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Larvae of cankerworm. has been fastened to the tree, and when the wingless moth crawls upon it she is held captive and soon perishes. If through neglect in banding the trees the moths ascend to the branches and deposit their eggs, producing a brood of worms, the only remedy is the arsenate of lead solution. Tussock Moth (Hemerocampa vetusta, Boisd. ). The larva of this moth does not form a tent, as in the case of the forest-tent caterpillar, which is often taken for it. It is generally found si...ngly on the under side of leaves, or along the stems of new growth, and is a very general feeder. Gathering the white, INSECTS AND INSECTICIDES. 13 woolly egg-clusters in pruning season has proved very success- ful in combating this pest in certain sections, while in other FIG. 9. Tussock Moth, caterpillar. b Fio. 10. Tussock Moth. a. Female moth. Ft. Young larva, c. Female pupa. D. Male pupa. FIG. 11. Tussock Moth, male. sections it is held in check by parasites which attack these egg- clusters.
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