UO JXJURIOUS INSECTS OF u)o,i 



ILLINOIS: Full authority is given the State Entomologist 

 in the case of nursery or orchard inspection. He inspects nur- 

 series once a year and gives a certificate to those that are clean. 

 Stock cannot be shipped without a certificate. Transportation 

 companies are liable if they deliver stock within the state not ac- 

 companied by a certificate. 



INDIANA : State Entomologist inspects all nurseries in the 

 state at least once a year, granting certificates to those which ar^- 

 found free from pests. No shipments can be made within the 

 state without a certificate and no stock can be shipped into the 

 state without a certificate signed by a state or government offi- 

 cial whose duties are to inspect such stock. 



IOWA : vState Entomologist is authorized to establisli quar- 

 antine against insect and plant pests. He inspects nurseries at 

 least once a year and issues certificates to those which are found 

 to be clean. Stock cannot be shipped into the state without a 

 certificate from the proper officer. 



KANSAS : No jaw. 



KENTL^CKY: State Entomologist inspects nursery stock 

 at least once a year, issuing certificates to those that are free 

 from insect or fungous pests. A copy of this certificate must 

 accompany all shipments. Stock cannot enter the state without 

 being accompanied by a certificate. ■. 



LOUISIANA : Neither fruit nor nursery stock can be 

 shipped into the state if infested with injurious insects or plant 

 diseases ; neither can any such stock be propagated or sold. The 

 State Entomologist is authorized to inspect any trees or nursery 

 stock brought into the state, which stock must be accompanied 

 with the name of the shipper and the locality where grown. 

 Nurserymen and orchardists must destroy or disinfect fruit trees 

 dangerously diseased. 



MAINE: All nursery stock shipped into state must bear 

 certificate of inspection. Any stock entering without certificate 

 must be returned to shipper at expense of latter. A certificate 

 of proper fumigation, however, in the form of an affidavit made 

 before a justice of the peace, shall be accepted in lieu of a certifi- 



