ANOPLURA. 



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I [G. HI. Hemichionaspis theee. Male and Female Puparia on Tea-leaf, 

 natural size and magnified. (Aftei G 



Lifehistory. — The female scales are usually found on the 

 branches of older bushes and are so like the bark that they are 

 difficult to distinguish. The white fluted male scales are often 

 seen in little colonies on leaves, where they are conspicuous. 



Foodplants. — Tea. Also on Psychotria and other plants. [Green.] 

 Status. — This scale scarcely seems to he a pest in Southern 

 India. 



ANOPLURA. 



PEDicri.iD.i;. 

 PEDICl lis i mm i is. de Geer. 



Kig. 412. — Pediculus capitis. The small figure within ll e shows 



the natural inal.) 



