do.*

Do.*
Do.*

Do.*
New York.
Florida.*

Do.*

Do.*

Do.*
Do.*
Do.*
Do.*

Do.*
Do.*
Do.*

Do.*

Do.*

Do.*

Do.*

New York.
Do.

Do.

Massachusetts.

Louisiana.

Massachusetts.
New York.
Do.

District of Co-

lim^bia.
New York.

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BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE [July 1937

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Country of origin and
name of pest

Belgium
Insects:

Agromyza pinguis (Agro-

myzidae) .
Anaphcthrips orckidii (thrips).

Apion pomonae (Cuiculioni-

daa).
Ceuforhynchus pleurostigma

(turnip gall weevil).
Endrosis lacteella (Oecophori-

dae).
Napomyza lateralis (Agromy-

zidae).
Diseases:

Aphelenchoides parietinus

Aphelenchus avenne

Sclerotinia minor

Thidaviopsis basicola, .
Verticillium alboatrum

Bermcda
Insects:

Aphis spiraecola (green citrus

aphid).
Ceroplastes sinensis (Cocci-

dae).
Frankliniella insular is
(thrips).

Do

Do

Do.

Haplothrips gowdeyi (thrips),
Phenacoccus gossypii (Cocci-
dae).

Do

Do

Prodenia sp. (Noctuidae)

Do

Do

Vinsonia sfellifera (Coccidae)
Diseases:

Fusicladiuin eriobotryae

Gloeospori am oleandri

Mosaic

Do

Phyllachora trifolii

Phyllosticta codiaeicola.

Phyllosticta hibisci^

Septoria drummondi , .

Scptoria oleandrina.

Uromyces trifolii

Brazil

Insects:

Anastrepha grandis (Trypeti-
dae).

Anastrepha sp. (Trypctidae)

Asferolecanium uureum (Coc-
cidae).

Castnia sp. (Castniidae)

Host

Cichoriuin intybus (wit-

loof).
Anthuriam sp

Vicia sp. (vetch)

Brassica rapa (turnip).
Begonia sp

Cichorium intybus (wit-
loof).

Apium graveolens (celery)

.-..do

Cichorium intybus (wit-
loof).

--.-do

Dahlia sp

Gerbera sp

Bignonia sp. (trumpet-
creeper) .
Codiaeum sp. (croton)

Magnolia sp

Nerium oleander (olean-
der).

Passiflora spp. (passion-
flower) .

Daisy

Acalypha sp. (copperleaf)..

Daisy

Lilium sp

Amaryllis sp

Dianth us sp. (carnation)..
Lilium longiflorum (East-
er lily).
Citrus sp

Eriobotrya japonica (lo-
quat).

Nerium oleander (olean-
der).

Lilium longiflorum (East-
er lily).

Lilium longiflorum harrisii
(Bermuda lily).

Trifolium sp. (clover)

Codiaeum sp. (croton)

Hibiscus sp

Phlox drummondi (drurn-
raond phlox).

Nerium oleander (olean-
der).

Trifolium sp. (clover)

Cucurbita pepo (pumpkin)

Citrus sinensis (orange).
Cattleya labiata (orchid) .

Cattleya sp. (orchid).

Number of intercep-
tions in —

.38

146

Collected in

New York.

District of Co-
lumbia.
Oregon.

Pennsylvania.

District of Co-
lumbia.
New York.

Do.
Do.
Do.

Do.
District of Co-
lumbia.

New York.
Do.
Do.

Do.

^Massachusetts.

New York.

Do.
Do.

Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Massachusetts.

New York.

Do.
Massachusetts.
New York.

Do.

Do.
Do.
Do.

Do.

Virginia.
New York.

Louisiana.

Do.
California.

District of Co-
lumbia.

June 1938]

SERVICE AXD REGULATORY AXXOUXCEMEXTS

13

List, hy covntries, of pfsts collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

fAll findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Country of origin and
name of pest

Brazil— Continued

Insects— Continued.

Chrysomphalus personotiis

(Ccccidae).
Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Bos-

trichidae).
Euscepes pcstfasciatus (West
Indian sweetpotato weevil).

Do

GymnavdTosoma sp. (Ole-

threulidae).
AfordeUisfena sp. (Mordelli-
dae).
Do

Citrus grandis (grapefruit)

Serjania mexicana (bar-
basco).

Ipomoea batatas (sweet-
potato).

---do

Citrus grandis (grapefruit).

Cattleya labiata (orchid) . . .
Cattleya sp

Noctuld

Orthezia praelmiga (Ccccidae).
Ortkia therapon (Castniidae).

Pachymerus nucleorum (Bru-

chidae).
Pachymerus sp. (Bruchidae)..
Parlatcria cinerea (Coccidae).

Parlatoria ftuggeae brasiliensis

(Ccccidae).
Pectinophora gossypicUa (pink

boll worm).
Pseudaonidia frUohitiformis

(Coccidae).
Stephanoderes harnpei (coffee '

berry borer). j

Tineid

Cattleya labiata (orchid) .

Cactus

Cattleya sp

Orbignya ?p. (oil palm)_.

do ..

Citrus .sp -

Number of intercep-
tions in —

Citrus sinensis (orange)

Gossyvium sp. (cotton-
seed) .
Mangifera indica (inango).

Coffea sp. (coffee) . _
Cattleya sp. (orchid) .

Do

Xylcborus propinovus (Scoly- I

tidae). " " i

Diseases:

Ascochyta ly coper sici

Colletotrichiim orchidearum.

Do

Glososporium oncidii

Gloeosporinm orchidearvvi..

Ghmerella gossypii

Hemileia oncidi

MacrophoTiia oricidii

Plasmodiophora brassicae.

British Columbia

Diseases:

Ascochyta achlydis

Hetcrosjjoriu rri triUii

Hura crepitans (sandbox-
tree)
Mangifera indica (mango)-

Lycopersicvm esculentum

Cattleya labiata (orchid)..

Orchid

Ovcidium crispy nt Corchid).

Oncidiurn flexuosum (or-
chid).

Oossypium sp. (cotton)
(boll).

Orchid

Oncidium longipes (or-
chid).
Raphamis satirus (radish).

Achlys triphyUa (deer-foot)
Trillium oratum

British G liana

Insects:

Aspidiotus destructor (Coc-
cidae).
Furcaspis biformis (Coccidae'..

Diseases:

Dicherinia guianensis

Xipa fruticans (palm)

Schomburgkia l yon si (or-
chid).

Lonchocarpus sp

% n

Collected in-

Maryland..

New York.

Louisiana.

New York.
Pennsylvania.

California.*

District of Co-
lumbia.
Do.

New York.

District of Co-
lumbia.

California.*

Do.*
District of Co-
lumbia.
Florida.*

New York.

Do.

Do.

District of Co-
lumbia.
Pennsylvania.

1 New York.

New York.
California.*
New York.
California.*
Do.*

New York.

District of Co-
lumbia.
California.*

New York.

Washington.
Do.

Puerto P.ico.

District of Co-
lumbia.

New York.

14

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE {July 1937

List, by countries, of pesls collected and reported from July 1, 19S7, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Country of origin and
name of pest

British Honduras

Insects:

Leiicaspis cockerelli (Coc-

cidae).
Parlatoria crotonis (Coccidae).

Bulgaria
Insects:

Anthonomus rectirostris (Cur-

culionidae).
Frankliniella intonsa (thrips).

Canada
Insects:

Agriotes sp. (Elateridae)

Do-

Anchylopera sp. (Olethreu-
tidae) .

Arctiid

Forficula auricularia (Euro-
pean earwig).

Furcaspis biformis (Coccidae).

Pyralidid-

Stephanoderes hampei (coffee
berry borer).

Taeniothrips simplex (gladio-
lus thrips) .

Tortricid —

Do

Diseases:

Alternaria dianthi.

Do

Chrysomyxa piperiana. . _
Gloeosporium ulmicolum
Gitignardia vacciniL.

Plasmodiophora brassicae

Canal Zone
Insects:

Acanthoscelides armitagei

(Bruchidae).
Furcaspis bijormis (Coccidae)

Do.
Do-
Do.

Hemichionaspis minor stra-
chani (Coccidae).

Phelomerus aherrans (Bru-
chidae).

Stephanoderes guateinalensis
(Scolytidae).

Vinsonia stel/ijera (Coccidae)

Dissases:

CoUetotrichum orchidearmii . . _

Oloeosporium affine...
Gloeosporium cindum.

Host

Attnlea cohune (cohune

palm).
Codiaeum sp. (croton)

Prunus avium (sweet

cherry).
Gladiolus sp

Soil around roots of larch
tree.

Solanum tuberosum...

Fragaria sp. (strawberry) .

Bale of bagging

Ramondia heldreichii

Cattlcya schroederae (or-
chid).

Aster sp

Coffea sp. (coffee)

Gladiolus sp.

/rissp

Rosa sp

Diantbus sp .

do

Rhododendron sp.
Ulmus sp. (elm).
Vaccinium sp

Brassica campestris (ruta-
baga).

Cajanus indicus (pigeon

pea).
Epidendrum atropvrpu-

reum (orchid).
do...

Oncidium confusum (or-
chid).
Oncidium sp

Ceiba sp..
Cassia sp.
Ceiba sp..
Orchid...

N umber of intercep-
tions in —

Oncidium ampliatum ma-
jus (orchid).

Schomburgkia luedeman-
niana (orchid).

Epidendrum stamfordia-
nnm (orchid).

Collected in—

Louisiana.
Florida.*

District of Co-
lumbia.
New York.

Massachusetts.

Maryland.
Massachusetts.

New York.
District of Co-
lumbia.
California.*

Washington.
Minnesota.

Hawaii.*

District of Co-
lumbia.
Washington.

District of Co-
lumbia.

Washington.
Do.

New York.

District of Co-
lumbia.

Pennsylvania.

District of Co-
lumbia.
California.*

District of Co-
lumbia.
California.*

District of Co-
lumbia.
New York.

Hawaii.*

New York.

District of Co-
lumbia.

California.*

Do.*

Do.*

.Iunel938J SERVICE AND EEGULATOKY ANNOUNCEMENTS

15

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938 ^

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Country of orifiin and
name of pest

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in—

Collected in—

Canal Zone— Continued

Diseases— Continued.

Macrophoma oncidii

Do.

Ceylon

Insects:

Da CMS sp. (Trypetidae)

Serica sp. (Scarabaeidae)

Scotinopharu hirida (Penta-

tomidae).
Vinsovia stellifera (Coccidae).

Chile
Insects:

Jalloides sanguineonotata

(Pentatomidae).
Leptoglossus chilensis (Corei-

dae).
Lygaeus alboornatus (Lygaei-

dae).
Nabis punctipennis (Nabidae)
Olethreutid

Oncidium ampliatum ma-
jus (orchid).

Schombvrgkia luedeman-
niana (orchid).

Citrus grandis (pomelo).
Gossypium sp. (cotton) .
Oryza saliva (rice)

Spathoglottis sp. (orchid) .

Tortricid

Do

Diseases:

Botrytis squamosa

Rhizoctonia bataticola

China
Insects:

Aonidiella orientalis (Cocci-
dae).
Bruchus chinensis (Bruchi-

dae).
Chilo simplex (Asiatic rice
borer).
Do

Vitis sp. (grape)

Packing for grapes

Excelsior packing for

grapes.

Vitis sp. (grape)

Amygdnlus persica necta-

Tiita (nectarine).

do

Amy gdalus persica (peach).

Allium sativum (garlic)

Cucvmis melo (melon)

Litchi chinensis (lychee).
Bean

Do.

Chionaspis yanonensis (Coc-
cidae) .

Cylas formicarius (sweetpo-
tato weevil).
Do

Fiorinia nephelii (Coccidae) . .

Fiorinia proboscidaria (Cocci-
dae).

Fiorinia theae (Coccidae)

Formosaspis fonnosanus (Coc-
cidae) .
Do

Lepidosaphes camelliae (Coc-
cidae) .

Lepidosaphes tuber culata
(Coccidae).

Morganella longispina (Cocci-
dae).

Odonaspis secreta (Coccidae)..

Palaeopus costicoUis (yam

weevil) .
Parlatoria camelliae (Cocci-
dae).
Parlatoria ziziphus (Cocci-
dae).

Do

Do

Do

Do

Case of merchandise with
rice straw packing.

Oryza satita (rice ) (straw
packing) .

do

Citrus sinensis (orange) -..

Ipomoea batatas (sweet-
potato).
....do

Litchi chinensis (lychee). ..
Citrus grandis (pomelo) ....

Citrus grandis (grapefruit).
Bamboo

--..do

Camellia sp.

Orchid

Citrus grandis (pomelo) [

Bambvsa sp. (bamboo) !
Dioscorea sp. (yam)

Camellia juponica (camel-
lia).
Citrus aurantifolia (lime).

Citrus grandis (pomelo)...
do

do

Citrus sinensis (orange) .

California.
Do.*

New York.
Do.

Pennsylvania.

District of Co-
lumbia.

New York.

Do.

Do.

Do.
Do.

Do.
Do.

Do.
Do.

Hawaii.*

Do.*

Washington.

Massachusetts.

Texas.
Hawaii.*

Do.*

Washington.

Hawaii.*

California.*

Washington.
New York.

Washington.
Do.

District of Co-
lumbia.
Washington.

District of Co-
lumbia.
Washington.

Do.

California.*

Do.*

Massachusetts.

Washington.

California.*

16 BUKEAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE [July 1937

List, by countries, of

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,
inclusive — Continued

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin and
name of pest

1

1

£

Collected in—

China— Contmued

Insects— Continued.

Pseudaonidia duplex (camphor

scale).
Trypetid

Camellia sp

1

Washington.

District of Co-
lumbia.

New York

Acanthopanax sp

1

Diseases:

Aphelenchoides bicaudatus

Aphelenchoides parietinus

Do

Zingiber officinale (ginger) .
do

1

1
1

- do

New York

Citrus grandis (pomelo)

1

Do

Citrus sinensis (orange)

1

California *

Do

do

2

M'^ash in jjton

Uexatijlus n. sp

Zingiber officinale (ginger) _
Ephedra sp. (Mexican-tea).
Citrus sinensis (orange) . .

1

New York

Phaeosphaerella ephedrae

1

Do.

Phoma citricarpa

1

California *

Do

do

1

Sclerotium rolfsii

Colocasia esculenta (taro) _ _
do

9
2
2

1
1
1

1

California *

Do

Do

Sagittaria sagittifolia (old-
world arrowhead).
do

Do

New York.

Do

Trapa sp

Eleocharis tubercsa (water-
nut).
. do - --

....

California *

Stilbum incarnatum

Do.*

Do

New York.

Christmas Island

Insects:

Odonaspis ruthae (Coccidae)

Lepturus repens -. _ -

1

Hawaii.*

Colombia

Insects:

Aster olecanimn aureuin (Coc-

Cattleya trianae (orchid).--

Cattleyasp. (orchid)

do

1
5

California.*

cidae).
Do

District of Co-

Capaneus odiosus (Coreidae).-

lumbia.
Do.

do

California.*

lionidae).
Cholussp. (Curculionidae)---

Orchid

District of Co-

Orchid debris - _ _ _

lumbia.
Washington,

Conotrachelus sp. (Curcu-

Cattleya mendelii (orchid) _.
Cattleya sp - .

Do.

lionidae).
Curculionid

District of Co-

Eucadophagus weissi (Curcu-

lionidae).
EucalandTa setulosa (Curcu-

do

lumbia.
Do.

Bamboo slats in case con-
taining wild Cattleya sp.
Cattleya gigas (orchid)

Cattleya trianae

Do.

lionidae).
Eurytoma orchidearum (Eury-

California.*

tomidae) .
Do

Do.*

Do.

Cattleyasp.. .

District of Co-

Exptochiomera tumens (Ly-

gaeidac).
FuTcaapis biformis (Coccidae)

do

lumbia.
Do.

Cattleya gigas (orchid)

Cattleya sp

California.*

Do

Do.*

Do ... -

. .do -

District of Co-

Do

Rodriguesia secunda (or-
chid).
Cattleya dowiana (orchid) _.

.Cattleyasp.--

1

- -

— -

lumbia.
California.*

Hoplandrothrips reynei

(thrips).
Jridomyrmex iniquus (ant)

Do

Do.*

District of Co-

Orchid —

1

lumbia.
Do.

June 1938]

SERVICE AXD REGULATORY AXNOUNCEMEXTS

17

List, hy countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate S|ate inspection]

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin and
name of pest

"S

j2

S

1

Collected in—

Colombia— Continued

Insects— Continued.

TridomyrTnex inignus nigella
(ant).
Do

Cattleya trianae (orchid). --
Caitleyas^.. -

1

1
1

1
1

1

1
1

1

1

1

5

6

1

California.*

Do.*

Do

, . do -- _

District of Co-

Do

do

lumbia.
Washington.

Do

Orchid

District of Co-

Mwsa sp. (banana)

Cattleya sp-. . . .. .

lumbia.
Maryland.

cane weevil).

California.*

Monanus concinnulus (Cucu-

-— do-. .

do

Do.*

jidae).
Mordellistena cattleyana (Mor-

dellidae).
^lordellistena chapini (Mor-

District of Co-

do.

Cattleya dovciana (orchid)..
Cattleya sp . .

lumbia.
Washington.

dellidae).
^lordellistena sp. (Mordelli-

California.*

dae).
Do

District of Co-

Do

do

lumbia.

Neella floridula (Miridae)

Pseudaonidia tesserata (Coc-

Cattleya STp. (orchid)

Mammea americana (ma-
mey).

Milton ia sj). (orchid)

Cattleya sp ... ..

District of Co-

1

....

....

lumbia.
Florida.*

cidae).
•Sfrfcws sp. (Elateridae) -

1
1
1

1
2

2
2

1

3

1
1
1

1

1
1
3

1
1

Washington.

Silvanus vulgaris (Cucujidae).
Telephanus grossicornis (Cu-

cujidae).
Tenthecoris bicolor (Miridae). .

Orchid

District of Co-

Cattleya gigas (orchid)

Cattleya sp. _

lumbia.
California.*

Do

District of Co-

Tineid

Cattleya trianae (orchid). ..
Cattleya SV--- - - -

lumbia.
Hawaii.*

Do

California.*

Do

..._do.-..

1

District of Co-

Do

do

lumbia.

Do

Miltonia debris

Do.

Do-

Oncidium sp. (orchid)

Orchid

Do.

Do

Do.

Do

Packing around orchids...

Cattleya sp. (orchid)

Orchid

California.*

Diseases:

Colletotrichum orchidearum .

Do.*

Do

Do.*

Do -.

do

District of Co-

Dendrodochium cattleyae

Cattleya sp

lumbia.
California.*

Gloeosporium bidgoodii

Odontoglossum harryanum

(orchid).
Cattleya sp.

1

Do.*

Gloeosporium cattleyae

Do.*

Costa Rica
Insects:

Anastrepha sp. (Trvpetidae)

Mangifera indica (mango) .
Psidium guajava (guava) .

1
1

South Carolina.

Do

Louisiana.

AsteTolecanium aureum (Coc-

Brassavola nodosa (orchid) .
Oncidium sp. (orchid).. .

1

1

1
1

1

1

1

1

District of Co-

cidae).
Do

lumbia.
Do.

Do

Orchid

Do

Conotrachelus sp. (Curcu-

Coffea sp. (coffee)

Pennsylvania.
District of Co-

lionidae).
Furcaspis biformis (Coccidae) .

Epidendrum atropurpureum

(orchid) .
Wild orchid

Iridomyrmex iniquus nigella

lumbia.
Do.

(ant).
Lfucaspis cockeretli (Cocci-

Epidendrum atropur-
pureum (orchid).
Odontoglossum sp. (orchid)

Do.

dae).
Do

Du.

170314-39 3

18

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE [July 1937

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938y

inclusive — Continued

All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]
♦

Country of origin and
name of pest

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in —

Collected in-

CosTA RiCA— Continued

Insects— C ontinued.

Macrosipham luteum (aphid) .

Metamasius sericeus (silky
cane weevil).
Do

MordelUstena sp. (Mordelli-

dae).
Platynota sp. (Tortricidae) . .
Pseudischnaspis bowreyi (Coc-

cidae).
Do

Tel eph anus cosiaricensis (Cu-

cujidae).
Tdephanus melanchlorus (Cu-
cujidae).
Diseases:

Uredo guacae.-.

Cuba
Insects:

Akurocanthus woglumi (cit-
rus blackfly).

Do

AleuTodkus cardini (white-
fly).
Anastrepha sp. (Trypetidae) .

Do

Do

Do

Aonidiella cocotiphagus (Coc-
cidae) .

Do

Do _

Do

Do

Do

Aspidiotus destructor (Cocci-
dae).

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do..

Do

Do...

Aspidiotus herculeanus (Coc-

cidae).
Aspidiotus palmae (Coccidae).

Aspidiotus spinosus (Cocci-
dae).

Aster olecanium aureum (Coc-
cidae).
Do

Aster olecanium miliaris (Coc-
cidae).

Bephrata cubensis (Eurytom-
idae).

Bruchus rufipes (Bruchidae).

Orchid

Ananas sativus.

Banana debris

Cattleya skinneri (orchid).

Dendrobium sp. (orchid)..
Cattleya skinneri (orchid)..

Epidendrum cosiaricensis

(orchid).
Herb

....do

Epidendrum sp. (orchid).

Citrus auraniifolia (lime).

Citrus sp

Psidium guajava (guava).

Amygdalits communis (al-
mond).

Mangifera indica (mango).

Psidium guajava (guava)..

Spondias mombin (hog-
plum).

Annona squamosa (sugar-
apple).

Cocos nucifera (coconut)...

Ficus sp

Palm

Phoenix dactylifera (date)..

Roystonea regia (royal
palm) .

Amygdalus communis (al-
mond).

Annona muricata (soursop)

Annona squamosa (sugar-
apple).

Cocos nucifera (coconut)...

Musa sp. (banana)

Palm

Persea americana (avo-
cado).

Psidium guajava (guava)..

Roystonea regia (royal
palm).

.Acacia sp

Livistona chinensis (Chi-
nese fan palm).

Mammea americana (ma-
raey).

Brassia caudata (orchid)...

Epidendrum plicafum (or-
chid).
Bamboo

Annona muricata (soursop)

Vetch pod with rye straw
jacket.

District ^of Co-
lumbia.
New York.

Louisiana.
District of Co-
lumbia.
Do.

Do.

Do.
Texas.
Do.

District of Co-
lumbia.

Florida.*

Do.*
Do.*

Do.*

Do.*
Do.*
Do.*

Do.*

Do.*
Do.*
Do.*
Do.*
Do.*

Do.*

Do.*
Do.*

Do.*
Do.*
Do.*
Louisiana.

Florida.*
Do.*

Do.*

District of

lumbia.
Florida.*

Co-

District of Co-
lumbia.
Do.

Florida.*

Do.*

Louisiana.

June 1938]

SERVICE AXD EEGULATOEY AXXOUXCEMEXTS

19

List, hy courdries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June SO, 1938 ^

inclvsive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspectior]

1

Host

I

Number of intercep- '
tions in— j

Country of origin and
name of pest

1

1

i ^

'i
3

! Collected in—

1
i
1

Cuba— Continued

Insects— Continued.

Ceutorhynchm sp. (Curcu-

lionidae) .
Chrysomphalus personaius
(Coccidae).

Coccm viridis (Coccidae)

Do

Brasska chinensis (Chi-
nese cabbage).
Achras sapota (sapodilla)

4

Vew York

1

Florida *

Citrus aurantifolia (lime)..
Citrus sp-_ .- . .

1

New York

1

1

13

1
1

Florida.*

Do

1 Coffea sp

Do ♦

Do

1 Gardenia florida (Cape-
jasmine).
do -.-

2

....

Do*

Do

Do --.

Psidium Quajata (guava) .

Florida.*

Crocidosema plebinna fOle-
threutidae) .
Do

Hibiscus escuUntus (okra)..
do-

4

Louisiana

2
1

Xew York

Cryptotermes breris (termite)..
Cylas formicariu^ (sweetpo-
tato weevil)
Do -

Ananas safivus . . . -. ..

Do.

Ipomoea batatas (sweetpo-

tato).
do

2

1 1

Florida *

1
4

1

1
8

Xew York.

Diaphama sp. (Pyralididae)..
Do

Benincasa hispida (hairy
squash).

Cucumis sativus (cucum-
ber).

Cucurbiia maxima (squash)
do

Do

Do

Do

1

Louisiana

Do

Xew York

Diatraea saccharalis (sugar-

Saccharum officinarum

1

....

cane borer) .
Ephestia sp. (Pvralididae)

Ananas satirus

60
53

Louisiana.

Do

-do-

Xew York

Franklinulla cephalica(thvips)
Frankliniellacurbensisithn-ps).

Do

Chrysanthemum sp

1
1

1

Florida.'

Antirrhinum majus (snap-
dragon).
Aster sp...

....

Do.*

Do.*

Do- .

Dahlia sp

2

Do *

Do—

Gardenia florida (Cape-
jasmine).
Rosasp..

1

4

1
1

Do.-
Do.*

Do .. .

1

Franklinklla i7Wtt/ari5(thrips)

Dianthiis sp. (carnation)...

....

Do.*

Do.-

Mammea americana (ma-
mey).

Phaseolus lunatus macro-
carpus (lima bean).

Posasp

Do.*

Do

1

Xew York.

Do

1

Florida.*

Frail klinothrips respiformU

Brassica chinensis (Chinese

cabbage) .
Acaciasp

1

■■

Xew York.

(thrips).
Glyphonyx fusculus (Elateri-

1

District of Co-

dae).
Gnorimoschema tycopersicelta

(tomato pinworm) .
Gynaikothrips nzeli (thrips),..

Lycopersicum esculenium..
Ficusindica (fig)

2

lumbia.
Louisiana.

20

Do .

Ficus sp

2

Florida *

Haplothrips gorcdeyi (thrips)..

Gladiolus sp

1
1

— -

Do -

Posa sp. -

Florida *

Htllula sp. (Pvralididae)

Brassica chinensis (Chi-
nese cabbage).

Brassica pjncea (mustard).

Brassica nigra (black mus-
tard).

Citrus grandis (grapefruit) .

Phaseolus lunatus macro-
carpus (lima bean).

Ananas sativus

12

3

1

1
1.^5

1

1

Xew York.

Do-

Do.

Do

Do.

Marmara sp. (Qracilariidae).

Do.

Maruca testulalis (bean pod

Do.

borer).
Metamasius sericeus (silky ,

i

Do.

cane weevil).
Parlatoria crotonis (Cocci-

Codiaeum sp. (croton)

Citrus sinensis (orange)

1

District of Co-

dae).
Parlatoria fluggea< brasiliensis

1

1
1

lumbia.
Florida.*

(Coccidae).
Parlatoria ziziphus (Coccidae)

Citrus vobilis deliciosa i
(tangerine). '

Do.*

1

1-

20

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE [July 1937

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from Jidij 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin and
name of pest

o

ex

2

i

03

TO

Collected in—

Cuba— Continued
Insects— Continued.

Capsicum annuum... ... .

1
1
1

3

11

1

1
6

1
3
1
1

dae).
Phyllophaga analis (Scarabae-

Ananas satirus - _

Do.

idae).
Pieris brassicae (Pieridae)

Brassica chinensis (Chi-
nese cabbage).
Ananas satirus . .

Do.

Platynota rostrana (Tortrici-

dae).
Do

do

New York

Platypus rugulosus (Platv-

Ccdrg/a sp. (log).

Do.

podidae).
Prodenia sp. (Noctuidae) ..

Ananas sativus..

Louisiana.

Do

Brassica chinensis (Chi-
nese cabbage).
Brassica oleracea capitata...
Lycopersicum esculentum..
do

New York

Do

Do.

Do

Louisiana.

Do

New York

Do

Solanum melongena (egg-
plant) .
Chalcas ^Y>... ..--... .

Do.

Pseudaonid'a tei^serata^Cocci-

1

Florida.*

dae).
Pseudococcus honin^is (Cocoi-

Saccharum officinaru m (on

top of box car).
Saccharum officinarum

Do.*

dae).
Do

1

Do.*

Pyropus sapphirinus var.
(CurculionJdae).

Stephanoderes brasiliensis

(Scolytidae).
Taeniothrips simplex (gladi-

Brassica chinensis (Chi-
nese cabbage).

Phaseolus lunatus macro-
car pus (lima bean).

Gladiolus sp

1
1

New York.

Do.

1

— -

Louisiana.

olus thrips).
Targionia bromeliae (Cocci-
dae).
Do

Ananas sativus..

4
4

Florida.*

.do . - -

New York.

Targionia hartii (Coccidae)

Dioscorea sv- (yam)

.

1

1

Florida.*

Do

do

Pennsylvania

Targionia sacchari (Coccidae)

Saccharum officinarum

5

Florida.*

Tortricid-- _

Ananas sativus

Capsicum annuum

Hibiscus esculenlus (okra)-
Carica papaya (papaya)

6
1
2

" '

Louisiana.

Do

New York.

Do

Louisiana.

Toxotrypana curvicauda (pa-

1

Florida.*

paya fruitfly).
XyteboTus propinquus (Scolv-

tidao).
Diseases:

Ceratostomella fimbriafa .. ..

1
3

Louisiana.

Xanthosoma s\^. (malanga).
Saccharum officinarum .

New York.

Collefntrichum falcatu m

3

Florida.*

Phaseolus lunatus macro-
carpus.
Capsicum annuum

3

New York.

Vermicularia capsici

1

Louisiana.

CURAgAO

Diseases:

Uromyces fabae

Vicia sp. (vetch^ .

1

New York.

Cyprus
Insects:

Ceratitis capilata (Mediter-

In case containing tan-
erines and oranges.

On paper wrapper of tan-
gerine.

Prunus avium (mazzard) .

]
1

Do.

ranean fruitfly).
Do ...

Do.

Czechoslovakia
Insects:

Anthonomus redirosfris (Cur-

1
1

District of Co-

culionidae).
Boris lepidii (Curculionidae).

Radicutaarmoracia (horse-
radish).

2

lumbia.
New York.

June 1938]

SERVICE AXD REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

21

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported frojn Jidy 1, 1937, lo June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin and
name of pest

P

1

1

2

Collected in—

C ZECHosLO V A Ki A — C ontinued

Insects— Continued.

Bruchus hrachialis (vetch

Vicia rillosa (hairy vetch) .

....-do

. do

5

3

1
1
1
1

Alabama

brnchid).
Do .

1

Georgia.

Do

1

Marvland.

Do.-- . . -.

do

1

Pennsvlvania.

Do

.. do

Virginia.

Do

Vicia sp. (vetch)

Alabama.

Do

do

1

District of Co-

Do

do

do

1
1
1

lumbia.
Marvland .

Do

Virginia.

Bruchus rufipes (Bruchidae)

Vicia villosa (hairy vetch).
Vicia sp. (vetch). ....

-A^labama

Do

1

New York.

Do -

do

1

Texas.

LiothTips taneeckei (thrips). ..

Lilium sp. (lilv)_ . . .

1

New York.

Pprausta nuMlaHs (European

Ho'cus soTqhum var.
(broomcorn) .

Prunus padus (European

bird cherry) .
Cvtisus sp . ..

1

1

Do.

corn borer) .

Denmark
Insects:

Anthonnmus rerfiro-tiris (Cur-

Do.

culionidae).
Bruchidius rjtlosus (Bruchi-

'

District of Co-

dae).
Do

Laburnum alpinum

(Scotch laburnum).
Laburnum sp... ....

2

1

lumbia.
New York.

Do

Do.

CentoThynchus pleurostigma

Brassica rapa (turnip) . . .

^

Pennsylvania,

(turnip gall weevil).
Curculio nucum (Curculioni-

Corylus avellana (filbert)..

Amorpha fruHcosa (ba."?-
tard indigo).

Acer pseudop!a(anu<t (syca-
more maple).

Malus spectabilis

2

1

New York.

dae).
Eurydema oleraceum (Penta-

Do.

tomidae).
Lecanium coryli (Coccidae) .

1

1
1

District of Co-

Do

lumbia.
Do.

Do

Populus yunnaninsis. . .

Do.

Diseases :

Aphelenchoides parietinus

Tulipa sp. (tulip)

1

New York.

Aphelenchus avenae

Solanum tuber o-^um

1
1

Te.xa''.

DOMIXICA

Insects:

Coccus riridis (Coccidae)

Citrus aurantifolia (lime)..
Mangifera indica (mango).

do

Spondias purpurea (purple
mombin).

Suietenia mahogani (ma-
hogany).

Epidendrum truncatum
(orchid).

Oncidium sp. (orchid)

1

New York.

Xylebonis affinis (Scolytidae) _

1

1
1

Massachusetts.

DoMI^^CAN Republic

Insects:

Anastrepha mombinpraeop- \

1

Puerto Rico.

tans (Trypetidae).
Do

Do.

Apate monacha (Bostrichidae'!

1

Do.

Asfero'ecanium aureum (Coc-

1
1

Hawaii.*

cidae).
Do

District of Co-

Chrysomphalus dictyosptrmi

Persea americana (avocado)
lonopsis satyrioides (orchid)

Oncidium furidum inter-
medium (orchid).

Oncidium variegatum
(orchid).

Ipomoea batatas (sweet-
potato).
do

1

lumbia.
New York.

var. (Coccidae).
Chrysomphalus rossi (Coc-

2

1
2

1

Hawaii.*

cidae).
Do

Do.*

Do

Do *

Cylas formicariiis (sweet-

4
1

New York.

potato wee vil) .
Do 1

Puerto Rico.

22

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE [July 1937

List,

countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June SO, 1938,
inclusive — Continued

[AH findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin and
name of pest

o

6

«

i

i

Collected in-

Dominican Republic -Con td.

Insects— Continued.

Diaphania sv>. (Pyralididae)..
Furcaspis biformis (Coccidae) -

Chayota edulis (chayote)...

lonopsis virion lurioides
(orchid).

Oncidium luridum inter-
medium.

Persea americana (avocado)

Gossypfum sp. (cotton)

Cossypium sp. (cottonseed)
Cactus

8

New York

1
1

Hawaii *

Oalgupha fftUtigsr (Cydnidae)

Do.*

Leucaspis cockerdli{Coccids^).

1

1

1

New York.

Pectinophora gossypiella (pink
bollworm).
Do- .-

Do.

Do.

Pneudoparlaforia oxtreata

1

District of Co-

(Coccidae).
Tenebroides transrersicollis

Swietenia mahogani (ma-
hogany) (log).
Mangifera indica (mango) -

Xanthosomasp. (malanga;.
do

Cajanus indicus (pieeon

pea).
Swietenia sp. (mahogany)

(log).

Coffea sp. (coffee)

1

lumbia.
New York

(Ostomidao).
XyleboTUS confnsus (Scolv-

1

...

Do.

tidae).
Diseases:

1
32

1

1
1

Do.

Ceratontomella fimoriaia

ColMotrichUm cajani

— -

---

Do.
Do,

Schizophyllum commune

Do.

Dutch East Indies

Insects:

Stephanoderes hampei (coffee

Do.

berry borer) .

Dutch Ouuxa

Insects:

Aoanectesis indecora (Pyra-

Cassia fistula (golden
shower) .

Annona muricata (sour-
sop).

Chrysopkyllvm cainito

(star -apple) .
Citrus limetta (sweet lime).
Persea americana (avocado)
Cedrela odorata (cigarbox-

cedar).

Brassica rapa (turnip)

1

1
1

—

Louisiana.

lididae).

Dutch West Indies

Insects:

Bephmta maculicollis (Eurv-

New York.

tomidae).

Ecuador
Insects:

Anastrepha sp. (Trj^petidae)

Do.

Coccus viridis (Coccidae)

1

Do.

Stenoma sp. (Stenortiidae)

2
1

1

Washington.

X'jlehoTus confusus (Scoly-
tidae).
Diseases-:

Sclerotium rolfsii^

1

—

New York.
Washington.

Egypt
Insects:

Chrysomphalus penonatus

Palm

1

Maryland.

(Coccidae).
Curculionid

Beta vulgaris (beet)

Georgia.

Pectinophora gossypiella (pink
bollworm) .
Do...

Gossypium sp. (cottonseed)
do-

1
4

---

1

Alabama.
LouL'^iana.

Do

do

New York.

Diseases:

Bacterium citri

Citrus auraniifolia (lime)

1
1
1
1

1
1

Do.

Do.-..

do

Pennsylvania.

Plasmodiophora brassicae

Brassica rapa (turnip)

Do.

Septoria citri

Citrus limonia (lemon)

Do.

England
Insects;

Agriotes .sp. (Elateridae)

Do. . ., .

Brassica rapa (turnip)

Texas.

Louisiana.

Do

Soil around roots of oak
tree.

1

....

-..

....

Massachusetts.

June 1938]

SERVICE AND REGULATORY AXXOU^'CEMEXTS

23

Listi by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1. 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[AH findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in —

Country of origin and
name of pest

1

1

■r-

S

Collected in—

England — Continued

Insects— Continued.

Anaphothrips orchidnceus
(rhrips).
Do

.Vt7/07ifa sp. (orchid)

Phaius ashujorthianns (or-
chid).
Vicia sp. (vetch) . .

1

1

1
2

1

District of Co-

lumbia.
Hawaii.*

Apioh craccae (Curculionidae)
Bregmatothrips iridis (thrips).

Bru^hidius rilloms (Bruohi-
dae).
Do..

Do

Iris sp

2

District of Co-

Cytisus scoparius (Scotch

broom) .
Cytisui sp. (broom)

lumbia.
Xew York

2

1

District of Co-

L'lex europaetts (gorse)

lumbia.
Do

Vicia sp. (vetch).-

do

Brassica campestris (ruta-

J3f:

1
4

dae).

Do.

Cruiorkynchus pleurostigma
(turnip gall weevil).
Do

1

Dn

2 i I'enn^vlvania.

Do

Do

Do

do

....

1 1 Maryland.
3 i New York.

Do

..do

Do

Curculio venosus (Curcu-
lionidae).

DialeuTodes ch'ittendeni (rho-
dodendron vhirefly • .

Dir<r<p\s zamiae (Coccidae)

Drymuf sylratic u s^ (Ly-

^aeidae') .
Forfimla aurictdaria (Euro-

.. . do

i

3 • Texas."

Quffcvs sp. (^ acorn)

1

1

1
1

1

....

! District of Co-

1

i lumbia.

. . ! Dn.

Do.
Do.
Do.

New York.

District of Co-
lumbia.
New York.

District of Co-
lumbia.
Do.
Do.
Do.

Hawaii.*
District of Co-

Znmia inteiri folia

Bulb

Paokapp cnntainin? ear-

2

1

1

1
6
1

pean ear^vig). nations, asters, and
, heather.
Hercinothnps errans (thrips).. Cypripedivm sp. (orchid). _

Leperisinus fraxini (Scolvti- j Fraxinvs ?.p. {■ash'). .

dae) . ' '
Lepidosaphes tuberculafa Cymbidium alexanderi {or-

(Coccidae). \ chid;.
Do. . . .. -. .. ; Cymbidium Steffi (orchid) .

Do 1 Cymbidium SD. (orchid^

Lepidosaphes tubulorum

(Coccidae) .
Liidiussp. (Elateridae)

do .-

1

J\/£^anof«5 sp. (Elateridae). Odonfoalossum arande (or- \ 1

yierodon sp. (Syrphidae)

Micrelvbs ericae (Curculioni-
dae).
Myzus ornatus (aphid)

Do

Do

Do..

Do

Chid).
Lycoris sanguinea

1
1

1

bia.
Do.

Calluna vulgaris (heather).

Xew York.

District of Co-

Aster sp

1
1

lumbia.
Do.

Gentiana cachemirica

Daisy

Do.
Xew York.

1
1

Senecio cruentus (cine-

Do

Do

raria).
Viota sp. (violet)

1
1

Do

yiyzus polyanthi (aphid) . .

Primula sp. (primrose)

Do.

Oinophila t-Hava (Oinophili-

In case of liquor

1
1

Do.

dae).
Parthenothrips dracaenae

Cypripedium sp. (orchid)..
Palm

District of Co-

(thrips).
Do

1

"3'

1
2

lumbia.
Xew York.

Fhilophytla heradei (celery

Apium graceoUns (celerv)..

Pennsylvania.

flyl.
Psylliodes chrysocephala

Brassica rapa (turnip).,...

Louisiana.

(Chrysomelidae).
Do

....do

Xew York.

Do

do.-

:::::: ::::i::::::::

1 ' Pennsylvania.

24

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE [July 1937

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from. July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin and
name of pest

O

i

1

o

Collected in—

England— Continued

Insects— Continued.

Rkizopkagus ferrugineus

(Rhizophagidae).
Sitona sp. (Curculionidae)

Iris sp

1

1

1

District of Co-

Erica sp . (heath) ... ...

lumbia.
Do.

Taeniothrips ericae (thrips)

Aster sp

New York

Cynara scolymus (globe

artichoke) .
Papaversp. (poppy)

do

Soil around plants

1

Do.

Thrips flavus (thrips)

1
1

District of Co-

lumbia.
Do.

TipiUa sp. (Tipulidae)

Tipulid

1

Do

Heliopsis sp

1

Do.

Tortricid

Apium qraveolens (celery) . _

1

Pennsylvania .

Do

Heliopsis sp

1

District of Co-

Do

Pittosporum sp

1

lumbia.
New York.

Do

Tsuga heterophylla (west-
ern hemlock).

Dnucus carota (carrot)

1

District of Co-

Diseases:

Aphelenchoides parietinus

1

lumbia.
Pennsylvania

Coleosporium campanulae

Campanula sp. (bell-
flower) .
Orchid . .

1

1
1

District of Co-

lumbia.
Do.

Coryneum microstictum

Rosa odorata (tea rose)

Allium cepa (onion)

New York.

Difylenchus dipsaci

1
1

Pennsylvania.

Do

Brassica rapa (turnip)

Do.

Do

Helenium sp. (sneeze-
weed) .
Iris sp

1

1
1

District of Co-

Do

lumbia.
Do.

Do

Narcissus sp _ .

Do.

Do

do

2

New York.

Do

Solanum tuberosum. . .

1

Massachusetts.

Leptothyrium castaneae

Quercvs sp

1

District of Co-

Plaxmodiophora brassicae

Brassica rapa (turnip)

1

lumbia.
Pennsylvania.

1
1

District of Co-

Do

Rubus sp . .

lumbia.
Do.

Rhytisma acerinum . . . . ..

Acer pseudoplatanus (syca-
more maple) .

Pinus montana mughus
(mugho pine) .

Malus sylvestris (apple)...

1

New York.

Sderophoma strobiligena _ .

1

Do.

Sderotinia frucfigena

1

Pennsylvania.

Sclerotinia gladioli

Gladiolus sp

4

District of Co-

Sphaerotheca mors-uvae

Ribes sp. (gooseberry)

1

lumbia.
New York.

Uroviyces fabae .

Ficia sp. (vetch) ... ..

3

Do.

Estonia
Insects:

Bolitvphagus reticulatus

Wood

1

1
1

Do.

(Tenebrionidae).

Ethiopia
Diseases:

Colletotrichum graminicolum

Grass leaves used as pack-
ing.

Befii la infennedin

Cynara scolymus (globe
artichoke),
do

Do,

Finland
Insects:

Coleophora sp. (Coleophori-

District of Co-

dae).

France
Insects:

Anuraphis cynariella (aphid)

2
3

lumbia.
New York.

Apion cnrduoTv.m (Curculion-

Do.

idae).
Apion ochropus (Curculioni-

Vicia sp

1
1

Alabama.

dae).
Do

do

Illinois.

June 19381

SERVICE AXD REGULATOR i' AXXOUXCEMEXTS

25

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspectionl

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin and
name of pest

1

3q

Collected in—

France— Continued

Insects— Continued.

Apion pomonae (Curculioni-
daeK
Do

3

1

1
1

. do.... ..

Do

do

Louisiana

Do

do- . -

Do

do

6
1

1
1

New York.

Do

do . -

Pennsylvania.

Do . _ . _

do

Athovs sp. (Elateridae) .

Moss packing of orcdiid

plant.*^.
Lactuca sntira longifolia

(Romaine lettuce),
Brassica rapa (turnip)

Hawaii.*

Auiographa sp. (Xoctuidae")

1
1

New York.

Baris sp. (Curculionidae)

Do.

Bregmatothrips iridis (thrips)

Iris sp _ ,

District of Co-

Bruchidius lividimamis var.

Cytisiis sp ,_. ... ..

lumbia.
Do.

(Bruchidae) .
Bruchidius villosrix ("Bruchi-

Spaitium junceum (Span-
ish broom) .
Lathyrus tuberosus __

Do.

dae).
Bruch us a ffinis (BTUchidae) .

Do.

Brnchus brachialis (vetch

Vicia rillosn (hairy vetch) .
Lathyrus ochrus . -.

Do.

bruchid) .
Brvchus emarainatus (Bru-

Do.

chidae) .
Do

T Icia peregrina _ . _ .

Do.

Bruchus laticollis (Bruchidae) _

Vicia sp. (vetch) _ _

Vicia anaust if olio _ _

1
1

1
3
10

1

Louisiana .

Bruchus luteicornis (Bruchi-

New York.

dae).
Do

Vicia sp. Cvetch) _

do

Illinois.

Do

Massachusetts.

Do

do .

_...

..-_

....

....

Npw York

Do .

do

Pennsvlvania.

Bruchus rufipes (Bruchidie) _ .

Vicia sativa (vetch)

District of Co-

Do

do

1
2

1

56

]

lumbia.

Do -

Vicia sp. (vetch)

Alabama.

Do

do

Do „_

do

1

....

New York.

Do

do

Texas.

Bruchus tristis (Bruchidae)...

Lathijrus latifolius (ever-
lasting pea) .
In carton with peaches

District of Co-

Ceratitis capitaia (Mediter-

1

lumbia.
New York.

ranean fruitfly) .
Cfutorhynchus pleurostigma

Brassica rapa (turnip) . . .

Do.

(turnip gall weevil's .
Do_: .._ .

_. . do

Texas.

Chilo simplex (Asiatic rice

Or y za saiivn. {rice) . . _.

borer) .
Coleopkora sp. (Coleophori-

Rubus sp

New York.

dae).
Depmsnria sp. (Oecophori-

Cynara scolymm (globe

artichoke) .
Brassica rapa (turnip)

Do.

dae).
Helophorus rugosas (Hydro-

Do.

phylidae).
Indomyrmex mellem (ant)

Laeliocattleya hybrid

Phalaenopsiisp. (orchid)..
Liliuvi candidu.rn (Ma-
donna lily).

TAlium sp. (lily)

do

Juglans sp. (walnut)

Rosa sp

Cirkorium intybwi (wit-

loof).
Malus sylvestris (apple)

Log ....

1

1

Hawaii.*

Do

Do.*

JAothrips vaneeckei (thrips)

New York.

Do

Do.

Do

Mesites pallidipennis (Cur-

....

....

Pennsylvania.
Virsinia.

culionidae).

yiyzus ornatus (aphid)

Napomyza lateralis CAgromy-

1

—

New York.
Do.

zidae.
Phylhtreta nigripes (Chrvso-

District of Co-

melidae).
Platypus nustralis (Platvpod-

lumbia.
Virginia.

idae) .

170314—39-

26 BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE [July 1937

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin and
name of pest

6

'3

1

1

CO

Collected in-

Feakce— Continued

Insects— Continued.

Psylliodes chrysocephala

Brassica rapa (turnip)

1

(Chrysomelidae).
Do....

do-

New York.

Do

do . .

Texas

Sciara fenestralis (Myceto-

do -

New York.

philidae).
Sitona sp . (Curculionfdae)

Trifolium pratense (red

clover).
Lactuca sativa (lettuce)

1

Pennsylvania .

Thrips angusticeps (thrips) -

New York

Do-

Lactuca sativa longifolia

(Romaine lettuce).
Vicia sp. (vetch)

Do.

Tychius guinquepunctatus

1
1
1

Do.

(Curculionidae).
Do

do -

Washington,
New York.

Diseases:

Aphelenchoides parietinus- .

Hy acinthus sp .

Aphelenchus avenae

Cyclamen sp.

1

....

---

Do.

Ditylenchus dipsaci

Hyacinthus sp

2

Do

Azalea indica (indica aza-
lea).
Lycopersicum escutentum..

---

....

1

Do

Hormodendron cladosporioides

Do.

Kuehneola uredinis . . . _ .. .._

Do.

Leptosphaeria heterosvora

Iris sp

District of Co-

Phyllachora trifolii

Trifolium sp. (clover)

1

lumbia.
New York.

Illinois.

Septoria alliorum

Uromyces fabae

Allium porrum (leek)

New York

Vicia sp. (vetch)

35

1

....

1

Do.

Do.-- -

do ..

Vermicutaria HliaccaruTn

Iris sp - --.-

1

District of Co-

Germany
Insects:

Anthonomus rectirostris (Cur-

Prunus avium sylvestris

lumbia.
Do.

culionidae) .
Apion pomonae (Cinrculioni-
dae").
Do

Firia sp. (vetch). . ...

1

2

1

Illinois.

do

New York.

Do

do

Texas.

Bruchus affinis (Bruchidae). .

1
6

4

1

District of Co-

Ftcia sp. (vetch)

limibia.
Do.

bruch^d).
Do

do -

New York.

Do

-.- .do -

do

Brassica rapa (turnip)

""l

Pennsylvania.

Bruchus Tufipes (Bruchidae)

New York.

Ceutorhynchus pleurostigma
(turnip gall weevil) .

CurcuUo nucum (Curculioni-
dae).

Ernobius abietis (Anobiidae)

....

Pennsylvania.

Corylussp. (hazelnut)

Picea excelsa (Norway

spruce) .
Picco sp . (spruce)

—

1
1

....

New York.
Do.

Do

1

3

1
1
1

District of Co-

Do

do - -

lumbia.
New York.

Do

do --

Pennsylvania.

Do . . . .

Pinus sp. (pine)

New York.

Frankliniella intonsa (thrips).

Aster sp- ^ -

Do.

Oa&trodes abietum (Lygaei-

Picea sp. (spruce)

1

Do.

dae).
Oastrodes ferrugineus (Lygae-

do

Medicago sativa (alfalfa)

1

Do.

idae).
Hypera postica (alfalfa weevil)
Jps typogrnphus (Scolytidae) .
Laspeyresia strobileUa (Ole-

1
1
1

Do.

Pinus sp ...

Do.

Picea sp

2
1

1

Do.

threutidae).
Lecanium coryli (Coccidae)...

Do

Alnus maritima (seaside

alder).
Cornus sanguinea mietzschi

District of Co-

lumbia.
Do.

June 1938]

SERVICE AND EEGULATORY ANNOUXCEMEXTS

27

List, hy countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Country of origin and
name of pest

Number of intercep-
tions in —

Host

Collected in—

Germany— Continued

Insects— C ontinued .

Leucaspis loewi (Coccidae)...
Miaelus ericae (Curculioni-

dae).
XeuTOterus albipes (Cynipi-

dae).
Pityogenes chalcographus

(Scolytidae).
Plagiognathus chrysanihemi

(Miridae) .
Sericabrunnea (Scarabaeidae)

Sito^nasp. (Curculionidae) —
Taeniothrips ericae (thrips)...
Tipula ?p. (Tipulidae)

Pinus sp

Calluna vulgaris (heather)

Q^uercus sp. (oak)

Trionymus peregrinus (Coc-
cidae) .
Diseases:

ApheUnchoidei fragariae _

Apkeknchoides limberi

Aphelenchoides parietinus.

Pire bark strips on peat

moss.
Medicago sativa (alfalfa)-..

Soil around roots of rho-
dodendron plants.

Daucus carota (carrot)

Calluna vulgaris (heather).

Soil around roots of edel-
weiss plants.

Ha uorthia fasciata

Comtallaria majalis Qily-

of-the-valley).
Dahlia sp

Do

Aphelenchv^ arenae

Cephalobus persegnis

Discella carbonacea

DityUnch us dipsaci

Do

Do

Erysiphe umbelliferarum.

Gloeodes pomigena

yiacTophoma candcllei-
Pestalozzia funerea

Phomcypm conorum var. navi-
cuHspora.

Pkragmofrichum chaU'etii

Phyllostida auerswaldii ;

Pratylenchu^ pratensis

Puccinia phragmitis.

Araucaria excelsa (Xorfolk-
Island-pine) .

Conrallaria majalis

.-—do

..—do

Salix sp . (willow)

Contalla^ia majalis

Solarium tuberosum

.—do -----

Pastinaca sativa (parsnip) ..

Malus sylrestris (apple)-—
Buxus semperrirens (box)..
Pseudotsuga taxifolia

(douglas fiJT) .
Picea excelsa (Norway

spruce) .
do

Ramularia tulasnei.
Rhytirma acerimim.

ScUrophoma strobiligena.

Sepioria citri

Sporo-nevia oxy cocci

SpoTQJiema strobilinum.

Do

Tylenchus filiformis

Vromyces fabae

Vermicularia rarians ..
Verticillium albo-atrum.

Buxus semperrirens (box)..
Contallaria majalis (lilj-

of-the-valley) .
Phragmites communis

(reed ^ass) .
Fragaria sp. (strawberry)..
Acer palmatiim (Japanese

maple) .
Picea excelsa (Norway

spruce) .
Citrus sinensis (orange) —
Vacciniumsi>. (cranberry).

Picea excelsa. -.

PicM sp. (spruce)

Araucaria excelsa (Nor-

folk-Island-pine).

T'ictasp. (vetch)

Solanum tuberosum

Dahlia sp

37

Voluielta buxi ' Buxus semperrirens (box).

Greece

Insects

Ceratitis capitata (Mediter- | Cydonia oblonga (jininee)..
ranean fruitfly) . i

Do I Punica granatum (pome-

i granate).

Do.. , In basket containing

quinces and pomegran-
1 ates.

Do .._■ On paper wrapper around

peaches.

Pennsylvania.
New York.

Do.

Virginia.

New York.

District of Co-
lumbia.

Do.
New York.

Do.

California.*

New York.

District of Co-
lumbia.
New York.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.
Alabama.
Texas.

District of Co-
lumbia.
Louisiana.
New York.

Do.

Do.

Do.
Do.
Do.

Do.

Do.
Do.

Do.

Pennsylvania. '^
New York.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.
Alabama.
District of Co-
lumbia. •<!
New York.

Do.
Do.
Do.

Do.

28

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE [July 1937

List, by countries, of pests collect ed and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin and
name of pest

1

1

6

CO

Collected in-

Greece— Continued

Insects— Continued.

Cryptoblabessp. (Pyralididae)

Elafer sp. CElateridae)

Myeloissp. (Pyralididae)

Punica grnnatum

1
1

2

New York

Do

Punka granatum (pome-
granate) .
Cupressus sp. (cvpress)

Do.

Olethreutid . -.-

Do.

Parlatoria oleae TCoccidae)

Mains sylreHris (apple)

1

Do

Do

District of Co-

Do

1

lumbia.
New York.

PoUima pollini (Coccidae)....
Pseudococcus boninsis (Cocci-

Olea europaea

District of Co*

Saccharum o^cinnriim

1

1

1

---

lumbia.
New York.

dae).
Diseases:

Botrytis allii

Allium cepn (onion)

Gossypiiiin sp. (cotton-
seed).

Mangifera indica (mango).

Tabebuia donnell-smithii

(primavera) (logV
Cocos nucifera (coconut)-- -

1

Do

Grenad.a.
Insects:

Pectinophoragossupiella (pink

bolhvorm).

Guadeloupe
Insects:

Mmonia stellifera (Coccidae)_

Guatemala
Insects:

Puerto Rico

1

New York.

(Cerambycidae).

1
1

dae).
Aspidiotus palmae (Coccidae) _
Cyparium ferminale (Scaphi-

do .

Do.

Oncidiam carendishinnum
(orchid),
do

5

1
1

California.*

diidae).
Eurycipitia vestitus (Miridae),
Do

Do •

Oncidium splendidum

(orchid).
Eugenia axiliaris (guaya-

can) (log).

Cattleya aurea (orchid)

^^atHeya trianae (orchid) -

Statice^l). (thrift)

Oncidium sp. (orchid)

Brassia rerrucosa (orchid) -
Epidendrum ritellinum

(orchid).
Oncidium carendiah ian n m

(orchid).
Orchid ..

Do.*

Forficida auricularin (Euro-

Do.*

pean earwig).
Furcafpis biformis (Coccidae) .
Do

1

1

—

Do*

Do.*

Te.xas.

Ligyrocoris oblitus (Lvgaei-

District of Co

dae).
\lGcrosiphvm iutenm (aphid)

lumbia.
California.*

Do

Do.*

Do

Do.*

Do

District of Co

Mefamasius sericeits (silkv

Banana debris

....

....

....

lumbia.
Louisiana.

cane weevil).
Do

do

Texas.

Do

Musasp. (banana)

Banana debris

Musa sp. (banana)_

Oncidium sp. (orchid)

Cattleya sv- (orchid)

Tabebuia donnell-smithii
(primavera) (log),
do

Maryland.

Texas.

riiis (Curculionidae).
Do

Marvland.

^fordeJlistena cattleynna (Mor-

District of Co

dellidae).
yiordellistcna sp (Mordelli-

lumbia.
Do.

dae).
Platypus emarginosus (Platy-

New York.

podidac).
Platypus rvgvlosus (Platv-

Do.

podidae).
Pycnarfhrum lamboftei (Sco-

do

Do.

lytidae).
SUranvs vulgaris (Cucujidae) .

...,do

Do.*

June 1988]

SERVICE AXD REGULATORY ANXOUXCEMEXTS

29

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 19S7, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

CQuntry of origin and
name of pest

Number af intercep-
tions in —

Host

I D
J

25 I (y

Collected in-

GCATEMALA— Continued

Insects— Continued.

Stenoma sp. (Stenomidae)
Tineid..

Xenomyrmex stoUi mexicanus i
(ant). I

Xestocoris coUinus (Lygaei- j
dae). I

Xyhborus (iffinis (Scolytidae). j

Xyleborus confusus (Scolyti- I
dae). I

Xyleborus propinquus (Sco-
lytidae). '
Diseases:

Cercospora musae

CoUetotrichum OTchidearum.

Perseaomericanu (avocado)

Odontoglosfum grande (or-
chid).

Oncidium cavendishinnnm
(orchid).

Oncidium sp. (orchid)

Tahebvia donnell-smithii

(primavera) (loe).
....do

Do.
Do.

.do.

^fum sp. (banana)

Oncidium cavrndishianum
(orchid) .

Oncidium sphndidum (or-
chid).

Orchid

Do

Gloeosporium oncidii^

Do.
Do^

Heferosporium echinvlatum.

\IaCTophoma orchidicola

Physnlospora or chid ear um...

Guernsey
Diseases:

Ditylenchus dipsaci.

SUinhopea u ardii (orchid)..

Oncidium bicallosum (or-
chid).

Oncidium leucochilum (or-
chid).

Orchid

Dianthnssv. (carnation)..

Stanhopea irardii (orchid)..

Oncidium caiendishianum
(orchid).

.( Xarcis-rus sp.

Haiti
Insects:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans

(Trypetidae).
Anastrepha sp. (Trypetidae)..
FranklinieUa insularis (thrips)
Xyleborus a ffinig (Scolytidae) _

Ha-vtaii
Insects:

Adoretua sinicm (Scarabaei-

dae).
Amorbia emigratella (Tor-

tricidae) .
Aonidiella inornatn (Cocci-

dae).
Caryedon fuscus (Bruchidae)_
Do

^fangifera indica (mango).

. -.do

Rosa sp

Mangifera indica.

Rosa sp.
do..

Do.
Do.

Ceratitis capitata (Mediter-
ranean fruitfly) .

Do

Do

Do

Ceroplasfes rubens (Coceidae). i
Chrysomyza demandata (Otiti-

dae) . i

Clerada apicicornis (Lygaei-

dae). I

Piper betle (betel pepper)..

Cascara sagrada (cascara)..

Cassia fistula (golden-
shower).

do

Cassia sp

Capsicum annuum (bell
pepper) .

Coffea sp . (coffee)

Mangifera indica (mango) .

Persea americana (avo-
cado).

Alyxia olitaeformis (maUe).

Soil 1

.do.

Pennsylvania.
California.*

Do.

District of Co-
lumbia.
New York,

Do.

Do.

Massachusetts.
California.*

Do.*

District of Co-
lumbia.
California.*
Do.*

Do.*

Do.'
Texas.
California.*

Do.*

Massachusetts.

Maryland.

Florida.*
New York.
Mar viand.

California.*

Do.*

Do.*

Do.*
Do.*

Washington.

California.*

Guam.

California.*
Do.*
Do.*

Do.*
Do.*

Do.*

30

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE [July 1937

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Country of origin and
name of pest

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in-

Collected in—

Hawaii— Continued

In sects— Continued.

Coccus viridis (Coccidae).
Do

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi ( white -

fly).
Diocalandra taitensis (Tahi-

tian coconut weevil) .
Ereunetis flavistriata (sugar-
cane bud worm)
Haplothrips gowdeyi (thrips) -

Do

Do

Do

Do

Coffea sp. (coffe< 0

Gardenia florida (Cape-
jasmine),
.-.do

Cocos nucifera (coconut) .
....do

Do.
Do.

Lampides baetica (Lycaeni-

dae).
Lepidosaphes lasianthi (Coc-
cidae).
Lepidosaphes uniloba (Coc-
cidae).
Leucaspis cockerelli (Cocci-
dae) .
Maruca testulalis (bean pod
borer).

Do

JPhenacaspis eugeniae (Cocci-
dae).
Plagiolepis mactavishi (ant) . . .
J*seudaonidia clavigera (Coc-
cidae).

Do.

Do

Pseudococcus kraunhiae (Coc-
cidae).
Ripersia palmarum (Cocci-
dae).
Sternochetus mangiferae (man-
go weevil).

Do....

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis
(thrips).

Do

Do

Do -

Do.

Calotropis gigantea

Canavaliasp

Dianfhus sp. (carnation)..

Flower leis

Oomphrena globosa (globe-
amaranth).
Jasminum sambac (Arabi-
an jasmine).

SoLidago sp. (goldonrod)

Canavalia sp

Codiaeumsip. (croton)

Alyxia olivaeformis (maile).

Hylocereus undatus (cac-
tus).
Canavaliasp

Dioclea violacea ,

Cocos nucifera (coconut) .

Ornamental plant.
Bougainvillea sp...

Hibiscus sp..

Plumeria sp. (frangipani) .
Gardenia florida (Cape-jas-
mine).
Cocos nucifera (coconut) . .

Mangifera indica (mango) .

.do-

Taeniothrips simplex (gladi-
lus thrips).

Tineid

Diseases:

Uromyces alyxiae

Canavaliasp

Dianthus sp. (carnation)...

Flower leis...

Gladiolussp

Gomphrena globosa (globe-
amaranth) .
Dianthus sp . (carnation) . . .

Ananas sativus..-

Alyxia olivaeformis (maile).

Honduras
Insects:

Anastrepha sp (Trypetidae) .

Do -

Brentus anchorago (Brenti-

dae).
Brentus armiger (Brentidae) . .
Brentus mexicanus (Brenti-
dae).
Cosmopolites sordidus (ba-
nana root borer) .
Metamasius sp. (Curculioni-
dae).

Mangifera indica (mango)..

do

Tabebuia donnell-smithii
(prima vera) (log).

do

.....do-

Musa sp. (banana) (root),
— do.

15

California.*
Do.*

Do.*

Do.*

Do.*

Do.*
Do.*
Do.*
Do.*
Do.*

Do.*

Do.*
Do.*

Do.*

Do.*

Do.*

Do.*

Do.*
Do.*

Do.*
Do.*

Do.*
Do.*
Do.*

Do.*

Do.*

Washington.
California.*

Do.*
Do.*
Do.*
Do.*

Do.*

Washington.

California.*

Louisiana.

New York.

Do.

Do.
Do.

Do.

Do.

June 1938J

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

31

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June SO, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in —

Country of origin and
name of pest

1

*3

n

2

1

Collected in-

Honduras— Continued

Insects— C ontinued.

Stenoma sp (Stenomidae)

Targionia bromeliae (Cocci-
dae).
Do --

Persea americana (avoca-
do).

1
1

1

New York.

Do

Saccharu m offlcinaTum

Louisiana.

XyleboTua confusus (Scolyti-
dae).
Do

Stcietenia mahogani (ma-
hogany) (log).

Tabebuia donneU-smithii
(prima vera) (log).

Musa sp. (banana)

Vicia villosa (hairy vetch)..
Vicia sativa (vetch)

1
1

1
1

Do.

New York

Diseases:

South Carolina

Hungary
Insects:

Aetia acuminata (Pentatomi-

dae).
Bruchus brachialis (vetch)
bruchid).
Do

1

Pennsylvania.
Alabama.

Vicia villosa - . .

9

Do - ---

do

2

District of Co-

Do

do

1
4
1

7

lumbia.
Georgia.

Do

. . do

3

Do

do

New York.

Do - -

do

Do

Vicia sp. (vetch)

4

District of Co-

Do

do-

2

1
3
4
1
3
1
1

lumbia.

Do

do

Maryland.

Do

.. do

2

1

Do

do

Pennsylvania.
South Carolina

Do

do —

Do . -

.. do -

Bruehus ruftpes (Bruchidae) .

Vicia sativa (vetch)

Vicia villosa (hairy vetch).
Vicia sp. (vetch) .

New York.

Do

Alabama.

Do

1

District of Co-

Do

do

5
2

1
5

1
1

1

1

2

1

1

lumbia.
Louisiana.

Do

do ."

Maryland.

Do

^Massachusetts.

Do

do

Do

do- - -

Pennsylvania.

Bucculatrixsp. (Lyonetiidae)

Mespiltis sp

District of Co-

Chaetopsis Julvijrons (Ortall-

dae).
Eurygaster hottentotus (Pen-

Viciasp. (vetch)

lumbia.
Louisiana.

do

Holcus sorghum var.

(broomcorn) .
Vicia villosa (hairy vetch) ..

Foeniculum sp. (fennel).. .
Malus sylvestris (apple)

Do.

tatomidae).
Pyratista nubilalis (European

New York.

corn borer).
Sitona sp. (Curculionidae)...

Do.

Diseases:

Fusidadium depressum..

Do.

Gloeodes pomigena

1

Do.

India

Insects:

Adiscodiaspis tamaricola (Coc-

Tamarix sp

1
1
1

District of Co-

cidae).
Aonidiella orientalis (Cocci-

Dalbergia sissoo (shisham) .
Pisum sp

lumbia.
Do.

dae).
CallosobTuchus chinens is

Hawaii.*

(Bruchidae).
Do

Mixed grain , . ---....

1

Do

Mixed grain and paddy
rice.

Cassia fistula (golden-
shower).

Do.

Caryedon fuscus (Bruchidae) .

1

New York.

32

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE [July 1937

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June SO, 1988,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Country of origin and
name of pest

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in —

Collected in-

INDIA.— Continued

Insects— C ontinued .

Cylas Jormicamis (sweet-
potato weevil).
Dialeurodes citri (citrus white-
fly).
DicTepidiussj). (Elateridae)...

Elaterid

Episcaphula elongata (Eroty-
lidae) .

Lophocateres pusillus (Siam-
ese grain beetle) .

Parlatoria cinerea (Coceidae) _.

Parlatoria oleae (Coceidae) . _ _

Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
(Coceidae).

Pseudococcus theaecola (Coc-
eidae).

Ptinus tectus (Ptinidae)

Diseases:

Fusicladium depressum .

Mycosphaerella calceoli (?)

Physalonpora orchidearu m

Rhizoctonia bataticola

Ireland
Insects:

Acalypta parvula (Tingiti-
dae).

Apion pomonae (Curculioni-
dae).

Apion ulicis (Curculionidae)_.

Forficula auricularia (Euro-
pean earwig).

Laspeyresia sp. (Olethreuti-
dae).

Lecaniuvi coryli (Coceidae).. _

Mecinus pyraster (Curculioni-
dae).

^legophthalmus scanicus (Ci-
cadellidae).

Micrelus ericae (Curculioni-
dae).

Orthezia cataphracta (Cocei-
dae).
Do

Do.

Ulopa reticulata (Cicadelli-
dae).
Diseases:

Sclerotinia gladioH

Vermicularia varians

Italy
Insects:

Agallia venosa (Cicadellidae) .

Agriotea sp. (Elateridae)

AnuT aphis cynariella (aphid)

Apion carduorvm (Curculi-
onidao).

Ipomoea batatas (sweet-
potato).
Cinnamomuin tarnala

Cymbidium loivianum (or-
chid).

Cymbidiurn eburneum (or-
chid).

Cyvibidium lowianum

Mixed grain and paddy

rice.
Citrus limonia (lemon)

Eriobotrya japonica (lo-
quat).

Vanda teres andersonii (or-
chid).

Iledychium gardenerianum
(Indian ginger-lily).

Cyvibidium lowiannm (or-
chid).

Foeniculum vulgare (fen-
nel).

Cymbidium giganteum (or-
chid).

Cymbidium eburneum (or-
chid).

Ipomoea sp

Calluna vulgaris (heather)
Vicia sp. (vetch)

Ulex sp. (furze).
Callana vulgaris.

Ulersp. (furze)

Populus vernirubens

Malus sylvestris (apple)...

Trifolium repens var.

(shamrock).
Soil around heather

Soil and moss used as

packing for shamrocks.

Trifolium repens var

do

Soil around roots of rose
bush.

Gladiolus sp.

Solanum tuberosum.

Mentha sp. (mint)

Daucus carota (carrot)

Cynara scolymus (globe

artichoke).
do

Massachusetts.

District of Co-
lumbia.
California.*

Do.*

Do.*

Massachusetts.

District of Co-
lumbia.
Do.

Do.

Do.

California.*

New York.

California.*

Do.*

District of Co-
lumbia.

New York.

Do.

Do.
Do.

Do.

District of Co-
lumbia.
New York.

Massachusetts.

New York.

Pennsylvania.

District of Co-
lumbia.
New York.
Massachusetts.

District of Co-
lumbia.
Massachusetts.

New York.
Do.
Do.

Do.

June 1938]

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

33

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Country of origin and
name of pest

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in-

Collected in

Italy— Continued

Insects— Continued.

Apion pomonae (Curculioni-
dae).
Do

Aspidiotus spinosus (Cocei-
dae).

Asterolecanhim thesii (Cocci-
dae).

Brachycerus sp. (Curculioni-
dae).

Bruchidius lividimanus (Bru-
chidae) .

Bruchidius villosus (Bruchi-
dae).

Bruchus brachialis var. (Bru-
chidae).

Bruchus brachialis (vetch bru-
chid).

Bruchus laticolUs (Bruchidae).

Bruchus tuteicornis (Bruchi-
dae).

Bruchus rufipes (Bruchidae) _

Bruchus signaticornis (Bru-
chidae).

Bruchus trisficulus (Bruchi-
dae).
Do

Lafhyrus sp.

Mciasp. (vetch)

Diospyros sp. (persimmon)

Pittosporum sp

Allium sativum (garlic).
Cyfisus sp. (broom)

Spnrtium junceum (Span-
ish broom).
Vicia sp. (vetch)

.do_
_do-

Vicia angustifolia (vetch) .

Mcia sp. (vetch)

Lens esculenta (lentil) .

Do.

Bruchus tristis (Bruchidae).

Do

Do

Do

Lupinus albus (white lu-
pine).
Vicia faba (fava bean)

Vicia sp. (vetch)

Lathyrus sativ2is (^rass pea)
do

Pisum sativum (pea)

Vicia faba (fava bean)

Bruchus viciae (Bruchidae)..
Bucculatrix sp. (Lyonetiidae)
Ceratitis capitata (Mediter-
ranean f ruitfly) .

Do

Do

Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.

Do.

Vicia sp. (vetch)

Pmus sp. (pine)

A mygdalus persica (peach)

Citrus medica (citron)

Citrus nobilis deliciosa (tan-
gerine).
do

Do.

Do.
Do.
Do.

Ceroplastes rusci (Coccidae).
Do

Ceutorhyvchus quadridens
(Curculionidae).

170314—39 5

Citrus sinensis (orange) . . .
Crataegus sp. (hawthorn)..
Cydonia oblanga (quince) . .
do

Diospyros sp. (persimmon)

In bag containing oranges.

In box containing tanger-
ines.

In tray of trunk contain-
ing pricklypears and
tangerines.

In trunk containing olives,
oranges, pomegranates,
pricklypears, and
quinces.

Opuntia compressa (prick-
ly pear).

Punica granatum (pome-
granate) .

Pyrus communis (pear)

Ficus sp. (fig.)

.do.

Brassica rapa (turnip).

New York

Do.
Do.

Do.
Pennsylvania.
New York.

Do.

Do.

Pennsylvania.

New York.
Do.

Do.
Do.

Massachusetts.

District of Co-
lumbia.

New York.

Illinois.

New York.

Massachusetts.

District of Co-
lumbia.

New York.
Do.
Do.

Do.
Massachusetts.

New York.
Texas.
New York.
Maryland.
New York.

Do.

Do.
Pennsylvania.

New York.

Do.

Do.
Do.

Do.
District of Co-
lumbia.
New York.

Do.

34

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLAXT QUARANTINE [July 1937

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin and
name of pest

6

1
^

1

Collected in-

Italy— Continued

Insects— Continued.

Ceutorhynckus rapae (Curcu-

lionidae).
Chionaspis yanonensia (Coc-

Brassica oleracea capitata

1

1

New York.

Citrus limonia (lemon)

California.*

cidae).
Chrysompkalm dictyospermi

var. (Coccidae).
Cleonus sp. (Curculionidae)..

Cryptoblabes sp. (Pyralidi-

Do

Cycas revoluta (sago cycas).

Radicula armoracia (horse-
radish).

Amygdalus communis (al-
mond).

Punka granatum (pome-
granate).

Castanea sp. (chestnut)...

New York.

1

Do

3

Do.

3

Do.

CurcuUo elephas (Curculioni-
dae).
Do . —

Illinois.

do

do

Massachusetts.

Do --

Dacus oleae (olive fruitfly)

Olea europaea (olive)

M assachusetts

Do

..do .. .... ...

11

New York.

Do

In trunk containing olives,
oranges, pomegranates,
pricklypears, and
quinces.

Do.

Do — .

Do.

Dicyphus annulatus (Miri-

Lactuca sativa (lettuce)

1
1

Do.

dae).
Gnorimoschema sp. (Gelechii-

dae).
Grapholitha sp. (Olethreuti-

dae).
Do

Beta vulgaris cida (Swiss

chard) .
Cydonia oblonga (quince)..

Do.

1

Do.

Malus sylvestris (apple)

1

Pennsylvania.

Do

Pyrus communis (pear)

New York.

Hypoborus fictis (Scolytidae)

Ficus sp. (fig) .

....

Do.

Iridomyrmex humilis (Argen-

Diospyros sp. (persimmon)
Castanea sp. (chestnut)...

Do.

tine ant) .
Laspeyresia splendana (Ole-

District of Co-

threutidae).
Do -

do

do

""V

3

lumbia.
Illinois.

Do

Mas'^achusetts.

Do

do

New York.

Do

do -.

Pennsvlvania.

LepidosapTies ficiis (Coccidae).
Do

Ficus sp. (fig).

California.*

do

District of Co-

Do

do

"d

....

1

lumbia.
New York.

Leucaspis pusilla (Coccidae)..

Pinus sp. (pine)

Do.

Liparus coronatus (Curcu-

Daucus car Ota (carrot)

Texas.

lionidae).
Ludius sp. (Elateridae)

Merodonsp. (Syrphidae)

Tragopogon porrifolius (sal-
sify).
Gladiolus sp

New York.

District of Co-

Monosteira unicosta (Tingiti-

Castanea sp. (chestnut)

....

....

lumbia.
New York.

dae).
Myelois sp. (Pyralididae)

Do - -

Amygdalus communis (al-
mond).

Ceratonia siliqua (St.
Johns-bread) .

do

Do.

1

Illinois.

Do

1
1

1

1
2

Maryland.

Do

New York.

Do

Citrus nobilis deliciosa (tan-
gerine).

Juglans regia (English
walnut) .

Jit(7/a7is sp. (walnut) .

Pennsylvania.

Do

New York.

Do -

Massachusetts.

Do

Mespilus germanica (med-
lar).

Punica granatum (pome-
granate).

1
3

New York.

Do

Do.

June 1938]

SERVICE AXD REGULATORY AXXOUXCEMENTS

35

List, hy countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Country of origin and

name of pest

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in-

Collected in—

Italy— Continued

Insects— Continued.

Myzvri ornatus (aphid).

Olethreutid

Parlatoria camelliae (Coc-
cidae).

Do

Parlatoria cinerea (Coccidae).
Parlatoria oleae (Coccidae)...

Do

Do

Beta vulgaris cicla (Swiss
chard) .

Viciasp. (vetch)

Camellia japnnica (camel-
lia).

do

Do-
Do.
Do-
Do.

Do.
Do.

Do.

Citrus sinerisis (orange) —

Diospyrossp. (persimmon)

Malus sylveftris (apple) . . .

MesvUui germanica (med-
lar).

Prunus armeniaca (apri-
cot).

Prunus domestica (plum)..

Prunus sp. (cherry)

Prunus sp

Pyrus communis (pear).
Eosa sp

Parlatoria ziziphus (Coccidae)

Do

Do

Do

Pedinophora gossypiella (pink
bollworm) .

Pi-ris brassicae (Pieridae)

Polydtrosis botrana (vine

moth) .
Pseu^aonidia paeoniae (Coc-
cidae) .
Psylliodes chrysocepTiala
('Chry.somelidae).

Do -

Pyrausta nubilalis (European
com borer).

Do

Silvanus unidentatus (Cucuji-

dae).
Stenocarus fuliginosus (Cur-

culionidae).
Stephanitis pyri (pear tingid) .
Taeniothrips atratus (thrips)..

Tortricid

Do

Do

Sorbus sp. (sorbe apple) .
Citrus limonia Qemon)..

.do-

.do.
.do-

Gossypium sp. (seed cot-
ton).

Brassica oleracea botrytis
(broccoli).

Vitis sp. (grape)

Camellia japonica (camel-
lia).

Brassica oUrarea botrytia
(broccoli) .

Brassica rapa (turnip)

Capsicum annuum

Do.

Uleiota planata (Cucujidae) .

Diseases:

Aphelenchoides parietinus

AplielencTius avenae

Botrytis aim (?)

Cercospora foeniculi

Coleosporium senecionis (?) .

CoryTKum beyerincki

Foeniculumsp. (fennel)...
Jugiam regia (Persian wal-
nut) Gog).
Cichorium intybus (chic-
ory).
Diospyros sp. (persimmon)

Juniperus sp. (juniper)

Dianihus sp, (carnation)..
Diospyros sp. (persimmon)
Pyracantha coccinea (fire-
thorn) .

Vitis sp. (grape)

Juglans regia (Persian wal-
nut) Gog).

Soil around roots of cen-
tury plant.

Solanum tuberosum

Allium cepa (onion)

Foeniculum sp. (fennel)

Pinus halepensis (aleppo

pine).
Fi-unv^ sp

Fusicladium depressumpetro-

selini.
Fusicladium eriobotryae.

Gloeodes pomigena

Gloeosporium olivarum.

hortense

Petrostlinum

(parsley).
Eriobotrya japonica

quat) .
Malus sylvestris (apple)
Oka europaea (olive) . . .

Go-

New York.

Do.

District of Co

lumbia.
Xew York.
Pennsylvania.
New York.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.
Do.

District of Co-
lumbia.

New York.

District of Co-
lumbia.

New York.

California.*

Illinois.

New York.

Pennsylvania.

Illinois.

New York.

Do.

District of Co-
lumbia.
New York.

Do.
Do.

Massachusetts.
New York.

Do.

Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.

Pennsylvania.
New York.

Do.

Pennsylvania.

Do.
New York.

Do.

District of Co-
lumbia.
New York.

Do.

Do.
Do.

36

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE [July 1937

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings

marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin and
name of pest

1

1

2

S

i

00

Collected in-

Italy— Continued

Diseases— Continued.
Herpotrichia nigra

Picea ezcf.lsa (Norway

spruce).
Ruscus sp

1

New York

Lepfcsphaeria rusci

1

Pennsylvania.
New York

Macrophoma hippoglossum. _

Ruscus aculeatus (butchers
broom) .

Juglans sp. (walnut)

Euonymmt sp

Brassica oleracfo geinmifera

(Brussels sprouts).
Ruscus sp

1

----

1

Do.

Oidium euonymi

1

-..

Do

Peronospora parasitica

Phomn hippoQlossi

Pennsvl van la

1

New York

Phoma samararum

Fraxinus ercelsior (Euro-
pean ash).

Aucuba japoiiica (Japa-
nese au'cuba).

Viburnum finus (lauresti-
nus).

Trifoliuni sp. (clover)

1

Do

1

— -

Do

Phomopsis tinea

1

Do,

Phvllachora trifolii

1

Do

Phyllostictadanoes ,.^

Ruscus sp . . . . _ _ _

1

Phyllostida ruscicoln

Do -

do

_- . do ^.

--

--

1

- -

New York.
Penn?vlvani<i

Do

Ruscus aculeatufi (butchers

broom).
- do

1

....

New York

Do

1

Pennsylvania

4

Do.

Puccinia anomala

Hnrdeum vulnare (barley),
Stetlaria media (chickweed)
Soil around roots of cen-
tury plant.
Ci/donia oblonga (quince)

1

New York

1

1

1

Do.

Rotylenchus robustus

Do

Sclerotiniii frncticola

Do.

Gladiolus sp .

1

District of Co-

Allium cepa (onion)

1
1
2

1
1

lumbia.

Do

do

Virginia

Anthriscus cerefclium (cher-

Texas.

Do

Citrus sinensis (orange)

Do,

Stetlaria media (chickweed)
Chaerophyltum bulbosum
(turnip-rooted chervil).
Vitis sp. (fjrape)

1

New York.

Septoria weissii

]

Pennsylvania

Sphaerops's malorum

1

New York.

Vicia sp. (vetch) .

9

Do.

Vf.rmicularia varians

Solanum tuberosum

1

Texas.

Dahlia sp .

1

3

1

1

1
1

New York.

Do

Fie us sp

1

District of Co-

Jamaica
Insects-

Anastrepha sp. (Trypetidae) ^

Mangifera indica (maneo) _

lumbia.
New York.

AspidJotus herculennus (Coe-

Annonasp. . .

Do.

cidap).
Caryedon fuscus (Bruchidae).

Coccus viridis (Coccidae)

Tamarindus indica (tama-
rind).
Coffeasp

do

1

Do.
Florida *

Do

-—

....
2

New York.

Cylas formicarms (swcetpo-
ta to weevil).
Do

Ipomoea batatas (sweetpo-
tafo).
do

---

Alabama.
New York.

Frankliniella ceptialica (thrips)

Rosa sn. ^

1
3

2

Florida.*

Franklime.lla insularis (thrips)
Do

Antirrhinum ma jus (snap-
dragon).
Rosa sp _ _

Punica grauatum (pome-
granate).
Dioscorea sp. (yam)

Ipomoea batatas (sweetpo-
tato).

::

Do.*
Do.*

Myelois sp. (Pyralididae)

New York.

Palaeopus costicollis (yam
weevil).
Do

1

Do.
Do,

June 1938]

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

37

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate Stjate inspection]

Host

Ntunber of intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin and
name of pest

Q

'3

PQ

s

Collected in-

Jamaica — Continued

Insects— Continued.

Parlatoria crotonis (Coccidae)

Codiaeum sp. (croton)

1

New Vork.

Annona mvricafa (sour-
sop).

1
1

Do.

(Coccidae).
Do .

Do.

Pityophthorus incoiupositus

Broicnea sp

1
1

District of Co-

(Scolytidae).
Stephanoderes buscki (Scoly-

Tamarindus indica (tama-
rind).
Saccharum officinarum

lumbia.
New York.

tidae).
Targionia sncchari (Coccidae)

1

....

Florida.*

Tineid

DioscoTfa sp. (vam)

1

New York.

Vinsonia steHifera (Coccidae)

Broughtonia sanguinea (or-
chid"..

Co/ocasjfl sp_. _

1

District of Co-

Diseases:

Apheleiichoides parieHnux

1

lumbia.
New York.

Ceratostomella fimbriata

Ipomoea batatas (sweetpo-

tato).
Saccharum officinarum

1

Alabama.

CoUetoirichum falcatum

1

Florida.*

Pratylenchus pratensis . ... .

D/oworea sp. (vam)... .

1

New York,

Japan

Insects:

Anaphothrips orchidii (thrips).

ArUhurium SY) _.

1
1

Hawaii.*

Anomala sp. (Scarabaeidae) .

Soil around chrysanthe-
mum roots.
Soil around Prunus sp

New York.

Do

Hawaii.*

Anthonornus rectirostris (Cur-

Prunusyedoensis...

1

California.*

culionidae).
A ntonina crawi (Coccidae) ..

Bamboo plant

1
1

1

1

1

Massachusetts.

Do

.....do.... .

Pennsylvania.

Aspidioius degeneratus (Coc-

Camellia japonica (camel-
lia).
Aucuba sp

California.*

cidae) .
Aspidiotus transparens (Coc-

Washington.

cidae).
Autographa sp. (Noctuidae).

Brassica oleracea capitata.

Do.

Callosobruchus ademptus

Pueraria thunbergiana

(kudzu).
do .

1
1

2

District of Co-

(Bruchidae).
Do

lumbia.

Callosobruchus chinensis

Bean

1
1

Pennsylvania.

(Bruchidae).
Do

Leguminous seed... .. ...

Do.

Do

Oryza sativa (rice) . . .

1

Carposinasi). (Carposinidae).

Mains sylvestris (apple)

1
....

1

Do.*

Ceroplastes rubeas (Coccidae).

Aralia sp... ._

1

Do.*

Do

Citrus nohilis deliciosa

(Mandarin).
Citrus nobilis deliciosa

(tangerine).
Fatsia japonica (fatsia). .

Washington.

Do ..

Pennsvlvania.

Do

California.*

Do

do

Chilo simplex (Asiatic rice

Oryza sativa (rice). . . .

2

California.*

borer).
Do

.....do

do

i

3

2

Hawaii.*

Do

Illinois.

Do

do

do

Mar viand.

Do

1

Pennsylvania.
Washington.

Do

do

4

Do

^^'isteria sp

1

""V

"r
1

....

California *

Chionaspis wistariae (Cocci-

Wisteria iavonica nankien-

District of Co-

dae). m.
Do . ... 1 Wisteria multimaa vraecox

lumbia.
Do.

Do

Chionaspis yanonensis (Coc-

Wisteria sp... . . . _.

Citrus arandis ffranpfrnitl

1

California.*

cidae). 1

Do. - . _.; Citrus limonia demnn^

2

1

1
1

Do.*

Do

Citrus nobilis deliciosa

(tangerine) .
Citrus nobilis deliciosa

(Mandarin).
Citrus sinensis (orange)

Do.

Do

Washington.
California.*

Do

38

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE [July 1937

List, by countries, of

collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,
inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Country of origin and
name of pest

Japan— Continued

Insects— Continued.

Chrysomphalus dictyospermi
var. (Coccidae).

Chrysomphalus rossi (Cocci-
dae).

Chrysomphalus taxus (Cocci-
dae).
Do

Coccus pseudomagnoUarum
(Coccidae).

Conotrachdus sp. (Curculion-
idae).

Dendrolimus sp. (Lasiocampi-
dae).

DermestestesseUatocollis (Der-
mestidae).

Fiorinia japonica (Coccidae) - .

Frankliniella lilivora (thrips)-
Furcaspis biformis (Coccidae).
Gastrodes japonicus (Lygaei-
dae).

Gelechiid

Orapholitha sp. (Olethreuti-
dae).

Do-

Do-..-

Oynaikothrips uzeli (thrips) . -.
Hyponomeuta sp. (Hj'pono-
meutidae).

Hyponomeutid

Laspeyresia splendana (Ole-
threutidae).

Do- .-

Do

Lepidosaphes camelliae (Coc-
cidae).
Lepidosaphes conchiformis
(Coccidae).

Do

Do

Do-
Do.

Lepidosaphes tuberculata

(Coccidae)

Do

Lepidosaphes tubulorum

(Coccidae).
Leucaspis japonica (Cocci-
dae).
Do

Do.

Liothrips vaneeckei (thrips) .

Do.

Do- -..

Maruca testuialis (bean pod

borer).
Melanotus sp. (Elateridae) . . .

Mordellid

Nysius expressus (Lygaeidae).
Olethreutid

Do.
Do.

Host

Anthurium scherzerianum .

Plant--

Podocarpus macrophylla. . .

Taxus adpressa

Citrus sinensis (orange).

Quercussp. (acorn)

Pinussp. (pine)

Dried fungus in box of dry

Pinus thunbergi (Japanese
black pine).

Lilium sp

Orchid .-..

Pinus sp. (pine)

Cupressus sp

Amygdalus persica (peach)

Malus sylvestris (apple)-..

Pyrus communis (pear)

Lilium sp

Euonymus japonicus (ever-
green burning-bush).

Cupressus sp

Castanea crenata (Japan-
ese chestnut).
Castanea sp. (chestnut)-..
do

Number of intercep-
tions in —

Camellia japonica (camel-
lia).
Diospyros sp. (persimmon)

---do

Enobotrya japonica (lo-
quat).

Pyrus communis (pear)

Pyrus serotina (sandpear)_
Cymbidium gyokuchen (or-
chid).
Cymbidium sp. (orchid) . . .
Castanea crenata

Alnus glabra (alder) .

Castanea crenata (Japa-
nese chestnut) .

Wisteria sp... .-

Citrus sinensis junos (Jap-
anese orange) .

Lilium sp. (lily)-

do

Phaseolus sp. (string bean).

Lilium longiflorum multi-
florum (lily).

Chrysanthemum sp

Azalea sp

lUicium anisatum (Japa-
nese anisetree) .

Pisum sativum (pea)

Podocarpus macrophylla
(yew podocarpus).

Collected in—

Hawaii.*

Massachusetts.

Washington.

Do.
Cahfornia.*

Hawaii.*

Washington.

New York.

California.*

Do.*
Alabama.
Hawaii.*

California.*
Do.*

Maryland.
Washington.
Maryland.
California.*

Do.*

Massachusetts.

California.*
District of Co-
lumbia.
California.*

Hawaii.*

Washington.
Do.

Do.
Hawaii.*
Washington.

Do.
District of Co-
lumbia.
Do,

Do.

Washington.
Pennsylvania.

Maryland.

Pennsylvania.

California.*

Washington.

California.*

Do.*
Washington.

Do.
Do.

June 1938]

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

39

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings

marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in —

Country of origin and
name of pest

1

'5

n

1

a

ra

Collected in—

Japak— Continued

Insects— Continued.

Parlatoria caTTielliae (Coc-

Camellia japonica (ca-
mellia).
Acer sp. (maple)

■

2

3

Washington.

eidae).
Parlatoria theae (Coccidae) . . .
Do

California.*

do

1

Washington.

Do

Magnolia sp

...
1

1

California.*

Parlatoria ziziphus (Cocci-
dae).
Do

Citrus grandis (pomelo)

I

Do.*

do

2

1

Pennsylvania.

Do

Citrus limonia (lemon)

California.*

Chrysanthemum sp

1
1

Washington.

bycidae).

Poliaspis pini (Coccidae)

Do

Pinus sp. (pine)

California.*

:::::do:::::::::::::::::::::

1

New York.

Do

2

....

Pennsylvania.

Popillia japonica (Japanese

beetle).
Pscudaonidia duplex (cam-

Soil around chrysanthe-
mum root.
Alnus glabra (alder)

1

New York.

1
1

District of Co-

phor scale).
Do

Castanea crenata (Japanese

chestnut).
Citrus aurantifolia (lime)

lumbia.
Do.

Do

2

1
1
1
1

2

California.*

Do --

Citrus grandis (grapefruit).
Citrus limonia (lemon)

Do.*

Do.-

Do.*

Do --

Citrus medica (citron)

Do.*

Do.:: :..:.::.:

Citrus nobilis deliciosa
(tangerine),
do

Do.*

Do

Hawaii.*

Do

Citrus nobilis deliciosa

(Mandarin).
Citrus nobilis unshiu (Sat-

suma orange).
Citrus sinensis (orange) ..

1

Do.*

Do

1

16
2
3
3
?

New York.

Do

2

California.*

Do

do

Hawaii.*

Do .

do ...

New York.

Do

do

Pennsylvania.

Do

Citrus sinensis junos (Jap-
anese orange) .
Citrus sp

Do.

Do . .

2

Do.

Pscudaonidia paeoniae (Coc-

AzaUa indica

3

2

1
2

......

District of Co-

cidae).
Do

Azalea sp

1
1
2

lumbia.
California.*

Do

do

Do

Camellia japonica (camel-
lia).

do.

.... do

California.*

Do

1

Hawaii.*

Do

Washington.

Do

Paeonia moutan.

California.*

Do

Prvnus sp. (flowering
cherry) .

Camellia japonica (camel-
lia).

Pedilanthus sp

1

....

....

Hawaii.*

Pscudaonidia trilobitiformis

1

Washington.

(Coccidae).
Do

2

....

New York.

Pseudococcus kraunhiae (Coc-

Anthurium scherzerianum

(anthurium).
Diospyros sp. (persimmon)
Ilex sp. (holly)

1

Hawaii.*

cidae).
Do..

2

Do. *

Do

1

....

New York.

Psychid

Acer sp. (maple)

1

California.*

Do

Azalea sp .. . -_.

1

....

Washington.

Do

Juniperus sp. (juniper)....

1

California.*

Do

1

....

Washington.

Do

Magnolia ?p

2

1

Do.

Do

California.*

Pulvinaria aurantii (Coc-

Citrus sinensis (orange)

Hawaii.*

cidae).
Pyralis sp. (Pyralididae)

Cucurbiia pepo (pump-
kin).

Massachusetts.

40

BUREAU or ENTOMOLOGY AXD PLAXT QUARANTINE [July 1937

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked witi; an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in—

Country ol orisin and
name of p?st

1

s
at

1
S

Collected in-

Japan— C ontinued

Insects— C ontinued.

Pyrausta nubilalis (European

Paeonia moutan . ..

1

Wash ington.

corn borer) .
Do...

Phaseoius sp. (string bean).
... do^

1
2

1

California.*

Do

Washington.

Do.

Zea mays {com) _

California.*

Tineid

Agaricus campestris (mush-
room) .
Cupressus sp

1

1
1

1

5

Hawaii.*

Do

California.*

Do

Paeonia moutan

Do.*

DO

Rhododendron metfernichi..
CameHia japonica (camel-
lia).
Chrysanthemum- sp

Washington.

Tortricid . . _

Do.

Do . -

1
1

California.*

Do.

Diospyrossp. (persimmon)
Soil around potted liex sp.
plant.

Hawaii.*

Do

1
1

1
1
1

New York.

Tsukushiaspis pseudoleucas-
pis (Coccidae).
Diseases:

Citrus sp _ -.

Washington.

Aphelenchoides parietinus

Do

Colocasia esculenta (taro) ..

Pennsylvania.

do

Massachusetts.

Do

Lilium sp. (lily)

1

New York.

Do - -

.. do

1

Do

Lycoris squamigera

Citrus nobilis deliciosa (tan-
gerine) .
Citrus nobilis (king orange)
Citrus sinensis (orange) . . .

1

California.*

Bacterium citri

1

1
7
1
1

Do.*

Do

Washington.

Do - -

California.*

Do

do

.

New York.

Do

do

Washington.

Paeonia moutan var

Malus sylrestris (apple)

1

California.*

Ccphalosporium pammelii

2

1

1

Pennsylvania.

purpurascens.
Cercosporella oAbo-maculans . , .

Brassica oleracea capitata . .

Washington.

Pinus densiflora (Japanese

red pine).
Vitis sp. (?rape)

Massachusetts.

Discosia urtocTCds

1

Pennsylvania.

Gloeosporium dendrcbii

Gloeosporium euonymicolam..
IJcndcTSonid oryzae

Dendrobium nobile (orchid) .
Euonymus sp

1

California.*

1

....

Washington.

Oryza sativa (rice)

1

Pennsyl\'ania.

1
1
1
2

Do

Lobiria schnldti _.

Do.*

Do

Urbinia purpusii _. ..

Do.*

Leptothyrium macrothecium. .

^ficrodiplodia wistariae

Do

Paeonias\) .

District of Co-

Wisteria sp ._

1
1

lumbia.
California.*

do

Washington.

Mycosphnerella moutan

Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi .

Do

Paeonia moutan var

1

California.*

Allium fistulosum (Welsh

onion).
Allium porrum (leek)

13

8
5
1
2
1
1

Pennsylvania.

Marj'land.

Do

do . -

Pennsylvania.

Do

do

Washington.

JPeronospora effusa

Spinacia oleracea (spinach).
...do

Pennsvlvania.

Do

Washincton.

yhoTfia citrionrpu

Citrus auranti folia (lime)

California.*

Aucuba japonica (Japanese
aucuba) .

Magnolia sp

Wisteria venusfa alba

1

New York.

1

California.*

Phomopsis sepotita

2

1

2

r

1

Do.*

Sclerotiopsis testttdinea

Paeonia moutan (tree
peony) .

Paeonia moutan var

Pruniis dome.r.tica (plum)

1

Do.*

Do - -

Do.*

Sepfohasidium prunophiluvn

1

Pennsvlvania.

Secale cereal e (rye)

Oryza snfiva (rice)

1

Illinois.

SphucTulijio. oryzoc

1
1

1

New York.

Thielaviopm basicoln

TUlctia horrida

Tpomoea batatas (sweetpo-

tato).
Oryza sativa (rice)

Pennsylvania.

New York.

June 1938]

SERVICE AXD REGULATORY AXXOUXCEMEXTS

41

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State, inspection]

Country of origin and
name of pest

Host

Java
Insects:

ParLatoTia per gondii \ds. (Coc-

cidae).
Parlatoria ziziphus (Cocci-
dae).

Do

Pinnaspis townsendi (Cocci-
dae).
Diseases:

Cercospora musae

Vermicularia capsici

Latvia

Diseases:

Gloeodes pomigena.

Lithuania

Citrus limonia (lemon) . .
Citrus grandis (pomelo) -

Citrus limonia (lemon)

Rhynchostylis retusa (orchid)

Musa sp. (banana).
Capsicum annuum.

Malus sylrestris (apple).

Number of intercep-
tions in —

Insects:

Tischeria sp. (Tischeridae) . . .

Madeira Islands

Insects:

Blastobasis sp. (Blastobasi-
dae).
Do

Ceratitis capitata (Mediter-
ranean fruitfl30 .

Chrysomphalus didyospermi
var. (Coccidae).

Iridomyrmex humilis (Argen-
tine ant) .

Tineid

Manchuria

Insects:

Catlosobruchus chinensis

(Bruchidae).
Chilo simplex (Asiatic rice
borer).

Martinique

Insects:

Coccotrypes thrinacis (Scolv-
tldae).
Do

Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis
(Coccidae).

Mexico
Insects:

Acanalonia laticosta (Fulgori-

dae).
Aceratagallia vulgaris

(Cicadellidae).
Aegeriid

]uercus sp. (oak).

japomca

Eriobotrya

(loquat).
Vltis sp. (grape) ^_.
Eriobotrya japonica

Camellia japonica (camel-
lia).
Chayota edulis (chayote)_.

Andropogon citratus
(lemon grass) .

Soja max (soy bean)
Oryza sativa (rice") _ ..

Aeolus pulchellus (Elateridae).
Do-

Alpheiassp. (PjTalididae)

Do

Anacentrinus sp. (Curculion-
idae).

Do

Do

Coccothrinax argentea.

Coccothrinax barbadensis...
Myristica jragrans (nut-
meg).

Lantana sp

Capsicum annuum.

Ananas sativus (pine-
apple) .
Persea americana (avo-
cado) .

Zea mays (corn)

Ananas sativus

.- — do

Ananas sativum.

Gladiolus sp

Saccharum officinarum.

Collected in—

1 I Massachusetts.

1 Do.

District of Co-
lumbia.

Pennsylvania.
Do.

New York.

Do.

Do.

Do.
Do.

Massachusetts.

New York.

Do.

Do.
Washington.

Puerto Rico.

Do.
Do.

Texas.
Arizona.
Texas.
Do.

Do.
Louisiana.
Texas.

Do.

Do.

Pennsylvania.

42

BUKEAU OF ENTO:\rOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE [July 1937

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 193S,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Country of origin and
name of pest

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in-

Collected in—

Mexico— Continued

Insects— Continued.

Anaphothrips orchidaceus
(thrips).
Do

Do.
Do

A naphothrips orchidii (thrips) .
Anastrepha distincta (Try-

petidae).
Anastrepha htdens (Mexican

fruitfly).
Do.

Gardenia florida (Cape-
jasmine) .
Gypsophila paniculata (ba-
bysbreath) .

Laelia sp. (orchid)

Orchid

Bromeliaceae

Inga sp

Do-
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do-
Do.
Do.
Do.

Do.

Do-

CitriLS aurantium (sour

orange).
Citrus grandis (grapefruit) .
Citrus limetta (sweet lime) .

Citrus sinensis (orange)

do.

.do-

Anastrepha serpentina (Try-
petidae).
Do

Do.

Do.
Do.

Anastrepha sp. (Trypetidae)
Do

Do.

Do-
Do.
Do.
Do-
Do.
Do.
Do.

Do-
Do.

Antillocoris delineata (Lygaei-
dae).

Aspidiotus pini (Coccidae) . . .

Aulonium bidentatum (Coly-
diidae) .

Autographa sp. (Noctuidae)..

Do

Do...

Do..

Do....

Cydonia oblonga (quince) ..

Mains sylvestris (apple) . . .

Mangifera indica (mango).

Persea americana (avoca-
do).

Punica granatum (pome-
granate).

Sapote

Citrus nobilis deliciosa (tan-
gerine).

Lucuma mammosa (sa-
pote).

Mammea americana (ma-
mey).

do

Sapote

Amygdaluspersica (peach) .

Casimiroa edulis (white-
sapote).

Citrus aurantium (sour
orange).

Citrus sinensis (orange)

Cydonia oblonga (quince) . .

Malus sylvestris (apple) . . .

Mammea americana (ma-
mey).

Mangifera indica (mango) .

Psidium guajava (guava) . _

Punica granatum (pome-
granate) .

Pyrus communis (pear)

Sapote

Mammillaria karwinskiana
(cactus) .

Pinus sp. (five-leafed pine)

Cedrelasp. (log)

Brassica oleracea capitata .

....do

.-.-do

Do.

Do.
Do.
Do.

Do.

Bephrata sp. (Eurytomidae).

Capsicum annuum

Chrysanthemum maximum

(Shasta daisy).
Cu cur bit a maxima
(squash) .

Lactuca sativa (lettuce)

Lycopersicum esculentum..
Petroselinum hortense
(parsley) .

Pisum sativum (pea)

Annona miiricata (sour-
sop).

Texas.

Do.

California.*
Texas.
California.*
Texas.

Do.

Do.

Do.
Louisiana.
South Carolina.
Texas.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.
Do.

Do.

Arizona.

Texas.
Do.
Do.
Do.

Do.

Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.

Do.
Do.
Do.

Do.
Do.
Do.

Do.
New York.

Arizona.

Louisiana.

Texas.

Arizona.

Texas.

Do.

Do.
Arizona.
Texas.

.\rizona.
Louisiana.

June 1938]

SERVICE AXD REGULATORY AXXOUXCEMENTS

43

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported frorn July 1, 1937, to June 30, 193S,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Country of origin and
name of pest

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in —

3

Collected in—

iSlExico— Continued

Insects— Continued.

Berginus nigricolor (Lycti-

daej.
Bitoma inter mtdia (Colydii-

dae).
Blastobasig sp. (Blastobasi-
dae).

Do...

Do

Do

Do

Do...

Chrysanthemum sp

Turraeanthussv- (avodire)

(log).
Ananas satiius

Callirhytis sp. (Cynipidae) . . .
Do

Capaneus odiosus (Coreidae).

Do

Do

Ceratocapsus apicalis (Miri-

daej.
Ceratocapsus punctulatus

(Miridae).
Ceratocombus areolatus (Cryp-

tostemmatidae).
Ceroputo mexioanus (Cocci-

dae).

Do

Chelinidea huntm (Coreidae).

do.-

do

Jasminum sp

Malus sylvestru (apple)-.
Punka granatum (pome-
granate) .

Quercus sp. (acorn)

do

Ananas satkus

Laelia sp. (orchid)

Musasp. (banana)

Gardenia florida (Cape-jas-
mine).
Chrysanthemum sp

Laduca saliva (lettuce) .

Chilosp. (Pyralididae) _!

Do :

Chrysomphalus dictyospermi '
var. (Coccidae).

Do

Do.

Ambrosia sp. (ragweed).

Cactus

Lophocereus schottii (cac-
tus).

Saccharum offlcinarum

Zea mays (com)

Citrus limetta (sweet lime)-

Chrysomphalus nigropunda

tus (Coccidae).

Do I

Chrysomphalus personatus \

(Coccidae). i

Do

Do

Do

Cicadella nigroguttata (Cica- }

dellidae). ;

Cicadula maidis (Cicadelli- ,

dae).
Cionopsis palliatus (Curculi- '

onidae).
Clastoptera funesta (Cercopi-

dae).
Clerada apicornis (Lvgaei-

dae). I

Conotrachelus aguacatae (Cur- I

culionidae) . 1

Conotrachelus dimidiatiLS (Cur-

culionidae). ;

Conotrachelus flavangulus \

(Curculionidae). |

Corythucha morrilli (Tingiti- I

dae).

Do

Crocidosema plebeiana (Ole- I

threutidae) .
0/05 formicarius (sweet

potato weevil).
Do

Epidendrum sp. (orchid) .

Persea americana (avo-
cado) .
Echeveria marginata

Echereria sp

Citrus aurantifolia (lime)..

Mangifera indica (mango)_.
Persea americana (avocado)
Rosa sp

Gardenia florida (Cape-
jasmine) . !

Eudilaena mexicana (teo- j
sinte). I

Cardiospermum sp. (heart- \
seed).

Gardenia florida (Cape-jas-
mine) .

Citrus aurantifolia Gime)..

Persea americana (avocado)

Psidium guajara (guava)..

Persea americana (avocado)

Chrysanthemum parthe-
nium (feverfew).

Chrysanthemum sp

Hibiscus esculentus (okra).

Do.

Ananas satirus.

Ipomoea batatas (sweet-
potato) .
do

3
62

19

Co-

Texas.

New York.

.^.rizona.

Louisiana.
Texas.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Arizona.
Texas.

Do.
California.*
Texas.

Do.

Do.
Do.
Do.

Do.

Arizona.

Do.
Do.
Texas.

District of

lumbia.
Texas.

California.*

Do.

Texas.

Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.

District of Co-
lumbia.
Do.

Texas.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Arizona.
Texas.

Do.

Alabama.
Texas.

44

BUEEAU OF EXTOMOLOGY AND PLAXT QUARANTINE [July 1937

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938^

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin and
name of pest

o

1

2

3

i

Collected in—

Mexico— Continued
Insects— C ontinued .

Prosopis sp. (mesquite) . . .

2

Texas.

bycidae).

1
1

Arizona.

cidae).

Texas.

cane borer) .

Tabebuia donnell-smithi
(primavera) (log).

1
2

1

Louisiana.

lomidae).
Disonychaantennata (Chryso-

melidae) .
Draeculacephala lenticula (Ci-

cadellidae).
Empoasca solana (Cicadelli-

Texas.

Brassica sp. (mustard)

Lactuca sativa (lettuce)

Do.

1

8

Do.

dae).
Epicaerus cognatus (Curcu-

Solanum tuberosum

— -

Do.

lionidae) .
Epilachna mexicana (Cocci-

Laelia sp. (orchid)

1

California.*

nellidae) .
Epilachna varivestis (Mexican

Phaseolussp. (string bean)
do

1

Texas.

bean beetle) .
Epinotia opposita (Olethreu-

tidae).
Eriococcus araucariae (Cocci-

dae).
Ernoporides jalappae (Scoly-

tidae).
Eurycipitia vestitus (Miridae).
Euscepes postfasciatus (West

Indian sweetpotato wee-

vil).
Exitianus obscurinerins (Ci-

cadellidae).
Exptochiomera minima (Ly-

eaeidae).
Do

1

Do.

Pinus sp. (trailing pine)

1

Do.

Ipomoea purga

1
1

New York.

Orchid

California.*

Ipomoea batatas (sweet-
potato).

Tagetessp. (marigold)

Chrysanthemum sp

Gardenia florida (Cape-
jasmine).
Hibiscus esculentus (okra) .

Laelia SI), (orchid)

Orchid

1

Texas.

1
1
1

Do.

— -

1
1
1

Do.

Do.

Do- - -

Do.

Do

1

Cahfornia.*

Do... -.

1

Do.*

Do

Rosa sp

2

2

Texas.

Do.

Zea mays (corn).. . . .

Do.

Exptochiomera oblonga (Ly-
gaeidae).
Do

Ananas sativus

1
1

Do.

Gardenia florida (Cape-
jasmine).
Latuca sativa (lettuce)

Do.

Do

2

1

Do.

Do.- .

Rosa sp .

Do.

Do

Tagetes sp. (marigold)

Antirrhinum majus (snap-
dragon).

Chrysanthemum maximum
(Shasta daisy) .

Dianthus sp. (carnation)...

1

Do.

Frankliniella ameliae (thrips).
Do-

3

1
1

Do.

Do.

Do

Do.

Do

Gladiolus sp

Lactuca sativa (lettuce) .-.

1

Do.

Do ..

2

Do.

Do

Lilium longiflorum (East-
er lily).
Papaver sp. (poppy)

2

Do.

Do .

1
1
8
1

1
2

Do.

Do

Phlox sp

Do.

Do -

Rosa sp

Do.

Do

Tropaeolum sp. (nastur-
tium).
Viola tricolor (pansy)

Do.

Do

Do.

Frankliniella cephalica (thrips)
Do . .

Antirrhinum majus (snap-
dragon).

Gardenia florida (Cape-
jasmine).

Do.

5

Do.

Do

1
1

Do.

Do

Zantedeschia aethiopica
(calla Hly).

Do.

June 1938]

SER^^CE AXD REGULATORY AXXOUXCEMEXTS

45

List, by countries, of -pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 193S,

inclusive — Continued

(All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State

nspection]

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin and
name of pest

1

1

2

■§

&

CQ

Collected in—

Mexico— Continued

Insects— Continued.

Franklintella difUcili^ (thrips).
FTanklinkllafortissima (thrips)

Do

Gardenia florida

Antirrhinum majus (snap-
dragon).

Chrysanthemum maximum
(Shasta daisy).

Chrysanthemum sp.. . ._

1

r

1
29

3

1
1
8
3

1
1

Texa^

Do

Do.

Do

Do.

Do

Dahlia sp - .-

Do.

Do

Daisy

Do.

Do

Dianthus sp. (carnation).-
Gardenia florida.. .

1
3

1

Do.

Do

Do.

Do

Gladiolus sv

Do.

Do

Gypsophila paniculata

(babysbreath).
Lactuca sativa (lettuce)

Do.

Do

1
1

3

Do.

Do

Lathyrus odoratus (sweet

pea).
Lilium longiflorum (Easier

lily).

ij/i«m sp. (lily)— . . ..

2
2

— -

Do.

Do

Do.

Do

Do.

Do

Orchid

Do.

Do

Rosa sp -- --

....

16

1
1

Do.

Do

Viola sp. (violet)

Do.

Do

Zinnia sp

Do.

FTankliniella insularis (thrips)
Do

Azalea sp

Do

Daisy

1

Do.

Do

Gardenia florida (Cape-
jasmine) .
LiUum longiflorum (Easter

lily).

Lilium sp. (lily)

2

Do.

Do

7

2
13

Do.

Do

Do.

Do

Rosa sp-- ---- --

Do.

FranklinieUa mow/foni (thrips).

do

Do.

Do

Viola sp. (violet) . . . -.

1
1

Do.

FranklinieUa partula (thrips).

Gardenia florida . . .

Do.

FranklinieUa uilliamsi (thrips)

Petroselinum hortense (pars-
ley).
Rosa sp. - ._

1

1
52

Do.

Do

Do.

Do. ..

Zea mays (corn)

1

Do.

Fulvius anthocorides (Miri-

Ananas sativus . ....

1
2

46

Do.

dae).
Furcaspis biformis (Coccidae)

Laeliasp. (orchid)

Cactus

California.*

Gerstaeckeria mutiUaria (Cur-

Texas.

culionidae) .
Do

Mammillaria depressa (cac-
tus).
Capsicum annuum ... ...

1

California.'

Gnorimoschema gudmanella

3

1
415

.\rizona.

(Gelechiidae).
Do

do

Texas.

Gnorimoschema lycopersiceUa

Lycopersicum esculentum..
do

1,803

1
72

....

Arizona.

(tomato pinworm) .
Do

California.

Do

do

-—

21

1

1

Texas.

Graphocephala rufimargo (Ci-

ChrysoTUhemum maximum
(Shasta daisy) .

Gardenia florida (Cape-
jasmine).
do

Sebastiana sp. (Mexican

jumping bean) .
Zinniasp .

Do.

cadellidae).
Do

7

1

....

Do

Graphocephala sexlineata (Ci-

Do.

cadellidae).
Grapholitha saltitans (Ole-

1

Arizona.

threutidae).
Gypona ocfolineata striata

1
1

....

....

Texas.

(Cicadellidae).
Haplothrips goicdeyi (thrips)..

Chiococca sp .. .

Do.

Do

Gardenia florida (Cape-
jasmine).

Mammillaria melanocentra
(cactus) .

Per sea americana (avo-
cado) .

2

Do.

Harmostes nebulosus (Corei-

1

California.*

dae).
HeUipus sp. (Curculionidae) .

2

Texas.

46

BUREAU OF EXTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE [July 1937

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Country of origin and
name of pest

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in —

6

«
^

1

1

ra

Collected in—

Mexico— Continued
Insects— Continued.

Lactuca satiia (lettuce). ..

1

•

tine ant).
Isochaetothrips reticulatus

Camellia japonica (camel-
lia).

Gardenia florida (Cape-
jasmine).

Lilium longiflorum (Easter
lily).

Gardenia florida (Cape-
jasmine.

Cactus-.

1

4

Texas.

(thrips).
Do

Do.

Do

1

Do.

Jornandes intermedins (Miri-

1

Do.

dae).
Lepidosaphes philococcus
(Coccidae).
Do

1

District of Co-

do

3

1

1
1

3

lumbia.
Texas.

Do

Ccrciw sp. (cactus)

Cephalocereus chrysacan-

thus (cactus).
Myrtillocactus geometri-

zans (cactus).
Pachycereus marginatus

(organ-pipe cactus).
do

Di'^trict of Co*

Do...

1
2

1

lumbia.

DO

Do.*

DO -

Do.*

Do

Texas

Lithophorus ornatits (Colydii-

Diospyros ebenaster (ebony).

Prospoissp: (mesquite)

Oossypium sp. (cotton-

Capsicum annuum...

Chrysanthemum sp

Do.

dae).
Do

Do.

Lophocaieres pusillus (Si-
amese grain beetle) .

Lygaeus pulchetlus (Lygaei-
dae).

Lygus cmtatus (Miridae)

MacTOsiphum luteum (aphid).
Do

1

Do

1

1

Texas

Epidendrum&p. (orchid) __

Laelia anceps (orchid)

Laelia sp. (orchid)

Odontoglossum citrosmum

(orchid).
Odontoglossum SI), (orchid)
Orchid

1
1
1
1

2

1

California.*

Do.*

Do

Do.*

Do

Do.*

Do

Do.*

Do

Do.*

Do

do

'

District of Co-

Do

do .

2

lumbia.
Texas.

Do

Cactus-.-

1

1

Do.

Do

Capsicum annuum

Citrullus vulgaris (water-
melon).
Citrtbs aurantifolia Gime).-
do

8
3

1

1
1

1

1
6

1
1
1
2
1

- —

Arizona.

Do

Do.

Do

Do.

Do

Texas.

Do -- --

Citrus aurantium (sour
orange) .

Persea americanc (avo-
cado.

Phaseolus lunatus macro-
carpus (lima bean).

Phaseolus sp. (string bean) .

Soil around Haworfhia
plant.

Mammillaria mundtii (cac-
tus). ,

Do.

Do

176

3

— -

Do.

Do

Arizona.

Maruca testulalis (bean pod

borer) .
Melanotus sp. (Elateridae)

1
1

— -

.....

1

Texas.
District of Co-

Melitara sp. (Pyralididae)

lumbia.
California.*

^fetamasiopsis decempuncta-

tus (Curculionidae).
Aletamasius ritchiei (pine-

Do.*

Ananas sativus

Texas.

apple weevil).
Aletamasius sericeus (silky

Musasp. (banana)

Do.

cane weevil) .

Louisiana.

Tins (Curculionidae).
Micrapate scnpularis (Bostri-
chidae).

Wood stave used as pack-
ing for Mexican pottery.

New York.

June 1938]

SERVICE AXD REGULATORY AXXOUNCEMENTS

47

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

in cl u s ive — Continued

[AH findings

cnarked with an asterisk indicate State inspection

Country of origin and
name of pest

1
Host

1
Number of intercep-
tions in— j

O

=3

W

<y

TO

Collected in—

Mexico— Continued

Insects— Continued.

Milichiella lacteipennis (Agro-

myzidae).
Moodna bisinuella (Pjralidi-

dae).
Mordella sp. (MordeUidae)...
Mordellistena sp. (Mordel-
lidae).
Do

Ly coper sic urn esculent um..

1

Texas.

1

....

Do.

Do.

Gardenia florida (Cape-
jasmine).

Laelia sp. (orchid)

Liliumlongiflorum (Easter
lily).

Citrus sinensis (orange)

1
3

Do

1

California.*

Do

1
2

....

Texas.

Myeloid sp. (Pyralididae)

Nabis alternata (Xabidae) . .
Nesosteles neglectus (Cicadel-

Udae).
Oedionychis nigrosignata

(Chrysomelidae).
Ofatule na duodecemstriata

(Olethreutidae).
Ogdoecosta catenulata

(Chrysomelidae).
Olethreutid ... _ _.

Do.

Beta vulgaris (beet)

Gardenia florida (Cape-jas-
mine).

Antirrhinum majus (snap-
dragon).

Prosopis sp. (mesquite)

Odonioglossum (orchid)

Dry bean pod

Capsicum atinuum

Chayota edulis fchayote)--.
Chrysanthemum sp. (baby

chrysanthemum).
Diospyros ebenaster (ebony)
Eugenia jambos (r o s e -

apple).
Ly coper sicum esculentum,.
Phaseolus sp. (string bean)-

Prosopis sp. (mesquite)

Ouercus sp. (oak)

Chrysanthemum sp .

1
1

Do.

Do.

1

....

Do

1
1

'72

Do.

California *

_.--

1

....

Texas.

Do

Do -

....

1
1

1
1

---

— -

Texas.

Do

Do.

Do

Do.

Do

Do

Do

2
22

1

Do

Te.xas.

Do

Do.

Do

-

1
3

1
4

Do.

Opsins stactogalus (Cicadel-

— -

....

Do.

lidae).
Do

Daisv

Do.

Do

Rosa sp

Do.

Parlatoria cinerea (Coceidae)

Citrus aurantifolia (lime) —
do

11

4

California.*

Do

Texas.

Do -

Citrus sinensis (orange)

1

California.*

Pectinophora gossypiella (pink

Gossypium sp. (cottonseed)

Gossypium sp. (cottonseed)
(in railway car) (5 inter-
ceptions).

Gossypium sp. (seed cot-
ton).

Gossypium sp. (cotton)

Physalis sp. (husk tomato) -

Lycopersicum esculentum..

Amygdalus persica (peach).
Laelia speciosa (orchid).. .-

Laelia sp. (orchid)

Orchid . . .

9

16
1

1

Texas.

boll worm).
Do .-

2

Do.

Do .

Do.

Do

Do

Perigenes dispositus (Lvgaei-

Do.

dae).
Phyllotreta sp. (Chrysomeli-

1

Arizona.

dae).
Phyllotrox sp. (Curculionidae)

1

....

-.-_

Texas.

Physonota eucalypta (Chryso-

1
1

California.*

melidae) .
Do

Do.*

Do

1

Do.*

Pinnaspts minor strachani

Citrus aurantifolia (lime)..

Capsicum annuum

Lycopersicum esculentum..
Cedrela sp. (log)

Turraeanthus sp. (avodire)

(log).
Zea mays (com)

1

186

7
1

1

Texas.

(Coceidae).
Plaiynota stultana (Tortri-
oidae).
Do

....

2

....

— -

Arizona.
Do.

Platypus rugulosus (Platy-

New York.

podidae).
Do

Do.

Do

1

Texas.

48

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE [July 1937

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Country of orisiin and
name of pest

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in —

'3

«

1

m

Collected in—

Mexico— Continued

Insects— Continued.

Prodenia sp. (Noctuidae)

Antirrhinum majus (snap-
dragon) .

Capsicum annuum

Lycopersicum esculentum.^

1

Texas

Do

1

2
2

Arizona

Do- --

Do

Do

Texas

Do

1
1

..-_

.--

Do.

Psalidonota texana (Chryso-

Chrysanthemum sp

Do

melidae) .
Psychid

Ananas sativus

2

Do

Do

Chrysanthemum sp

1
1

Do.

Do -.

Rosa sp _ -

i

Do.

Psylliodes chrysocephala

Brassica rapa (turnip)

Louisiana

(Chrysomelidae).
Pyralidid

Ananas sativus

29

Texas.

Rhagoletis pomonella (apple

Arctostapkylos sp. (manza-

nita).
Crataegus sp

Juglans nigra (black wal-
nut).
Saccharu m officinarum

1

3

1

1

Do.

maggot).
Rhagoletis sp. (Trj'petidae)

Do.

Do

Do.

Do.

trichidae).

Ananas saiivus

-.__do

1
2
3

1

Do.

teridae).
Sisamnes contractus (Lyeaei-
dae).
Do

Do.

Mammillaria kcrwinskiana

(cactus) .
Ananas sativus

Do.

Sitona sp. (Curculionidae)

Do.

Stenoma catenifer (Stenomi-

Persea americana (avocado).

Annona muricata (soursop)
Persea americana

1

----

1

Do.

dae).

Stenoma sj). (Stenomidae)

Do

Alabama.

1

Louisiana.

Taeniothrips simplex (gladio-

Gladiolus sp

Turraeanthus sp. (avodire)

(log).
Oryza sativa (rice)

13
2

10

Texas.

lus thrips).
Tesserocerus dejeani (Platy-

podidae).
Thaumaphrastus karanisensis

New York.

1

Texas.

(Colvdiidae).
Tineid'

Ananas sativus

7

Do.

Do

Dahlia sp .--....

2

1

Do.

Do

Gossypium sp. (cotton)
Laelia sp. (orchid)

Do.

Do

1

California.*

Do

Prosopis sp. (mesquite) .

2

1

Texas.

Tortricid

Antirrhinum majus (snap-
dragon) .

Capsicu m annuum

Citrus aurantifolia (lime) . .
Crataegus sp. (red haw) ..

Do.

Do-

15

1

Arizona.

Do

Texas.

Do

1
2
2

Do.

Do

Cydonia oblonga (quince)

— -

— -

Do.

Do

Daisy

1

1

11

—

Do.

Do

Fragaria sp. (strawberry) .

Gardenia florida (Cape-jas-
mine).

Gossypium sp. (cotton)
(boll).

Hibiscus esculentus (okra) . .

Jasminum sp. (jasmine)

Do.

Do

Do.

Do-

1

Do.

Do

1

Do.

Do

1
1

1
2

2

1

1

1

Do.

Do-

Lucuma mammosa (sa-

pote).
Afalus syhestris (apple)

Do.

Do.-

Do.

Do

Persea americana (avo-
cado).
Saccharum officinarum

Do.

TrioTtymus sacchari (Cocci-

Do.

dae).
Valtissius diversus (Lygae-

Andropogon citratus (lem-
on grass).

Gardenia florida (Cape-
jasmine).

Rosasp --- --

Do.

idae).
Do .

Do.

Do

Do.

June imS]

SERVICE AXD REGULATORY AXXOUXCEMEXTS

49

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June SO, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Tountry of origin and

name of pe?t

Ho«t

Number of intercep-
tions in —

Mexico— Continued

Insects— Continued. i

Xyleborus ajfinis (Scolytidae). j

Xyleborus confusus (Scoly- i

tidae). I

Do I

Xyleborus propinguus (Scoly- j
tidae). I

Do I

Do i

I

Zabrotes subfasciatus (Bru- |

chidae). " j

Do I

Do

Do

Do

bo

Lilium sp. (lily)

Turraeanthus sp. (avodire)
(loc).

Zea mays (corn)

Ananas satiius

Cedreta sp. (loc)

Turraeanthus s\). (avodire)

(losi).
Ananas safivns

Do

Diseases:

Albugo ipomoeae-panduranae..
Aplanobacter michiganense

Do

Bacterium mac'ilkcla (•)

Cephalosporivm sdcchari

CercospoTa atricincta

Colletotrichum orchidearum . _ .
Cylindrosporium chrysanthemi

Erysiphe dehor acearv,m

Gloeosporium leguminum

Gloeosporium rosae

Mvccsphaerella opuntiae

Mt/rothecium verrucaria

Ovularia obliqua

Pkvllnchora graminis

"Do

Do

Phyllosticta laeliae

Physalospora orchidearum

Phytophthora capsici (?)

Pratylenchus pratensis

Pseudopeziza medicaginis

Pnccinia boutelouae

Puccinia cannae

Puccinia i nccndifa

Puccinia pimpintUae

Puccinia tageticola

Trematosphaeria cacforum

Uromyces commelinae

Bean

Chrusa nthem um sp

Daisy

Persea americana (avo-
cado).

Pkaseoiu^ vulgaris (bayo
bean).

Uromyces striatus medicaginis.
Virus spotted wilt

^lOXTSERRAT

Insects:

Asteroleca nium miliar is Ion-
gum (Coccidao'i.

Chrusomphalus personatus
(Coccidae).

PeciinophoTa gossypiella (pink
bollworm) .

Targionia hartii (Coccidae)

Morocco
Insects:

Exosomn lusitanica (Chry^

somclidae'i.
Parlaforia oleae (Coccidae). _

Ipomoea pesaprae

Capsicum annuum

Lycopersicum esculentum .
Raphnr,us sa'jvus (radish)

Saccharum ojjicinarum i

Zinnia sp I

Orchid \

Chrysanthemum sp j

Cucurbita pepo (pumpkin).!

Prosopis sp. (mesquite) j

Rosa sp !

Mammillaria spp. (cactus) . j
Lycopersicum esculentum.. \

Rumex sp j

C/i/or/s sp I

Grass !

Muh le nbergia util is ,

Lac/ja sp. (orchid)-- .

OncidiumsY). (orchid) j

Lycopersicum esculentum..,

Solanvm tuberosum j

Medicago sativa (alfalfa)...!

Grass j

Canna sp ;

Solanum triquetrum j

Pimpinella anisum (anise)

Tagetes fenuifoliae (?)

Echinocactus macrodiscus

(cactus).
Tradescanfia fluwinensis \

(wandering jew). !

Medicago satira (alfalfa) ,

Lycopersicum esculentum..

Bamboo

Lavriis nohiJis (Grecian
laurel ) .

Gnssypium sp. fcot Ion-
seed).

Dinsco'-ea sp. (yam)

I Muscari comosinn Ccinol-
1 lino).

! .Amyudalus persica necta-
ritia (nectarine).

28

Collected in-

Tesas.
New York.

Texas.
Do.

New York.
Do.

Texas.

Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Da.

Do.

Do.
California.*
Teias.

Do.

Do.

Do.
California.*
Aii7ona.
California.
New York.

Do.

Do.
California.*

Do.*
Arizona.
Texas.

Do.
New York.
Texas.

Do.

Do.
New York.
California.*

Texas.

Do.
Arizona.

Ne^^ York.
Michiean.
New York.
Massachusetts.

New York.

District of Co-
lumbia.

50

BUKEAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE IJuly 1937

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June SO, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[AH findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Country of origin and
name of pest

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in—

^

Collected iu—

Morocco— Continued

Diseases;

Aphelenchus avenae^.

Diaporlhe perniciosa.

Microiiplodia passer in iana.
Phaeochora chamaeropis

Muscari comcsum (cipol-

lino) .
Malus sylresfris (apple) _ .

Palm leaf
.-..do_-.

Netheriaxds
Insects:

AcTohpia asseciella (Plutel-

lidae).
Apion car (Ivor urn (Curou-

Jionidae).
Apion pomonae (Curculio-

nidae) .
Bruchiis affiuli (Bruchidae) _ _

Bruchus brachialis (votch

bruchid).
Bruchus luteicornis (Bru-

cnidae).
Bruchus rntipes (Bruchidae). .
Bruchus tristiculus (Bru-
chidae).
CnUoscbruchus ademptns

(Bruchidae).
Dinlenrodes chittendcni (rho-
dodendron whitefly).

Emphytus cinrtus (sawfly)

Do

Do

Do

Do

AU.iii in porru m (leek)

Cynaro. scolijmus (clobe

artichoke).
Victa sp. (vetch)

Lathyrus hifijolius (peri'n-

nial pea).
Vicia sp. (vetch)

do

Lathyriis odoratus (sweet

pea).
Pueraria thunhergiana

(kudzu).
Rhododendron sp

Eumerussp. (Syrphidae).

Do-
Do.
Do-
Do.

Eosa chinensis manetti

do

-. .do

do

Rosa multiflorn (Japanese

rose).
Iris xiph ioides

Lilium sp. (lily).

Narcissus sp . . .

.do

. do.

Liofhrips vaneeckei (thrips) .
Merodon sp. (Syrphidae) _

Do.
Do.
Do
Do

Lilium sp. (lily)

Leucojuin rernvm fsnow-
flako).

Narcissus sp

...do

. ..do

Rhopalosiph'Urn n umphaene
(aphid),
ni'^eases:

Aphelenchoides frugariae. . .
Do ..

. 1 phelenchoides parieiinus

Do

Do

Do

Aphelenchus nvenne .
Do

Do

Bacterium hyacinthi
Botrytis ollii

S'ternbergia luff a (Fall-

daffodiD.
Tulipa sj). (tulip) ...

Lilium regale (royal lily) .
Lilium tennifolinm (coral

lily).
Conrallaria majalis (lily-

of-t ho- valley).
Lilium canadensc coccincum

Lilmm sp. (lily)

Lycoris S'/uarnigera^^

Axfcr '^IK

Cnlchicum aufumnale var.
autumn qucon.

Hyacinfhvs .-.p

do

. [Ilium piihhelhim

New York.

District of Co-
lumbia.
New York.
Do.

Maryland.

New York.

Do.

District of Co*

lumbia.
Marj'land.

New York.

Do.
Do.

Illinois.

Di-trict of Co

lumbia.
Connecticut.*
New York.*
New York.
Ohio.*
New York.

District of Co-
lumbia.

New York.

Illinois.

Massachusetts.

Pennsylvania.

New York.

District of Co-
lumbia.

Illinois.

Massachusetts.

Pennsylvania.

District of Co-
lumbia.

Michlean.

Now York.
Do.

Do.

Do.
Do.
District of Co-
lumbia.
Do.
Do.

New York.

Virginia.
District of Co-
lumbia.

June 1938]

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

51

List, hy couvtries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin and
name of pest

1

m

<y

M

Collected in—

Netherlands— Continued
Diseases—Continued.

Galanthus >iirnlis (snow-
drop).

do.

..._do

1

i

1
1

]

1

.3
41

1
]

1
1

_..-

-Massacliusetts.

Do

Michican.

Do

New York.

Do

do

Virginia.

A^'nrcissus ^p .. ..

Michigan.

Ditylenchus dipsaci

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

.4Z/mm cepa (onion)

Colchicn m tspfciosum aVrum

Galanfhnniip .„.

Hyrjcinfhvs^l)

his xiphioid's (Enclish

iris).
iris sp

Lvpinus ?lt. (lupine) .

iVdTciKSus sp

New York.

2

--

--

District of Co-
lumbia.

New York.
Do.

District of Co-
lumbia.

California.*

Do

Do

District of Co-
lumbia.
Do.

Do

Illinois.

Do

SciHa sp. (squill)

Massachusetts.

Do./

do

Pennsylvania.

Do

Solarium tuberosum . .

Do.
District of Co-
lumbia.
Pennsylvania.

Do . -- -.

Tigridia sp. (tigerflower)..

Pastinaca saliva (parsnip) .
Rosa chivensis man^tti

Tulipa sp

Rhododendron sp

....
1

!

227

6
3

1
1

Erysiphe u mbelliferarum

Monochaetia cornpta ramuU-

cola.
Papulospora parasitica

...

California.*

"

Pennsvlvania.

District of Co-

Brassica oleracea capitata..
Pkragmites communis (reed-
grass) .

Imnbia.
New York.

Phoma rimosa

Do.

Scleroiinia gladioli

2

1

District of Co-

Urocystis colchici

Colchicum sp.-- ..

lumbia.
Do.

Uromyces jabae

Vicia sp. (vetch)

New York.

Vermicularia varians

Solanum tuberosum

1

Alabama.

Dahlia sp

1
1

District of Co-

Do

Eremuru^ sp. ...

lumbia.
Do.

Nevis
Insects:

Targionia hartii (Coccidae)

Dioicorea sp. (vam)

1

Massachusetts .

Newfoundland

Insects^

Olethreutid

Vacciniuiii titis-idaea (lin-
gonberry) .
do

8

9
2
2

1

1

3

1
1
3

1
1
1

•

Illinois.

Do

Michigan.
Illinois.

Do

Vaccinium sp. (blueberry).
do

do

Do

Do

New York.

Tortricid

Vaccinium vitis-idaea Gin-

gonberry) .
Vaccinium sp. (bluebeny).
do - -

----

----

....

Do

Do.

Do -- -- - -

Do

.... do

Michigan.

Do -

do

....

....

----

Diseases:

Exobasidium vaccina.. ...

do

Illinois.

Godronia cassandrae

do

New York.

do

do

Illinois.

Do

Michigan

Sporonema oxycocci . .

Vaccinium vitis-idnea (lin-
gon berry).

Do.

52

BUREAU or ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE [July 1937

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Country of origin and
name of pest

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in —

1

■3

1

i2

S

Collected in—

New Guinea
Insects:

Aspidiotus destructor (Cocci-

Cocos nucijera (coconut) . . .

1

Hawaii.*

dae).
Targionia sacchari (Coccidae).

New Zealand
Insects:

District of Co-

lumbia.
Do.

idae).

Leucaspis podocarpi (Cocci-
dae).

Poliaspis gaultheriae (Cocci-
dae).

Sternochetus mangijerae (man-
go weevil).

Tineid

Podocarpus nivalis

1

Gaultheria sp . _.. .

District of Co-

Mangijera indica (mango)..

1

lumbia.
Washington.

Hawaii.*

Chrysanthemum maximum

(Shasta daisy).
Malus sylvestris (apple)

1

Tortricid --- - -

Pennsylvania.
District of Co-

Diseases:

Gladiolus sp --.

1

Nicaragua
Insects:

Xyleborus propinquvs (Sco-
lytidae).

Norway
Insects:

Blastodacna sp. (Cosmop-

Swietenia mahogani (ma-
hogany) (los).

Alalus sp

1

lumbia.
Louisiana.

District of Co-

terygidae).
Callidium sp. (Cerambyci-

P«/iws sp. (pine)

1

lumbia.
New York.

dae).
Ceutorhynchus sp. (Curcu-
lionidae) .
Do

Diseases:

CoUetotrichum omnivorum

Brassica rapa (turnip)

1
1

1

Maryland.

- — do

Aspidistra lurida

'1

1

Virginia.

New York.
Do.

Ditylenchus dipsaci

Solanura tuberosum -

Texas.

do -

Pennsylvania.

Nova Scotia

Diseases:

DidymelUna iridis

Palestine
Insects:

Parlitoria cinerea (.Coccidae)_

Do

Do

Panama
Insects:

Anastrepha sp. (Trypetidae)..

AonhUclln cocotipkagvs (Coc-
cidae).

Aspidiottis destructor (Cocci-
(Hc).

Ful'his nvthocorides (Miri-
d'.w).

Lepidosaphes Idsianthi (Coc-
cidae).

Leucaspis cocknelH (Cocci-
dae).

Metamasius sericeus (silky
cane weevil).

Mirotermes panamaensis (ter-
mite).

Oedionychis panarnoisis
(Chrysomelidae).

Jris sp _-

1

1
]

Massachusetts.

Citrus grandis (grapefruit) _

Citrus medico (citron)

Citrus sinensis (orange)

Mnngifera indica (mango) _
Cocos nacifern (coconut)-..

do

-

1

1

Washington.

Illinois.

Texas.

Maryland.
California.*

Do.*

Tabehuia donnell-smithii

(primaviTu) (lop) .
Codiaeum sp. (croton)

Citrus iimonia (lemon)

Musa sp. (banana)

Swietenia mahogani (ma-
hogany) (log).
Musa sp. (banana)

2

8

1
1

Louisiana.
New York.
California.*

Do.*
Louisiana.
California.*

June 1938]

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

53

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June SO, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Country of origin and
name of pest

Panama— Continued

Insects— Continued.

Parlatoria camelliae (Cocci-

dae) .
Platypus rugulosus (Platy-

podidao) .
StenouJd , _. _

Targionia hartii (Coccidae). _
Xykborus confusus (Scolyti-

dae).
Xyleborus propinquus (Scoh-
tidae).

Do ..

Diseases:

Pestalozzia palmarum

Uredo behnickiann

Paraguay
Insects:

Callosobruchus chinensis (Bru-
chidae).
Do

Host

Houeii sp. (palm).

Tabehuia donneU-smithii

(primavera') (log).
Atcrrhoa carambola (k^ma-

ranga).

Dioscorea sp. (yam.)

Tabebuia donnell-smithii

(prim-avera) (log).
CedrussY). (cedar)

Tabebuia donneU-smithii .

Cocos nucifera (coconut) .
Oncidium sp. (orchid) _ .

Peru
Insects:

Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Bostri-

chidae).
Zabrotes subfasciafus (Bru-
chidae) .

Philippines
Insects:

Aspidiotus destructor (Cocci-
dae).

Do- - _..

Calloscbruchus chinensis (Bra-

chidae).
Caryedon fuscus (Bruchidae)

Chrysomphalus rossi (Cocci-
dae).

Coccus viridis (Coccidae)

Dttcus cucurbitae (melon fly) _

Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Bos-

trichidae)."
Fiircaspisbiformis (Coccidae).

Lepidosaphes lasianthi (Cocci-
dae).

Lepidosaphes tubulorum (Coc-
cidae) .

J\fertila malayensis (Miridae)

Do

Do-

Myelois sp . (Pyralididae)

Odonaspis secretus (Coccidae) .

Orchidophilus atenimus (Cur-
culionidae).
Do

Do-

Orchidophilus peregrinator
(Curculionidae).

Bean
--.do

Serjania mexicana (bar-

basco).
Bean

Cocos nucifera (coconut) .

Palm .--
Legume.

Tamarindus indica (tama-
rind).

Phalacncpsis schUleriana
(orchid) .

Mitragyna rotundifolia

Cucumis satirus (cucum-
ber).

Derris scandens (derris)

Cymbidium finlaysonianum

(orchid) .
Codiaeum sp. (croton)_.

Hibiscus sp

Bendrobium taurinu m (or-
chid).

Phalaenopsis amabilis for-
chid).

Renanthera storiei (orchid).

Tamarindus indica (tama-
rind) .

Dincchloa scandens

Aerides crassifolium (or-
chid) .

Phalaenopsis amabilis (or-
chid).

Rhynchostylis retusa (or-
chid).

Renanthera sp. (orchid). .

Number of intercep-
tions in —

Collected in-

Pennsylvania.

Louisiana.

Do.

New York.
Louisiana.

New York.

Louisiana.

California.*
District of Co-
lumbia.

Do.
New York.

Do.

District of Co-
lumbia.

California.*

Pennsylvania.
Hawaii.*

Do.*

Do.*

New York.
California.*

New York.

District of Co-

lum.bia.
Washington.

District of Co-
lumbia.
California.*

Do.*

Do.*
Hawaii.*

District of Co-
lumbia.
Hawaii.*

California.*

Hawaii.*

California.*

54

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE [July 1937

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin and
name of pest

1

%

S

1

i

Collected in—

Philippines— Continued

Insects— Continued.

OrchidopkUus sp. (Curculiou-

Orchid (several genera)

- ---do

Vanda sanderiana (orchid)

Vanda joaguimiae (orchid)

- .do- -

3

4

1

1

1
1
2
1

6
10

Cahfornia.

idae).
Do

1

Hawaii.*

Orthaea pallicornis (Lygaei-

dae).
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus

California.*
Do.*

(Coccidae).
Do

Hawaii.*

Do- - ---

Va nda teres (orchid)

.do

1
2

' i"

2

- --

---

California.*

Do

Hawaii*

Do-

Vanda sp. (orchid)

Citrus aurantifolia (lime)

...-! Do. *

Parlatoria ziziphus (Coccidae).

1
1
1

1
1

Washington.

Do-

Citrus limonia (lemon)

California.*

Prays citri (Philippine orange
moth.)
Do

do

Do.*

CMr us sinensis (orange)...

Do.*

Prays sp. (Hjrponomeutidae)

Citrus limonia (lemon)

Do.*

Pseudaonidia curculiginis

Grammatophyllum specio-

sum (orchid).
do

1
1

Do.*

Hawaii.*

Virginia.

Hawaii.*

(Coccidae).
Do . .

Pseudobothrideres quadratifer

(Colydiidae).
Pseudococcus lilacinusiCocci-

Dracontomelum dao (dao)

(log).
Citrus grandis (pomelo) .

1
1

dae).
Do --

Dendrobium aggregatum
(orchid) .

Dendrobium crumenatum
(orchid).

Dendrobium dearei (or-
chid).

Dendrobium findlayanum
(orchid).

Dendrobium macrophyllum
(orchid) .

Dendrobium merrillii (or-
chid).

Dendrobium sanderae (or-
chid).

Dendrobium sanderae par-
viflorum (orchid).

Dendrobium sp (orchid)

1
1

3
1

1
1

Do.*

Do

California.*

Do

Do.*

Do

Hawaii.*

Do .... ....

Do.*

Do .

1

Do.*

Do

Do.*

Do

1

1
1

Do.*

Do

Do.*

Do

Oncidium sphacelatum (or-
chid).

Phalaenopsis amabilis (or-
chid).

Rhynchostylis retusa (or-
chid).

Vanda sanderiana (orchid) -

Derris scandens (derris)...-

Phalaenopsis amabilis (or-
chid).

Phalaenopsis grandi flora
(orchid).

Citrus aurantifolia (lime) - .

1

1

1
3

1

Do.*

Do

California.*

Do

Hawaii.*

Do

California.*

Sinoxylon anale (Bostrichi-

New York.

dae).
Vinsonia stellifera (Coccidae) .

Do

1

California.*

Do.'

Diseases:

Bacterium citri .

1

Do.*

Colletotrichum macrosporum

Cypripedium haynaldia-
num (orchid).

Phalaenopsis amabilis (or-
chid).

Phalaenopsis aphrodite (or-
chid).

Phalaenopsis schilleriana
(orchid).

Phalaenopsis amabilis (or-
chid).

Phalaenopsis schilleriana
(orchid).

Vanda sanderiana (orchid) -

1
1
2

3

1

Do.*

Colletotrichum orchidearum

4
2
2
2
?

Do.*

Do

Do.*

Do

Do.*

Oloeosporium affine

Do.*

Do

Do.*
Do.*

Do

Junel9.?8]

SERVICE A2sD REGULATORY A:S^X0UNCEMENTS

55

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

(All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Country of origin and
name of pest

Philippines— Continued

Diseases— Continued.
Gloeosporium cinctum.

Host

Macrophoma oncidii

Physalospora or chid ear um .
Do..

Tilletia horrida

VoluteUa albido-pila.

Dendrobium taurinum (or-
chid).

Pkalaenopsis schiUeriana
(orchid) .

Pkalaenopsis amabilis (or-
chid).

Pkalaenopsis apkrodite (or-
chid).

Oryza safiva (rice)

Pkalaenopsis sp. (orchid)-.

PiTCAiEN Island

Insects:

Parlatoria cinerea (Coccidae).
Do

Poland

Insects:

Aelia rostrata (Pentatomidae)

Apkanus lynceu-s (Lygaeidae).
Apion pomonae (Curculioni-

dae).
Beosiis maritimus (Lygaeidae)

Calyptonotus rolandri (Lygae-
idae).

Ceutorhynchus sp. (Curcu-
lionidae) .

Lecanium coryli (Coccidae) ..

Do

Mesocerus marginatum (Corei-
dae).

Palomena viridissima (Penta-
tomidae) .
RhyparochTomus chiragra (Ly-
gaeidae) .
Sciaphilus muricatus (Curcu-

lionidae).
Scolopostethus affinis (Lygaei-
dae).

Sehirus bicolor (Cydnidae)

Sehirus morio (Cydnidae)

Diseases:

Ditylenchus dipsaci

F'usidadium depressum

Hendersonia pecki

Citrus limonia Oemou) .
Citrus sinensis (orange).

Number of intercep-
tions in —

With packing on grapes

and Corylus.
do

Vicia sp. (vetch)

With packing on grapes

and Corylus.
do

Brassica oleracea capitata.
Salix retusa

Tilia cordata cordifolia

Straw and moss packing
around Corylm, grape,
and Juglans cuttings.

With packing on grape
and Corylus cuttings.

do

Packing

With packing on grape
and Corylm cuttings.

do

do

Phomopsis juglandina

Urocystis occulata

Urocystis tritici

Verticilliodockinm tubercula-
rioides.

PORTUG.iL

Insects:

Apion pomonae (Curculioni-

dae).
Paris laticoUis (Curculioni-

dae).
Bruckus rufipes (Bruchidae).
Do

Solanum tuberosum

Anethum graveolens (dill).
Lonicera sp..

Julians regia (English

walnut) .

Secale cereale (rye)

Triticum aestivum (wheat).
Juglans regia (English

walnut) .

Vicia sp. (vetch) |

Brassicarapa (turnip) j.

Vicia sp. (vetch) .
do

Collected in—

California.

Do.*

Do.*

Do.*

New York.
Cahfornia.'

New York.
Do.

District of Co-
lumbia.
Do.
New York.

District of Co-
lumbia.
Do.

New York.

District
lumbia.
Do.
Do.

Do.

Co-

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.
Do.

Do.
New York.
District of Co-
lumbia.
New York.

Do.
Do.
Do.

Do.

Pennsylvania

Louisiana.
New York.

56

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE Uuly 1937

List, hy countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[AH findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Number of intercep-
tions in —

Country of origin and
name of pest

Host

Portugal— Continued

Insects— Continued.

Cerafifis capitata (Mediter-
ranean fruitfly) .

Do

Do

Ceutorhynchus sp. (Curculi-
onidae).

Do

Laspeyresia splendana (Ole-
threutidae).

Do

Myeloissp. (Pyralididae)

PsyUiodes chrysocephala

(Chrysomelidae).
Diseases:

Uromyces fabae

Puerto Rico
Insects:

Anastrepha mombinpraeop-
tans (Trypetidae).
Do

Anastrepha suspensa (Try-
petidae).

Anastrepha sp. (Trypetidae)-

Do

Do

Aonidiella cocotiphagus (Coc-
cidae).

Do

Do

Do

Cylas formicarius (sweetpo-
tato weevil).
Do

Euscepes postfasciatus (West
Indian sweetpotato wee-
vil).
Frankliniella in su lar is

(thrips) .
Haplothrips gotvdeyi (thrips)..

Do

Do

Lyctus caribeanus (Lyctidae) .

Do

Maruca testulalis (bean pod
borer) .

Do

Morganella longispina (Cocci-

dae).
Myelois sp. (P\Talididae)

Do

Pectinophora gossypiella (pink
boll worm).

Pinnaspis minor strachani
(Coccidae).

Pseudischr.aspis bonreyi (Coc-
cidae).

Stephanoderes guatemalensis
(Scolytidae).

Stephanothrips occidentalis
(thrips).

Taeniothrips simplex (gladio-
lus thrips).

Citrus nobilis deliciosa (tan-
gerine) .

Citrus sinensis (orange)

--..do

Brassica rapa (turnip)

Raphanus sativus (radish) .
Castanea sp. (chestnut)

---.do

Tamarindus indica (tama-
rind.
Raphanus sativus (radish).

Vicia sp. (vetch).

Alangifera indica (mango) .

Spondias cytherea (jobo de

la India) .
Psidium guajava (guava).-

Achras sapota (sapodilla) - .
Psidium guajava (guava)..
Spondias cytherea (golden

apple) .
Cocos micifera (coconut)....

.do

Mangifera indica (mango) .

Spondias cytherea (golden
apple).

Ipomoea batatas (sweetpo-
tato).

do

-do.

Gerbera sp.

Dahlia sp

Gerbera sp

Gladiolus sp

Cola acuminata (kola)

Smilax sp. (greenbrier)

Cajanus indicus (pigeon

pea).
Phaieolussp. (string bean)
Spondias cytherea (vi-apple)

Tamarindus indica (tama-
rind),
----do

Gossypium sp. (cotton-
seed) .

Annona muricata (sour-
sop).

Annona chtriinola (cheri-
moya) .

Ochroma lagopus (balsa)...

Grias cauliflora .
Gladiolus sp

Collected in-

Alabama.

Do.

New York.

Do.

Do.
California.*

New York.
Massachusetts

New York.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Florida.*
New York.
Do.

Do.

Texas.
New York
Do.

Louisiana.

New York.
Do.

Pennsylvania.

Do.
Do.
Do.

New York.
Do.
Do.

Pennsylvania.
New York.

Do.

Pennsylvania.
New York.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Pennsylvania.

June 1988 1

SERVICE AXD REGULATORY AXXOUXCEMENTS

57

List, hy countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[AU findings marke/d with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Country of origin and
name of pest

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in —

Puerto Rico— Continued

Insects — Continued. i

Targionia sacchari (Coccidae)- i

Trionymus sacchari (Cocci-
dae).
llnsonia stellifera (Coccidae).
Diseases:

Ceratostomella fimbriata

Colleiotrichum cajani^ . .

Ditylenchus intermedius

Puccinia urbaniana

Rotylenchus bradys

Septoria rosicola

Uredo jatrophicola

Do

Saccharum officinarum

(sugarcane) . •
--..do

Saba
Insects:

Targionia hartii (Coccidae). .

St. Kitts
Insects:

Asterolecanhi m mHiaris Ion-
gum (Coccidae).
Targionia hartii (Coccidae). .

St. Lucia
Insects:

Lepidosaphes lasianihi (Coc-
cidae) .

St. Vincent
Insects:

Euscepes postfasciatus (West
Indian sweetpotato wee-
vil).
Diseases:

Ceratostomella Umbriata

Citrus sp

Ipomoea batatas (sweetpo-
tato).
Cajanus indicus (pigeon
pea).

Dioscorea sp. (yam)

Stachytarpheta jamaicensis.

Dioscorea sp . (yam)

Bosa sp

Jatropha gossypifolia

Jatropha sp

Dioscorea sp (yam) .

Bamboo

Dioscorea sp. (yam).

Codiaeum sp. (croton).

Ipomoea batatas (sweetpo-
tato).

do

Salvador

Insects: |

Aspidiotus destructor (Coc- |

cidae) .
Heilipussp. (Curculionidae).

Platynofa rostrana (Tortri-
cidae).

Scotland |

Insects:

Agriotes sp. (Elateridae) !

Do

Apion craccae (Curculioni- I
dae). I

Apion pomonae (Curculioni- ;.
dae).

Do

Bruchus luteicornis (Bruchi-

dae)
Brudhus rufipes (Bruchidae) .

Do

Do

Do

Do

Bruchus sp. (Bruchidae)

Ceutorhynchus pleurostigma
(turnip gall weevil).

Cocos nucifera (coconut)...

Manihot esculent a (cas-
sava) .
Grass

Radicula amoracia (horse-
radish) .

Sotanum tuberosum .

Vicia sp. (vetch)

.do.

do.
.do-

Secale ctreale (rye)

Vicia hirsuta (hairy vetch),

Vicia sp. (vetch)

do

--..do

.do-

Brassica rapa (turnip) ,

Collected in-

New York.

District of Co-
lumbia.
New York.

Do.

Do.

Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.

Do.

Do.
Do.

Pennsylvania.

Massachusetts.

Do.

California.*

Do. *
Texas.

Massachusetts.

Pennsylvania.
Alabama.

Do.

New York.
Do.

Louisiana.
New York.
Alabama.
Louisiana.
New York.
Alabama.
New York.

58

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE [July 1937

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June SO, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Country of origin and
name of pest

Host

Number of intercep-
tions in —

Collected in—

ScOTLANi>— Continued

Insects— Continued.

Cotsophora sp. (Coleophori-

dae).
Forjicula auricularia (Euro-
pean earvv'ig) .
Gelechia ericetella (Gelechi-
idae).

Do

Lecanium coryli (Coccidae).-.

Do

Callvna vulgaris (healLier)
do

.do-

do.

Lochmaca suturaiis (Chryso-

melidae).
MicT-ilus ericae (Ciirculioni-
dae).

Do

Do

Do

Myzus ornatus (aphid)

Orthotylus cricetorum (Miri-
dae) .

Scolopostethus affinis (Ly- \ do

gaeidae) .
Taeniothrips atratus (thrips)

Do

Do

Do

Taeniofhrips ericae (thrips)..

Do

Do .

Thrips flai'u^ (thrips)

Ulopa reticulata (Cicadelli
dae) .
Disonses:

Mycosphaerella fragariae

_-.-do

PopuliLS balsamifera varie-

gata.
Ribes roiundi folium _.
Calluna vulgaris (heather)

Sedum sp. (stonecrop)

Calluna rulgaris (heather) .

Oidium hortevsioe

Uromyces fabae

Vermicularia trichella.

SlAM

Insects:

Eurytoma sp. (Eurytoraidae).

Diseases:

Gloeosporium ajjfine

Do.---

Gloeosporium cinctvm

Glomerella cincta

Physalospora orchidearum.

Society Islands

Insects:
Tineid.

Fi-agaria sp. (strawberry) . .

Hydrangea sp

Viciasp. (vetch)

Iledera helix (English ivy).

Vanda denisoniana (or-
chid).

Saccolabium gigantenm il-

lustre.
Vanda caerulea (orchid)...
Cymhidium loicii (orchid) -

Orchid

Cymbidivm lo'rianum (or-
chid).

Barringtonia specinsa.

South East Africa

Insects:

Ceratifis capitata (Mediter-
ranean f ruitfly) .

Spain-
Insects:

Ceratitis capitata (Mediter-.
ranean fruitfly).
Do...

Cirrus sinensis (oransfo).

New YorK.

Pennsylvania.

New York.

Pennsylvania.
District of Co-
lumbia.
Do.
New York.

Maryland.

Michigan.
New York.
Pennsylvania.
Massachusetts.
Pennsylvania.

New York.

Maryland.

Massachusetts.

New York.

Pennsylvania.

INIaryland.

Michigan.

New York.

Do.

Do.

District of Co-
lumbia.
Massachusetts.
New York.
Do.

California.

Do.'

Do.*
Do.*

New York.

California.*

District of Co-
lumbia.

Texas.

Do.
New York.

June 1938 J

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

59

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to Jane 30, 1938^

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Number of intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin and i xT^cf
name of pest \ '^^^^

i
i

o

o

■3

03

£
1

1

S

CO

Collected in—

Spain— Continued

Insects— Continued.

Chrysom'phaJufi dicivospermi

Citrus limonia (lemon) .

1

var. (Coccidae).
Do

Citrus sinensis .. .

1
1

Texas.

Pcrlatoria ziziphus (Coccidae)

Citrvs limonia

California.*

Diseases:

Botrvtis aliii

Allium ccpa (onion)

1

1

New York.

Puccinia allii . _

Allium sativum (sailic) _. i

Piicciniaaiigustata, .

Scirpus sp. (bulrush)

Palm

2

Do.

Straits Settlemexts

Insects:

Aspidiotuspalmne (Coccidae)

1

....
1

Massachusetts.

Ceratitis sp. (Trj-petidae)

Parlatoria pergandii var.

Capsicum annuum

Citrus grandis (pomelo) . .

— -

---

Pennsylvania.
Massachusetts.

(Coccidae).
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus

Orchid

1
1

Do.

(Coccidae).
Do

Vanda cooveri (orchid)

Hawaii.*

Do

Vanda hookeriana (orchid)
Vanda sp. (orchid)

1
1

Do.*

Do--

---

1

Do.*

ParMorin ziziphiis (Coc-

Citrus grandis (pomelo)

cidae).
Dol

Citrus limonia (lemon) .

i

Prays sp. (Hyponomeutidae)

Citrus grandis (pomelo)

Pennsvlvania

Diseases:

Bacterium citri

Citrus aurantifoUa (lime)

Do.

Do

Citrus grandis (pomelo)

Do.

Do

Citrus limonia (lemon)

^Massachusetts

Bacterium lachrymans . .

Cucurbita pepo (pumpkin) _
Citrus limonia (lemon)

Maryland.

Septoria citri .

1

New York.

Sumatra
Insects:

Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus

Dendrobium sp. rorchid).-.

1
1

District of Co-

(Coccidae).
Stephanoderes hampei (coffee

Coffeo sp. .

lumbia.
New York.

berry borer) .

SWEDEX

Insects:

Ernobius abietis (Anohiidae)-.

Picea excelsa (Norway

spruce).
Pinus sp. (pine)_._ ..

1

Do.

Leucaspis loewi (Coccidae). ..

1

District of Co-

Diseases:

Aphelenchoides parietinus

Daucus carota (carrot)

.--.

1
1

lumbia.
Texas.

Do--_

Solanum tuberosum

Alabama.

Chrysomyxa pyrolae

Picea excelsa (Norway

spruce).
Solanum tuberosum

1

New York.

Ditylenchu^ dipsaci .

1
1

California.*

Do

. -do -

Pennsylvania.

Ilendersonia pecki

Lonicera tatarica (Tata-

rian honej'suckle) .
Juniperus sp. (juniper)

1
1

District of Co-

Lophodermium jttniperinum.

""i"

lumbia.
^Massachusetts.

Phomopsis aucubae

Aucuba sp

New York.

Phragmotrichum chailleti

Picea excelsa (Norway

spruce) .
do

2

2

1

Do.

Sporonema strobilinum. . . .

Do.

Thecopsora padi

do

Do.

Switzerland
Insects:

Acalvpta marginata (Tingit-

Packing for pear cuttings

1

District of Co-

idae).
Bruchus rufipes (Bruchidae)..

T'zcJa pp. (vetch^i ...

2

lumbia.
New York.

Frankliniella intonsa (thrips).
Laspeyrcsia splendana (Ole-
threutidae).
Do

N'arcissus sp

1
1

Do.

Castanea sp. (chestnut)

California.*

do

1

New York.

60

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE I July 1937

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Country of origin and
name of pest

Switzerland— Continued

Diseases:

Phyllosticta ruborum

Pucciniastrum myrtilli

Sporonema strobilinum

Uromyces fabae

Syria
Insects:

Bruchus deuHpes (Bruchidae).
Lepidosaphes ficus (Coccidae)..
Parlatoria oleae (Coccidae)

Tr ans-Jordan

Insects:

Phloeotribus scarabaeoides
(Scolytidae).

Trinidad
Insects:

Anastrepha sp. (Trypetidae) .

Asterolecanium aureum (Coc-
cidae).

Asterolecanium miliaris (Coc-
cidae) .

Asterolecanium miliaris Ion-
gum (Coccidae).

Ceroputo barberi (Coccidae) ._.

Furcaspis biformis (Coccidae).

Marmara sp. (Gracilariidae)-.
Do

Ortheziapraelonga (Coccidae).
Pinnaspis minor strachani
(Coccidae).
Do ..._

Diseases:

Cerotelium desmium

Colletotrichum truncatum

Mycosphaerella citrullina

Turkey
Insects:

Bostrichus capucinus (Bos-

trichidae).
Bruchus rufipes (Bruchidae) -.

Callirhytis glandium (Cynip-

idae).
Troqoxylon impressum (Lye-
tidae).
Diseases:

A nguina tritici

Uromyces loti,.

Uganda
Insects:

Pectinopho^a gossypir'la (pink

bollworm).
Stephanoderes hampei (coffee

berry borer).

Union of South Africa

Insects:

Ceratitissp. (Trypetidae)

Do.

Host

Rubus sp. (raspberry).
Azalea sp

Picea sp. (spruce)

Mciasp. (vetch)

Viciafaba (broadbean). .
Ficus sp

Malus sytvestris (apple)..

Olea europaen (olive).

Mangifera indica (mango) .
Oncidiu m sp. (orchid)

Bamboo-

_do

Beaumontia randiflora

(heralds-trumpet) .
Cattleya sp. (orchid)

Citrus grandis (grapefruit).
Citrus sinensis (orange)....

Bontia daphnoides

Muntingia glabra

Roystonea regia (royal
palm).

Gossypium barbadense (Sea-
Island cotton).
Phaseolus sp. (string bean)
Cucumis sativus (cucum-
ber).

Glycyrrhiza glabra (licorice)
Legume seed

Quer cu s sp. (valonia)

Glycyrrhiza glabra (licorice)

Triticum aestivum (wlieat)
Lotus sp

Gossypium sp. (seed C!)t-

ton).
Coffea sp. (coffee)

Malus sylvestris (apple) .
Pyrus communis (pear)

Number of intercep-
tions in —

i Collected in-

Maryland.
New York.

Do.

Do.

Do.
Washington.
New York.

Do.

Do.
District of Co-
lumbia.
New York.

Do.

Do.

District of Co-
lumbia.
Texas.

Pennsylvania.
New York.
Puerto Eico.

District of Co-
lumbia.

New York.

Texas.
Pennsylvania.

New York.

District of Co-
lumbia.
New York.

Do.

District of Co
lumbia.
Do.

New York.
Do.

Do.
Texas.

June 1938]

SERVICE AXD REGULATORY AXNOUXCEMEXTS

61

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued
(All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspectionl

Host

Number of intercep-
tion sin—

Country of origin and
name of pest

O

'5

1
1

■e

■32

Collected in—

Union of South Africa— Con.

Insects— Continued.

Chionaspis subnudatn (Coc-
cidae) .
Do

1

1

1

11

1

Huernia kirkii. ... _ . .

^...

_...

Do.*

Co .-

Stapelia peglerae.

Ornithogulum thyrsoides

(chinkerichee).
do -.

Do.*

Frankliniella schultzei (thrips)

New York

Do.

Haploth rips nigricornis

(thrips).
Do

Erica sp. (heath)

Do

Ornithogalum thyrsoides

13
|1

Do

do

Vitissp. (grape)

Ornithogalum thyrsoides

4

Do.

tine ant).

Do.

lionidae).
Taeniothrips fumosa (thrips)-,
Tortricid

It

Do

-- --do

1
1
I

Do.
Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Marvland

Do

Prunus domestica (plum)..
Vitis sp. (grape)

Ornithogalum thyrsoides

Cydonia oblonga (quince) -

Do

Diseases:

ipheleiichus avenae

1

TIeterosporiu m ornithogali

Ornithogalum thyrsoides

3
6
1
3
4
2
3
4

Do - -

do

do

do

Do

^Minnesota

Do - -

1

Do

-- do .

Penn^vlvania

Puccinia ornithogali thyrsoides.
Do

Do .

do

do

do

do

do

...___

Maryland.
Massachusetts.

Do

51

New York

Do

9

Pennsylvania.
New York.

Uromyees limonii^ . _ _

Limonlum sp. (sea-laven-
der).

Rosa sp---

1

Union of Soviet Socialist
Republics
Insects:

^legastigmus aculeatus (Calli-

1

District of Co-

niomidae).
Diseases:

Fvsidadium depressiim.. .. .

Foeniculum sp. (fennel). ..

Allium satinmi (garlic)

Cattleya sp. (orchid)

Orchid

1
1

1

1
4

1
1

1

1

i

1

1
1

2

1

lumbia.
New York.

Uruguay
Diseases:

Ditylenchus dispacl

Do

Venezuela
Insects:

Anchonussp. (Curculionidae)

District of Co-

Do

lumbia.
Do

Eurytoma orchidearum (or-

Cattleya sp. (orchid)

Orchid

Do

chid fly) .
Do _

Do

Exptochiomera formosa (Lv-

Cattleya sp. (orchid)

do .-- -.

Do.

gaeidae) .
Furcaspis biformis (Coccidae)-

California. *

District of Co-
lumbia.

Hawaii.*

Puerto Rico.

District of Co-
lumbia.

New York.

California.*

District of Co-
lumbia.
Puerto Rico.

Do

do

Do

Epidendrum sp. (orchid)..

Orchid ....

do

do

Cattleya sp. (orchid)

do

Orchid

1

i

Do

Iridomyrmex iniqiius (ant)_ .

Do

Iridomyrmex iniquKS nigella

(.ant).
Do

Do

1

62

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE Uuly 1937

List, by countries, of pests collected and reported from July 1, 1937, to June 30, 1938,

inclusive — Continued

[All findings marked with an asterisk indicate State inspection]

Country of origin and
name of pest

Venezuela— Continued

Insects— Continued.

Stephanoderes gvatemalensis

(Scolytidae) .
Tenthecoris bicolor (Miridae)„.

Do_
Do.
Tineid.
Do-
Do.

Diseases:

CoUetotrichum orchidcarn m...

Virgin Islands

Insects:

Targionia hartii (Coccidae)...

Wales
Insects:

Ceutorhynchus sp. (Curcu-
lionidae) .

Do

Do

Neotylenchus abulbosus.
Pratylenchus pratensis..

West Africa
Insects:

Brnchypeplus rubidus (Niti-
dulidae) .
Diseases:

Schizophyllum commune

Yugoslavia
Insects:

Chrysomphaius dictyo>sperm,t

var. CCoccidae).
Laspeyresia splendann (Ole-

threutidae) .
Pyrausta nubUalis (European

corn borer) .
Taeniothrips dianthi (thrips)..
Diseases:

Gloeodes poraigena

Unknown Origin

Insects:

Aonidiella cocotiphagus (Coc-
cidae).

Ceratitis capitata (Alediter-
ranean fruitfiy) .

Dinodcrus pilifrons (Bostri-
chidae).

Metamasius sericeus (silky
cane weevil).

Myelois sp. (Pyralididae)

Perkinsiella saccharicida (su-
garcane leaf hopper) .
Trypetid

Diseases:

Bacterium citri.
Do

Host

Poinciana regia (flamboy-
ant).
CatUeyasY). (orchid)

Orchid

___.do

Catfleya mossiae (orchid).

Cattleya sp

do

Catfleya sp. (orchid).

Bioscorea sp. (j'am)

Brassica campestris (ruta-
baga).
Brassica rapa Cturnip)

do :

.._- do

Solarium tuberosum.

Lovea klaineana (African
walnut( (log).

Khaya worensis (African
mahogany) (log).

Nerium oleander (oleander)
Castaneasip. (chestnut).. _.
7ea mays (corn)

Dianthus sp. (carnation) . .
Malus sylvestris (apple) ...

Number of intercep-
tions in—

Cycad leaf

On pier among 3 pounds of

oranges.
Bamboo cane

Banana debris.

Punica granatum (pome-
granate) .
In quarters of Clipper

Heliconia sp, (wild plan-
tain) .

Citrus aurantifolia (lime)
Citrus sinensis (orange). ,

Collected in-

Pennsylvania.

District ''of Co-
lumbia.
Do.
Pufrto Rico.
California.* , £3

Do.*
District of Co-
lumbia.

Do.

New^York.

Washington.

New Yoi'k.
Texas.

Do.
Penusylvanirt .

New^York.
Do.

Do.
Pennsylvania.
Illinois.
New York.

Do.

Do.

Do.
Washington.
Louisiana.
New York.
Hawaii.*
Louisiana.

Washington.
Do.

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