GENERAL INDEX. 



439 



Aphis (Siphonophora) citrifolii a synonym of 



gossypii, 309. 

 Apion sp., in cotton blossoms, 247. 

 Apple apliis. {See Aphis niali. ) 

 maggot, in North Carolina, 279. 

 thrips, on cotton, 27. 



■tree tent-caterpillar, communistic cocoons of, 

 429. 

 Argas americanus, note on, 417. 

 Army worm, abundance of, 279. 

 in 1894, localities of, 269. 

 in New Mexico, 210. 

 Arsenate of lead, experiments with, 123. 

 Arsenites vs. bees, art., 132-134. 

 Artipus floridanus, injuring grape leaves, 3S7. 

 Aspidiotiphagus citrinus, parasite of San Joso 



scale, 290. 

 Aspidiotus ancylus, in New Mexico, 210. 

 fii-us, in a Northern greenhouse, 360. 

 in New Mexico, 210. 

 in Texas, 279. 

 furfurus = Chionaspis furfurus. 

 gossypii, synonym of Aleyrodes gossypii, 323. 

 howardi, in Illinois, 360. 

 juglans-regiae, in New Mexico, 211. 

 perniciosus, in Arizona, 359. 

 Eastern occurrences of, art., 153-163. 

 in Idaho, 202. 



in New Jersey, art., 163-167. 

 in New ^Mexico, 209. 

 on loquat, 360. 

 uvre, resin wash against, 53. 

 two parasites of, art., 5-8. 

 zonatus, preyed upon by tits, 428. 

 Asterodiaspis quercicola, exp'ts against, 120. 



fed upon by tits, 428. 

 Atomosia puella, in cotton fields, 326. 



rufipes, in cotton fields, 326. 

 Atropos divinatoria (?) attacking drugs, 32. 

 Attagenus piceus, iu Ohio, 207. 

 Aulacizes irrorata feeding on cotton, 323. 

 Australian ladybirds, in California, 48. 



in the East, 364. 

 Azalea scale, indigenous ( ?), 52. 



B. 



Bacchafascipennis, enemy of Pseudococcus aceris, 



m., 239. 

 B.igworm. Chalcis ovata reared from, mm., 28(1. 



subdued iu New Tork City parks, 135. 

 Baris sp., in cotton blossoms, 247. 

 Bark-lice and birds, 428. 

 Bark-louse, oyster-shell, its introduction and 



spread, 333. 

 Barnacle scale, in Louisiana, 280. 

 B irypithes pellucidus, in Massachusetts, 430. 

 Batrachidea cristata, on cotton, 26. 

 Bean ladybird, in New Mexico, 210. 



leaf-beetle, in southern Ohio, 204. 

 Bees vs. spraying with arsenites, art., 132-134. 

 Beet-leaf Pegomyia, art., 379-381. 

 Beetles, distribution of certain imported, art., 



326-332. 

 Bibliography of entomological publications 



State experiment stations, 99-107. 



Bird-lice as mutualists, 278. 



Bisulphide of carbon, a homemade cover for 

 fumigating with, 355. 

 as an insecticide, art., 108-110. 

 discussion of, 110-112. 

 Blatta orientalis ( ?), in New Mexico, 209. 

 Blister-beetles, in New Jersey, 196. 

 Boll worm in cotton fields, 324. 

 Bordeaux mixture and kerosene combinations, 

 124, 128. 

 kero.sene emulsion and Paris green, 128. 

 preparation of, 126. 

 Borers, wire netting protection against, 191. 

 Bracon honestor, parasitic on Plodia interjiunc- 



tella, 428. 

 Bran-arsenic mash, for cutworms, 191, 198. 

 Brochymena annulata, damage bj', 280. 

 on apple, note, 47, 280. 

 obsr^ura, in New Mexico, 211. 

 Bruchophagus ap., on cotton, 245. 

 Bruchus fabse, synonym of B. obtectus, 419. 

 obsoletus, synonym of B. obtectns, 419. 

 pisi, a synonym of pisorum, 419. 

 4-maculatus, in cotton blossoms, 247. 

 scutellaris, a synonym of chinensis, 419. 

 Bryobia pratensis, in New Mexico, 211. 

 Bad moth, introduced in Idaho, 202. 

 Bufl'alo gnat in Louisiana, 426. 

 in New Mexico, 211. 

 tree-hopper, article on, 8-14. 

 Buteo swainsoni, feeding on Anabrus, 275. 

 Butterflies, a remarkable migration of, 357. 

 Butterfly hunters, in the Caribbees, 270. 

 Byturus unicolor, on Geum rivale or album, 204. 



C. 



Cabbage aphis. {See Aphis brassicsB.) 

 Cacoecia argyrospila .', in New Mexico, 211. 

 Csecilius mobilis, on cotton, 29. 

 Calandra grauaria, in New Mexico, 209. 



linearis, distribution of, 331. 



oryzce=:oryza, 419. 



remotepunctata, a synonym of granaria, 419. 



rugicollis, distribution of, 332. 

 California lime, sulphur and .salt wash, experi- 

 ments against the San Jose 'scale, 373. 



winter wash, experiments against the San 

 Jose scale, 204. 

 Callidryas eubule, supposed parent of boll worm, 



324. 

 Calocoris rapidus, feeding on cotton blossoms, 



321. 

 Caloptenus bivittatus, in New Tork, 274. 



femur-rubrum, in New Tork, 274. 

 Camponotus castaneus, on cotton, 242. 



melleus, on cotton, 242. 



pennsylvanicus, on cotton, 242. 

 Canadian wasp, on cotton, 241. 

 Cauthou viridis, not a tumblebug, 359. 

 Capsid, swift, feeding on cotton blossoms, 321. 

 Carnation twitter, notes on, 264. 

 Carolina Mantis on cotton, 25. 

 Carpocapsa pomonella, in Idaho, 202. 

 in New Mexico, 209. 



