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CRICKETS (Achetidce. ) Unlike the tree-cricket ((Ecanthus niveus) which in- jures fruit trees, the several kinds of crickets depredat- ing upon the crops of the truck-farmer live upon the ground, harboring under low herbage and grass. They pass the winter at the South in the egg and in the per- fect state; the female laying numerous eggs in the ground at the approach of winter, which hatch out in the spring. They abound particularly near the sea coast, where, at INSECTS AND THEIR REMEDIES 115 t...imes, they become very destructive. Exclusive of cut- worms, no insect here was more destructive to young cabbage plants in the fall of 1881. In March and April they gnaw into the " curds " of cauliflower, making un- sightly blemishes.
They emit their shrill sound by rubbing their wing covers against each other. This insect, on very young plants, may be poisoned by an application of Paris green, but when it becomes dangerous to use the poison in this manner, it may be mixed with grated carrot.
Crickets have the habit of hiding under objects on the ground, and may be found under boards, palmetto leaves, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CRICKETS (Achetidce. ) Unlike the tree-cricket ((Ecanthus niveus) which in- jures fruit trees, the several kinds of crickets depredat- ing upon the crops of the truck-farmer live upon the ground, harboring under low herbage and grass. They pass the winter at the South in the egg and in the per- fect state; the female laying numerous eggs in the ground at the approach of winter, which hatch out in the spring. They abound particularly near the sea coast, where, at INSECTS AND THEIR REMEDIES 115 t...imes, they become very destructive. Exclusive of cut- worms, no insect here was more destructive to young cabbage plants in the fall of 1881. In March and April they gnaw into the " curds " of cauliflower, making un- sightly blemishes.
They emit their shrill sound by rubbing their wing covers against each other. This insect, on very young plants, may be poisoned by an application of Paris green, but when it becomes dangerous to use the poison in this manner, it may be mixed with grated carrot.
Crickets have the habit of hiding under objects on the ground, and may be found under boards, palmetto leaves, etc.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Oemler to read onlineMoreLess
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