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Proceeding to the patch early in the morn- ing with a pail containing some kerosene, the shingles should be gently raised and the insects jarred or brushed into the kerosene, returning the shingles again for successive catches later.
Rem. 142. Picking with Tweezers. Same as Remedy 136.
Strawherry Worm. Apply Remedy 52.
Strawberry-Crown Borer. This is an insect first described by Prof. Riley in 1871, and which is not much known outside of the Mississippi Valley. It bores down through the crown o...f the Strawberry plant into the pith. We have heard of no effective remedy.
The plants that are injured should certainly be removed and burned.
Sugar Maple Borer. Of late years this in- sect has become comparatively abundant as a destroyer of highly valued Maples. Its attack is usually made on perfectly healthy trees. In its simplest form it reveals itself by the bark parting longitudinally and breaking away, disclosing a narrow strip of the wood some five or six inches in length. On the surface of the wood can be seen the furrow of the grub, increasing in its dimensions as it descends and at the lower end entering into the trunk of the tree, or more often winds horizontally about half way around the trunk before entering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Proceeding to the patch early in the morn- ing with a pail containing some kerosene, the shingles should be gently raised and the insects jarred or brushed into the kerosene, returning the shingles again for successive catches later.
Rem. 142. Picking with Tweezers. Same as Remedy 136.
Strawherry Worm. Apply Remedy 52.
Strawberry-Crown Borer. This is an insect first described by Prof. Riley in 1871, and which is not much known outside of the Mississippi Valley. It bores down through the crown o...f the Strawberry plant into the pith. We have heard of no effective remedy.
The plants that are injured should certainly be removed and burned.
Sugar Maple Borer. Of late years this in- sect has become comparatively abundant as a destroyer of highly valued Maples. Its attack is usually made on perfectly healthy trees. In its simplest form it reveals itself by the bark parting longitudinally and breaking away, disclosing a narrow strip of the wood some five or six inches in length. On the surface of the wood can be seen the furrow of the grub, increasing in its dimensions as it descends and at the lower end entering into the trunk of the tree, or more often winds horizontally about half way around the trunk before entering.
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