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Menopon crassipes, host of, V, 244. 



expansuni, description and host of, V, 245. 



fulvo-fasciatuni, host of, V, 244. 



fulvo-maculatum, parasite of the pheasant, V, 212. 



fuseo-niari;inatus, description and host of, V, 245. 



gigantemn, parasite of the dove, V, 210. 



indistinctum, host of, V, 244. 



infrequens, host of, V, 244. 



interru])tus, description and host of, Y, 245. 



loomisii, host of, Y, 244. 



navigans, host of, Y, 244. 



numidt-e, parasite of the Guinea fowl, Y, 213. 



l^allescens, liosts of, Y, 243. 



pallidum, liost of, Y, 243. 



parasite df chickens, Y, 210. 

 phsestomum, parasite of the peacock, Y, 212. 

 rusticum, host of, Y, 243. 

 titan, host of, Y, 243. 

 tridens, host of, Y, 244. 

 Meraporus calandra^ parasite- of Sitodrepa panicea, lY, 125. 

 Merisus destructor, parasite of Hessian fly, XYI, 31. 

 Mesograpta polita, injurious to corn in Yirginia, YII, 86. 

 Mesostenus gracilis, ])arasite of Ephestia kuehniella, XX, 67. 

 Meteorus indagator, parasite of Peridrouia saucia, XXIX, 62. 

 vulgaris, parasite of Hellula undalis, XXIII, 60. 

 Peridroma saucia, XXIX, 62. 

 Michigan laws against injurious insects, XIII, 22. 

 Microdus gibbosus, parasite of Mineola indiginella, XXYI, 68. 

 Microgaster militaris, appearance of, in Iowa, YI, 78. 

 Microphthalmia disjuncta, parasite of white grub,XXX, 79. 

 Micropteryx pomivorella, numerous in Canada, XXYI, 94. 

 Milyas cinctus, enemy of chinch bug, XY, 54. 

 Mineola indiginella, in Delaware, XXYI, 68. 

 Monarthrnm dentiger, mention of, YII, 28. 

 fasciatum, habits of, YII, 26. 



in maple in Ohio, XXYI, 90. 

 injuring wine casks, A^II, 85. 

 on peach in Ohio, II, 91. 

 mali, Iwring in wine casks, YII, 85. 



hal)its of, YII, 26. 

 scutellare, mention of, YII, 28. 

 Monilia Candida. See Xyleborus dispar. 

 Monocrepidius bella, injuring millet, XVII, 85. 



vespertinus, injuring cotton in the South, XX, 57. 

 Monohammus scutellatus and M. confusor, habits of, VI, 49. 

 Monomoriura minutum, as a house ant, IV, 97. 



transporting larv;e of San Jose scale. 111, 50. 

 pharaonis, means against, IV, 96. 

 Monophadnus rubi, effect of cold winter on, XXII, 57. 



in 1900, XXX, 69. 

 Monoptilota nubilella, account of, XXIII, 9. 



Monoxia puncticoUis, injuring sugar beets in New Mexico, XYIII, 96. 

 Mordella scutellaris, reared from stem of Amaranthus chlosostachya, XXII, 103. 

 Moreilia micans, liable to carrv disease, XXX, 44. 



