Pamphlets On Forest Protection volume 2
Pamphlets On Forest Protection volume 2
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After the first molt the skeletonizing continues, but a few holes are eaten completely through the leaf 5 after the second molt many holes are eaten through between the main ribs, and after the third molt the leaf is devoured, except for the midrib and its principal branches. After the fourth molt the caterpillars begin to eat from the edge of the leaf and devour everything except the principal veins.
14 Similar work is done in the last stage upon the full-grown and tough leaves (see fig. 7).
A... most peculiar kind of damage by the caterpillars of this species has been observed by Dr. Lintner in Albany, N. T. There, in the summer of 1883, he found that the tips of many twigs were girdled by the caterpillars, which had entirely removed the bark for a tenth of an inch. Such twigs broke off' and fell to the ground, with their leaves. This damage was so common in 1883 that the sidewalks of the streets and public parks wherever the American elm was growing were sprinkled with the newly fallen leaves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After the first molt the skeletonizing continues, but a few holes are eaten completely through the leaf 5 after the second molt many holes are eaten through between the main ribs, and after the third molt the leaf is devoured, except for the midrib and its principal branches. After the fourth molt the caterpillars begin to eat from the edge of the leaf and devour everything except the principal veins.
14 Similar work is done in the last stage upon the full-grown and tough leaves (see fig. 7).
A... most peculiar kind of damage by the caterpillars of this species has been observed by Dr. Lintner in Albany, N. T. There, in the summer of 1883, he found that the tips of many twigs were girdled by the caterpillars, which had entirely removed the bark for a tenth of an inch. Such twigs broke off' and fell to the ground, with their leaves. This damage was so common in 1883 that the sidewalks of the streets and public parks wherever the American elm was growing were sprinkled with the newly fallen leaves.
What to read after Pamphlets On Forest Protection volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George F George Frederick Chambers to read onlineMoreLess
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