Index. 



367 



Phyllotreta striolata, 244. 

 Phylloxera carj'iecaulis, 4. 



experiments upon, 47. 



in Australia, 5. 



ravages in France, 5. 



rewards for its destruction, 5. 



vitifolia3, 4. 

 Fhytocorida3, 271. 

 Phytocoris bell us, 271. 

 Phytonomus comptus, 24S. 



exiinius, 248. 



(llvpera) rumicis, 248. 



mcles V. trifolii. 248. 



nigrirostris, 248. 



pimpiuelliie, 248. 



opinius, 247, 251. 



punctatus, 247-253. 

 Pickled-fruit fly, 21G-221, 330. 



allied species, 218. 



apple-infesting Drosophila, 218, 



attracted bv fermentation, 217. 



bibliography, 21 G. 



description of, 216. 



flour-paste Drosophila, 220. 



geographical distribution, 217 



habits of larvic, 218, 220. 



larva described, 218. 



neuration of, 216. 



occurs in decaying peaches, 216. 



original description by Locw, 217. 



pickled fruits, how attacked by, 220. 



preventives, 65, 221. 



strawberry Drosophila, 220. 

 pictus, Clytus', 297. 

 Pieris oleracea, 322. 



Pieris rapsB, 8, 9, 39, 59, 86, 189, 194, 240, 267. 

 Pigeon Tremex, 304, 330. 

 Pig-sty licpiid for preventing onion-fly, 177. 

 piiiferus, Ihematopinus, 48. 

 Pilleriana, (Enectra, 56. 

 Pillsbury, Governor, efforts against the Rocky 



Mountain locust, 50. 

 pilosicollis, Lachnosterna, 330. 

 ))impinellie, Phytonomus, 248. 

 Pimpla conquisitor, 85. 



inquisitor, 84. 



pleurivinctus, 85. 

 Pimplariic, 145. 

 Pine saw-fly, 43. 

 Pine-tree insects, 3. 

 pinifolitc, Gelechia, 156. 

 Pitchlynn, Colonel, on the bill-bug, 261. 

 pithecium, Phobetron, 328. 

 ])lacidus, Sphenophorus, 254, 255. 

 Planchon, Professor, on Phylloxera, 4. 

 Planosa laricis, 87. 



velleda, 98. 

 Plant-lice, 4,14,40. 59,61, 212,302, 318,319,320. 

 Plants protected from egg-deposit by coun- 



terodorants, 74. 

 Plaster preventive, 231. 

 Platygaster error, 321. 



Iterrickii, 321. 

 Platyptericidie, 302. 

 plecla, Agrotis, 8. 

 pleurivinctus, Pimpla, 85. 

 Pleurostieti, 234. 

 Plomley, Dr., on hop-aphis, 319. 

 Plowing under infested crops, 54, 320. 

 Plum curculio, 331. 



moth, 329. 



pear, peach and cherry insects, 3. 



sphinx, 327. 



Plusia brassic.-e, 65, 156, 189. 



gamma, ou clover, 119. 



ni, 189. 

 Plutella cruciferarum, 322. 

 pluvialis, Anthomyia, 171. 

 Podisus cynicus, 331. 



spinosus, 331. 

 Podura nivicola, 298. 

 Poduridaj, 79. 

 Podurin;c, 101. 



Po'cilocapsus lineatus, 271-280. 

 Poke-weed, its insecticidal properties, 43. 

 Polistes fuscata, 330. 

 Pollen eaten by Syrphida\ 211. 

 Polycaon confertus, 330. 

 Polyphylla variolosa, 54, 71. 

 pometaria, Auisopteryx, 11, 72, 329. 

 ponictella, Rliinosia, 300. 

 pometellus, Chietochilus, 300. 

 pomicorticis, Mytilaspis, 8, 11, 61, 331. 

 pomifoliella, Bucculatrix, 157. 



LithocoUetis, 330. 

 pomivorella, Micropteryx, 330. 

 pomonclla, Bucculatrix, 157. 



Carpocapsa, 8, 35, 329. 



Trypeta (Rhagolites), 330. 

 pomoriana, Argyrolepia, 300. 

 pomotellus, Ypsolophus, 329. 

 Pomphopoea a^nea, 331. 

 Popenoe, Prof. [E. A.], on Phytonomus 



cocoon, 248. 

 posticata, Imatisma, 211. 



Mallota, 211. 

 Potatoes not poisoned by Paris green, 32. 

 Potato field, a large, 12. 



insects, 32. 



Pests (Riley), cited, 110. 

 Poultry to destroy insects, 232. 



vermin, remedy for, 45, 62. 

 Practical Entomologist, cited, 16, 81, 138, 

 172, 219, 253, 254, 257, 264, 328, 331(2), 

 344. 

 Prairie Farmer, cited, 99, 110, 112, 121, 264. 

 prasina, Agrotis, 8. 

 Precautions for use of Paris green, 31. 

 Pretty pomace fly, 330. 

 Prevention of egg-deposit, 66. 

 Preventive of Anthrenus, 64. 



Anthomyian flies, 65, 75. 



apple-tree borers, 64. 



asparagus beetle, 246. 



Attagenus, 64. 



black fly, 74. 



boll-worm, 126. 



bronze colored cut-worm, 110. 



cabbage caterpillars, 65. 



cabbage-fly, 190. 



cabbage-gall weevil, 65. 



canker-worms, 64. 



carpet-beetles, 64. 



carpet-moth, 64. 



clothes-moth, 64. 



cockroach, 65. 



croton bug, 65. 



curculio, 65. 



Dermestes, 74. 



flea-beetles, 65. 



Hessian fly, 6.3. 



Indian Cetonia, 238. 



midge, 74. 



mosquito, 74. 



onion-fly, 177. 



peach-tree borer, 64. 



