The Study of Nature
The Study of Nature
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For this reason, cultivated plants are more liable to be attacked by insects, and more liable to suc- cumb to their onslaughts. It is almost impossible to imagine how much loss comes to man from this cause.
Occasionally a new insect is introduced; it sweeps across the areas occupied by a plant, and often produces such enormous danlage as to make us clearly understand how much money is thus lost; but there are probably hosts of insects in whose absence we could raise such crops as we have never ...dreamed of. The grasshopper tribe are responsible for a very large proportion of our losses. The Hessian-fly destroys very large Enemies amoimts of wheat by weakening the stalk, * wheat, and after the wheat is gathered the Angoumis moth injures a great deal more. This loss is increasing so much that farmers are coming to thresh their wheat and sell it as promptly as possible before the moth can multiply, thus saving much of the wheat, but losing much in price which might be obtained for the wheat Digitized by Google 128 THE STUDY OF NATURE if it could be held.
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For this reason, cultivated plants are more liable to be attacked by insects, and more liable to suc- cumb to their onslaughts. It is almost impossible to imagine how much loss comes to man from this cause.
Occasionally a new insect is introduced; it sweeps across the areas occupied by a plant, and often produces such enormous danlage as to make us clearly understand how much money is thus lost; but there are probably hosts of insects in whose absence we could raise such crops as we have never ...dreamed of. The grasshopper tribe are responsible for a very large proportion of our losses. The Hessian-fly destroys very large Enemies amoimts of wheat by weakening the stalk, * wheat, and after the wheat is gathered the Angoumis moth injures a great deal more. This loss is increasing so much that farmers are coming to thresh their wheat and sell it as promptly as possible before the moth can multiply, thus saving much of the wheat, but losing much in price which might be obtained for the wheat Digitized by Google 128 THE STUDY OF NATURE if it could be held.
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