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Adult female oviparous, dark purple, producing a globular 

 cottony eggsac, almost covering insect. Infesting hibiscus, 

 cotton, citrus, etc. filamentosus Ckll. 



Adult female ovi[)arous, elongate, narrow cephalad, of a 

 li:;lit purplish color, covered with white secretion, giving body 

 a grayish ai)i)earance. Four stout caudal appendages, those 

 of niaro-in wanting. Egii'sae ver% elongate, when not dis- 

 turbed resend)ling Pidviiuoia. Infesting bulbs. 



IoiinsJ)un/i Brain. 



Adult fenuile oviparous, narrow, elongate oval, color gray, 

 slightly covor(>d witli Avhite powdery se^i'retion. Cottony egg- 

 sac, not covering body. Infesting sugarcane. 



,s'«rr7; (trlfoVii Green. 



Adult female viviparous, large elongate oval, con^'ex, of a 

 ■Iflicate ]>ink color, ])roducing a waxy cottony mass under 

 i)0(iy. Infesting sugarcane. median Ckll. 



Adult female vivi]Kirous, orange red, covered with a thick 

 waxy secretion forming tufts on dorsum, like a suuill Orthezia. 

 Infesting guava, persea, canna, palms, etc. nipne Mask. 



Adult female viviparous, liglit yellow green. ]\Iargin of 

 body with very long, slender, glassy filaments. Antennae and 

 legs long and slender. Infestino- Straussia. sfraufifiiae n. sp. 



Adult female viviparous, pinkish brown, slightly covered 

 vith white secretion. Resembles lougispinus in form, but 

 marginal tufts wanting, only three last segments with short 

 ai^pendages. Caudal lobes with long setae. Found between 

 folded leaves of Acacia l-oa. swezeyl n. sp. 



xVdult female viviparous, yellowish brown, male larva 

 gravish green, caudal a|)pendages as long or longer than body, 

 living in galls on Santalum. gaUicoJa n. sp. 



Adult female viviparous, light yellowish brown, slightly 

 covered with seci-etion. Caudal appendages longer than body. 

 Derm with many round pores and scattered hairs. Insects 

 produce quantities of a white, fluffy, mealy substance between 

 the foliage. Infesting Freycinctia and AMcha. 



monianus n. sp. 



