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Bees, desirable traits secured by cross-breeiling 106-107 



future worlv iu improvement 107-108 



giant. East India and Philippine, possible importation 108 



honey, various types, importation and breeding, paper by Frank 



Benton 103-108 



types or breeds, characteristics 104-106 



various breeds, importation 104 



Beet leaf-miner. Colorado report for 1904 61 



webworm, Colorado report for 1004 60 



Beetle, leaf, elm, appearance at Dayton, Ohio 50 



powder post, injury to electric cars 53-54 



Hec also Ladybird aiid Flea. 

 Bexton, Frank, paper on " Importation and breeding of honey bees of 



various types " 103-108 



Bibliography, committee report, adoption 95 



Blackberry, infestation by AiiUicaspLs rosw, Colorado report for 1904 59 



Black-fly, methods of extermination 100 



studies, paper by A. F. Conradi 100-101 



Blatella gcrmunica. fumigation with hydrocyanic-acid gas 96-97 



Blissus leiicopfcriis. t^ee Chinch bugs. 



Boll weevil, cotton, broods, occurrence 37, 38 



control, relation of winter 15 



Cuba, occurrence 29 



cultural methods for control 39^0 



destruction in hibernation b.v rain 33 



emergence, relation of weather conditions 33 



extent of infested area of Louisiana and Texas 15 



farming methods as means of control 14-17 



hibernation, frost effects, food sui>ply, etc 29,30,31 



hypothesis for date of maximum emergence 34-37 



identification, confusion witli Cluilcodermus ceneiis 71 



increase in numbers with advance of season 38 



legislation for restriction, remarks 20 



numbers hiliernating and kinds of shelter 31 



observations, paper by E. Dwight Sanderson 29-41 



problems of interstate relations 40-41 



remedies, remarks 39 



stalk destruction as only remedy 40 



.*j;.')( >,000 reward for control, results of Texas offer 16 



Bordeaux mixture, use for San Jose scale 26 



Borer, oak, Colorado report for 1904 59 



Box elder, infestation with gall-makers, note 57 



Breeding and importation of honev bees of various types, paper bv Frank 



Benton 103-lOS 



cross, for bees, securing of desirable traits 106 



ground, black-fly 100, 101 



mosquitoes, Texas observation 68 



sweet potato weevil, Texas observation 67 



Breeds, various, of bees, importations 104 



Bbitton, W. E., paper on " The fall webworm partially double brooded 



in Connecticut " '■- 42-43 



Broods, boll weevil, occurrence 37,38 



Hessian fly, southern United States, note 71 



Mormon cricket {Anahnis simplex), notes 62,63,64 



sugar-beet webworm. comparison of injuries 60 



Buffalo tree-hopper. New York report, 1904 51 



Burgess, A. F., paper on "Some economic insects for the year 1904 in 



Ohio" 52-55 



" The fumigation of a fruit house for control- 

 ling codling moth ' 101-103 



By-laws, Association of Economic Entomologists, amendments 93 



Cabinet beetle. Anthrcnus verbascl, additions to our knowledge, ])aper by 



Henry L. Viereck ^ 48-49 



Cankerworm. spring, Ohio report. 1904 — 53 



Carbon bisulphid, use against ants, note 84 



sweet potato weevil ^i 67 



