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Ohio 
North Dakota 
WILLOW 
fflLLOW CURCULIO, ( Cryptorhynchus, lapathi L.) 
E. 7/. Mendenhall (July. 3): Mottled wJLldow and poplar "borers 
are quite bad in a "block of pussy willow in a nursery in east 
Dayton. (August 13): The pussy-willow trees in a nursery 
block at Columbus are badly infested and many of the branches 
and trees are dead from their attack, 
WALNUT SCALE ( Asnidiotus juglans-regiae Ccmst . ) 
J. A. Munro ( Maj' - 12): Asoidiotus .juglans-regiae Corns t. was 
reported at Cuelph, Dickey County. Practically 100 per cent 
of the willows on the farm -'.ere infested. Many of the trees are 
dying* . - : 
IUSDCTS ;.J I 7 J T I : & &RDLNHCUS_ AND 
C H S A MIL N T A L P L ^ r; I S iNB L A 1 N S 
MULBERRY WHITEFLY ( Tetralsurodes mori Quaint.) 
Connecticut W. S, Eritton (August 25): The mulberry whitefly is very 
abundant on Cornus August 20, at Storrs. 
BLACK. VINE HE3VIL ( Brachyrhinus sulcatus Fab.) 
Connecticut W. D. Britton (August 25): This insect is reported 
attacking Taxus at Greenwich. - 
LARGER CANNA LEAH 1 EOLLEE ( Caluodes ethlius Cram.) 
South Carolina ?. K. Harrison (August 21): The larger canna leaf roller 
is very abundant at Fairfax . 
Maine 
Mississippi 
CHRYSAKTEEI.flJM 
CHRYSANTHEMUM GALL l.IDCrL ( Diarthronomvia hvoo^g.ea Loew) 
H. B, Peirson (August 16): An outbreak is occurring in 
Augusta, 
CBEYSANTE2MUM LACEBUG (Co rythuc bg marmorata U hl.) 
E. •'■ , corned (august 3i): Lacebugs, J o r y t hue ha marmorata , 
were reported as causing considerable injury to chrysanthemums 
at Le r i dian o n Augus t 13. 
