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the single exception being Chautauqua County in the western 
part of the State, where there are indications of serious trou- 
ble from these insects. (abstract J. A. H.) 
Maryland E. N. Cory (May 6): Green apT.de aphids are very abundant in 
the State. 
Oregon D. C. Mote (April 29): This insect is occurring throughout 
the State in great abundance. 
ROSY APPLE APHID ( Anuraphis roseus Baker) 
New York ".Veekly News Letter, N. Y. State College of Agr*,,May: In gen- 
eral the rosy apple aphid is scarce over the fruit belt, the 
only exception being Chautauqua County, (abstract J. A. H.) 
Virginia 17. J. Schoene (May 34): Spring migrants of Aphis sorbi were 
leaving the apple trees at Kollins in large numbers on May 11. 
The aphids occurred in large numbers on curled leaves on some 
trees. Generally speaking, the infestation was mild. 
Indiana J. J. Davis (May 28): The rosy apple aphid was reported under 
date of May 12 by L. F. Steiner from Bedford to the effect that 
this aphid has been causing considerable damage in some orchards 
around Bedford since the latter part of April. It is moderately 
abundant in southern Indiana. 
Mississippi K. H. c arpenter(May 21) The rosy apple aphid is very abundant 
at Houston and Okolona. 
Oregon D. C. Mote (April 29): This insect is found throughout the 
State in great abundance. 
APPLE GRAIN APHID (Rhopalosiphura prunifoliae Fitch) 
New York ",7eekly News Letter, N. Y. St~te College of Agr .., May: This 
species is unusually abundant in Seneca, Orleans, Orange, Dut- 
chess, Ontario, and Ulster Counties. (aJbstrrct J. A. H.) 
Pennsylvania T. L. Guyton (May 21): Rhortalo sirjhum prunif :1 iae is very 
abundant . 
Maryland E. N. Cory (May 6): This species was abundrnt early in the 
spring. 
Virginia '.,'. J. Schoene (May 24): The grain aphid, Aphis a venae , had 
largely left the trees about two weeks prior to May 11. 
South Carolina M. H. Brunson (May 23): Apple grain aphids are very abunda,nt 
in the college apple orchards at Clemson College. 
Ohio T. H. P^rks (^.'.r.y 25): This pl~nt louse wa.s more abundant 
than usual on the buds during April and colonies developed on 
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