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A MAY BEETLE (Phyl lophaga rueosa Melsh. ) 
a. C. Burrill (May 13) : Petals chopped, bids eaten, 
heart so bloom fails to unfold. Honeysuckle le; 
or more of vine bank chopped all to pieces (not leaf 
Megachile this time). Damage 10 to 20 per cent of 
at Jefferson City. 
LEAF ROLLER ( Ar chips . par all el a Hob. ) 
E. E. Frane (May 2): An occasional leaf roller has bee 
in Dutchess County. 
GREEMKOUSE LEAF TYER ( Phi yc taenia ferrugalis 
H. N. Worthley (May 10) : Pound all stages. Larv 
leaf on canra, chrysanthemum, snapdragon, ande.£.iner.ari a 
says they attack almost everything 'out ccleus and fern 
LESSER BULB ELY ( Burner is strigatus Fallen) 
Don C. Mote (April): Lesser bulb flies, Eumer i s stride'. 
Fallen, observed in field on May 2o, some mating. 
AZALEA L£aF ROLLER (probably G-racilaria azaleelj Brants) 
S. P. Fe)t (May 2k): The azalea leaf roller, probably G 
azaleella Brants, is very scarce (R. E. Horsey). 
SFAILS (Mollusca) 
\M E. Crowell (May 23): In a small greenhouse in Riple; 
have been eating the leaves of the lettuce and dahlias, 
considerable damage, and. also attacking peppers. 
BOXw'OOD LEAF HIKES ( Monarthropalpus buxi Laboi 
E. P. Felt (May 24) : The boxwood leaf miner, Monarthr 
b uxi , is somewhat more abundant in Nassau and Suffo- 
than in previous years. The with is somewhat general] 
buted to winter injury (C. H. Zi miner). 
CHRYSaFTPEMITM 
CHRYSANTHEMUM APHID C^.crosiphoniella sanborni G 
R. "7. Harned (May 24): ;'arrn siphon i el 1 p sanborni on c he- 
mum at McComb, reported on M ; ay 5« 
