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NURSERY INSPECTION. 



DATE. 

 1904 



CO UN I Y. 



INSECTcJ IDENTIFIED. 



HOST PLANTS, ETC. 



June 



June 



June 



June 



June 



June 



June 



June 



June 



June 



June 



June 



June 



June 



June 



June 



July 



July 



Hennepin Trapezonotus nebulosus. . . 



5 Ramsey Nematus ribesii 



7 Douglass Samia cecropia, pupa 



7 Ramsey Silver fish 



11 Fertile, la Ithycerus noveboracensis. 



13 Ramsey Currant worms 



14 Sioux City, la Lice 



14 Wire worms 



16 Todd j Lice 



16 Ramsey ! Ants 



161 Rice \Papaipema nitella 



19(Renville Cecropia moth 



20| Wright Cecropia moth 



21 1 Stearns ' Cu rrant worms 



24|Redwood P. nitella 



28|Kandiyohi Pulvinaria innumerabilis. 



Timothy. 



No specimens. 



Apple. 



No specimens. 



Cherry. No specimens. 



Barley. No specimen. 



Box elder. No specimen. 



Lawn. No specimens. 



Plum. 



2iDodge 

 2|Douglas 



I 



2|Ramsey j Mamestra picta 



9| Douglas I Cottony Maple scale . 



aOIDouglas .. 

 20|Douglas .. 

 20| Douglas .. 

 23| Kandiyohi 



July 2)Ramsey 



July 

 July 



July 



July 



July 



July 



July 



July 



July 



July 



July 



July 



Sept. 



Sept. 



Sept. 

 Sept. 



Oct. 

 Oct. 



Oct. 

 Oct. 



Nov. 

 Nov. 

 Not. 



Nov. 



Colopha ulmicola. 

 Cottony Maple scale. 



Papaipema nitella... 



19 



22 



2 

 17 



23 

 30 

 2 

 23 

 26 

 30 



Blue Earth... 



Becker 



Rice 



Stearns 



Todd 



Denver, Col. . 



Douglas 



Hicks Wharf, 



Va.. 



Wabasha 

 Dakota . 



Blue Earth 



Lawrenceburg, Ind. 



Milwaukee, Wis. . 



Hennepin 



Lac qui Parle... . 

 New York State. 



Wabasha 



Hennepin 



Cut worms 



Potato beetle 



Hessian fly 



Plant lice 



Aphis cucttmeris 



Grain plant lice 



Grain plant lice 



White grub 



Hetnerocampa leucostigma. 



Locust borer 



Ptinus fur 



Conocephalus robustus 



Currants and corn. 



Box elder. 



Elm. 



Basswood and other forest 



trees. 

 Hollyhocks, rose, canna, 



peony, corn, dahlia, wheat. 

 Hollyhocks. 

 Basswood and elms. (Some 



trees will die.) 

 In gardens. No specimens. 



On rye. 



Wheat. No specimens. 



Melons. 



No specimens. 



No specimens. 



urass land. 



Plodia interpunctella 



Silver fish, Lepistna sacclia- 



rina 



Tenebroides mauritanicus 



C. oryza, Tribolium con- 



fusum, Sih'anus Surinam- 



ensis, C. granaria 



Cottony Maple scale 



Clothes moth 



Samia cecropia, cocoons 



Tenebroides mauritanicus . . . . 

 Diestrammena marmirata. . . . 

 Cigarette beetle, Lasioderma 



serricorne) 



No specimens. 



Cereal food. 



Supposed by correspondence 

 to girdle pecan and persim- 

 mon trees. 



Seed corn. 



Silk dresses and 

 Mill products. 



Wheat in elevator. 



books. 



Furs. No specimens. 

 Very abundant. 

 Wheat in storage. 



In "Lucky Strike smoking 

 tobacco, from Richmond. 

 Va. 



NURSERY INSPECTION. 



'J'he Minnesota nurseries whicli ship out of the state, and 

 others desiring- it have been inspected according' to law. The 

 names of these nurseries, w itli the number of the certificate of 

 each, and the expenses of inspection are here given : 



