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Cut worms. (New York state agricultural society. Transactions. [July] 

 1889. 34:66-100, fig. 1-28) 



Reprint, with additions, of Bulletin 6 of the New York state museum of 

 natural history. 



Aphididae or plant lice. (New York state agricultural society. Transac- 

 tions. [July] 1889. 34: loi-is, fig. 1-9) 



Reprint, with illustrations and additioual matter, from the proceedings of 

 the Western New York horticultural society. 1887. For contents, see 4th 

 report on the insects of New York. 1888. p. 194. 



Grain aphis. (Country gentleman. Aug. i, 1889. 54:579^^) 



Heads of rye from Stone Ridge, N. Y., show attack by Siphonophora avenae 

 lyeotaropliora granarin'} . 



Maple tree borer. (Country gentleman. Aug. i, 1889. S4-S79^^) 



Identifies the larvae infesting maples as probably those of GJi/colius {_Pla- 

 gioiiotug'] specioaus and gives the remedies. 



Cow fly. (Country gentleman. Aug. i, 1889. 54:579^) 



Notices the cow fly, Hacmatohia se)'rata, and names several remedies. 



Insects in wheat — not injurious. (Rural New Yorker. Aug. 3, 1889. 

 48 : 509, col. 1-2) 



States that the small, shining, black beetles in heads of wheat are Phalaorus 

 polUiisljiun. They are scavenger beetles, and are not injnrious. 



Oak tree pruner. (Country gentleman. Aug. 29, 1889. 54:651'*) 



Notices the work of Elaphidion paraJJelum IHUostim'] in branches of red oak. 



A bombarding beetle. (Country gentleman. Sep. 5, 1889. 54:671") 

 Describes discharge of a 'bombardier,' its effects, and names Bracliinvs 

 fumans as a common form. 



Black blister beetle. (Country gentleman. Sep. 12, r 889. 54:694^) 

 Notices tlie work of Epiciriita pmnsi/lcanica DeGeeron chrysanthemums and 

 gives remedies. 



Mites in bran. (Country gentleman. Sep. 19, 1889. 54:711-'') 

 Tyroglyphus siro in bran may be killed with carbon bisulfid. 



Beech tree borer — Aegeria [Sariiiinoidea'\ exitiosa. (Country gentleman. 

 Nov. 14, 1889. 54:86ii«) 

 Extended account of this insect is given. 



Insects in cord wood. (Country gentleman. Nov. 14. 1889. 54:862''') 

 Sounds from wood stored in a dry cellar can not be identified from 

 the description. 



A horn tail and its enemies. Country gentleman. Nov. 21, 1889. 

 54:881'^ 

 Treats of a maple borer, Trtmex oolumla Linn, and its parasite, Thaleaaa. 



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