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RHODODENDRON 
RHODODENDRON LACE- BUG ( St. enhar.it is r hododendri Horv.) 
Jew York E. P. Felt (July 2l) . "Mr. R. E, Horsoy reports that this insect is 
quite mrcafcrous in the Rochester Parks." 
AZALEA 
AZALEA SCALE ( Eriococcus aaaJkegs Cciast.) 
Jonnecticut TT. E. Britton (July 24) . "Have never observed this insect so numerous 
as it is this year in New Haven." 
DE LPHiriT)].? 
CYCLAMEN MITE ( Taraonamu s palHdus Banks) 
Jew York C, R. Crosby (June 16). "Eound severely infested plants of delphinium 
in Oneida County." 
Ohio H. A. G os sard (July 2l) . ! Te have had. numerous reports of damage by 
this insect, particularly to delphinium, strawberries, and greenhouse 
plants ." 
A LACE-BUG, Co rvt nucha cvdoniae Fitch 
Mississippi R. W, Allen (July 15). "This tingis was very abundant on hawthorn 
at the Agricultural College. The leaves turned rusty brown and 
dropped. They are covering an area of approximately 50 acres and 
several adults can be found on every leaf." 
GROUNDSEL TREE ( Baccharis hr-1:.r.if olia L .) 
A LACE-BUG, Tirgis sp. 
New York E. P. Felt (July 2l). "Mr. R. E, Horsey reports a moderate infesta- 
tion by this pest about the middle of July. The infestation was 
easily controlled with nicotine soap spray. :| 
