Common Injurious Insects of Kansas
Common Injurious Insects of Kansas
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, and coming out during the first warm days of early spring. The flying bugs appear with the first vegetation. They bury themselves among the expanding buds, or in the blossoms, and suck the life juices of the plant. Affected fruit buds appear as if frost-bitten. The blossoms of apple trees are a favorite feeding ground of this pest. The eggs are laid on the food-plant, and the young bugs appear as early as the middle of April and first of May. The FlG - 44 - TA *5Jj 8HED PLANT- young resemble ...the adult in shape, (see description in Diagnosis, this insect, ) but are green, and lack INSKCTS ATTACKING LAK(iK Fill' ITS. 81 or hiive very short ones. There are two, and perhaps more, broods in a season ( Weed ). In the fall, only mature individu- als are found ; at this time they frequent golden-rods, sunflowers, asters, and other fall flowers. The injuries to fruit-trees are done in the spring; "buttoning" of strawberries is often caused by this pest (Weed ).
Remedies. Kerosene emulsion or pyrethrum (see p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, and coming out during the first warm days of early spring. The flying bugs appear with the first vegetation. They bury themselves among the expanding buds, or in the blossoms, and suck the life juices of the plant. Affected fruit buds appear as if frost-bitten. The blossoms of apple trees are a favorite feeding ground of this pest. The eggs are laid on the food-plant, and the young bugs appear as early as the middle of April and first of May. The FlG - 44 - TA *5Jj 8HED PLANT- young resemble ...the adult in shape, (see description in Diagnosis, this insect, ) but are green, and lack INSKCTS ATTACKING LAK(iK Fill' ITS. 81 or hiive very short ones. There are two, and perhaps more, broods in a season ( Weed ). In the fall, only mature individu- als are found ; at this time they frequent golden-rods, sunflowers, asters, and other fall flowers. The injuries to fruit-trees are done in the spring; "buttoning" of strawberries is often caused by this pest (Weed ).
Remedies. Kerosene emulsion or pyrethrum (see p.
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