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Leptoterna dolobrata Linn. Wooster. Very abundant, 



Collaria oculata Reut. Ashtabula. 



Collaria meilleurii Prov. Ashtabula. 



Teratocoris discolor Vh. Wooster. 



Calocoris rapidus Say. Coluuibus, Castalia. 



Melinna fasciata Uhl. Wauseon. 



Melinna modesta Uhl. Sandusky. 



Lopidea media Say. Hangin": Rock. 



Lygus pratensis L. Sandusky, Columbus, Castalia. 

 Common to Europe and America. Varying 

 from temperate and tropical regions. Lowel- 

 ville, abundant on leaves of celery. (Webster.) 



Poecilocapsus lineatus Fab. Columbus. Granville. 



Poecilocapsus goniphorus Say. One specimen. No 

 locality. Probabh' Columbus. 



Hyaliodes vitripennis Say. Wauseon. 



Pilophorus bifasciatus Fab. Wauseon. 



Halticus uhleri Giard. Stone-lick, 5-16-'99. (C. W. M.) 

 Wooster. 



Halticus bractatus Say. Lawrence Co., 9-28-'98. 

 On strawberry in limited numbers. (Webster.) 

 Wooster, Lakewood. Abundant on cucumbers 

 in greenhouse. Wooster l-l-'97 on rose in 

 insectary. (C. W. M.) 



Garganus fusifortnis Say. Columbus, Rocky Fork. 



Xenetus scutellatvs Uhl. One specimen, Columbus^ 

 May 30-'99. Hanging Rock. 



ACANTHIIDAE. 



Triphleps insidiosus Say. Columbus. 



Acanthia lectularia L. Columbus and elsewhere. 



TIXGITIDAE. 



Piesma cinerea Say. Columbus. Common, has variety 

 of food plants and ranges over an extended 

 area. 



Corvthuca arcuata Say. Columbus. Common on 

 Oak, Hawthorn, etc. 



