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A PSYLLID ( Arvtaina ribesiao Crawf,) 
Utah, G, P. Knowlton (July 9); Light injury caused to black currants in norther 
Utah, Seldom severely injurious in general, but conspicuous injury occasion 
ally caused to a f.cw bushes, 
CURRANT APHID ( Capitophorus ribis L,) 
Utah, G. P. Knowlton (July 2): Red currant foliage damaged in northern Utah, 
CURRANT PRUITPLY ( Epochra canadonsis Loew) 
Utah. G, P. Knowlton (July 3) ; Slack currants infested at Perry and Hooper, 
GRAPE 
GRAPE BERRY MOTH ( Polychrosis viteana Clem, ) 
New York. -N. Y. State Coll, Agr. News Letter (July 29): Occasionally found in 
some vineyards in Ulster County, eastern New York. 
Georgia. T. L. Bissoll (July 19): A few berries ruined in bunch gr&pos, less 
than one. per bunch, at Experiment, central Georgia. Only two small larvae 
found; most of the infested fruit deserted. 
Michigan. R. Hutson (July 24): Heavy flight from July 2> to 20 at Paw Paw, 
Lawton, and Benton Harbor in southern Michigan, 
GRAPE LEAP POLDER ( Desmia funeral is Hbn.) 
Mississippi. C. Lyle, et al, (July 25): Reported as numerous in Grenada and 
Tallahatchie Counties, 
Missouri. L. Hascman (July 23): Since the middlo of July there has been evi- 
dence of pick-up in the numbers of grape leaves folded, especially on un- 
treated vines, in central Missouri. 
GOLDSMITH BEETLE ( Co talpa, lanigera L. ) 
Missouri, L. Hascman (July 23): & few complaints of serious defoliation of home 
vineyards received from central Missouri. Since July 20 considerable numbers 
have been coming to lights at night at Columbia, 
A GRAPE R00TW0RM (Pidia longipes Molsh.) 
Arkansas, D. Isely (July 23): Adults attracted more e-ttontion in northwestern 
Arkansas than in any year since 19 2S, In some vineyards they were abundant 
onough to cause damage to folia.gc. 
