Showing posts with label Insect Sampler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Insect Sampler. Show all posts
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
1928 - Insect studies in relation to Cranberry false blossom disease
1. Euscelis striatulus. OLD NAME
Scleroracus vaccinii (van Duzee 1890h: 135 ) NEW NAME
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Irene Dobrosky
Cranberry Insects C. S. Beckwith
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Irene Dobrosky
Cranberry Insects C. S. Beckwith
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Friday, February 17, 2012
Thursday, January 26, 2012
1899 - Elizabeth C. White experiments with fungus from Africa to combat the Katydid.
File Name: katydid_31206
Description: The Southern Katydid, Microcentrum laurifolium- 1, the female adult; 1a, eggs laid on leaves and twigs of orange; 1b, the young katydids; 2b, parasites on the eggs.
Source: John B. Smith, Economic Entomology (Philadelphia and London: J.B. Lippincott Co, 1896)95
Keywords: bugs, wings, katydids, flowers, eggs,
Copyright: 2009, Florida Center for Instructional Technology. See license.
Source
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Blunt-Nosed Leaf Hopper
Source
USNM; ♂; 'Woodland NJ'; On Cranberry; Coll.: W E tomlinson; Date: vi-18-1916
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USNM; ♂; 'Woodland NJ'; On Cranberry; Coll.: W E tomlinson; Date: vi-18-1916
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USNM; ♂; 'Pemberton NJ'; ex Chamaedaphne; Coll.: W E tomlinson; Date: vi-30-1946
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USNM; ♀; 'Pemberton NJ'; ex Chamaedaphne; Coll.: W E tomlinson; Date: vi-30-1946
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USNM; ♂; 'Woodland NJ'; ex Cranberry; Coll.: W E tomlinson; Date: vi-18-1916
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USNM; ♂; 'Woodland NJ'; On Cranberry; Coll.: W E tomlinson; Date: vi-18-1916
NMW Image No. i14148
Scleroracus vaccinii (van Duzee 1890h: 135 )
Membracoidea : Cicadellidae
Diseases Transmitted
DistributionPest StatusSpecies Identification & EcologyTaxonomyReferencesResources
(simplified continental distribution)
Geographical Distribution:
North America
Recorded Distribution(s):
This species is most abundant in the Northeastern United States and southeastern Canada. Medler (1958) examined - specimens from Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts, Maine, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and the Canadian Provinces of Nova Scotia, Ontario, and Quebec.
Record last updated - 22/10/2010
Friday, March 4, 2011
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