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BIBLIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. 
Authors and societies are requested to forward their works to the editors as soon as published. The 
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earlier date of publication is known to recorder or editor. 
rectly from the work that is noticed. 
Unless otherwise stated each record is made di- 
Corrections of errors and notices of omissions are solicited. 
Caulfield, Frank Butler. Food habits of the 
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On the habits of pogonocherus mizxius and gaurotes 
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_Cement of the tussah cocoon. (Journ. applied 
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mylitia| shows it to be excrementitious and that it contains 
acidurate of ammonia [C5H3(NH4)N403]. The excrement 
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G: D.. (2802) 
Chambers, Vactor Tousey. On a larva of 
mordella. (Can. entom., Aug. 1881, v. 13, p. 
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Notes on the habits and food of the larvae of mordella. 
j A. K. D. (2803) 
Clay, Cassius M. The borer and sapsucker-: 
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B: P. M. (2804) 
Clifford, J.R.S. Insect lights and insect 
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Popular work with illustrations. A. K. D. (2805) 
Cochineal production on the Canaries. (New 
remedies, Aug. 1881, v. 10, p. 256, 4 cm.) 
Statistics of cochineal exports from the Canary Islands 
to different countries, during 1878-1880. ~ G: D. (2806) 
‘Codling moth (The). (Can. entom., Aug. 1881, 
v. 13, p. 176.) 
Brief note on carpocapsa pomonella. A. K.D. (2807) 
Cook, Albert J: Carbolic acid as a preventive 
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Describes a method of destroying insects by means of 
Paper read 
before the subsection of entomology of the Amer. assoc. 
advane. science, at its Cincinnati (1881) meeting. 
: A. K. D. (2808) 
Coquillett, Daniel W: Onthe early stages of 
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v. 13, p. 187-138.) 
Describes egg, mode of oviposition, larva (which feeds 
on trifolium pratense) and chrysalis; gives length of time 
in the different stages. A. K, D. (2809) 
Cori, Eduard. Ueber die apis dorsata. 
(Deutscher Bienenfreund, 1 April 1881, jahrg. 
17, p. 98-100.) 
Contains a letter from Frank Benton in which the four 
kinds of honey-bees of Ceylon are mentioned and their hab- 
its described. Two species, a. indica and a. dorsata, are 
especially mentioned as suitable for raising for econom- 
ical purposes. G: D, (2810) 
Cori, Eduard. Die apis dorsata ist aufgefun- 
den. (Deutscher Bienenfreund, 15 July 1881, 
jahrg. 17, p. 211-214.) 
Quotes letter from Frank Benton announcing the cap- 
ture of four colonies of a. dorsata. Remarks on the subject. 
G: D. (2811) 
Cultivation of pyrethrum (The) and manufac- 
ture of the powder. (Amer. nat., 1881, v. 15: 
July, p. 569-572; Sept., p. 744-746; Oct., p: 
817-819.) ’ 
General account of how to raise pyrethrum and to make 
and use the insect-powder from it. G: D, (2812) 
Dalla Torre, Karl W. Alphabetisches Ver- 
zeichniss der in den Jahren 1869-1879 auf- 
gestellten Genus-Namen der Hymenopteren. 
(Entom. Nachrichten, 1 Dec. 1881, jahrg. 7, 
p. 330-344. ) 
Contains alphabetic list of new generic names for 
hymenoptera (from 1869-1879), citation of locality where 
described, and family to which each genus belongs. 
G: D. (2813) 
Dan | psevd.|. Indianhoney. (Journ. applied 
sci., June 1881, v. 12, p. 90-91, 74 cm.) 
Notes on wild honey-bees of India and their honey. 
G: D, (2814) 
Day, L. T. Notes on sciomyzidae with descrip- 
tions of new species. (Can.entom., May 1881, 
v. 13, p. 85-89.) 
Notes on detanocera, sepedon and dryomyza. New spe- 
cies described: ¢. pubescens (Wash. Terr.), ¢. montana 
(Wyoming), and ¢. lineata (Conn.). G: D. (2815) 
