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304. FELT, E. P. Pear-leaf blister-mite. < Country Gentleman, 



7 July, 1898. p. 526. 



305. FELT, E. P. Fleas and how to kill them. <Country Gentleman, 



7 July, 1898, p. 537. 



306. FELT, E. P. Cucumber beetle cabbage worms. <Country 



Gentleman, 14 July, 1898, p. 546. 

 Notes on Diabrotica rittata and Pieris rapse. 



307. FELT, E. P. Destructive rose bug. <Country Gentleman. 



14 July, 1898, p. 546. 

 Concerning Macrodactylus subspinosus. 



308. FELT, E. P. The Hessian fly in Pennsylvania. <Country 



Gentleman, 14 July, 1898, p. 547. 



309. FELT, E. P. Forest tent caterpillar. <Country Gentleman, 



14 July, 1898, p. 551. 

 Serious injury by Clisiocampa disstria. 



310. FELT, E. P. Forest tent caterpillar. <Country Gentleman. 



21 July, 1898, p. 567. 



311. FELT, E. P. Work of the oak pruner. < Country Gentleman. 



21 July, 1898, p. 573. 



312. FELT, E. P. Zebra caterpillar. <Country Gentleman, 28 July, 



1898, p. 586. 

 Abundance of Mamestra picta. 



313. FELT, E. P. Nursery and orchard inspection. <Countrv 



Gentleman, 28 July, 1898, p. 586. 



314. FELT, E. P. Brown patches on the lawn. <Amer. Gardening. 



30 July, 1898, p. 549. 

 Remedies for white grubs. 



315. FELT, E. P. Asparagus beetle in Albany County. <Country 



Gentleman, 4 August, 1898, p. 614. 



316. FELT, E. P. Maple-tree scale. <Country Gentleman. 11 



August, 1898, p. 630. 

 Note on Pulvinaria innumerabilis. 



317. FELT, E. P. A walking stick. <Country Gentleman, 18 



August, 1898, p. 647. 



318. FELT, E. P. The apple-tree tent-caterpillar. <Country Gen- 



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319. FELT, E. P. Asparagus beetles. <Country Gentleman, 1 Sep- 



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320. FELT, E. P. Killing insects through plant roots. <Country 



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321. FELT, E. P. The plague of flies. <Country Gentleman, 8 Sep- 



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Note on Hsematobia serrnln. 



