Experiments With the Muscardine Disease of the Chinch Bug And With the Trap And

Stephen Alfred Forbes

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Box cleaned up and fresh food introduced. July n, very little fungus seen. Fresh food added. July 12, little Sporotrichum present. Anguillulids seen in dirt. Many bugs dying, but without developing Sporotrichum. Fresh food introduced. July 13, about same condition as yesterday. July 14, Sporotrichum scant, but more abundant than in Nos. 68 and 69. Fresh food added. July 16, thirty-six fungus-covered bugs picked from surface of dirt, and afterwards returned. Moulds not so bad as formerly. Fresh ...food and more bugs from reception box added. July 17, no fungus of any consequence present. Spoiled food removed. July 18, very little Sporotrichum seen, but more abundant than in other boxes (68, 69, and 71). Food changed and amount of water used in the box increased. July 19, fungus more abundant than in 68 and 69. Box in good condition. July 20, very few fungus-covered bugs seen. Removed enough live bugs for three hundred pill boxes, with cultivated fungus (from No. 2), for ship- ment. A little mould present on earth.

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