A Fruit Fly Menace Ceratitis Capitata
A Fruit Fly Menace Ceratitis Capitata
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Pineapples. Tomatoes. Loquats.
Persimmons. Plums. Mandarins, oranges. Bananas. . Maupi fruit.
Grenadillas. Figs.
Should this pest ever become established here it would mean the ruin of the stone fruit industry of the north. It will be seen that practically all varieties of fruit are attacked, and the measures taken to keep this fly out of New Zealand can not be too severe.
Some persons evidently quite without knowledge of the subject, have expressed the opinion that New Zealand is too cool for ...the Fruit Fly to breed. There is absolutely no ground for such an opinion to rest upon, as the following information will show : (He then gives statistics showing that adult flies have been bred in temperatures down to 32 Fahrenheit. ) In winter, however, I have had the insect remain in chrysalis stage for seven months and then emerge. " * * * Mr. Kirk's statements alone are convincing and alarming enough, but we have much more of a like character. Mr. Lounsbury of Cape Town, South Africa, informed us while here two years ago that the Government was furnishing growers netting to cover over their fruit trees, as this was the only way they could produce it free from maggots.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pineapples. Tomatoes. Loquats.
Persimmons. Plums. Mandarins, oranges. Bananas. . Maupi fruit.
Grenadillas. Figs.
Should this pest ever become established here it would mean the ruin of the stone fruit industry of the north. It will be seen that practically all varieties of fruit are attacked, and the measures taken to keep this fly out of New Zealand can not be too severe.
Some persons evidently quite without knowledge of the subject, have expressed the opinion that New Zealand is too cool for ...the Fruit Fly to breed. There is absolutely no ground for such an opinion to rest upon, as the following information will show : (He then gives statistics showing that adult flies have been bred in temperatures down to 32 Fahrenheit. ) In winter, however, I have had the insect remain in chrysalis stage for seven months and then emerge. " * * * Mr. Kirk's statements alone are convincing and alarming enough, but we have much more of a like character. Mr. Lounsbury of Cape Town, South Africa, informed us while here two years ago that the Government was furnishing growers netting to cover over their fruit trees, as this was the only way they could produce it free from maggots.
What to read after A Fruit Fly Menace Ceratitis Capitata?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by California State Commission of Horticulture to read onlineMoreLess
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