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In later years it invaded Belgium and Holland, and in 1886 appeared in England. Three years later it made its appearance in destructive numbers in Canada.
In 1892 it was discovered by the writer in mills in Cal- ifornia and in New York. Pennsylvania in 1895, ^"^ recentlv in Ohio. Indiana and other states. The adult 2/0 THE BOOK OF CORN moth has a wing- expanse of a Httle less than an inch , the fore wings are pale leaden gray with transverse black markings. The caterpillar is whitish and hairy....
It is their habit of web spinning that renders them sj injurious where they obtain a foothold. It is while searching for a proper place for transformation that the insect becomes troublesome. The infested flour becomes felted together and lumpy, the machinery is clogged, necessitating frequent and prolonged stop- page, and resulting in a short time in the loss of thousands of dollars in large establishments. Although the larva prefers flour or meal, it will attack grain when the former are not available, and it flourishes also on bran, prepared cereal foods, including buck- wheat grits and crackers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In later years it invaded Belgium and Holland, and in 1886 appeared in England. Three years later it made its appearance in destructive numbers in Canada.
In 1892 it was discovered by the writer in mills in Cal- ifornia and in New York. Pennsylvania in 1895, ^"^ recentlv in Ohio. Indiana and other states. The adult 2/0 THE BOOK OF CORN moth has a wing- expanse of a Httle less than an inch , the fore wings are pale leaden gray with transverse black markings. The caterpillar is whitish and hairy....
It is their habit of web spinning that renders them sj injurious where they obtain a foothold. It is while searching for a proper place for transformation that the insect becomes troublesome. The infested flour becomes felted together and lumpy, the machinery is clogged, necessitating frequent and prolonged stop- page, and resulting in a short time in the loss of thousands of dollars in large establishments. Although the larva prefers flour or meal, it will attack grain when the former are not available, and it flourishes also on bran, prepared cereal foods, including buck- wheat grits and crackers.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Myrick, Herbert, 1860-1927, [from Old Catalog] Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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