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1896 (continued) 

 Life history of the grape phylloxera. Rural New-Yorker 55: 704, fig. 229. 

 Weevil eaten wheat as food. Rural New-Yorker 55'-7°4- 

 The biography of a bedbug. Rural New-Yorker 55:742, fig. 239; 758, 



774- 

 Habits of the cranberry fruit worm. Rural New-Yorker 55:753. 

 White arsenic in place of paris green. Rural New-Yorker 55: 769. 

 The scurfy bark-lice on apples. Rural New-Yorker 55: 784. 

 The life of the peach borer. Rural New-Yorker 55 : 800. 

 " Worms " that ruin quinces. Rural New-Yorker 55:816. 



Conotrachelus crattzgi. 

 Next season's crop of army worms. Rural New-Yorker 55 : 846. 

 Winter work among fruit insects. Amer. agr. 57 : 58. 

 Winter work among insects injurious to fruits. Garden and forest 9:36. 

 What is the elm tree worm? Ithaca daily journal, June 22. 

 The grape pest in Wisconsin vineyards. Fruit 8:8. 



Amphicerus bicaudatus. 

 Recent work among the insect foes of the horticulturist. Michigan fruit 



grower and practical farmer 5:8. 

 The Agrotis subgothica of Haworth, again. Can. ent. 28:295-299, pi. 4. 

 Report of the Entomologist. Cornell Univ. Agr. Exp. Sta. Ann. rept. 8 



for 1895: 16-17. 



1897 



The pistol-case-bearer in western New York. Cornell Univ. Agr. Exp. 



Sta. Bui. 124: 1-17. 

 The currant-stem girdler and the raspberry-cane maggot. Cornell Univ. 



Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 126:39-60. 

 The army worm in New York. Cornell Univ. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 



133:231-258. 

 Various washes for fruit trees. Rural New-Yorker 56 : 69. 

 What treatment for strawberry rust? Rural New-Yorker 56:99. 

 Sulphate of iron for spraying. Rural New-Yorker 56: 1 15. 

 Some facts about the codling moth. Rural New-Yorker 56: 115. 

 To kill lice on a horse. Rural New-Yorker 56: 166. 



Worms in soil; plum borers. Rural New-Yorker 56: 175. 



Wireworms and angleworms; borers undetermined. 

 How to make and use bordeaux mixture. Rural New-Yorker 56:208. 

 The strawberry leaf-roller. Rural New-Yorker 56:223. 

 Apple trees least susceptible to borers. Rural New-Yorker 56:223. 

 Protection against borers. Rural New-Yorker 56:223. 



Apple 1 Hirer. 



Inoculating trees to kill insects. Rural New-Yorker 56:241. 



