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The moths, finding themselves unable to pass over this barrier, will deposit their eggs on the lower part of it.
"The bands should be applied to the trees about the first of March, and the adhesive substance renewed until the trees begin to leaf out, after which the bands should be removed and destroyed. In the matter of applying them the orchardist should be guided by his own observations, since the time of the appearance of the moths will vary according to the locality and season.
THE FALL CA...NKERWORM.* {Anisopteryx pometaria, Harr.) "This insect so closely resembles the preceding species as to be often mistaken for it. A careful comparison of the accompanying illustrations, however, will render the separation of the two forms comparatively easy.
The habits and natural history of the two species are so nearly identical that for the present purposes it will only be necessary to indicate their prin- cipal differences. The fall cankerworm is more essentially a Northern in- sect, occurring from Rhode Island to Canada, and westward to Lake Su pe- *Figure 3, representing this insect, is not given as it oould not be obtained in time for use.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The moths, finding themselves unable to pass over this barrier, will deposit their eggs on the lower part of it.
"The bands should be applied to the trees about the first of March, and the adhesive substance renewed until the trees begin to leaf out, after which the bands should be removed and destroyed. In the matter of applying them the orchardist should be guided by his own observations, since the time of the appearance of the moths will vary according to the locality and season.
THE FALL CA...NKERWORM.* {Anisopteryx pometaria, Harr.) "This insect so closely resembles the preceding species as to be often mistaken for it. A careful comparison of the accompanying illustrations, however, will render the separation of the two forms comparatively easy.
The habits and natural history of the two species are so nearly identical that for the present purposes it will only be necessary to indicate their prin- cipal differences. The fall cankerworm is more essentially a Northern in- sect, occurring from Rhode Island to Canada, and westward to Lake Su pe- *Figure 3, representing this insect, is not given as it oould not be obtained in time for use.
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