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79. Monocesta coryli Say, larvae, Missouri. 



80. Diabrotica longicornis Say, larvae, 



Missouri. 



81. Trirhahda tomentosa Linn., larvae, 



pupa, Missouri. 



82. Galeruca decora Say, larvae, Washing- 



ton, D. C. 



83. Disonycha alfernafa 111., larvae, pupa, 



Missouri. 



84. Graptodera oJialyhea 111., larvae. New 



York. 



85. Graptodera foliacea Lee, larvae, Colo- 



rado, 

 ^Q. Dibolia cpreaMelsh., larvae, pupae, im- 

 agos. New York. 



87. Microrliopala vittata Fabr., larvae, 



pupa, Washington, D. C. 



88. Cassida texana Crotch, larva, Texas. 



89. Coptocycla aurichalcea Fabr., larvae, 



Virginia. 



90. Chelymorpha argusLiicht, larvae.Iowa. 



91. Brnchus ohsoletus Say, larvae, pupa, 



imago, Indian Territory. 



92. Scotohates calcaratus Fabr., larva, 



Washington, D. C. 



93. Diaperis hydni Fabr., larvae, imago, 



New Jersey. 

 93^. Hypophloeus parallelus Melsh, lar- 

 vae, imago, Michigan, 



94. Platydema ellipticum Fabr,, larvae, 



pupa, imago, Washington, D. C. 



95. BoUtotherus Mfurcus Fabr., larva, 



Massachusetts. 



96. Hymenorus rufipes Lee, larva, Wash- 



ington, D, C. 



97. Synchroa punctata Newm., larvae, 



Missouri. 



98. Penthe pinielia Fabr., larvae, Michi- 



gan. 



99. Oxacis dorsalis Melsh., pupa, Florida. 



100. Mordella 8-punctata Fabr., larva, 



Missouri. 



101. Hornia minutipennis Riley, triungn- 



lins, Washington, D. C. 

 10:<^. Aramigus fulleri Horn, larvae, pupa. 

 New Jersey. 



103. Pissodes strobi Peck, larvae, Wash- 



ington, D. <J. 



104. Lissorhoptrus simplex Say, larvae, 



Georgia, 



105. Authonomus grandis Gyllh.?, larvae, 



pupa, imago, Mexico. 



106. Magdalis armicoUis Say, larvae, pupa, 



imago, Michigan. 



107. Conotrachelus nenuphar Herbst, lar- 



VcB, Ohio. 



108. Tylodernia foveoJatum Say, larva, 



pupa, Indiana. 



109. Chalcodermus ceneus Boh,, larvae, 



Florida. 



110. Balanimis nasicus Say, larvae, Wash- 



ington, D. C. 



111. Centrinus picumnus Herbst, larvae, 



Indiana. 



112. Bhynchophorus cruentatus Fabr., 



larva, Florida. 



113. Scypliophorus yuccce Horn, larva, 



pupa, California. 



114. Sphenophorus robustus Horn, larva, 



pupa, California. 



115. Eupsalis minuta Drury, larvae, pupa, 



Missouri. 



116. Scolytus 4-spinosus Say, larvae, pupae, 



Missouri. 



117. Phloeotribus liminaris Hams, larvae. 



New York. 



118. Phoe7iicobius chamwropis'Lec., larvae, 



Georgia. 



119. Sinoxylon basilare Say, larvae, imago, 



Washington, D. C. 



120. Litargus tetraspilotus Lee, larvae, 



West Virginia. 



121. MordelUstenafloridensis Smith, larvae, 



pupa, imago, Florida, 



122. Tenebrio tenebrioides Beauv., larvae, 



imago, Michigan. 

 128. Disonycha collaris Fabr., larvae, 



Michigan. 

 124. Paratenetus punctatus Sol., larvae, 



imago, Washington, D. C. 



Eggs of the American Meromyza : a Correction. 



Kindly allow me space in your journal for a correction of the proceedings of the 

 Entomological Club of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, 

 as reported in Vol. iii. No. 2, of Insect Life, 



I am made to say that according to my experience the eggs of Meromyza americana 

 are placed abo^ e the ensheathing parts of the blades of wheat. What I did state 

 was, that I had very generally found them upon the ensheathing parts, not above. 



