JUITIP^E 
JUlTirHR l’/IO¥OPJ4 ( Heourvaria juniper el la Kearf.) 
Ohio* S» V, Mendenhall (June l): Quite had in juniper in Lake County, 
causin-p sono danaro, 
Ponnsylvania, 0, B, Sleesnan (June 12): Very rare in the Phile,dolphia 
area, until thie jroar* Junipers in a nursery a,t Chestnut Hill were 
hoaviljr infested* There is sene douht as to the correct identifies,- 
tion of this insect, 
JUITIPPP. SCALP ( Lecaniim fletcheri Ckll,) 
Indians., J, J, Ds.vis (Juno 23): Peported s,s ahundsnt on ornanental 
junipers fron Brovrnstov/n and Crown Point, 
LILAC 
LILAC BOPJIP ( Podo sesia syrin-pse Harr , ) 
ITov/ York, E, E, Horsey (Juno 23): Hunerous in an ornaments,! planting at 
Eochester on June 20, 
LILY 
PIJLLPE'S HOSE BEETLE ( Pantonorus goduani Crotch) 
Oregon, C. P, Doucette (April 4): Adults collected on lily foliage, 
at Earhor; shallow ro’jindcd notches ha,d Been ea,ten out, 
PHLOX 
PHLOX PLi\ITT BUG ( Lop idea, davisi Knight) 
Minnesota, A. G, Eugglcs and s.ssistants (June 19 )j Injuring phlon at 
Uinona, 
TAEIIISIIED PLAI'JT BUG ( Lygigs pratensis ohlinea.tus Say) 
Ohio, E, U. Mendenhall (June 24): Is doi iig considera.ole dsj ia,ge to phlox 
plants at Anolia, Clement County, 
PYEACMTHA 
QUIITCE LACEBUG ( Corythucha, cydoniae Fitch) 
Ma,ryland, C, A, Uiegel (June 23): Has doing considera,hle danage to 
Laland firethorn at Silver Spring, Ha.s first ohserved during late 
Ma,y and early June, It caused nuch damage during 1940, 
Mississippi, C, Lyle (June 25): Infested the lea,ves of a,ll the pyra- 
cantha plants on the canpus of Mississippi State College, 
