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GLADIOLUS 
GLADIOLUS THBIPS ( Saeniothrips simpler Mori son) 
Florida. J. E. Watson (April 23)1 Becoming increasingly abundant through- 
out the central and southern parts of the State. 
PYBACAHTHA 
A LAGEBUG ( Oorythucha cydoniae Pitch) • 
Georgia. T. L. Bissell (April 9 ) 5 Adults found hidden in dead leaves 
of Pyracantha sp. at E.qperiment. Pot active today, although green 
leaves show feeding spots, 
HOLLY 
HOLLY LEAP MIHEE ( Phytomyza ili cis Curtis) 
Hew York. E; P. Pelt (April 23) • Pound in moderate numbers affecting 
holly in several localities in western Long Island. 
Hew Jersey. E. P. Pelt (April 23 ): Pound in moderate numhers affecting 
holly at Orange; 
IBIS 
IBIS- BOEEB ( Macro.no ctua, onus-ta Grote) 
Ohio. C. B. Heiswander • (April 26) : Poliowing 2 weeks of abnormally high 
temperature, eggs began hatching on April 15 and by April 22 all 
viable eggs had hatched. Lhe average starting date for hatching 
is May 1 ok Wooster. 
JUHIPEB 
JUHIPEB WEBWOBM ( Dichomerus margin el lus P.) 
Connecticut. • E. P. Pelt (April 23) : Damage found somewhat commonly on 
juniner at Hew Canaan, in the southeastern part of the State. 
MIMOSA 
A SCALE ( Lecanio diasp is sp.) 
Virginia. A. M. Woodside (January): Specimen of infested mimosa received 
from Charlotte County. (Det. by H. Morrison.) • 
MAGHOLIA 
A PSYLLID (T rioza magnoliae A shm. ) 
Mississippi. C . Lyle (April 25 ): Specimens found in galls on leaves 
of a wild tree, probably bay, from Harrison County. 
