Call Number (LC) Title Results
EBD A9.11-17.D Brief information on scale insect remedies 1
EBD A9.11-18.D Brief information on rose chafer and its control 1
EBD A9.11-19.D Brief information on hickory gall insects and their control 1
EBD A9.11-20.D Brief information on pine bark louse or red twig gall-louse and methods of control 1
EBD A9.11-21.D White-pine weevil, its injury and control methods 1
EBD A9.11-22.D How to protect rose bushes from rose aphids 1
EBD A9.11-23.D Locust leaf-miner, cause of brown appearance of locust leaves and remedy 1
EBD A9.11-24.D Brief information on injury to spruce and fir by spruce bud-worm 1
EBD A9.11-37.D White marked Tussock moth and its control 1
EBD A9.11-38.D Directions for packing and shipment of specimens of insects and their work 1
EBD A9.11-39.D Elm leaf beetle and its control 1
EBD A9.11-40.D Lead arsenate as remedy for chewing insects 1
EBD A9.11-42.D Destruction of spruce and hemlock by western hemlock looper 1
EBD A9.11-43.D Defoliation of Sitka spruce by green spruce aphis 1
EBD A9.11-44.D Poplar tent maker (Melalopha inclusa Huebn.) Enemy of poplar and willow trees. 1
EBD A9.11-45.D Sugar maple borer 1
EBD A9.11-46.D European elm scale (Gossyparia spuria (Modeer)) 1
EBD A9.11-47.D Question of quarantine against pinhole borers 1
EBD A9.11-48.D Brief information on insect damage to green ash logs and lumber in Southern Atlantic and Gulf States, particularly in delta region of Mississippi River 1
EBD A9.11-49.D Brief information on insect damage to unseasoned handle and wagon stock in the rough and suggestions relating to its prevention 1