Title:

Volume 27, Number 4: Annals of the Entomological Society of America

Collection:

Core Historical Literature of Agriculture

Date:

1934

Issue Date:

December, 1934

Identifier:

chla5077679_4195_004

Catalog Record:

5077679

Subject:

Entomology
Periodicals

Language:

English

Extent:

129 300dpi JPEG page images

Notes:

Digitization funded by Cornell University Class of 1956. Title selected from the series Literature of the agricultural sciences for the Core historical literature of agriculture.

Publisher:

Entomological Society of America

Publication Place:

Lanham, Md.

Publication Date:

1934

Format:

Issue

Articles

• Elasmus claripennis Cam., a Hyper-Parasite of Lac Insects
• New Blood-Sucking Flies from Utah (Simuliidae, Diptera)
• Introduced Parasites of the Brown-Tail and Gipsy Moths Reared from Native Hosts
• Non-economic Insects as Intermediate Hosts of Parasites of the Oriental Fruit Moth
• Recently Introduced Parasites of Three Important Forest Insects
• Studies of the Genus Empoasca, Part II, Nine New Species of Empoasca
• The Female Sex of the Genus Photomorphus (Mutillidae)
• Xenoheptaulacus, New Genus of Aphodiinae from Panama (Scarabaeidae, Coleoptera)
• Psephenus usingeri, n. sp. from Mexico, with Notes on the Regional Ps. palpalis (Coleoptera, Psephenidae)
• Macrosiphum asterifoliae, New Species from Aster (Aphiidae: Homoptera)
• Effect of Argentine Ant Poison on the Ant Fauna of Mississippi
• Effects of Temperature and Humidity on the Life Processes of the Bean Weevil, Bruckus obtectus Say
• Some poisonous Arthropods of Southwestern Mexico (Chilopoda and Arachnida)
• Method of Wing Inheritance in Cephalonomia gallicola Ash-mead (Bethylidae: Hymenoptera)
• Chirothripoides dendropogonus, a New Species of Thrips of a Family New to North America (Chirothripoididae: Thysanoptera)
• Oviposition in the Columbine Borer, Papaipema purpurifascia (G. & R.) and the Iris Borer, Macronoctua onusta Grt.
• Decline of the Noctuid Genus Papaipema (Lepidoptera)
• Ponerine Ants of the Genus Euponera in the United States
• Embryology of Sciara (Sciaridae: Diptera)