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NASTU RTIUM 
SERPENTINE LEAF MINER ( Agromyza pusilla Meig.) 
Florida. J, R. Watson (April 23): Several complaints have "been re- 
ceived of the work of serpentine leaf miners on nasturtiums. 
OLEANDER 
POLKA DOT WASP MOTH ( Syntoneida epilais Walk. ) 
Florida. J. H. Watson (April 23): The oleander caterpillar is very 
abundant from Gainesville south. 
RHODODENDRON 
A WHITEELY ( Dialourodes chittendoni Laing) 
Connecticut. E. P. Felt (April 23): Rhododendron whitcfly .was some- 
what abundant in a planting at Greenwich in the extreme southwestern 
corner of the State. 
AZALEA SCALE ( Eric-coccus' azaleae .Coast, ) 
Connecticut. E. P. Felt (April 23): Azalea scale occurred in large 
.numbers on rhododendron at Hartford. 
ROSE 
ROSE APEID (Uacrociphua rosae L. ) 
New Jersey. M. D. Leonard (April 2h) : Rose aphids are becoming 
abundant on new shoots of various varieties of cultivated roses at 
Haddonfield, Camden County. All forms are breeding rapidly. This 
is earlier than usual. 
SNOWBALL ' 
AN APHID ( Aphis viburniphila Patch) 
New Jersey. M. D. Leonard (April 2U): Leaves are curling badly already, 
at Haddonfield, Camden County. Stem-mothers and many young have 
been observed, attended, as usual, by ants. 
