INDEX. 



601 



394, 399, 418, 419, 497, 522; 



precautions against Peciinophora 



goHsyplellaow, in U.S.A., 180, 277. 

 Cotton Aphis (see Aphis gossypii). 

 Cotton Boll Weevil (see Anthono- 



mus grandis). 

 Cotton Flower-bud Maggot (see 



Contarinia gossypii). 

 Cotton Leaf Blister Mite (see 



Eriophyes gossypii). 

 Cotton Leaf-roller (.see Sylepta dero- 



gata). 

 Cotton Stainers (see Dysdercus and 



Oxycarenus). 

 Cotton Stem Borer (see Sphenoptera 



gossypii). 

 .Cotton Stem Weevil (see Pempheres 



affinis). 

 Cotton Worm (see Alahmna argilla- 



ceo.). 

 Cottonseed, in bait for Laphygma 



frugiperda, 417. 

 Cottonwood (see Poplar). 

 Cottony Cushion Scale (see Icerya 



purchasi). 

 Cottony Maple Scale (see Pul- 



vinaria innumerabilis). 

 Coursetia microphyUa, new Bup- 



restid on, in Arizona, 307. 

 coursetiae, Paratyndaris. 

 Covillea glutinosa (Creosote Bush), 



Tachardia larreae on, in U.S.A., 



476. 

 eoweni, Chermes cooleyi. 

 Cowpea Aphis (see Aphis medica- 



ginis). 

 Cowpea Bruchus (see Bruchus 



cliinensis). 

 Cowpea Pod Weevil (see Chalco- 



dermus ebeninus). 

 Cowpeas (Vigfia), Bruchids in, in 



S. Africa, 258, 259; Bruchids in, 



in Hawaii, 435 ; Bruchids in, in 



India, 134, 288 ; Agromyza sojae 



on, in Java, 15 ; pests of, in West 



Indies, 58, 249, 257 ; Agromyza 



destructor on, in Philippines, 15 ; 



pests of, in U.S.A., 105, 208, 418 ; 



suggested planting of, against 



Nematodes, 419. 

 crahro, Vespa. 



crambidoides, Diatraea saccJiaralis. 

 Crambinae, notice of key to, in 



Nova Scotia. 306. 

 Cranibus caliginosellus (Corn Web- 

 worm), in Maryland, 240. 

 Cr ambus luteoleUus (Grass Web- 



worm), in New York, 137. 

 Crambus vulvivagelhis (Corn Root 



Web-worm), on maize in 



Pennsylvania, 374. 

 cramerella, Acrocercops. 

 Cranberry, pests of, in U.S.A., 101. 

 Cranberry Fruit Worm (see Mineola 



vaccinii). 



Crane-flies, destroyed by crows in 

 U.S.A., 204. 



Crape Myrtle (see Lagersiroeniia 

 indica). 



crassicornis, Eucorynus. 



crassifemur, Eulimneria. 



crassipes, Tephritis. 



crassum, Moneileina ; Sinoxylon. 



Cratacanihus , destroyed by crows 

 in U.S.A., 203. 



crataegi, Apioria ; Myzus. 



crataegifoliae, Anuraphis [Aphis). 



Crataegus, Eriocampoides limadna 

 on, in Argentina, 251 ; thrii)s on, 

 in Br. Columbia, 509 ; Malaco- 

 so/» a intercepted on, in Wisconsin, 

 494 ; pests of, in New York, 516. 



Crataegus oxyacantha (Hawthorn), 

 Syntomaspis driiparmn in seeds 

 of, in Britain, 517 ; food-plant of 

 Euleeanium capreae, 1 94. 



Cratichneumon nigritarius, parasite 

 of Bupalus piniarius in Sweden, 

 423. 



Cratocryptus oviventris, parasite of 

 Emphytus cinctus in Holland, 444. 



Cratopus punctum, on vanilla in 

 Reunion, 192. 



(jvatotechus orgyiae, parasite of 

 Orgyia antiqua in Nova Scotia, 

 178. 



crawfordi, Gigantothrips. 



cram, Pseudococcus. 



creeli, 3Iacrosiphum. 



Cremastog aster (Acrobat Ant), as- 

 sociated with Oregma tninuta in 

 Ceylon, 165 ; measures against, 

 on cacao in Grenada, 531 ; 

 associated with scale-insects on 

 coffee in S. India, 506. 



Cremastog aster brevispinosa, asso- 

 ciated with mealy-bugs on cacao 

 in Jamaica, 502. 



Cremastog aster lineolata, predaceous 

 on Coeliodes inaequalis in U.S.A., 

 150. 



Cremastus confluens, parasite of 

 Fhi/acionia buoliana in Holland, 

 234, 



Cremastus coolii, parasite of Ancylis 

 comptana in U.S.A., 440. 



Cremastus interruptor, probably 

 identical with C. confluens, 234. 



eremides, Myocera. 



Cremnops vulgaris, parasite of 

 Loxostege sticticalis in Nebraska, 

 10. 



crenata, Macrotoma. 



crenatus, Hylesinus. 



Creosote, for painting egg-clusters 

 of gipsy moths, 176 ; for treating 

 timber against insects, 135, 288, 

 357. 



Creosote Emulsion, for destroying 

 ants, 458. 



