Notes On Some Injurious Insects
Notes On Some Injurious Insects
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As the larvae remain in the twigs all winter, they are easily destroyed by collecting and burning the detached branches.
I I 9 Many insects, which cause the curious abnormal growths known as galls, remain in these habitations during the winter, and, if troublesome, they may be cut off at this season and burned. The large moss-like growths on sweet-brier and some other roses, are familiar examples.
While the largest number of species of injurious borers belong to the beetle family, we have also ...a good many moths whose larvae are borers and thus do much damage to the trunks and branches of trees.
The ravages of the Peach Tree Borer (^geria exitiosa) are only too well known in many localities. The perfect insect is a moth, which flies in the daytime, and has a wasp-like aspect. In mid- summer, the female deposits her eggs on the bark, generally near the surface of the ground. As soon as hatched the young larvae proceed to bore inwards and downwards, and usually their presence may be detected by free exudations of gum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As the larvae remain in the twigs all winter, they are easily destroyed by collecting and burning the detached branches.
I I 9 Many insects, which cause the curious abnormal growths known as galls, remain in these habitations during the winter, and, if troublesome, they may be cut off at this season and burned. The large moss-like growths on sweet-brier and some other roses, are familiar examples.
While the largest number of species of injurious borers belong to the beetle family, we have also ...a good many moths whose larvae are borers and thus do much damage to the trunks and branches of trees.
The ravages of the Peach Tree Borer (^geria exitiosa) are only too well known in many localities. The perfect insect is a moth, which flies in the daytime, and has a wasp-like aspect. In mid- summer, the female deposits her eggs on the bark, generally near the surface of the ground. As soon as hatched the young larvae proceed to bore inwards and downwards, and usually their presence may be detected by free exudations of gum.
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