Insects Injurious to Forest Trees
Insects Injurious to Forest Trees
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E. B. Southwick in Central Park, New York city. It was taken in 1887 at Newark, N. J. , and in 1889 at Arlington and Orange, N. J. Col. Pike, in 1892, after describing the widespread ravages of the insect in Brooklyn, reported it as present at Astoria, New Rochelle, Jamaica, New Lots and Flatbush, and at a later date stated that the pest had made its way to almost all parts of Long Island and had extended into Connecticut. In 1894, Dr. Southwick characterized this pest as " one of the worst ins...ects we have to contend with. " Mr. L. H. Joutel of New York informed me recently that this species was present at Kensico, Westchester county, some 25 miles north of New York city. As this insect occurs in southern and central Europe and possibly in southern Sweden, we may expect the pest to make its way farther north. On this account, the last American locality given has exceptional interest, showing, as it does, that this borer is working northward. It is yet early to state how fast the pest will spread, but it will certainly do no harm to keep on the watch for the appearance of the insect in new localities in the state.
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E. B. Southwick in Central Park, New York city. It was taken in 1887 at Newark, N. J. , and in 1889 at Arlington and Orange, N. J. Col. Pike, in 1892, after describing the widespread ravages of the insect in Brooklyn, reported it as present at Astoria, New Rochelle, Jamaica, New Lots and Flatbush, and at a later date stated that the pest had made its way to almost all parts of Long Island and had extended into Connecticut. In 1894, Dr. Southwick characterized this pest as " one of the worst ins...ects we have to contend with. " Mr. L. H. Joutel of New York informed me recently that this species was present at Kensico, Westchester county, some 25 miles north of New York city. As this insect occurs in southern and central Europe and possibly in southern Sweden, we may expect the pest to make its way farther north. On this account, the last American locality given has exceptional interest, showing, as it does, that this borer is working northward. It is yet early to state how fast the pest will spread, but it will certainly do no harm to keep on the watch for the appearance of the insect in new localities in the state.
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