INDEX. 



681 



Monocrepidms vespertinus, on cot- 

 ton in U.S.A., 248. 



Manodontomerus aereus, parasite of 

 gipsy and brown-tail moths in 

 Maine, 178; hyperparasite of 

 Apanteles lacteicolor in U.S.A., 

 51 P. 



Monodoniomerus dentipes, parasite 

 of Zygaena oceitanica in France, 

 262 ; parasite of Diprion simile 

 in U.S.A., 205, 460. 



Monohaimrms (see Monochamus). 



Monomorium, predaceous on boll- 

 weevils in U.S.A., 248. 



Monomorium floricola, habits of, 

 in Br. Guiana, 386. 



Manomoi-iumphara<y>iis( House Ant), 

 measures against, in houses in 

 Britain, 160; control of, in 

 houses in Connecticut, 461. 



Monophlebtis corpulenta (see 

 Drosicha). 



Monoxia jiuncticollis var, erosa, on 

 beet in U.S.A., 565. 



Montana, insect pests in, 12, 114; 

 measures against grasshoppers 

 in, 389. 



montana, Ochrophora. 



Monterey Pine (see Pinus radiata). 



monticola, Dendroctonus. 



monticolae, Scolytus. 



Montserrat, miscellaneous pests in, 

 187 ; financial loss caused by 

 cotton-stainers in, 187 ; success- 

 ful introduction of Polistes annu- 

 laris into, 541. 



Morganella (Aspidiotus) longispina, 

 parasitised by Pteroptrichoides 

 perkinsi in Hawaii, 352 ; on 

 bois d'amande in Seychelles, 67. 



Morganella maskelli, intercepted on 

 oranges in California, 137 ; on 

 Persea gratissima in San Thome, 

 384. 



mori, Bomhyx (Sericaria) ; Dia- 

 crista ; Tetraleurodes. 



morio, Sya^rus. 



morivorella, Xylebortis. 



Morning Glory (see Ipomoea). 



Morocco, EriopJiyes tlaiae producing 

 galls on tamarisk in, 39. 



Morns alba, food-plant of Boarmia 

 selenaria in Japan, 95 ; (see 

 Mulberry). 



Morns alba var. japonica, a good 

 food-plant for silkworms in India, 

 212. 



Morns alba var. pliilippinensis, a 

 good food- plant for silkworms in 

 India, 212. 



Mosaic Disease of Tobacco, spread 

 by Diabrotica vittata in U.S.A., 

 200 ; disseminated by Aphids, 

 545. 



moschata, Aromia. 



mosellana, Sitodiplosis. 



mosellarum, Clinodiplosis. 



Mosquilla vastatrix, measures 

 against, on cacao in Brazil, 365. 



Mosquitos, in Japan, 176 ; des- 

 troyed by bats in Texas, 44; 

 destroyed by chlorpicrin, 492. 



Moss, Truncaphis newsteadi on, 

 in Britain, 170; encouraging 

 scale-insects and mites in tea 

 plantations in Ceylon, 315. 



Mosseri's Fumigator, for disinfecting 

 cotton seed, 42. 



Mulberry, List of pests of, in 

 Formosa, 174 ; food-plant of 

 Prodenia litura in India, 379 ; 

 silkworms bred on, in India, 

 125, 211 ; Aidacaspis pentagona 

 on, in Italy, 143 ; Diplosis 

 infesting, in Japan, 176; food- 

 plant of silkworms in Japan, 

 438, 502 ; bionomics and control 

 of Diplosis quadrifasciata on, 

 in Korea, 281 ; resistance of, to 

 attacks of Aulacaspis pentagona 

 in Spain, 56 ; Pulvinariacupaniae 

 imported into Jamaica from 

 U.S.A., on, 86 ; (see Mortis). 



Mulberry Whitefly (see Tetraleu- 

 rodes mori ). 



multicinctus, Hemitaxonus. 



muUidigitiili, Tetranychus. 



multilineatum, Zagrammosoma. 



multispinosus, Stidococcus. 



multistriatus, Scolytus {Eccopto- 

 gaster). 



munakatae, Chelonis. 



Mung Bean (see Phaseolus aureus). 



Murgantia histrionica (Harlequin 

 Cabbage Bug), bionomics and 

 control of, in U.S.A., 268, 300, 

 565. 



murina. Hyper a (Phytonomus). 



Musa, Saissetia nigra depressa on, 

 at Kew, 59 ; banana probably 

 less susceptible to Tomarus }}itu- 

 bereulatus than related species 

 of, in St. Lucia, 516 ; (see 

 Banana). 



Mtisa textile (Abaca), Cosmopolites 

 sordidus on, in Philippines, 25. 



Musca domestica (House-fly), 

 strength of hydrocyanic-acid gas 

 required to kUl, 83 ; (see House- 

 flies). 



muscorum, Philoscia. 



musculus, Spermophagus (see ;S^. 

 subfasciatus). 



Musk Beetle (see Aromia moschata). 



Mussel Scale (see Lepidosaphes). 



Mussidia nigrivenella, on cacao in 

 the Belgian Congo, 79. 



Mustard, pests of, in Ceylon, 

 539 ; pests of, in Germany, 

 344 ; as a trap-crop for Eurydema 



