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I^tAPLE LEAF STEM BOEER ( Priophorus r.corlcaulis MacG, ) 
Rhode Island, B, Eddy (-June 20 )j Observed on-Jmic 1 on sugar maple in 
Rumford, 
WOOLLY ALDER jiPHID ( Prociphilus tossolatus Pitch) 
Ohio, T, H, Parks (Jujae 25) 5 Ma,ple Ica.vcs sent in from Gallia Counts^ 
June 23 Lore specimens in such abundance a.s to cover the leaves with 
their white secretion, 
Kentucky, W, A, Price (June 24): Specimens received on maple leaves from 
Hazel Green, 
Georgia, T, L, Bissell (June 23): On May 2S sca,tterod leaves of large 
Horway maple, \ifith colonies, wore received from Griffin, Quantities 
of wool and heneydev; v/hitened the tree and ground. On May 27 it was 
reported from -iHlanta, 
Mississippi, C, Lyle (Juno 25): Specimens on manlo were received on June 
l4 from Oktibbeha County, 
BLADDER M/^PLE G.ILL ( Phyllocou tcs quaxlripos Shim, ) 
Ohio, T, H, Parks (June 25): Specimens received- throughout June from 
widely separated localities, 
Wisconsin, E, L, Chambers (Juno 28): Many infested lea-ves.havc been re*j»"- ' " 
coived., 
COTTOiTT MAPLE SCALE ( Bglvinaria vitis L. ) 
Tennessee, G„ M, Bentley (June 25): .Reported, on May 3I maples at 
Cleveland, 3ra,dle;^ County, and- Dickson, Dickson County. 
Ohio, E, W. Mendenhall (June 12): Abundant and causing light d-amage to 
elm and. maple trees in Columbus, 
Wisconsin, E, L, Chambers (June 28): Abundant in severa.l tov;ns in Manitowoc 
County during Juno, 
Wyoming, B, T. Snipes (June 21 ): Large poplars at Green River have been 
heavily a^ttacked, but now show little d.amage, 
OAK 
A LEiiP I'l IllER ( Cam or aria sp , ) 
Alabama, J. M, Robinson (-June 23): Calc leaf miner reported as active on 
oak: at Birmingham on June 10 • 
