Bibliography of Writings of Professor M. V. Slingerland 627 



1894 



A talk about wireworms. Rural New-Yorker 53:68. 



A bad grapevine pest. Rural New-Yorker 53 : 84. 



Desmia funeralis. 

 Bees on potatoes and grapes. Rural New-Yorker 53: 100. 

 To keep moths from wool. Rural New-Yorker 53 : 101. 



Apple tree canker ; grape beetles and bloom. Rural New-Yorker 53 : 1 5 1 . 



Graptodera chalybea. 

 Codling moth; hen manure for orchard. Rural New-Yorker 53: 158. 

 Will fertilizers kill insects? Rural New-Yorker 53: 184-185. 

 The facts about nozzles and sprayers. Rural New-Yorker 53:253. 

 Life and death of the white grub. Rural New-Yorker 53:281. 



Insect enemies of clover. Rural New-Yorker 53:281. 



Hylasin us trifol i i. 

 Buffalo tree-hopper on apples. Rural New-Yorker 53 : 297. 

 A talk about plant lice. Rural New-Yorker 53:361. 



To destroy bark lice in Canada. Rural New-Yorker 53:361. 



Oyster-shell bark-louse. 

 Oyster-shell bark-louse on apples. Rural New-Yorker 53:361. 

 To prevent buffalo bugs. Rural New-Yorker 53:383. 



Plant lice on oats. Rural New-Yorker 53:409. 



The grain aphis. 

 Harmless insects accused. Rural New-Yorker 53:425. 



Podabrus rugnlosis(l). 

 An insect brought from the World's Fair. Rural New-Yorker 53:425. 



Angoumois grain moth. 

 Insects on hollyhocks. Rural New-Yorker 53:457. 



Chrysomela sigmoides and Corythuca fuscigera. 

 The periodical cicada, or 17-year locust. Rural New-Yorker 53:470, 

 488, fig. 122. 



Clover mite working on raspberries. Rural New-Yorker 53:568. 



Bryobia pratensis(?) . 

 Potato stalk insects. Rural New-Yorker 53:569. 



Gortyna nitella and Trichobaris trinotata. 

 Leaf-feeding beetle; a disgusting insect. Rural New-Yorker 53:569. 



Chelymorpha argus. 

 Insects that destroy woolen cloth. Rural New-Yorker 53:600-601. 



Tineola biselliella, Tinea pellioneUa, and T. tapetzella. 

 A new insect in a well. Rural New-Yorker 53 : 61 7. 



May-fly larva(?). 



A stinging caterpillar. Rural New-Yorker 53:646, fig. 170. 



Automeris io. 

 Chicken mites on a horse. Rural New-Yorker 53:665. 



The new plum pest: the plum scale. Rural New-Yorker 53:711. 



Lecanium corni. 

 To get rid of ants. Rural New-Yorker 53 : 777. 

 The harlequin cabbage bug in winter. Rural New-Yorker 53 : 793. 



