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Scolytus rugulosus, 27 4 . 



Scorpion, water, 12 3 . 



■crophulariae, Anthrenus, 27 7 . 



serrata, Haeinatobia, 27 7 . 



Sibine stimulea, 27 1 . 



Smith & Sons, A., 25*. 



Soil affecting insects, 25 8 . 



Sparrow, English, disseminating Gos- 



syparia, 28 4 . 

 speciosus, Megastizus, 27 1 . 

 Sphingidae at sea, 28 8 . 

 Spreading hoard, lf> 8 . 

 Spreading pin, 16 1 . 

 Stagmomantis Carolina, 27 2 . 

 stimulea, Sibine, 27 1 . 

 Sugaring for insects, 12 7 -13 2 . 



Tea lead for insect cases, 21», 221. 

 Temperature controlling insects, 25". 

 Tent caterpillar, apple, ll 3 ; forest 

 113. . 



Thyridopteryx ephemeraeformis, 27 1 . 

 Tmetocera ocellana, 27*. 

 tritici, Diplosis, 27 6 . 



Tulip scale, 27 2 . 

 tulipiferae, Lecanium, 27 2 . 

 Tussock moth, white-marked, 28 5 . 



ulmi, G-ossyparia, 27 5 , 28 4 . 



United States national museum, 

 Schmidt case used in, 20'; tray, 

 used for butterflies and moths, 22*. 



Vials, for insect collecting, 9 7 ; form 

 preferred, 19 8 ; storage of, 19 8 ; round 

 with bent neck, 19 9 ; square with 

 bent neck, 203. 



Walking stick, 12 3 . 

 Wasp family, 17 2 . 



Wheat, imported insects injuring; 



Cecidomyia. destructor, 27 5 



Diplosis tritici, 27 6 . 

 Wheat midge, 27 6 . 

 Wheel bug, nine pronged, 27 1 . 

 White wood for insect cases, 22 7 . 

 Wood, rotting, iusects in, 10 7 . 



Xyleborus dispar, 27*. 



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