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T. H. Parks (June 15): Potato flea beetles have "been nmch 
more injurious than usual this year. 
R. Hut son (June 11): Plea "beetles are extremely numerous 
on tomatoes at Willianston and Lake Odessa, and on potatoes 
at Springport and Pennville. 
J. A. Munro (June IB): Recent observations indicate tha£ .tliey 
are prevalent over a large area of the potato-growing section of 
the State. 
H. C. Severin (June 14): More than average abundance. 
C. J. Drake (June 22): The potato flea beetle is very abundant, 
POTATO APHID ( Illinoia solanifolii Ashm. ) 
H. G. Walker (June 27): A very severe outbreak of the pink 
and green potato aphid occurred about two weeks ago; and severe 
damage, especially to tomatoes in the Norfolk and Portsmouth 
area and on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, has occurred. 
POTATO LE1PH0PPER ( Eipoasca fabae Harr. ) 
L. H. Shropshire (June 23): Potato leaf hoppers are very abun- 
dant in Cook Co\inty. They appeared on June 8 to 12. 
L. Haseman (June 20): Potato leaf hoppers in central Missouri 
June 15; considerable tip burn from hoppers on potatoes. 
TOMATO PSYLLID ( Paratrioza cockcrelli Sulc. ) 
G. P. Knowlton (June 15); The potato psyllid was found to 
have matured one generation on tomato in the field under "white 
caps, " and deposited eggs by June 11 at Parmington. Adults and 
eggs were moderately abundant upon potatoes at the same time. 
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EGGPLANT LACEBUG ( Gargaphia solani Heid. ) 
T. J. Headlee, M. C. Nissley, and R. C. Burdette (June 21): 
Pound less numerous, probably owing to the heavy rains. In the 
Swedesboro section of Gloucester Counts' half-grown young lace- 
bugs were found on eggplant and eggs of this insect were hatching 
in Burlington County. 
EGGPLANT PLEA BEADLE ( Ppitrix fuscula Crotch) 
J. J. Davis (June 27) : The eggplant flea beetle was very 
destructive to recently set eggplants at Lafayette June 10. 
