Treatise And Hand book of Orange Culture in Florida Louisiana And California
Treatise And Hand book of Orange Culture in Florida Louisiana And California
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Another enemy, noticed for the first time and during the present year in the grove of the writer, of the long scale insect, has appeared in the form of a small hang or basket worm, ' ' named by Mr. Packard (as the writer has been informed through the entomological department of the Agricultural Department), Platcecitus Gloverii, " but later named Psyche Confederata. The female remains in her case and devours insects inclosed under her web. The male is a small dark- colored moth. These insects a...re not a very formidable enemy to the scale, as the female confines herself closely in her operations under her web. But some small trees have been entirely rid 'of insects by their help. But if " these insects, " as the entomologist of the Agricultural Department writes, " in their habits resemble the basket or drop worm of the North, " they might prove an enemy to the orange tree as INSECTS DAMAGING ORANGE TREE, 123 well as to the scale insect, and if so should not be encouraged.
Another insect resembles, when young, fine corn-meal dusted over the tree, but when the case in which the insects are inclosed is full grown it resembles the small barnacles clinging to a wharf built in salt water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another enemy, noticed for the first time and during the present year in the grove of the writer, of the long scale insect, has appeared in the form of a small hang or basket worm, ' ' named by Mr. Packard (as the writer has been informed through the entomological department of the Agricultural Department), Platcecitus Gloverii, " but later named Psyche Confederata. The female remains in her case and devours insects inclosed under her web. The male is a small dark- colored moth. These insects a...re not a very formidable enemy to the scale, as the female confines herself closely in her operations under her web. But some small trees have been entirely rid 'of insects by their help. But if " these insects, " as the entomologist of the Agricultural Department writes, " in their habits resemble the basket or drop worm of the North, " they might prove an enemy to the orange tree as INSECTS DAMAGING ORANGE TREE, 123 well as to the scale insect, and if so should not be encouraged.
Another insect resembles, when young, fine corn-meal dusted over the tree, but when the case in which the insects are inclosed is full grown it resembles the small barnacles clinging to a wharf built in salt water.
What to read after Treatise And Hand book of Orange Culture in Florida Louisiana And California?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T W Theophilus Wilson Moore to read onlineMoreLess
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