INDEX. 



085 



Southern Grass Worm (soo La- 

 1)liy<jma frucjipenla). 



Sow Tliislk', Tdranyrlms telarius on, 

 in U.S.A., 512. 



Soy Bouns (Gli/cinc Mspida), pests 

 of, in India, 64, 96 ; Aphis, on, in 

 West Indies, 43 ; Taui/mecus 

 palliatus on, in Russia, 207. 



soyella, Graciloria. 



spculix, FsendotJirips. 



Spain, bionomics of Chrysoviphalus 

 didyoiiper)ni on citrus in, 145, 363, 

 483; control of Ddcus oleac in, 

 159 ; Heviiherlcsia ephcdramm on 

 Ephedra in, 202 ; let^nslation 

 against olive pests in, 159; bio- 

 nomics of Oligomerus brunncus in, 

 401 ; new Cynipids and Ceci- 

 domyids from, 349. 



Spalangia, liberated against flies in 

 Hawaii, 400, 474. 



Spalangio murpha fasciatipennis, 

 parasite of grain weevils in Aus- 

 tralia, 111. 



Spanionciira jonscolomhei, on box- 

 wood in U.S.A., 246. 



Spanish Moss, Anthonovms grandis 

 hibernating in, in Georgia, 283. 



Sparganothis pilleriana, on black- 

 beriies in Astrachan, 327 ; bio- 

 nomics and control of, in France, 

 136, 222, 383, 402, 437, 481, 490. 



Sparnopolius fulvus, parasite of 

 Lachnosierna in U.S.A., 121, 285. 



sparrnumnellu, Eriocrania. 



Sparrows, destroying noxious in- 

 sects, 104, 281 ; disseminating 

 Aspidiotus perniciosus in U.S.A., 

 73. 



spariii, Psylla. 



spathota, Chclaria. 



speciosiossimus, Faraphelinus. 



speciosus, Eupelmus. 



spertrum, Spintherops. 



spengleri, Diaprepes. 



spermotrophus, Mcgastigmun. 



Sphaerococcus diaspidlj'ormis, sp. n., 

 on Livistona humilis in N. Aus- 

 tralia, 323. 



Sphaerococcus parvus (seeKuwanina). 



Sphaerophoria cylindrica, preda- 

 ceous on Acyrlhosiphon pisi in 

 U.S.A., 34. 



Sphaerophoria scvtellaia, predaceoua 



on Aphids in India, 439. 



Sphaeropsis malorum., 342 ; spread 



by Oecanthus tuveus in U.S.A., 71. 



Sphaerostilhe coccop/uia (Red-headed 



Fungus), infesting Aleurodid.s and 



Coccids in Florida and West 



Indies, 43, 250, 302. 



Sphaerotrypes siwalikensis, in Shorea 



robusta in India, 228. 

 sphenarioides , Colemania. 

 sphenophori, Ceromasia. 



Sphenophorus, legislation against 

 importation of, into Australia, 

 253. 



Spheriophorus eallosus, in N. Caro- 

 lina. 193. 



Sphenojihorus ensiroslris, on palms 

 in Brazil, 221. 



Spheriophorus liratus (sec Cosmo- 

 polites sordid'us). 



Sphenophorus maidis, bionomics of, 

 in U.S.A., 184, 193. 



Sphenophorus obseurus (see lihah- 

 docnemis). 



Sphenophorus phoenieiensis , on 

 siigar-cane in Arizona, 319. 



Spheriophorus sericeus (see Mela- 

 masius). 



Sphenophorus sordidus (sec Cosmo- 

 polites). 



Sphex ichneumonea, destroying 3Ie- 

 lanoplus spp. in New York, 446. 



Sphictyrtus intermedius, on cotton in 

 Trinidad, 171. 



Sphinx atropos (see Acherontia). 



Sphinx ligustri, infested with 

 Isaria dcnsa, 302. 



Sphinx occllata, on willow in France, 

 424. 



Sphodromantis gasirica, predaceous 

 on liombycomorpha pallida in S. 

 Africa, 393. 



Sphyrocoris obliquus, on cotton in 

 Trinidad, 171. 



Spicaria cossus, sp. n., infesting 

 Cossus cossus in France, 425. 



Spicaria farinosa var. verticilloides, 

 infesting vine moths, 302. 



Spiders, destroying noxious insects, 

 285, 444, 455, 520 ; parasites of, 

 in Br. Guiana, 360. 



Spilochalcis andersoni, sp. n., from 

 British E. Africa, 129. 



Spilochalcis mariae, hyperparasitc 

 of Thyridopteryx ephemeraeformis 

 in U.S.A., 240. 



Spilocryptus incubitor, parasite of 

 Lygaeonematus erichsoni in Eng- 

 land, 243, 



Spilomena troglodytes, predaceous 

 on Pulvinaria vitis in Europe. 

 492. 



Spilonota ocellana (see Eucosma). 



Spilosoma menthrastri (sec Dia- 

 erisia lubricipeda). 



spilota, Glenea. 



Spinach, Epilachna dregei on, in S. 

 Africa, 394 ; Pegomyia hyoscyami 

 var. betae on, in the British Isles, 

 47; pests of, in Canada, 119, 

 485 ; Pegomyia hyoscyami on, in 

 U.S.A., 390; not attacked by 

 Diabrotica 12-punctata in U.S.A., 

 390. 

 Spinach Aphis (.see Myzus persicae). 

 spinarum, Athalia (see A. colibri). 



