General Index 



471 



Cabbage aphis, 405, 432, 440. 

 butterfly, 446, 447, 454. 

 caterpillar, 422, 

 fly, 431. 

 Cabbage: insects injurious to, 

 Anthomyia brassicse, 431, 432. 

 Aphis brassica^ 405, 440. 

 Murgantia histrionica, 315, 441, 463. _,^j 

 Plusia brassicje, 295. 

 Thrips, 415 464. 

 Cabbage iraggot, 418, 431. 

 Plusia, 296. 

 worms, 444, 446. 

 Cacceeia argyrospila, 374. 



rosaceana, 418. 

 Csecidotea stygia, 849. 

 caja, Euprepia, 452. 

 Calandra granaria, 308. 

 oryzffi, 308 



remotepunctata, 308. 

 calcitrans, Stomoxys, 444. 

 Calendars of Butterflies for the years 1869 and 

 1870, summary of contents, 449, 453. 

 «- Callimorpha Lecontii, 455. 

 Calllpteriufe, 412. 

 Callipterus betulaecolens, 411, 412. 

 castanesB, 463. 

 » Callosamia Promethea, 455. 

 ip^Calocampa nupera, 459. 



m"^ vetusta, 459 . ^ 



Caloptenus spretus, 332. 

 Camphor for the carpet beetle, 305. 

 Camptogramma [Plemyria] fluviata, 456. 

 Campylenchia curvata, 410. 

 Canadian Entomologist cited, 300, 304, 307, 317. 



3 "8(3). 330, 361, 454. 

 Candida, Saperda, 410. 

 canicularis, Cicada, 385. 

 Canker-worm, 296, 422. 



Cantaloupe, Systena elongata attacking, 344 . 

 capra, Odynerus, 461. 

 Carbolatedlice, 420. 

 Carbolic acid, 363, 365, 418, 411. 

 with oils, 442. 

 with Paris green. 428. 

 carneola, Erastria, 456. 

 carnifex, Cosmopepla, 458. 

 Carpet beetle, Anthrenus scrophularise 300 

 306. 

 bibliography and synonymy, 300. 

 destructive in Pennsylvania in 1863, 305. 

 features of, 301, 302. 

 figures of, 301 . 

 habits of the larva, 305. 

 houses may be freed from it, 305. 

 ignorance respecting, 302. 

 known often as the buffalo-bug, 3' 2. 

 lady-bug mistaken for it, 306. 

 probable date of introduction, 305. 

 ravages first noticed, 305. 

 remedies, 304-305. 



Carpet beetle — CCo«Y//u(ed) ; 



two-spotted Adalia compared with it, 806» 

 varieties named and figured, 301 . 

 Carpet beetles, 299-300. 

 Carpet- bugs, 302, 303. 

 Carpets: insects injurious to, 



Anthrenus scrophularise, 302, 303, 305. 

 Attagenus piceus, 302-303. 

 carpini, Psylla, 404, 411. 

 Carpocapsa pomonella, 298, 338-342, 422. 

 Carpophiluspallipf'nnis, 462. 

 caryse, Microcentru^, 410. 



Uroxiphus. 3fe2. 

 Carynota arquata, 388. 

 marmorata, 410. 

 mera, 388. 

 Case-worm, 374. 

 cassife, Silvanus, 308, 462. 

 Cassino's Standard Natural History cited, 300» 



330. 

 castanese, Atymna, 410. 

 Callipterus, 463. 

 Smilta. 389. 

 Catalogue of the Diptera of North America 



(Osten Sacken) cited, 309. 

 Catalogue of the Insects of New Jersey 



(Smith) cited, 3 1 5. 

 Catalogue of the known Homoptera of the 



State of ISew York (Fitch) 1851, 381-409. 

 Castile soap in an insecticide, 444. 

 catenaria, Zerene, 450. 

 .Catocalaparta, 456. 



species, 455. ' 



Catocalas, abundance of, in North America^ 



459. 

 Cattle tick, 458. 



Cauliflower: insects injurious to, 

 Anthomyia brassicse, 431. 

 Pieris rapaj, 442. 

 Thrips sp.? 464. 

 C- aureum, Grapta, 446. 

 Caustic potash as an insecticide, 444. 

 Cecidomyia balsamicola, 440. 



species?, 440. 

 Cecropia, Platysamia, 435. 

 Celeus, Sphinx, 461. 

 Ceramlca [Mamestra] picta, 455. 

 cerasi. Aphis, 405, 412. 



Eriocampa, 335, 336, 440. 

 Myzus. 293, :B45-346, 369, 411, 412, 440, 463. 

 Setandria, 335. 

 cerasicolens. Aphis, 405, 411, 412, 

 ceraslfoliw. Aphis, 411, 412. 

 Cerasus insects: 



Aphis cerasicolens, 405. 

 cerasi, 405, 

 cerealella. Sitotroga, 308. 

 Ceresa bubalus, 3a0. 



diceros, ,390. 

 cerintha, Chamyris, 456. 

 Cerisyi, Smerinthus, 451. 

 Cermatia forceps, 440. 

 Cerura borealls, 456. 



