INDEX. 



629 



H. 



Habranthus, food-plant of Merodon 

 equestris in N. America, 356. 



Habrobracon brevicornis. parasite 

 of Ejihesiia kiihnieUa in U.S.A., 

 297. 



Habrobracon gelechiae, parasite of 

 Cydia molesta in U.S.A., 478. 



Habrobracon kitcheneri, parasite of 

 Pectinophora gossypiella in cap- 

 tivity in Egypt, 164. 



Habrobracon jtoUtiventris, sp. n., 

 parasite of Folychrosis viteana in 

 N. America, 376. 



Habrocytus languriae, parasite of 

 Languria mozardi in U.S.A., 321 ; 

 H. simiUimns possibly identical 

 with, 321. 



Habrocytus medicaginis, parasite of 

 BrHcliophagus funebris in Minne- 

 sota, 327. ' 



Habrocytus simillimus, sp. n., para- 

 site of Agromyza gibsoni in 

 U.S.A., 321. 



Hadena, in Ohio, 147. 



Hadena basilinea (see Trachea). 



Hadena devastairix (see Sideviia). 



Hadena secalis (see Trachea). 



haem atochroa, Furcaspis. 



Haematopinns piliferus (Dog Louse), 

 effect of laimdry processes on, 1 1 5 . 



Haematopinus suis (Hog Louse), 

 effect of laundry processes on, 

 115. 



haematoptera, Llaveia. 



haemorrhoidali s, Athous ; Helio- 

 thrips. 



Halisidota caryae (Hickory Tussock 

 Moth), food-plants of, in Canada, 

 25. 



Halisidota maculata (Spotted Tus- 

 sock Moth), food-plants of, in 

 Canada, 25. 



Halisidota tessellaris (Checkered 

 Tussock Moth), food-plants of. 

 in Canada, 25. 



Haltica ampelophaga, infested with 

 Beaureria globuUfera in France, 

 460. 



Haltica bimarginata (Alder Flea- 

 beetle), in Alberta, 544. 



Haltica chalybea (Grape-vine Flea- 

 beetle), in Canada, 43 ; on apple 

 and pear in Oliio, 148. 



Haltica corni, sp. n., control of, on 

 dogwood in Maine, 58. 



Haltica flavicornis, on hemp in 

 Japan, 155. 



Haltica ignita (Strawberry Flea- 

 beetle), 58 ; food-plants of, in 

 U.S.A., 148, 418. 



Haltica 7iemorum (see Phyllotreta). 



Haltica oleracea, on cabbage in 

 Italy, 157. 



Haltica rosae, sp. n., control of, on 



wild rose in Maine, 58. 

 Haltica rubi, on raspberries in 



Norway, 541. 

 Haltica torquata (Blueberry Flea- 

 beetle), control of, in Maine, 58. 

 Haltica ulmi, sp. n!, control of, on 



elm in Maine, 58. 

 Halticoptera dad, experiments in 



establishment of, in France, 456 ; 



proposed establishment of, against 



Dacns oleae in Italy, 456. 

 Halticus citri, on lucerne in U.S.A., 



105. 

 Halyomorpha picus, natural enemy 



of silkworms in Japan, 240. 

 Hamamelis japonica, Mansaliia 



ntiyabei forming galls on, in 



Japan, 111. 

 Hamamelis virginiana(V^ itc\i. Hazel), 



Brachys aerosus on, in U.S.A., 



308. 

 hamata, Anastrepha. 

 Hamaticherus lacordairei, introduced 



into Buenos Aires in timber, 



319. 

 hamatus, Chirothrips. 

 Hamelia, Howardia biclams inter- 

 cepted on, in California, 238. 

 Hamitermes runcornifer. in W. 



Africa, 142. 

 hammondi, Ganarsia. 

 hampei, Stephanoderes. 

 Haplogonatopus vitiensis, parasite 



of leaf -hoppers in Hawaii, 314, 



330. 

 Haploham^wus eervinus, in forest 



trees in India, 535. 

 Haplohanimus punctifrons, in forest 



trees in India, 535. 

 Haplothrips, notice of key to N. 



American species of, 417 ; notice 



of key to Australian species of, 



434 ; predaceous on Tomaspis 



flavilater a in Br. Guiana, 139. 

 Haplothrips aculeatus, in Denmark, 



445 ; in Finland, 468 ; on grasses 



in Germany, 455. 

 Haplothrips gowdeyi, food-plants of, 



in Cuba, 349. 

 Haplothrips orlando, sp. n., in 



Florida, 417. 

 Haplothrips pictipes, sp. n., on 



pepper in India, 543. 

 Haplothrips statices (Black or Red 



Thrips), on clover in Canada, 



26, 509 ; in Finland, 468 ; on 



clover and lucerne in L^.S.A., 36 ; 



Anthothrips niger a synonym of, 



417. 

 Hardbacks, bionomics and control 



of, in Antigua, 414 ; (see Dyscine- 



tus and Ligyrus). 

 Harlequin Bug (see Murgantia his- 



trionica). 



