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A CECIDOMYIID ( Oligarcos ulni Felt) 
Texas. It, K. Fletcher (July 22) i Severely damaging twigs of cedar elm in 
Boll and McLennan Counties on Juno l4, and in Bastrop County on June 17* 
EUROPEAN ELM SCALE ( Gossyparia spuria Mod.) 
New Hampshire. J. G. Conklin (July 26): Specimens on American elm received fro: 
Nashua,, in the southeastern part of the State* 
Connecticut. E. P. Felt (July 24): Found in abundance on an elm at Nest Hart- 
ford* 
New York. It. E. Horsey (July): Fairly common on elms at Rochester in July* 
Wisconsin. E, L, Chambers (July 3) J Itcports of infestation received from Fond 
du Lac and Oshkosh. 
Utah-. G, F. Knowlton (July 15): Damaging young elms at Logan and Brigham. 
Idaho, H. C. Kallock (July 8): Complaints of injury received from residents 
of Twin F^lls, 
Washington. L, G. Smith (July 10): Specimens sont in on June 7* Attacking elm 
in vicinity of Pomeroy, Garfield County. 
WOOLLY ELM APHID ( Eriosoma americanum Hi ley) 
Nebraska. H, D, Tate (July 17 ): Specimens received from Madison County on 
July 10. 
Oregon. E. J. Haller (Juno 15): Very abundant since May 28 on elms at Cor- 
vallis, 20 porcent of the leaves on some trees being infested. Causing no 
damage except deformation and discoloration of leaves, (Det. by A. N, 
Tissot. ) 
HICKORY 
HICKORY PHYLLOXERA ( Phylloxera caryaecaulis Fitch) 
Connecticut. B. ?, Pelt (July 24): Occurs in large numbers on somo troes at 
Bristol. 
LARCH 
LARCH CASED EARER ( Coleophora Xaricolla Kbn.) 
New England. J. V. Schaffncr, Jr. (July ll): Casual observations made through 
Connecticut, Massachusetts, southern half of Vermont, and southern part of 
New Hampshire indicate tha,t infeste-tions are generally light. One small 
area of larch in Lee, Mass., was, severely defoliated. 
