INDEX. 



443 



Silk-culture ill the United States, 1668, 1945, 2070, 



2196,2336. 

 Walker, P., 2418. 

 fiber from cocoons raised at the Department. 



McMurtrie, W. Test of, 2253. 

 industry in the TJnited States (Review), 2268. 

 producer. Antherasa yama niaia as a, 1346. 

 reel. "Walker P. Serrell's automatic, 2386. 

 spiders, 830. 

 Silk-worm, 2095. 



Ailanthus, 899, 1311 

 breeding, 1648. 

 Cecropia, 1311. 

 Circular, 2303. 

 cocoons, 1486. 

 . eggs, 1114, 1753. 



Japanese mode of packing, 1616. 

 prices and where obtained, 2062. 

 Sale of, 1908, 2303. 

 Length and weight of the thread of 



the, 1359. 

 Luna, 1311. 



Manual of the, 1721, 1724. 

 in Missouri. Ailanthus, U60. 

 Mulberry, 1311. 

 naturalized. Ailanthus, 1179. 

 notes, 22:i2. 

 Osage orange for the mulberry, 1220, 



1288. 

 vs. mulberry for the, 



2234. 



Perny, 1311. 



Silk-worm. Polyphemus, 1311. 

 Promethea, 1311. 

 Tusseh, 1311. 

 Tamamai, 1311. 



Silk- worms fed with osage orange, 1341. 

 Food for, 1318. 



Nomenclature of American, 303. 

 Silky mite, 1423, 1625. 

 Silpha americana, 817, 1226. 



peltata =S. americana. 

 surinamensis, 1259, 1260, 1261. 

 Silphurus femoratus, 39. 

 Silvanus; Grain, 1259. 



in dried English currants, 1260. 

 in flonring-mills, 1261. 

 Silver plate by insects. Damage to, 2154. 

 Simulium, 1160, 2291, 2416. 



attacking mules, 1811. 

 feeding on other insects, 2177. 

 from Lake Superior, 2032. 

 meridionale n. sp., 2394. 

 molestum, 1174. 

 pecnarum n. gp., 2394. 

 pictipes, 1958, 2032. 

 piscidium n. sp., 1174, 1283, 1345. 

 Sinea diadema, 34, 638, 731. 

 Singular caterpillar, 880. 

 Sinoxylon basilare, 1311, 1747. 



Red shouldered, 1311. 

 Siphonophora, 1678. 



a vena; JTectarophora granaria. 

 rudbeckiae = Nectarophora rud 



beckue. 

 Sitaris, 1600, 1643. 



Sitones Havescen.s, 2,'i'J4. 

 Sitophilus granarius = Calandra granaria. 

 oi-yzaa = Calandra oryzae. 

 remotepunctata = Calandra remote- 



punctata. 

 Six worst insect enemies of fruit-growers in 



northern Illinois, 377. 



Sixth report State entomologist of Missouri, 1363. 

 Skeletonizer. Apple-leaf, 1311, 1322. 

 Skipper. Cheese, 1700. 

 Skippers injuring smoked ham, 1734. 

 Slug on pear and cherry-trees, 1222. . 

 Pear-tree, 1382. 

 Rose, 672, 1780. 

 worm. Spined, 1150. 

 Small apple-leaf worm, 747. 



borer in apple-twig, 1458. 



galls and minings in apple-twigs, 552. 



grains. A new leaf-hopper injurious to, 



1767. 



and grasses. Webster, F. M. In- 

 sects affecting, 2394. 

 reddish snout beetle in apple, 1244. 

 white bristly cut- worm, 1059. 

 Smaller cornstalk borer, 2119. 

 Smart bugs. Concerning certain, 565. 

 Smeared dagger, 1301. 

 Smerinthns. Blind-eyed, 1912. 

 excsecatus, 1912. 

 Smicra albifrons, 6. 

 Smilax. Agrotis saucia injuring, 1941. 



injured by cut-worms, 1941. 

 Smilia auriculata, 1183. 

 Smith, E. A. The cotton belt, 2343. 

 Smith, J. B. Report upon cranberry and hop in 



sects, 2277. 

 Report upon insects affecting the 



hop and the cranberry, 2291. 

 Smith's patent Cnrculio-trap, 969. 

 Smoked hams. Skippers injuring, 1734. 

 Smut in wheat, 1479. 



Cause of, 1461. 

 Snake of Brazil. Lignified, 2136. 



worms, 1547. 

 Snakes. Hair, 612, 861, 1143. 



Horse hair, 612. 



Snellen von Vollenhoven. Obituary, 1817. 

 Snout beetle, 700, 1168, 1302. 



on apple. Small reddish, 1244. 

 Imbricated, 1301, 2291. 

 Large gray straight horned, 1033L 

 beetles injurious to fruits, 1302. 

 Snow-balls. Aphidid on, 1184. 



Lice on, 1184. 

 fleas, 608. 

 Snowy tree-cricket, 1059, 1329, 2238, 2291. 



in raspberry canes. Eggs of, 



1122. 

 So-called army-worms. Three, 328. 



web-worm of young trout, 1283. 

 Soap. Apply, 1367. 



against borers, 47. 

 Social wasp. Rust-red, 1329, 1559. 

 Social wasps, 616. 

 Sod-worm, 2418. 

 Soft maples. Flat-headed borer in, 1250. 



