THE MONTHLY BULLETIN. 95 



From Manila — 



('tihiiidrti o;-//~/« in broom corn seed. 



From New Jersey — 



Anpidiottis sp. on juniper. 



From Florida — 



J'h(iiiu)i>sis rilri and Lcpidosaphes heclcil on grapefruit. 



From Porto Rico — 



J'homupsis citri and Lcpidosaphes heckii on grapefruit. 



LOS ANGELES STATION. 



Horticultural Imports. Parcels. 



Ships inspected IS 



Passed as free from pests 40.837^ 



P"'umigated 407 



Destroyed 1^ 



Returned O" 



Contraband 



Total parcels horticultui'al products for the month 50.240 



Pests intercepted. 

 From England — 



[Jridsoinii lanigcra and Lcpidosaphes ulnti on trained apple trees. 



From Florida — 



/.schiiaspis longirostris, Lcpidosaphes heckii and Phomopsis citri on pomelos. 



From Holland — 



A.siiitliotiiii pcrnieiosus on trained apples. 



From Japan — 



Alci/rodes citri on gardenias. 

 Unidentified borers in flowiM-ing prunes. 

 HcDiichioiiaspis aspidi.s-tnr on Aspidistra lurida. 

 I'sciidaonidia pwoniw on camellias. 



From Louisiana — 



J's( iitlococcus sp. on orchids. 



From Ohio— 



i'iviida eggs on berry i)lants. 

 TTnidentified borers on berry plants. 

 Phylloxera vastatrix on grapevines. 



From Oregon — 



Aspiiliotus pcrnieiosus on peach trees. 



From Pennsylvania — 



('< yiiiiipliis lataniw, Chri/'irimphahis aiirantii and Orthezia insignis on palms. 



From Washington — 



Eriosoma lanigera on apple trees. 



SAN DIEGO STATION. 



Horticultural Imports. Parcels. 



Ships inspected 24 



Passed as free from pests 2,002 



Fumigated , . 2 



Destroyed 3 



Returned 1 



Contraband 1 



Total parcels horticultural products for the month 2,009 



Pests Intercepted. 

 From Missouri — 



Aphin sorM on apple trees. 



EUREKA STATION. 

 Horticultural Imports. 



Ships inspected 9 



Passed as free from pests T 



SANTA BARBARA STATION. 



No report. . 



