THE INSECTS OF NEW JERSEY. 



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PEZOMACHUS Grav. 



P. dimidiatus Cress. New York (Ashm) and probably New Jersey. 



P. meabilis Cress. Staten Island (Ds). 



P. obscurus Cress. Type locality in New Jersey (Cress). 



P. uniformis D. T. (unicolor Cress.) Massachusetts to Delaware (Cress) 

 and surely New Jersey. 



P. tantillus Cress. Riverton V, 17 (Jn). 



P. insolitus How. A parasite of the white-marked tussock moth. 



P. minimus Walsh. Parasitic on the army worm. 



APTESIS Forst. 

 A. micropterus Say. A parasite of the currant worm. 



HEMITELES Grav. 



H. tenellus Say. Long Island (Ashm) and probably New Jersey. 

 H. utilis Norton. Jamesburg, parasitic on "Anisota senatoria" 



also on "Papilio cresphontes" and "Lophyrus abietis." 

 H. laticinctus Ashm. Parasitic on the army worm. 

 H. lycaenae How. A parasite on "Lycsena pseudargiolus." 

 H. nemativorus Walsh. A parasite of the currant worm. 



H. thyridopterigis Riley. 

 (Syneches) Throughout 

 the State, a parasite of 

 the common bag-worm. 



H. columbiae Vier. Reared 

 from "Pimpla inquisitori- 

 ella"; n. n. for "arneri- 

 cana" How., not Ashm. 



H. meteori How. (Bathy- 



thrix) Reared from 

 "Meteorus communis." 



(Sm); 





Fig. 256. Bag worm parasite, Hemiteles thyridop- 

 terigis: a, male; b, female; c, cut through 

 bag to show the cocoons of the para- 

 site: all enlarged. 



H. pimplae How. Another hyperparaslte on "P. inquisitoriella." 

 H. orgyiae Ashm. Reared from the common tussock moth. 



/ENOPLEX Forst. 



XE. betulaecola Ashm. (Acnoplix) Jamesburg (Sm); bred from "Acron- 

 ycta betulae." 



ACROLYTA Forst. 



A. aletise Ashm. (Isodromas) Parasitic on "Apanteles aletiae." 

 A. empretiae Ashm. A parasite on the saddle-back caterpillar. 

 A. mesochori Ashm. Reared from "Apanteles congregatus." 

 A. smerinthi Ashm. Bred from caterpillar of "Smerinthus geminatus" at 

 New Brunswick (Sm); a mss. name. 



