Bush-Fruits; a Horticultural Monograph of Raspberries, Blackberries, Dewberries, Currants, Gooseberries, And Other Shrub-Like Fruits
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Life, 2:257. — Bull. O. Exp. Sta. 45: 157. A yellow ant, burrowing in ripe blackberries. " Family Pemphredoxid^. Stigmus fraternus, Say. Webster, Bull. O. Exp. Sta. 45:158. Pack- ard, Proc. Ent. Soc. Phila. 6:387. Burrowing in dead canes of raspberry. Family Crabronid^. Crahro sexmaculatus (Say). Couper, Canad. Ent. 1:77. A sand wasp, burrowing in canes of raspberry. Family Andrexid^. Prosopis sp., Smith. Kingsley's Stand. Nat. Hist. 2: 536. Boring in the stems of bramble. Family Apid^. Ceratin...a dupla. Say. Webster, Bull. O. Exp. Sta. 45:158. Com- stock, Man. Ins. 669. Burrowing and nesting in pithy stems of bramble and other plants. CHAPTER X DISEASES OF THE BRAMBLES How to control the diseases which prey upon plants is an important question in all branches of agriculture, and in berry -growing there is particular need of this inquir}'. Cultivators far and near are being driven out of the business b}' certain of these dis- eases, yet no one is able to offer positive remedies. The reasons are various, one being, the nature of the plants and fruits themselves, neither of which can be treated with remedies or preventives during a con- siderable portion of the active season of depredation, without injuring the fruit or rendering it unfit for use.
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