Annotated Bibliography of Diamondback Moth - part

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trees in one orchard; the Carabid beetle, ffarpnlua calceatus
L., was swarming around street lamps in June, and a large
swarm of Locusts (Pachytylus) migratoria L., was observed at
10 p.m. on 22 July. ([ AE)]
0018. Averin, V. 1915. A brief review of pests noticed in
1914, and the possibility of their appearance in 1915, pp. 7­
13 (in Russian).
The following pests of orchards are mentioned: Anthono-mus
pomorum L. was very injurious, destroying 20-60% of apple
buds; Rhynchites pau.illus Germ. defoliated a large number of
trees; Sciaphobus squnlidus Gyl. was injurious to buds of
cherry, plum, pear and apple trees, the damage in--creasing
yearly; B.yturus tomentosus F. was first noticed in large
numbers in the district of Valk; IJyponomeuta malline I-in
Zell. was injurious in many districts; Cydia pomonell does
serious damage every year and is expected again in 1915;
Aphis pomi de Geer and Myzus cernsi have done great damage to
sorae orchards; (Gryllotanpa gryl Iota ipa L. injured roots of
young plants in nurseries. Pests of market-gardens include:
Lethrus apterus Laxm. injuring sunflower seedlings; Baris sp.
iijuricus to cabbage; elolontha nielolontha L., Chortophila
(Anthomyi) brassicne Bouche, and Gr.yllotnlpa gryllotnlpa in
many districts destroyed whole fields of cabbage; Aphis brassicne
L., PlUt;lla ma8cul.ipennis Curt.. (crucifern rum Z.).
Pests of field crops: Sitonos sp. injuriois to vetches
and lucerne; Lemn mcinnopn Pall. was specially harmful to
barley and oats; Anisoplia nunstriaca Herbst. haa increased of
late years; tlothynoderes (Cleonus) punctiventris Germ. was
formerly injurious in the western districts, but in recent
years it has practically disappeared there and has now spread
to the east and done considerable damage. Agriotes larvae
and Cassida nobulosa L. have lone great damage to beet plantations.
Phl.ctaenodes (Eur.ycreon) sticticalis L. as was
expected, was not numerous in 1914, although in the district
of Voltchansk, which suffered little in 1913, the caterpillars
have considerably injured beet crops; it is not expected
that an outbreak will occur this year. Euxon (Agrotis) seget
n Schiff. has become a serious pest during the last two
years and is expected to be so this year. Oria ( Tapinostola)
muscuilosa lubn. is again expected to be troublesome. Athalin
spinarum L. was noticed on rape and mustard. (HAE]
0019. Beardsley, J. W. 1966. Insects and other terrestrial
arthropods from the Leeward Hawaiian Islands. Proc. Hawaii
Entomol. Soc. 19:157-185.
The Leeward Hawaiian Islands comprisc a chain of small
islets, and coral atolls which extend west Southwest of Kauai
island. This paper summarizes results of entomological field
work in these islands, and attempts to update the existing
lists o f insects and other terrestrial arthropods known. The
author gives list of arthopods found on Nihoa Island, Necker
Island, French Frigate Shoal, Lisianski Island, Pearl and
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