Annual Report
Annual Report
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Genus KERMES Boitard.
With the characters of the subfamily.
Five species have been reported from Indiana.
We have made no attempt to study these insects microscopi- cally, as there seems to be no basis for the diflferentation of the species on microscopical structural characters. The descriptions are mostly taken from the originals.
KEY TO SPECIES.
A. Scale ver>'^ convex, approaching conical in form; segmentation well marked by three to five dark lines andrei AA. Scale globular or nearly so, or... broader than long.
B. Scale globular or nearly so.
C. Size small (3-3.5 mm.); shiny, covered with fine pubescence. . .
pubescens Digitized by Google Indiana State Entomologist.
233 CC. Size larger, not pubescent.
D. Usually longer than broad, with a pale longitudinal middorsal line running at right angles to the rows of dots ., . kingii DD. Usually globular, dirty gray, black spots irregular, pale bands transverse gaUiformis BB. Broader than long, and with a distinct median longitudinal con- striction; black spots conspicuous, in transverse rows pettiti KERMES ANDREI King.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Genus KERMES Boitard.
With the characters of the subfamily.
Five species have been reported from Indiana.
We have made no attempt to study these insects microscopi- cally, as there seems to be no basis for the diflferentation of the species on microscopical structural characters. The descriptions are mostly taken from the originals.
KEY TO SPECIES.
A. Scale ver>'^ convex, approaching conical in form; segmentation well marked by three to five dark lines andrei AA. Scale globular or nearly so, or... broader than long.
B. Scale globular or nearly so.
C. Size small (3-3.5 mm.); shiny, covered with fine pubescence. . .
pubescens Digitized by Google Indiana State Entomologist.
233 CC. Size larger, not pubescent.
D. Usually longer than broad, with a pale longitudinal middorsal line running at right angles to the rows of dots ., . kingii DD. Usually globular, dirty gray, black spots irregular, pale bands transverse gaUiformis BB. Broader than long, and with a distinct median longitudinal con- striction; black spots conspicuous, in transverse rows pettiti KERMES ANDREI King.
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