Two New Wheat Pests
Two New Wheat Pests
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At the raqoest of the lixperimentalist, I inspected these plots early in Bftdember, And ionnd that aphis was again the eatne of the dami^.
^ Monograph df the British Aphides.— Buokton, vol. i, p. n6. London, 1876.
Digitized by Google Digitized by Google NaK Size The Rutherglen Bug as a Wheat Pest.
A normal ear of wheat from infested paddock. 2. Ears showing efifects of attack by Rutherglen Buff, 3 and 4. Rutherglen Bug, from above and side view. 5. He£^ of Rutherglen Bug (much enlarged/ showing... beak-like mouth extended. 6, 7. Wings in detail.
Digitized by Google Tw9^ Nem V^ke&i Pests;. 3 (2.) The EuTffBKGLEir Bug {Nysvm mnitor, Bergr.).
\i$ writoBy upon the Ckincli Bug {Blieevs^ letbcopierua, Say.) a elos€^ allied species to our Rutberglea* Bug witli' al^aiost kleiiticali habitsj^ Professor Webster says, '^ No other iosect, natire to the WestBro HemispheFe, has spread its deTastatrng hordies o\^eF a widei aroa^ oi country with more fa^l effects on the staple grains of NoptH Amerxw, thcka has this one/' Yet this insect is greai^ cheeked in its native land by the heavy rains and inclement wec^tber of wmter, while m this^ genial (dimate, our pest has B(iuch greater adrant^^es, and kettm?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the raqoest of the lixperimentalist, I inspected these plots early in Bftdember, And ionnd that aphis was again the eatne of the dami^.
^ Monograph df the British Aphides.— Buokton, vol. i, p. n6. London, 1876.
Digitized by Google Digitized by Google NaK Size The Rutherglen Bug as a Wheat Pest.
A normal ear of wheat from infested paddock. 2. Ears showing efifects of attack by Rutherglen Buff, 3 and 4. Rutherglen Bug, from above and side view. 5. He£^ of Rutherglen Bug (much enlarged/ showing... beak-like mouth extended. 6, 7. Wings in detail.
Digitized by Google Tw9^ Nem V^ke&i Pests;. 3 (2.) The EuTffBKGLEir Bug {Nysvm mnitor, Bergr.).
\i$ writoBy upon the Ckincli Bug {Blieevs^ letbcopierua, Say.) a elos€^ allied species to our Rutberglea* Bug witli' al^aiost kleiiticali habitsj^ Professor Webster says, '^ No other iosect, natire to the WestBro HemispheFe, has spread its deTastatrng hordies o\^eF a widei aroa^ oi country with more fa^l effects on the staple grains of NoptH Amerxw, thcka has this one/' Yet this insect is greai^ cheeked in its native land by the heavy rains and inclement wec^tber of wmter, while m this^ genial (dimate, our pest has B(iuch greater adrant^^es, and kettm?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter W Walter Wilson Froggatt to read onlineMoreLess
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