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Heterogenea textula [flexuosa], 264. 

 Heteroiiiorphus, 'l\vroglyphii8, 254-260. 

 Heteroptera, 198-199, 200. 

 Hickory, Phylloxera carveecaulis 287. 

 Hickt)ry-steiu gall-loiiso, 287. 

 Hickory tussock-moth, 264. 

 Hicks, 'l., citt'd, 177. 

 Hippodamia coiivergens, 282. 

 hirticiila. Lachiiosterna, 268. 

 Hister, Hypopi on, 257, 

 Histoire naturelle g<Sn(Srale et particu- 

 liero des Crustac^s et des Insectes 

 (Latreille), cited, 240. 

 histrionic:!, Mnrgantia, 280, 287. 

 Holmes, Jerome, insects from, 286. 

 Homoptera, iujmions to the ap{)le- 

 tree, list of, 270-271 ; species treated 

 of, 2C0-233, 

 Honey-bees, arsenic in blossoms, effect 

 on, 117. 

 examined for arsenic, 118. 

 experiments of Prof. Cook, 118. 

 experiments of Prof. Webster, 117- 



118, 122-124. 

 killed by arsenical spraying of 



blossoms, 122-124 

 legislation to protect them, 119. 

 Hooker, C. M., insects from, 205. 

 Hopkins-Rnmsey cited, 127, 135, 147, 



178, 250. 

 Horn, G. H., cited, 197. 

 Horned-bugs, 274. 

 Horn-tail borer, 279. 

 Horse-chestnut: insects injurious to, 

 Mytilaspis pomorum, 202. 

 Orgyia lencostigma, 124. 

 Hoskins, T. H., cited, 250. 

 House fly, Hypopi on, 257, 

 House plants infested by white scale, 



203. 

 Hovey's Magazine of Horticulture 



cited, 248. 

 Howard, L. O., cited, 133, 167, 178, 202, 

 210, 223, 226, 232, 233, 249, 256; 

 on San Jos6 scale, 210, 223, 229, 

 231. 

 Howard-Marlatt, cited, 233. 

 Howell, George H., insects from, 285. 

 Hubbard, H. G., cited, 249. 

 Humbug insect cure, 282. 

 Hinnming-bird moth, 280. 

 Humphreys, H. W. N., cited, 145. 

 hungaricus, Ascalaphus, 239. 

 Hunt, T. F., cited, 10:). 

 hyalinatn, Eudioptis, 134-138. 

 Margaronia [Eudioptis]. 135. 

 Phalajna [Eudioptis], 134, 

 Pyralis [Eudioptis], 134. 

 hyalinatalis, Phacellnra [Eudioptis 

 hyal-nata],134. 

 Phakellura [Eudioptis hyalinata], 

 134, 135. 

 Hyatt-Arms, cited, 241, 250. 

 Hybernia defoliaria, 266. 

 tiliaria, 266. 



Hymenoptera, contributed, 284. 



injuring apple trees, 264. 



species treated of, 109-124. 

 Hymenorus obscurus, 269. 

 Hyperchiria lo, 265. 

 Hyperplatys maeulatus, 269. 

 Hyphantria cunea, 264. 



species, 264. 

 Hypopus, 256, 257, 258. 

 Hypothenemus dissimilis, 270. 



eiectus, 270. 



eru'litus, 270. 

 Hypsopygea [Pyralis] costalis, 145, 147. 



I 

 Icerya Purcliasi, 271, 

 Ichneumon-flies, 138, 

 Ichneumonids, 156. 

 Imago described of, 



Antispila nysstefoliella, 157. 

 Aspidiotusnerii, 204. 

 Aspidiotus perniciosus, 220-221. 

 Cecidomjia betulse, 164-165, 

 Chionaspis furfnrus, 202. 

 Chionaspispiuifolii, 203. 

 Diplosis eucumeris, 164-165. 

 Diplosis setigera, 168-169. 

 Eudioptis hyalinata, 137. 

 Endioy)tis uitidalis, 130. 

 Grapholitha interstinctana, 154. 

 Lina scripta, 184. 

 Mecyna reversalis, 144-145. 

 Monomorium Pharaonis, 110. 

 Mytilaspis pomorum, 201, 202. 

 Pulvinaria inuumerabilis, 204. 

 Pyralis costalis, 148. 

 Pyrausta futilalis, 141. 

 Thrips tabaci, 245. 

 Tischeria malifoliella, 160. 

 Tyroglypbns heteromorphus, 258. 

 Imbricated snout-beetle, 269. 

 imbricatus, Epicasrus, 269. 

 imbricornis, Prionus. 268. 

 immaculatus, Myrmeleon, 236, 237, 238, 



240. 

 incertum, Ela<)hidion, 284. 

 incertus [decumanu^j]. Melanotus, 267. 

 Inehbald, P., referred to, 163, 165. 

 Inda, Euphoria, 268. 

 Indian Euphoria, 268, 



meal moth, 267. 

 indigenella, Miueola, 121, 266, 



Phycis [Miueola], 266. 

 Infusoria, Tyroglyphus feeding on, 255. 

 ingeniosus, Myrmeleon, 238. 

 Injuries by, Anthrenus scrophulariee, 

 173. 

 Antispila nyssa?foliella, 157, 

 ants in lawns, 115. 

 Aspidiotus nerii, 204. 

 Aspidiotus perniciosus, 206. 

 Blissus leucopterus, 198. 

 Cecidomvia betulse, 162-163. 

 Chionaspis furfurus, 202, 203. 

 Chionaspis pinifolii, 203. 

 Crioceris asparagi, 178. 



