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SPOTTED PELIDHOTA ( Pelldnota -p n.no tat a L. ) 
¥. 3. Britton (August 24): More abundant than usual on 
grapes at Bridgeport and Hartford. 
■ GRAPE LEA? FOLDER (Pconia floral is Sbn. ) 
II. G. Walter (August 24): The grape leaf folder has done 
considerable danage to crapes in this area. Sone of the vines 
in snail hone gardens have been nearly defoliated by this pest.- 
J. Milton (August 22): On July 27 the -rape leaf folder was 
doing serious damage to grapes at Belnont. Practically every 
leaf was infested with this pest. 
HOSE LEAFHOPPER (Erpoa rosae L. ) 
E. W. Mendenhall (August 5): I find that the rose leaf hopper 
( Bapo a ro sae L. ) is quite bad on c;rape leaves and doing sone 
danage in Kfewa'rk and in central Ohio. 
SHAPE L3AF SKELSTOSTIZEH (Harrisina ancricana Guor. ) 
C. D. Lebert (July 23): Quite nunerous in spots throughout 
the valley with severe crape foliage injury at several places. 
EIGHT- SPOTTED FOPESTETi ( Al"Pi a' oct onaculata Fab.) 
II. B. Peirson (August 24): The eight- spotted forester was 
reported feeding on naple in Portland* : 
GRAPE LEAFHDPFER ( Ercthroneura cones Say) 
H. G. Walker (August 24): The grape leafhopper is quite 
abundant on grapes in the Norfolk area. 
H. Dietrich (August 19): The u-ape leaf hopper-has becone 
very abundant on grape -at lucedale. 
G. P. i&iowlton (August 3): She grape leafhopper is seriously 
damaging crapes and Virginia creeper at Pviverd?.lo. 
S.- Loclcvood (July 27): The *rape leafhopper has not been 
responsible for as riuch damage in Hern County as in other counties 
in the San Joaquin Valley. Fresno, Madera, and parts of other 
northern counties of this valley have suffered extremely. The 
tonnage of marketable -rapes will be reduced by a rather largo 
percentage because of this insect and the hot, clr" weather 
experienced .this' Summer. 
