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Of interest to flower growers — A new enemy found. (Troy daily times. 

 Ap. 2, 1883) 



Discovery of a caterpillnr, probably Plusia dyaus Grote [rogationis Guen.], 

 feofling upon heliotrope, geranium, wandering jew (Tradescaniia), etc. 



Bean weevil. (Country gentleman. Ap. 19, 1883. 48:317'^) 

 Identification and brief notice of Bruohns fabae Riley [obteotua Say]. 



Thousand legged worms in a nursery — Julus caeruleocinctus Wood. 

 (Country gentleman. May 24, 1883. 48: 421^') 



General account of this species, giving characteristics, habits and remedies. 



Curious ichneumon cocoons. (Country gentlemen. June 14, 1883. 

 48: 481^^) 



Cocoons of Apanteles congregatus Say described ; the habits and value of 

 allied species. 



On an egg parasite of the currant saw fly, Nematus ventricosus Klug. 

 [Fteronus ribesii Sco^.'\. (Psyche. 1883. 4: 48-51) 

 Account ot Triekogramma pretiosa as a parasite of this saw fly. 



Rearing lejjidoptera. (Psyche. 1883. 4: 53, 13 cm) 



Notices work of Mr S. L. Elliot and his success in rearing lepidoptera. 



Book notice. (Psyche. 1883. 4: 53,11cm) 



Notices the volume, Insects injurious to fruits, by Mr William Saunders 

 as soon to be published. 



Codling moth of the apple. (Country gentleman. June 28, 1883. 48 : 

 42 1 23) 



Identification of Carpocapsa pomonella and remedies. 

 An interesting bug. (Country gentleman. June 28, 1883. 48: 521^'') 

 Account of the beneficial habits of the ' wheel-bug,' Prionotus [_Prionodus^ 

 cristattis Linn. 



Maple tree scale insect — Lecanium \Pulvinaria\ innumerabilis Rathvon. 

 (Country gentleman. July 5, 1883. 48 : 541^^) 



Geueral account of this species, giving life history, references to papers 

 trt'ating on it and remedies. 



Black long sting — Rhyssa \Thalessd\ atrata Fabr. (Country gentleman, 

 July 12, 1883. 48:561'') 



Characters of the species and its method of oviposition. 



Hairworm, Vanessa, Alaus, Gordius and Mermis. (Country gentle- 

 man. July 19, 1883. 48 : s8ii2) 



Gordius, Mermis, Vanessa \_Euvanessa'] antiopa and Alaus oculatus are briefly 

 treated. 



Oak moth — Anisota senatoria Sm.-Abb. (Country gentleman. July 26. 

 1883. 48:6oi33) 

 Brief notice of this species. 



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