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CAESALPINIA CORIARIA Willd. Divi-divi. 
The commercial extract was an effeotive repellent against the 
Japanese beetle*— Metxger and Grant (t77 )» 
CASSIA ALATA L. 
The powdered bark of this plant was reported to destroy ticks*— 
Soarone (355 ) . 
CASSIA ANGUS TIFOLIA Vahl. Senna* 
Extracts applied as sprays against adult mosquitoes were much in- 
ferior to the standard mosquitocide*— Wats and Singh (421) » 
CASSIA AURICULATA L. Synonym* Senna aurioulata Roxb* 
In India the fresh leaves were ground into a paste with water r 
green hall (Phaseolus radlatus ), and poppy seeds and applied to the 
body for itch*— Moo^ooswitmy (ZB6 )» 
CASSIA BACILLARIS L. f. 
Sprays containing extracts of the leaves and seeds had only a 
slight toxio effect on citrus aphids*— Wore ley (431 ) * 
CASSIA DIDTMOBOTRIA Fires* 
Extracts of the roots, stems, leaves, and seeds of this fish-poison 
plant from Kenya were slightly toxio to the bean aphid*~-Tatterafield 
and Giminghaa (391 )* 
This species is a fairly widespread shrub, indigenous to East 
Africa, and used by the natives as a fish poison* The seeds and leaves 
were only moderately toxio to citrus aphids* An amorphous solid and an 
oily resin were obtained from the alcoholic extracts* A spray contain- 
ing the former killed ICO peroent of the aphids treated, but * spray 
containing the latter killed only 37*5 percent— Woraley (431 ) » 
CASSIA FASCICULATA Miohx* Synonymt £• chamaecrista L. Partridge-pea. 
CASSIA HBBSCABFA Fern* Synonymt C. marilandioa . Wild senna. 
Extracts were not repellent to the Japanese beetles.— ilettger and 
Grant (2T7 ). 
CASSIA FISTULA L. 
This plant is widely distributed in India. Alcoholic extracts and 
water suspensions had no effect on caterpillars .—Putt arudriah and 
Subramanian (312). 
