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Claire, and Allegan o.n July IS; Buchanan, Saint Joseph, and Lapeer on 
July 20; and Kibble, ATbion, Ann Arbor, and Birmingham on July 21. 
Miimesota. A. G. Buggies and assistants. (July): A few orchards near Minneapolis 
show 20 percent of the fruit affected. 
Missouri. L. Hasenan (July 23): The July "brood of codling noths reached its 
peak in the southern port of the State during the first 10 days in July, 
in central Missouri around the niddlo of July, and in the northern part of 
the State around July 20. Attracting less attention than usual. 
Nevada. G. G. Schweis (July 25): Codling noths abundant, and all unsprayed 
apples 100 percent wormy. 
YELLCv7..NECKED CATERPILLAR ( Pat ana -minis tra Drury) 
Missouri. L. Easeman (July 23): More abundant than usual at least in central 
Missouri, and unsprayed trees have been rather severely stripped. Most 
of the caterpillars had "begun to pupate in rearing cages "by July 20. 
PISTOL CAS33EARER ( Goleophora malvorella Riley) 
Pennsylvania. H. E.. Kodgkiss (July 26): Adults emerged in Adams County, south- 
central Pennsylvania, on June IS. First eggs observed on June 21, and 
very abundant "by June 30. The peak of moth emergence occurred from June 
25 to 27. On July 6 approximately 9.5 percent of the adults had emerged. 
Second-generation young were present on July 10. 
APPLE LEAF SKELETONIZE?. (Fsorosina hammondi Riley) 
Missouri. L. Easeman (July 23): During the first half of July a rather heavy 
population of this insect appeared over much of the State; and considerable 
damage occurred on young orchards and those where there was no fruit crop. 
APPLE LEAF TRUMPET MINER ( Tischerla malifoliella Clem.) 
South Carolina. J. A. Berly (July 26): Rather heavy infestation on crab apple 
at Columbia. 
ROSY APPLE APHID ( Anuraphis r oseus Baker) 
Connecticut. P. Gorman (July 2l) : More abundant than last year, especially in 
the southern half of the State. Infestations generally light in northern 
part. Migration from apple complete "by last "reek in June. 
New York. N.Y.State Coll. Agr. News Letter (July 5): In a few orchards in Wayne 
County, western New York, where early control measures were lacking, rosy 
aphids are causing serious damage. 
Maryland, E. N. Cory (July 23): Considerable injury noted at various points in 
the State. 
