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Wisconsin 
Minnesota 
Iowa 
Missouri 
California 
Maine 
E. L. Chambers and assistants (July)? The potato loaf hopper 
is very abundant throughout the State, reports having "been 
received from 20 counties. (Abstract, J.A.H. ) 
A. G. Ruggles and assistants (August): the potato leaf hopper 
is "but normally abundant throughout the greater part of the 
State. It was, however, reported as very abundant from Freeborn, 
Martin, Rock, and Winona Counties. (Abstract, J.A.H.) 
H. E. Jaques (August 27): Potato leafhoppcrsare a rather 
serious pest in the northern half of the State, also in south- 
western Iowa. 
L. Baseman (August 25): The potato leaf hopper has attracted 
less attention in Missouri this year than usual. 
A LEA?- BUG ( Bngytatus r:eniculatus Reuter ) 
R. E. Campbell (July 22): Calls were received r"rom several 
growers and shippers that a plant bug was damaging tomatoes in 
Orange County. An inspection of several fields shower! that 
nymphs and adults " r ere numerous, and growers pointed out feeding 
spots on the stems. The extent of injury is not known as : r et. 
It has previously been reported as injurious to tomatoes in the 
Hawaiian Islands. 
TOMATO WORM ( Protoparco next a Johan. ) 
B. 3. Peirson (August 24): There are tomato hornworm reports 
from many sectior.s of the State. 
Ohio 
EGGPLAITT 
EGGPIALTT LACEBUG (Garrayhia solani He id. ) 
T. H. Parks (August 24): This insect was found by Mr. C. K. 
Huff to be seriously injuring eggplant in Lawrence County. 
Vermont 
Connecticut 
S3A£7S 
H3SCICA8 5231? 35&?E3 ( Spilachna corrupt a ! fills. ) 
H. L. Bed ley (July M): 'To Mexican bean beetle is moderately 
abundant at Brat ••le, ore, • f -- 'Irat record in Vermont. 
(August 24): She Mexican bean beetle is very airmdant. Not 
yet reported outside of Brattle»>bro ''i- n .d Vernon. 
W. S. Britton (August 24): T"ne Mexican bean beetle is moderately 
abundant throughout the State, and is very abundant in ITew Haven 
and Fairfield Counties. 
