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Fic. 32.—Inside of a grain sack that was filled with infested vetch seed. Note vetch 
seeds sticking to side of bag as a result of the webs of the larve of the meal snout 
moth, the numerous whitish cocoons with dark pup within, and, in the center, one 
adult moth. Natural size. 
Fig. 33.—Navy beans webbed together by larve of the meal snout moth, anc adhering 
to sack. The larve often cut sacks so seeds fall out and lodge where sacks touch cach 
other. In these places the seeds are usually more heavily infested. 
