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A Full Load Reduces Cost of Hauling 919 



Shipping Vegetables by Water 92i 



Apple 'Scab 940 



Apple Tree with Typical Collar Blight 941 



Young Apple Tree from Nursery 942 



Peaches Entirely Destroyed by Brown Rot 944 



Black Knot on the Cherry 946 



Anthracnose of Bean 953 



Enlarged Roots of Cabbage Caused by Nematodes 955 



Enlarged Roots of Cauliflower Caused by the Club-root Organism.. . . 956 



Potato Affected with Russet Scab 959 



Smut of Corn 962 



Loose Smut of Wheat 963 



Smut of Oats 964 



Young Cotton Plant Affected by Cotton Wilt 965 



Chinch Bug 970 



The Clover Mite 971 



Clover Root Borer 972 



The Cotton Worm 973 



Fall Army Worm 974 



Hessian Fly 974 



Green Bug or Spring Grain Aphis 975 



Southern Corn Root Worm 976 



Cotton Boll Weevil 976 



Tobacco Flea Beetle 976 



Southern Tobacco Horn Worm 977 



Western Corn Root Worm 978 



Wheat Joint Worm 9?8 



Larva of Isosoma Grande in Wheat Straw 979 



Spray of Asparagus, with Common Asparagus Beetle in Different Stages. 980 



The Broad Bean Weevil 981 



Blister Beetle 981 



Leaf Hoppers and their Work 982 



Harlequin Cabbage Bug 983 



Colorado Potato Beetle 984 



Hop Plant Borer 984 



Wingless Progeny of Winged Hop Aphids from Alternate Host 985 



Imported Cabbage *Web Worm 986 



Potato Tuber Moth 986 



Work of the Potato Tuber Moth 986 



Imported Cabbage Worm 987 



Squash Vine Borer 988 



Striped Cucumber Beetle 988 



Sugar-Beet Web Worm 988 



Cantaloupe Leaves 989 



Nest and Larvae of Apple Tree Tent Caterpillar 990 



Apple Maggot, or Railroad Worm 991 



Stages and Work of Spring Canker-Worm 992 



Brown-Tail Moth 993 



