Agricultural Zoology
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The larvae of the Seven-spotted and Two-spotted Lady-birds, in particular (Coccinella Fig. 86. — The Seven-spotted Lady-bird (^Coccinella septempunctata) : larvae, pupa?, beetles ; all natural size.
septempunctata and G. bipunctata), are found in large numbers among aphis colonies. The yellow eggs are laid in heaps.
Second Order : Orthoptera (Straight- winged Insects).
Insects with biting mouth parts and incomplete metamorphosis (p. 89). Four wings, of which the anterior are usually harder than... the posterior ; hind wings membranous, broader than the fore wings, and folded like a fan. The Orthoptera feed entirely, or almost so, upon vegetable substances. To this order belong: — the Earwigs (Forficularice), which feed on sweet fruits and flowers, and are sometimes very in- jurious ; the Cockroaclies (Blattarice), which do much damage to provisions in kitchens, stores, and on board ship ; the Grasshoppers (Acrydites), to which, besides the Migratory Grasshopper (Acrydium migratorium (Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The larvae of the Seven-spotted and Two-spotted Lady-birds, in particular (Coccinella Fig. 86. — The Seven-spotted Lady-bird (^Coccinella septempunctata) : larvae, pupa?, beetles ; all natural size.
septempunctata and G. bipunctata), are found in large numbers among aphis colonies. The yellow eggs are laid in heaps.
Second Order : Orthoptera (Straight- winged Insects).
Insects with biting mouth parts and incomplete metamorphosis (p. 89). Four wings, of which the anterior are usually harder than... the posterior ; hind wings membranous, broader than the fore wings, and folded like a fan. The Orthoptera feed entirely, or almost so, upon vegetable substances. To this order belong: — the Earwigs (Forficularice), which feed on sweet fruits and flowers, and are sometimes very in- jurious ; the Cockroaclies (Blattarice), which do much damage to provisions in kitchens, stores, and on board ship ; the Grasshoppers (Acrydites), to which, besides the Migratory Grasshopper (Acrydium migratorium (Fig.
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