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A. M. Boyce (April S) : Young nymphs found in moderate numbers 
on opening buds. 
APHIID4S 
T. D. Urbahns (May 15): J. - : • Dixon reported aphid s attacking 
peach trees more severely than usual in Inyo County. 
PEACH SORER Uegcria exitiosa Say) 
0. I. Snapp (May 20): The peach tree borer is apparently more 
abundant in the Griffin section than usual. In most cases where 
infestation is heavy the paradichlorobenzene treatment was omit- 
ted last year. 
0RIEM!AL PEACH MOTH ( lasoeyresia molcsta Busck) 
Snapp & Swingle (May 5) : T 'Me peak of the larvel period of the 
second generation was reached in the field today. Second -gener- 
ation larvae are in both t"dgs and green peaches. There was a 
rather heavy first-generation infestation in an orchard in Craw- 
ford County in which October peaches are grown. 
R. W. Harned (May 24): Larvae and pupae that have ''oeo-n tenta- 
tively determined by J. M. Langston as Laspcyr esia mole^ta were 
collected on peach at Holly Springs, April 25. 
PL0-/ER THRIPS ( Erankliniella tritici Fitch) 
T. D. L'rbahns (Hay 11) : H. A. Crane reported the wheat thrips 
attacking peaches, the infestation being Quite general through- 
out Tuba County although not especially severe. 
PLUM CURCULIO (Co notrachclus nenuphar Hbst. ) 
J. 0. Pepper (May 2): The plum curculio has occurred in the 
Piedmont section in large numbers and some peach orchards have 
a severe infestation. The weather conditions have been such 
that a spray schedule coald not be followed. 
0. I. Snapp (May 20): Larvae to the number of 5^l6 ^ictq reared 
from 5 bushels of peach drops collected otx April 11 from Port 
Galley. The infestation is much heavier than it has been for so* 
eral years. The drought has been detrimental to the development 
of pupae in the soil during the last month. 
L. Baseman (May 2k): This pest has been at ~ork feeding and lay- 
ing eggs since april 30, and is still actively feeding and ovi- 
positing on this date. Early hatching grubs were from one-half 
to two-thirds grown on Hay 13, and are now seemingly full-fed. 
