Shade Trees Indigenous Shrubs And Vines
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The Tremex is considered one of the most destructive insects in the eastern states. In the year 1873, I received from Oregon, Illinois, a piece of Hickory bark with the female attached, who, being unable to extract her borer, had perished. They had destroyed many of the trees in that part of the state.
The larva is often destroyed by the maggots of two kinds of Ichneumon flies, (Pimpla atraia and lunator^) Fabricius. These flies thrust their slender borers, measuring from three to four inches i...n length, into the trunks of trees inhabited by the grubs of the Tremex, and their life is often lost by being in like manner fastened to the trunks of the trees.
The male of the Tremex Columba is very unlike the female in color, form and size, and is not furnished with the remarkable borer of the other sex. He is rust-colored, variegated with black. His antennae are rust-colored or (36) blackish. His hind body is flattened rather widest behind, and ends with a conical horn. His hind legs are of a blackish color and shaded with black.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Tremex is considered one of the most destructive insects in the eastern states. In the year 1873, I received from Oregon, Illinois, a piece of Hickory bark with the female attached, who, being unable to extract her borer, had perished. They had destroyed many of the trees in that part of the state.
The larva is often destroyed by the maggots of two kinds of Ichneumon flies, (Pimpla atraia and lunator^) Fabricius. These flies thrust their slender borers, measuring from three to four inches i...n length, into the trunks of trees inhabited by the grubs of the Tremex, and their life is often lost by being in like manner fastened to the trunks of the trees.
The male of the Tremex Columba is very unlike the female in color, form and size, and is not furnished with the remarkable borer of the other sex. He is rust-colored, variegated with black. His antennae are rust-colored or (36) blackish. His hind body is flattened rather widest behind, and ends with a conical horn. His hind legs are of a blackish color and shaded with black.
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