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Virginia 
MEXICO BEAN BEETLE ( hoilachna corruota Muls.) 
New York C, E. Crosby (October) : . Tne Mexican bean beetle is general 
and widespread in Suffolk County. Severe damage in a few fields. 
Second year noted onl-jn' .Island. Bad on limas. (¥. G. Been) 
Staff of Geneva/ ixperimer.t. Station (September 29): The 
Mexican- bean beetle i a- moderately abundant in Sallace. 
T. J. Ee&dlee (October 8):. The Mexican bean beetle is 
moderately abundant. • 
,. L. A. Steams (October 20) :•.-.. The Mexican bean beetle is scarce 
at the close of the summer. 
L. h. Peairs: (October 20): The Mexican bean beetle is 
moderately abundant in Morgantown; hibernating in mccerate 
numbers. 
0. E. Gould (October 23): The Mexican bean beetle is 
moderately abundant although becoming scarce in the fields 
about Norfolk, The number present in the fields this fall is 
greatly reduced, over last year.- ..-. large percentage of beetles 
entering hibernation .are, ne.v,ly. emerged. 
T. L. Guyton (October 24): The Mexican bean beetle nearly 
disappeared from the scene about Earrisburg this summer. In 
certain restricted localities where rain fell the beetles 
appeared :n late-planted beans.. .• . . 
J. J. Davis. (October 20): .The Mexican bean beetle is moderately 
abundant' in general.. ... 
J. h. Robinson (October 20): The Mexican bean beetle is scarce 
in northeastern Alabama, 
A LEA1PHQPPER (Srnpoasca mali LeB.) 
J. R. 'iTatson (October 20): The bean jassid seems en the 
whole to be rather less abundant than usual at this time oi the 
. year. 
S. '.7, Clark. (October 10):. Infestations anc _ iancc Dut 
no rmal , on b e a n s at '.7e s la c o . 
BEAN APEjIE (hp_his ruT.icis L.) 
York C. R. Crosb;- (Octob r)-.: Tr.e bean aphia is ... - QC 
-i limas in Suffolk County but did not caus^ -Teat loss. (T7. >.- . 
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