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A. I. Bourne (Junj 23): Apple leaf hoppers are moderately 
abundant. 
M. P. Zappe (June 21): Leafhoppers are more abundant 
for this time of the year than usual in New Haven County. 
Weekly News Letter, N. Y. State Coll. Agr. (June): 
Apparently these insects are more numerous than usual, 
and by the third week in the month stippling of the foliage 
was conspicuous in Ulster, Clinton, Monroe, and Niagara 
Counties. 
E. N.Cory (June 20): Apple leaf hoppers are moderately 
abundant in Howard and Allegany Counties. 
W. J.Schoene (June 11): The apple leafhopper, Tyohlocyba 
pomaria McAtee, has. been reported injurious in Augusta and 
Montgomery Counties. The adults of the first brood are now 
mature. 
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Indiana 
J. 5. Houser (June 23): Apple leaf hoppers are moderately 
abundant. 
J. J.Davis (June 20): The apple losfhopper ( Tynhlocyba 
po maria McAtee - D«Long det.) was reported abundant on apple 
at Bedford, June 1, by G-. E. Marshall. (June 21): Apple 
leafhoppers are moderately abundant in south.rn Indiana. 
R. H. Petti t (June 20): The apple leaf hoppers arc very 
abundant. 
R. M. Jones (June 20): Apple leafhoppers are moderately 
abundant at Marionville. One grower reports their presence 
on jple nursery stock. 
G. M. Bentley (June 13): Apple leafhoppers are very 
abundant in Knox County. 
APPLE REDBUG- (Lvgidea mendax Reut. ) 
Weekly News Letter, N. Y. State Coll. Agr. (June): 
Redbug injury was unusually severe in Dutchess, Y a tcs, 
Niagara, and Ulster Counties. 
APPLE FLEA WEEVIL ( Orchestes unicornis Say) 
L. Easeman (June 23); The college orchard near Columbia 
showed a heavy infestation of apple flea weevils during late 
May, with new weevils beginning to emerge by June 12. 
SA2I JOSE SCALE ( Aspidiotus pernio ioeus Coinst.) 
R. A. Sazama (June): San Jose crawlers began hatching about 
June 1, approximately 10 days earlier than usual. 
