Report of the State Entomologist On the Noxious And Beneficial Insects of the State of Illinois
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Hind legs slender, and til^ae having weak sjjines.
B. First two segments of antennae with black markings Ijeneath.
C. First joint of antennae with a single straight black line on the inside beneath, second joint with two parallel lines beneath; third joint of maxillary palpi nearly or quite as long as fourth and fifth united; pale yellowish; wings much longer than wing-covers; wing-covers flattened above, transparent, and very narrow; the abdomen and leg not marked with black.
Q^canthus forhesi....-f CC. Third, fourth, and fifth joints of maxillary palpi subequal.
D. First and second joints of antennae each with a single mark.
E. Wholly pale whitish green, with a single dot on under side of each of first two antennal joints (Fig. 231, 4); wing- covers about twice as long as abdomen, wings as long as wing-covers (E'. niveus.
♦Prepared by E. S. G. Titus.
tCan. Ent.. Vol. XXXV., p. 260.
218 EE. Pale greenish white, generally with a brownish yellow spot on top of head; wing-covers very narrow, sides almost parallel, wings about as long as wing-covers; the first joint of antennae with J-shaped mark beneath, the hook turning inward, mark on second joint elongate and slightly curved (Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hind legs slender, and til^ae having weak sjjines.
B. First two segments of antennae with black markings Ijeneath.
C. First joint of antennae with a single straight black line on the inside beneath, second joint with two parallel lines beneath; third joint of maxillary palpi nearly or quite as long as fourth and fifth united; pale yellowish; wings much longer than wing-covers; wing-covers flattened above, transparent, and very narrow; the abdomen and leg not marked with black.
Q^canthus forhesi....-f CC. Third, fourth, and fifth joints of maxillary palpi subequal.
D. First and second joints of antennae each with a single mark.
E. Wholly pale whitish green, with a single dot on under side of each of first two antennal joints (Fig. 231, 4); wing- covers about twice as long as abdomen, wings as long as wing-covers (E'. niveus.
♦Prepared by E. S. G. Titus.
tCan. Ent.. Vol. XXXV., p. 260.
218 EE. Pale greenish white, generally with a brownish yellow spot on top of head; wing-covers very narrow, sides almost parallel, wings about as long as wing-covers; the first joint of antennae with J-shaped mark beneath, the hook turning inward, mark on second joint elongate and slightly curved (Fig.
What to read after Report of the State Entomologist On the Noxious And Beneficial Insects of the State of Illinois?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Metcalf Collection (North Carolina State University). Ncrs to read onlineMoreLess
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