Bibliography of the more important contributions to American economic entomology.

  • United States. Bureau of Entomology.
Date:
1889-1905
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    G. Walsh, B. D, Insects injurious to vegetation in Illinois. < Trans. 111. State Agric. Soc., September, 18G1, v. 4, j)p. .33.5-.‘I78, figs. 1-11. Separate; 18G1, 4:i pp., 1 pi. Reprint in part: < Trans. 111. Nat. Hist. Soc., V. 1. Prairie Fanner, G December, 18G1, fv. —], n. s., V. —, pp. 370-371. Ravuges of injurious insects; enemies of the same; notes on Ceddomyia de- atrmtor, Saperda Uvittata l=candida'], Chrijaohothrin femorata, Conotrachelun nenuphar and Blissm leucoptenis; natural history, ravages and means against Lmicania unipuncta; figures its larva, pupa and imago; descrip- tions and figures primary and secondary parasites of the army-worm; fig- ures Hippodamia (=Me(iilla) maculata, Coccinella munda l=zmnguinea'] and a larval cocciuellid. • 7. Walsh, B. D. From Benj. D. Walsh. < Illinois Farmer, October, 18G1. Denies statement attributed by C. Thomas (Illinois Farmer, September, 1861), that he (Walsh) believed in the hibernation of the pupa of Leucania unipuncta. 8. Walsh, B. D. The army-worm question. < Prairie Farmer, o De- cember, 18G1, [v. 24], n. s., v. 8, pp. 370-371. S.-b., No. 4, p. 22. Replies to arguments of C. Thomas (Prairie Farmer, 1861, v. 8, pp. 306-307), on the hibernation of Lehoania unipuncta. 9. Walsh, B. D. The army-worm question. Mr. Walsh’s reply. < Field Notes, 14 December, 1861. < Controversial answer to the assertion of J. H. Klippart (Field Notes, 30 No- vember, 1861), that the larvse of Leucania unipuncta are viviparous. 10. Walsh, B. D. The army-worm and its enemies. <Prairie Farm- er, 1861, fv. 24], n. s., v. 8, p. 4. Reprint: <Trans. 111. Nat. Hist. Soc., V. 1. Prairie Parmer, 6 December, 1861, [v. 24], n. s., V. 8, pp. 370-371. Popular account of some of the parasites of Leucania unipuncta. 11 Walsh, B. D. The army-worm. <Prairie Farmer, 1861, [v. 24], u. s., V. 8, pp. 257-258. Reprint: <Trans. 111. State Agric. Soc., 1861, V. 4, pp. 373-375. Hibernation of the egg; spring burning as a means against Lucania description of Rockeria [_=Rallichella-\ perpulchra. n. sp.; notes on other parasites. 12. WALSH, B. D. The army-worm and its insect foes^ Farmer, 1861, [v. 241, s., v. 8, pp. 322-323; 33f-339; 3o4- 355. , , Habits and description of larva and imago of Acaca.ua tionof the egg; figures of larva, pupa .and imago; also of [-Ac morwa-] leucanim, Pesomachus minimus, Microgastcr l—Apantclcs} mt i art , Rockeria [=HaI<ic7ieRa] perpulchra and Olyphe vmdascen.s. 13. WiLi,SH,B.D. Bi.gpr6ymgoBUou6.ybee. <Prairie Fanner, 1861. S.-b., No. 4, p. 7. Unknown heteropteron, said to prey on Apis meUiJica.