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Indiana. L. F. Steiner (May l): Considerable injury caused to occasional 
trees at Elberfeld, in the Vincennes area., 
ROSE LEAF BEETLE ( Mo do not a puncticollis Say) 
Pennsylvania. K. M. Steiner (May 24): First adults ' observed feeding on 
cinquefoil at Gettysburg on May IS. Approximately 10 percent of the 
apples in one orchard now destroyed, 
IIGRICATED SHOUT BEETLE ( Bpicaerus inbricatus S a v) 
Maryland. E. H. Sicglcr (Anril 25 ): Weevils found feeding on foliage and 
buds of apple grafts in nursery at Beltsville, 
APPLE MAGGOT ( Phagoletis pomonella Walsh) 
Minnesota. A. G. Rugglc-s and assistants (May l4): Heavy infestation anti- 
cipated in Hennepin County. 
APPLE LEAF-CURL IHG MIDGE ( Dasyneura nali Xieff . ) 
Hew York. F. G. Mun dinger (May 6): First afult seen on apple foliage at 
Rochester on May 6, when some blossoms were beginning to open. Ho 
leaf injury seen. 
EUROPE AH REE MITE ( Paratetranychus nilosus C, & F.) 
Massachusetts. A. I. 3ourne (May 24): Hatch from overwintered eggs began 
about April 25, which is unusually early. 
Connecticut. P. G arraa n (May 22): First-generation adults have appeared 
in many orchards, and an early outbreak threatens. 
Hew York. H. Y. State Coll. Agr. Hows Letter (May): Abundant in some 
orchards in Greene and Clinton Counties, in the .eastern pr.rt of the 
State, and in Onondaga. County, in' the western part' of’ the State; 
rather scarce elsewhere. 
Pennsylvania. H. M. Steiner (May 24): Hatch of overwintered eggs complete 
on April 29 in Adams County. First adults observed on May 1, first 
eggs on foliage on May 3 , and hatching of eggs on foliage on May l6. 
Second-brood adults appeared on May 24, Heavy infestations on decid- 
uous fruits anticipated at m early date, 
Michigan. R. Hutson (May 21 ) : Quite noticeable in untreated _ orchards at 
Albion, Galesburg, East Lansing, Benton Harbor, and Shelby. 
PEAR LEAF BLISTER MITE ( Briophyes p;~ri Pgst.) 
Utah. G. E. Knowlton (May 20): Foliage of a few old apple trees heavily 
attacked nea.r Wales. 
