A Chech-List oj the Coccklce. 



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1.35. ulicis, Dough 



136. ulmi, DniKjI. 



137. socins, Neicst. 



138. pergandei, Ckll. 



Nearctic. 

 1.39. yuccte. Cog. 



s. mexicanus, CMl. 



140. helianthi, GUI. 



Neotropical. 

 139;i. vuccie V. barberi, CMl. 

 Oriental. 



141. mangiferfc, Green. 



Atistralia. 



142. casuarina?, 31as1c. 



143. nivalis. J/a.^tA'. 



New Zealand. 



144. asteli^, Mask. 



Oudablis, Sign. 



(Tetrura, Licht.) 



145. quadricaiulata, ^7^/??. 



146. rubi, Zyic/it. 



147. lauri, Boisd. 



148. picea?, Lw. 



Dactylop/us, Costa. 



Palceardic. 



149. alaterni, Sign. 



150. caricus. (JeHn. 



151. ceratonias, Sign. 



152. citri, Boisd. 



s. destructor. Gomst. 

 ? s. farinosus, DeG. 

 s. phyllocorcus. Ashm. 

 s. brevispinns, I'arg, p.p. 



153. flcus, Sign. 



154. indirus. Sign. 



155. lavandulje, Sign. 



156. roblniffi, Sign. 



157. viburni, Sign. 



158. vitis. Nial. 



159. walkeri, Neivst. 



775. hibernicus, Newst. 



776. radicum, iVewi*?.* 



Patria incerta. 

 100. adonidum, i>. 



s. longispinus, Ttu-g. 

 ? .s. coffeje, Lederm. 

 s. longifllis, Gomst. 



161. bromelite, Bondie. 



162. cyperi, <S%)i. 



163. hoycB, Sign. 



164. liliacearum, Bouchd. 



165. maniillarice, Btmche. 



166. perrisii, .Sk/»- 



167. pteridis, aSj^?!. 



168. tuliparum, BoucM. 



169. Lheobromffi, Dougl. 



170. zamiffi, Lucas. , 



171. crawii, Cog- 



172. ryani, (70^. 



173. ephedrte, Goq. 



174. trifolii, Forbes. 



175. sorghiellus, Forbes; 



176. aphyllonis, C^-iL 

 1. ? pose, Thos. 



177. virgatus, Ci-ZL 



r. farinosus, GHl. 

 V. humilis, Gkll. 



178. segregatus, Gkll. 



179. simplex, Ckll. 



180. brevipes, CfcW. 



181. nipas, Mask 



182. fllamentosus, CfcH. 



183. sol an i, Ckll. 



V. atriplicis, Gkll. 



184. townsendi, Gkll. 



V. steelii, Gkll. and 2\cns. 



185. sacchari, Gkll. 



* I believe that the form described by Newstead as the second stage of 

 V. radicum is a distinct species, and a true Ripersia. It cannot well be doubted 

 that it is, in fact, the long-lost Coccus halophiius. Hardy, which must be called 

 Ripersia halophila. 



