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PJIODODT^TDHOIT 
LACBPUGS ( Tinr;iticl.ae) 
Dolav/pj’C, L, A. Stearns (Jraie 3)* ■^^'b'urLc’.ant at Rodney Square Park, 
V/ilninyton, 
Ohio, E, V/, Mendenhall (J'one l): -he la.cebua, Stephanitis rhododondri 
Horv,, was found on private plantings in ITcw Philadelphia, Tuscarawa,s 
County, 
ROSE 
ROSE SAWELY ( Co,liroa aethfops F,) 
’■/isconsin, E, L, Char-hers (June 2S); Present in nany localities of the 
State. 
Hehraska. H, E, Ta.tc (Juno 20); Skeletonized rose leaves wore received 
from Douglas and llanco Ocunties on May 29 ajnd Juiie 12, respectively. 
Observed on roses In Custer County on Mas^ 26, and also ‘noted in Lrai- 
caster County on May 30 and June 1, 
ROSE SiTOUT BEETLE ( P-hynchites hicolor F.) 
Utah, G. F, Knowlton (J-jino l4): Causing severe injury to roses in nany 
ga.rdons throughout the Payson area, Danaging ga-rden roses in Farming- 
ton and Salt Lake on June 5* 
POTATO APHID ( Mac r o s iphun solanifolii Ashm.) 
Utah, 0. F, Knoi'lton (June): Aphids v-^ere less abundant on Jme 6 in north- 
ern Utali, although in several gardens this aoAiid was a.ttacking the tip 
grov;th of roses* Damaging rose tip fcrovith at Cedar City on Juno 21, 
ROSE APillD ( Macros iphun rosa.e L,) 
1‘Tew Jorsev, M. D, Leonard (Ma.y 20)i Fairly a.hundant on soveraA rose hushes 
. observed a.t Ridgewood and Eaddonfield, 
A ROSE LEi'iFHOPPER ( T;^^gohlocyba sp,) 
Wisconsin, E, L, Chanbers (Juno 28); Abundant in southern part of the Sta.te, 
LE/iF-FOOTSD DUG ( Leptoglossus ph^^'llopus L.) 
Texas, R, K, Fletcher (June 24): Found on roses in Uilbarger County on 
May 26. 
