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HICKOPY 
( Phylloxera caryaefallax Riley) 
Missouri A. C. Burr ill (June J): I enclose some new galls on shagbark 
hickory found south of Jefferson City. (Determined by r. '7. Mason). 
LARCH 
LARCH CASE BEARER ( Coieophora laricella Hiibn. ) 
Maine, Vermont J. V. Schaffner Jr. (June 17) : Reported as very abundant in vi- 
and cinity of Bangor, Orcao , and Dover -loxcroft , Maine, and Stock- 
Massachusetts bridge, Mass. The feeding by these small larvae has caused the 
foliage. to turn brown on the larch trees in localities named. 
(June 23) : «. report was received today that all larch in vicinity 
of Bristol, Vt., are badly brov/ned. 
Her; York 
Jew York 
Missouri 
Ohio 
E. P. Pelt (June 2k) : Larch foliage very generally browned by 
the mines of the larch case bearer was reported .from Rochester 
June S, the material containing recently issued moths. The in- 
sect occurred upon several varieties of laroh and had not been 
observed until the present season (H. 3. Horsey). 
■7G0LLY La?, CM APHID ( Chermes , strobiiobius Ka.lt.) 
E. P. Pelt (June 2k): The woolly larch aphid was c luite abundant 
as usual on European and Japanese larch (R. E. Horsey). 
LOCUST 
LOCUST TT7IG G-ALL ( Ecdytolooha insitician a Sell . ) 
A. C. Burrill (May 31 ) : Please find enclosed spray of locust 
tree rath gall twigs of unknown gall insect, with molts, still 
attached to base of twig. The last three days adults have emerged 
(cast skins in exit hole sent herewith)'. (Determination by 
C. T. Greene. ) 
MAPLE 
Ohio 
MAPLE CHAITOPHORUS ( Perir/hyllus aceri s L.) 
T. H. Parks (June 22): These aphid s are very abundant and caus- 
ing the Norway maples to be covered with sticky secretion or 
honeyderr. Have had complaints from Columbus, Cincinnati, Plamilton, 
Lebanon , and Spr ingf i el d. 
AM APHID ( Br epanaphi s acerifolii Thorns. ) 
E. W, Mendenhall (June lk) : The maple aphid is very bad en the 
maple in Columbus and doing considerable damage to the leaves. 
