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. Insects injurious to fruits. Illustrated with four hundred and forty wood-cuts. Insect pests. Fig. 880.. No. 226.—The 12-Spotted Diabrotica. Diahrotica 12-punctata (Oliv.). This beetle also is occasionally destructive to melons and squashes, eating into their substance. It is a yellow beetle, with twelve black spots, represented in Fig. 380. It is closely related to the striped squash beetle, No. 222.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly Stock Photo

RMPFWX0T–. Insects injurious to fruits. Illustrated with four hundred and forty wood-cuts. Insect pests. Fig. 880.. No. 226.—The 12-Spotted Diabrotica. Diahrotica 12-punctata (Oliv.). This beetle also is occasionally destructive to melons and squashes, eating into their substance. It is a yellow beetle, with twelve black spots, represented in Fig. 380. It is closely related to the striped squash beetle, No. 222.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly

. The American home garden. Being principles and rules for the culture of vegetables, fruits, flowers, and shrubbery. To which are added brief notes on farm crops, with a table of their average product and chemical constituents. Gardening. 100 AMERICAN HOME GAKDEX. The fom-th is found only on the seed-stalk branches of the lettuce, and the applications aljove named for the hop may he used for this, if foimd needful. CUCUMBER BUG. (Striped.) GALERUCA YITTATA. The striped cucumber bug is an active black and yellow striped beetle, about one fom-th of an inch long, which attacks the cuctunber, mel Stock Photo

RMRE2G7N–. The American home garden. Being principles and rules for the culture of vegetables, fruits, flowers, and shrubbery. To which are added brief notes on farm crops, with a table of their average product and chemical constituents. Gardening. 100 AMERICAN HOME GAKDEX. The fom-th is found only on the seed-stalk branches of the lettuce, and the applications aljove named for the hop may he used for this, if foimd needful. CUCUMBER BUG. (Striped.) GALERUCA YITTATA. The striped cucumber bug is an active black and yellow striped beetle, about one fom-th of an inch long, which attacks the cuctunber, mel

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. Injurious insects : how to recognize and control them . Insect pests; Insect pests. SMALL BEETLES AXD GRUBS ATTACKLXG FOLIAGE 155. Fig in the lo:i'es, and when the yonng or lalâ ^â¢a^ get to work a few days later, the fohage may be pretty well destro>'ed. The adult beetles are broadly oval, flattened, and their baeks bear some resemlilance to a tortoise shell. The Two- striped Sweet Potato Beetle (,rav-!^'i'(/(i bivlttata Say) is one fom'tli of an ineh long, and has two black strijies on each of its yellow wing covers. The Golden Tortoise Beetle (Copto- cijcla bicolor Fab.) is larger and Stock Photo

RMPG27DR–. Injurious insects : how to recognize and control them . Insect pests; Insect pests. SMALL BEETLES AXD GRUBS ATTACKLXG FOLIAGE 155. Fig in the lo:i'es, and when the yonng or lalâ ^â¢a^ get to work a few days later, the fohage may be pretty well destro>'ed. The adult beetles are broadly oval, flattened, and their baeks bear some resemlilance to a tortoise shell. The Two- striped Sweet Potato Beetle (,rav-!^'i'(/(i bivlttata Say) is one fom'tli of an ineh long, and has two black strijies on each of its yellow wing covers. The Golden Tortoise Beetle (Copto- cijcla bicolor Fab.) is larger and

RMRD8YPR–. Insects injurious to fruits. Illustrated with four hundred and forty wood-cuts. Insect pests. Fig. 880.. No. 226.—The 12-Spotted Diabrotica. Diahrotica 12-punctata (Oliv.). This beetle also is occasionally destructive to melons and squashes, eating into their substance. It is a yellow beetle, with twelve black spots, represented in Fig. 380. It is closely related to the striped squash beetle, No. 222.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly

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. Injurious insects : how to recognize and control them . Insect pests; Insect pests. 144 PA'.Sr.S OF GABBEX AXl' FIELLi CROPS Blister-beetles iMeloidte) Swarms of rather large, long-legged beetles, black, gray, or striped black and yellow, with cUstinct heads and " necks " and elongated, straight-cut bodies, sometimes descend on field or garden crops and. ^^^ Fig. 139. — The .Striped Blister- beetle. Original. Fig. 140. — The Ash-gray Blis- ter-beetle. Original. quickly destroy the foliage. They often do great damage to sugar beets, potatoes, and beans, or other legumes. There are s Stock Photo

RMPG1KPC–. Injurious insects : how to recognize and control them . Insect pests; Insect pests. 144 PA'.Sr.S OF GABBEX AXl' FIELLi CROPS Blister-beetles iMeloidte) Swarms of rather large, long-legged beetles, black, gray, or striped black and yellow, with cUstinct heads and " necks " and elongated, straight-cut bodies, sometimes descend on field or garden crops and. ^^^ Fig. 139. — The .Striped Blister- beetle. Original. Fig. 140. — The Ash-gray Blis- ter-beetle. Original. quickly destroy the foliage. They often do great damage to sugar beets, potatoes, and beans, or other legumes. There are s

RMRDA8WM–. Injurious insects : how to recognize and control them . Insect pests; Insect pests. SMALL BEETLES AXD GRUBS ATTACKLXG FOLIAGE 155. Fig in the lo:i'es, and when the yonng or lalâ ^â¢a^ get to work a few days later, the fohage may be pretty well destro>'ed. The adult beetles are broadly oval, flattened, and their baeks bear some resemlilance to a tortoise shell. The Two- striped Sweet Potato Beetle (,rav-!^'i'(/(i bivlttata Say) is one fom'tli of an ineh long, and has two black strijies on each of its yellow wing covers. The Golden Tortoise Beetle (Copto- cijcla bicolor Fab.) is larger and

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. Injurious insects : how to recognize and control them . Insect pests; Insect pests. The Three-hned Potato Beetle (Lema trilineaia Ohv.) Injury by tliis species is about the same as that done liy the Colorado potato-l:>eetle. The eggs are laid along the midrib of the leaf. The larva covers itself with a mass of excre- ment. The adult is a hand- some beetle, its body striped with light yellow and black. T. 1 ^, . ,. 1 1 -f"i<^- 1-^5. â The Three-lined Potato its length 1$ a litt e more than -R,ori- r i i j Â» i â " Beetle. Enlarged and natural size. one tlurd of an inch. There Stock Photo

RMPG1KNG–. Injurious insects : how to recognize and control them . Insect pests; Insect pests. The Three-hned Potato Beetle (Lema trilineaia Ohv.) Injury by tliis species is about the same as that done liy the Colorado potato-l:>eetle. The eggs are laid along the midrib of the leaf. The larva covers itself with a mass of excre- ment. The adult is a hand- some beetle, its body striped with light yellow and black. T. 1 ^, . ,. 1 1 -f"i<^- 1-^5. â The Three-lined Potato its length 1$ a litt e more than -R,ori- r i i j Â» i â " Beetle. Enlarged and natural size. one tlurd of an inch. There

RMRDA966–. Injurious insects : how to recognize and control them . Insect pests; Insect pests. 144 PA'.Sr.S OF GABBEX AXl' FIELLi CROPS Blister-beetles iMeloidte) Swarms of rather large, long-legged beetles, black, gray, or striped black and yellow, with cUstinct heads and " necks " and elongated, straight-cut bodies, sometimes descend on field or garden crops and. ^^^ Fig. 139. — The .Striped Blister- beetle. Original. Fig. 140. — The Ash-gray Blis- ter-beetle. Original. quickly destroy the foliage. They often do great damage to sugar beets, potatoes, and beans, or other legumes. There are s

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. Injurious insects : how to recognize and control them . Insect pests; Insect pests. 150 PZSTS OF GARDES ASD FIELD CROPS â The Striped Cucumber Beetle (Diahrotica rittata Fab.) As soon as the tender leaves of meloos. cucumbers, and squashes are above ground, a lot of yellow and black striped beetles, two fifthi of. Fig. 1.5l:. â The Striiried Cucumber Beetle. Adults, natural size and enlarged. Original. an inch long, hunt them out and do their best to destroy them. The larvs eat the tender roots of the same plants on which the adults are seen ; and in addition the feeding of the adtdts is ins Stock Photo

RMPG27FG–. Injurious insects : how to recognize and control them . Insect pests; Insect pests. 150 PZSTS OF GARDES ASD FIELD CROPS â The Striped Cucumber Beetle (Diahrotica rittata Fab.) As soon as the tender leaves of meloos. cucumbers, and squashes are above ground, a lot of yellow and black striped beetles, two fifthi of. Fig. 1.5l:. â The Striiried Cucumber Beetle. Adults, natural size and enlarged. Original. an inch long, hunt them out and do their best to destroy them. The larvs eat the tender roots of the same plants on which the adults are seen ; and in addition the feeding of the adtdts is ins

. Cyclopedia of farm crops, a popular survey of crops and crop-making methods in the United States and Canada;. Farm produce; Agriculture. 344 FORESTS FORESTS burning. [For further information, see Yearbook, United States Department of Agriculture, 1908, pp. 314-317.] The locust borer {Cyllene rdbinim, Fig. 489) is a whitish, elongated, round-headed grub, which hatches from an egg deposited by a black-and yellow-striped long-horned beetle, found on,the trees and on the flowers of goldenrod from August to October. The eggs are deposited in August and September in the outer bark on the trunks an Stock Photo

RMRDR4E3–. Cyclopedia of farm crops, a popular survey of crops and crop-making methods in the United States and Canada;. Farm produce; Agriculture. 344 FORESTS FORESTS burning. [For further information, see Yearbook, United States Department of Agriculture, 1908, pp. 314-317.] The locust borer {Cyllene rdbinim, Fig. 489) is a whitish, elongated, round-headed grub, which hatches from an egg deposited by a black-and yellow-striped long-horned beetle, found on,the trees and on the flowers of goldenrod from August to October. The eggs are deposited in August and September in the outer bark on the trunks an

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. Injurious insects : how to recognize and control them . Insect pests; Insect pests. Fig in the lo:i'es, and when the yonng or lalâ ^â¢a^ get to work a few days later, the fohage may be pretty well destro>'ed. The adult beetles are broadly oval, flattened, and their baeks bear some resemlilance to a tortoise shell. The Two- striped Sweet Potato Beetle (,rav-!^'i'(/(i bivlttata Say) is one fom'tli of an ineh long, and has two black strijies on each of its yellow wing covers. The Golden Tortoise Beetle (Copto- cijcla bicolor Fab.) is larger and a bright, golden yellow. The Black-legged Tort Stock Photo

RMPG27DB–. Injurious insects : how to recognize and control them . Insect pests; Insect pests. Fig in the lo:i'es, and when the yonng or lalâ ^â¢a^ get to work a few days later, the fohage may be pretty well destro>'ed. The adult beetles are broadly oval, flattened, and their baeks bear some resemlilance to a tortoise shell. The Two- striped Sweet Potato Beetle (,rav-!^'i'(/(i bivlttata Say) is one fom'tli of an ineh long, and has two black strijies on each of its yellow wing covers. The Golden Tortoise Beetle (Copto- cijcla bicolor Fab.) is larger and a bright, golden yellow. The Black-legged Tort

RMRDA95C–. Injurious insects : how to recognize and control them . Insect pests; Insect pests. The Three-hned Potato Beetle (Lema trilineaia Ohv.) Injury by tliis species is about the same as that done liy the Colorado potato-l:>eetle. The eggs are laid along the midrib of the leaf. The larva covers itself with a mass of excre- ment. The adult is a hand- some beetle, its body striped with light yellow and black. T. 1 ^, . ,. 1 1 -f"i<^- 1-^5. â The Three-lined Potato its length 1$ a litt e more than -R,ori- r i i j Â» i â " Beetle. Enlarged and natural size. one tlurd of an inch. There

. A manual for the study of insects. Insects. 57^ THE STUDY OF INSECTS. should not be grown in orchards, as is sometimes done in CaHfornia. The Flea-beetles.—There is a group of leaf-beetles, of which we have many species, in which the hind legs are fitted for leaping, the thighs being very large. These are commonly called the flea-beetles. The Striped Flea-beetle, Phyllotreta vittata (PhyUo-tre'ta vit-ta^ta), is exceedingly common on cabbage, turnip, radish, mustard, and allied plants. It is a small, black, shining beetle, with a broad, wavy, pale, dull-yellow stripe upon each wing-cover (Fig Stock Photo

RMPFX8W2–. A manual for the study of insects. Insects. 57^ THE STUDY OF INSECTS. should not be grown in orchards, as is sometimes done in CaHfornia. The Flea-beetles.—There is a group of leaf-beetles, of which we have many species, in which the hind legs are fitted for leaping, the thighs being very large. These are commonly called the flea-beetles. The Striped Flea-beetle, Phyllotreta vittata (PhyUo-tre'ta vit-ta^ta), is exceedingly common on cabbage, turnip, radish, mustard, and allied plants. It is a small, black, shining beetle, with a broad, wavy, pale, dull-yellow stripe upon each wing-cover (Fig

RMRDA8XP–. Injurious insects : how to recognize and control them . Insect pests; Insect pests. 150 PZSTS OF GARDES ASD FIELD CROPS â The Striped Cucumber Beetle (Diahrotica rittata Fab.) As soon as the tender leaves of meloos. cucumbers, and squashes are above ground, a lot of yellow and black striped beetles, two fifthi of. Fig. 1.5l:. â The Striiried Cucumber Beetle. Adults, natural size and enlarged. Original. an inch long, hunt them out and do their best to destroy them. The larvs eat the tender roots of the same plants on which the adults are seen ; and in addition the feeding of the adtdts is ins

RMRDA8WF–. Injurious insects : how to recognize and control them . Insect pests; Insect pests. Fig in the lo:i'es, and when the yonng or lalâ ^â¢a^ get to work a few days later, the fohage may be pretty well destro>'ed. The adult beetles are broadly oval, flattened, and their baeks bear some resemlilance to a tortoise shell. The Two- striped Sweet Potato Beetle (,rav-!^'i'(/(i bivlttata Say) is one fom'tli of an ineh long, and has two black strijies on each of its yellow wing covers. The Golden Tortoise Beetle (Copto- cijcla bicolor Fab.) is larger and a bright, golden yellow. The Black-legged Tort

. Injurious insects of the farm and garden. With a chapter on beneficial insects. Insects. Fig. 70.—TWO-STKIPED TORTOISE-BKETLE. Larva, natural size. Fig. Tl.—TWO-STBIPED TOKTOI8B- JIEETLE. 2, Larva; 3, Pupa; 4, Beetle. color, the narrow whitish tail, which still adheres pos- teriorly being significant of the species. (See fig. 71, 3.) The beetle (fig. 71, 4), is of a pale yellow, striped with black, and though broader and vastly different scientif- ically, still bears a general resemblance to the common Striped Cucumber-beetle {Dialrotica vittata, Fabr.) THE GOLDEN TORTOISE-BEETLE. {Cassida a Stock Photo

RMRDR6P7–. Injurious insects of the farm and garden. With a chapter on beneficial insects. Insects. Fig. 70.—TWO-STKIPED TORTOISE-BKETLE. Larva, natural size. Fig. Tl.—TWO-STBIPED TOKTOI8B- JIEETLE. 2, Larva; 3, Pupa; 4, Beetle. color, the narrow whitish tail, which still adheres pos- teriorly being significant of the species. (See fig. 71, 3.) The beetle (fig. 71, 4), is of a pale yellow, striped with black, and though broader and vastly different scientif- ically, still bears a general resemblance to the common Striped Cucumber-beetle {Dialrotica vittata, Fabr.) THE GOLDEN TORTOISE-BEETLE. {Cassida a

RMRD7052–. A manual for the study of insects. Insects. 57^ THE STUDY OF INSECTS. should not be grown in orchards, as is sometimes done in CaHfornia. The Flea-beetles.—There is a group of leaf-beetles, of which we have many species, in which the hind legs are fitted for leaping, the thighs being very large. These are commonly called the flea-beetles. The Striped Flea-beetle, Phyllotreta vittata (PhyUo-tre'ta vit-ta^ta), is exceedingly common on cabbage, turnip, radish, mustard, and allied plants. It is a small, black, shining beetle, with a broad, wavy, pale, dull-yellow stripe upon each wing-cover (Fig

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