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POSE LEAFHOPPER ( Im-ooa e rosae L.) 
S. 77. Frost (September): Hot as abundant in Adams County as last 
year, although certain orchards, especially the younger orchards, 
show considerable stippling en the leaves. Considerable spotting 
of the fruit by e:cudations has been noted but otherwise no serious 
injury. 
APPLE- SEED CFALCID ( Syntcmas-pis druoarum Boh. ) 
S. W. Frost (September): The apple-seed, chalcid has been abundant 
for several years in Adams County, especially on certain varieties, 
as Grimes Golden. Pie injury is often confr.sed with red-bug injury 
"hich it resembles superficially. 
A ELCKER- BEETLE ( Euphoria sepul chral is Fab. ) 
J. W. McColloch (September 22): Adults of this species are causing 
some damage to fruit in this vicinity. A hailstorm a week ago 
bruised quite a bit of fruit and rendered it attractive to these 
beetles. 
EHROPEM PEP SPIDER (P aratetr an ychus -pilosus C. &. F. ) 
A. I. Bourne (September 26): Fractically no bronzing of foliage 
has resulted from the attach of this species this year. 
S. 77. Frost (September): Hot as abundant as last year. An 
occasional orchard in Adams County shows an abundance of the mite 
but nowhere has serious injury been noted on the foliage. 
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PxjUM CUPCULIO (C onotrachelus neiiuphar ffbst. ) 
S. W. Frost (September): Quince and pears in home gardens and 
orchards suffer serious infestation by the plum curculio. 
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OHIFMAL PEACH MOTH ( iasnevresi a molesta Busck.) 
Philip Ga'WLan (September 25): Causing considerable loss in some 
peach orchards it. TJew Haven and Fairfield Counties. « Abundance as 
compared with an average year seems to be more abundant. 
PEACH- TWIG MOTH ( Anarsia lineatella Zell.) 
Geo. F. Knowlton (September 5): Peach- twig borers have done con- 
siderable damage in orchards not sprayed for their control. Ar- 
senical sprays used at the right times have been effective in lower- 
ing the damage to twigs and fruit. 
LIBRARY 
STATE PLANT BOARD 
