Applied Entomology; An Introductory Text-Book of Insects in Their Relations to Man

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Much en- larged. (From U. S. D.
A. Bur. Ent. Bull. 110.) Fig. 201. — Adult White Flies twice natural size. {From Britton, Second Report Ent. Conn.
Agr. Exp. Sta. 1902.) adult, and wax which may have been produced before the first molt, now becomes more noticeable. This wax may take the form of a fringe THE ROM OPT ERA 207 around the sides and may more or less cover the body. The animal after its third molt differs so from its former appearance that this stage is often called a pupa, and as the
...following molt produces the adult there is evidently quite a metamorphosis to justify the use of this term in the group. Honey-dew is produced by these insects.
White Flies are essentially tropical though a few species live in the northern United States. In greenhouses everywhere the Greenhouse White Fly {Aleyrodes vaporariorum Westw.) is too often a serious pest, for it multiplies rapidly and the tiny nymphs (Fig. 202) are not generally noticed in time to check their increase before the plants have suffered Fig.


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