Pamphlets On Forestry in Maine volume 2
Pamphlets On Forestry in Maine volume 2
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'u'omr. T i>f this ccurreiKv is to be published in the October issue of the Journal of l ;, conomic Kmomoloin, -.
242 MAINE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION, 1912.
leaf migrants at the base of water shoots of an uninfested mountain ash on the Campus. As the migrants are much more docile about sundown than earlier in the clay this was done about 7 P. M. They moved but little, most of them creeping to the ventral side of a leaf and remaining there ; and during the night producing nymphs which soug...ht the leaf axils of the water shoots so that by the afternoon of June 22, the tiny nymphs had already fed enough and secreted enough white wax to give the typical "woolly" appearance to the young colonies. These and the progeny thrived on the mountain ash in a perfectly normal way.
SEQUENCE OF GENERATIONS. DESCRIPTIVE.
Fig. 443. Stem mother. (From Riley. ) Hgg 0. 5 mm. Long, gamboge- yellow, inclining to brown in color, with no especial external sculpture. In crevices under elm bark.
Stem mother: Pale yellowish- red, with black members when first hatched; the red deepening and becoming purplish or livid with age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'u'omr. T i>f this ccurreiKv is to be published in the October issue of the Journal of l ;, conomic Kmomoloin, -.
242 MAINE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION, 1912.
leaf migrants at the base of water shoots of an uninfested mountain ash on the Campus. As the migrants are much more docile about sundown than earlier in the clay this was done about 7 P. M. They moved but little, most of them creeping to the ventral side of a leaf and remaining there ; and during the night producing nymphs which soug...ht the leaf axils of the water shoots so that by the afternoon of June 22, the tiny nymphs had already fed enough and secreted enough white wax to give the typical "woolly" appearance to the young colonies. These and the progeny thrived on the mountain ash in a perfectly normal way.
SEQUENCE OF GENERATIONS. DESCRIPTIVE.
Fig. 443. Stem mother. (From Riley. ) Hgg 0. 5 mm. Long, gamboge- yellow, inclining to brown in color, with no especial external sculpture. In crevices under elm bark.
Stem mother: Pale yellowish- red, with black members when first hatched; the red deepening and becoming purplish or livid with age.
What to read after Pamphlets On Forestry in Maine volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Edward Collinge to read onlineMoreLess
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