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Corrections of errors and notices of omissions @re solicited, Brauer, Friedrich. On the metamorphoses
Fletcher, J. E. On parthenogenesis in fm- f of Me haraceridue. (Entom mo. mag., thrc/lfnidae. (Entom. mo. mag., Jan. Jan. I l 81, v. 17, p. r86.)
1881, v. 17, p. 1s0.)
Note cnllfn atttntim to nntlior's "Einc nnbe\vusste Statrnientof results of pilrthenogcnetic reproduction cntdcckunc &it= AIiiilcr7a" (Hod. nnscigcr, 34 Mch. ol>~cncd in hyflolomo. vnfftfts, ^vwwtiiptt ovala^ ;S^T jniiw. 3 p rwr3 1 [RH:., 18551' both sexes of hwticAma rifffi sin8 nemoftts mriisftina and in two ft/rf'~~o~?!w/aschtfif of1 Europe, have the eyes dose to otlifir species, not yet dctermined, ot^tAredi;~ida?. faith ~itEw. 3: P. M. (~5s) Jf: P. Jlf. (3460) Buckler, W :
Is the number of 11~oults of
Forbes, Stephen Alfreil, M~ILLINOIS STATE LABORA- lepdopE erouB larvae constant ill the same ,rons OF NATLWAL t11s?~o:t~-CirKfor, i?S-~Sgis. 'P'''~'' (Enbll" mO- m%-y .~"IY I ' ~ ? '' ooBne nq Thkodore- Des che-,illes urti-
17, p, 42-43.)
~e varicQ of the numkr of lnolw un-
canteset q~iclque$ considhtions sur l'uti- d twnc by larvae of d:ftisrent of i,loptcm, lit4 des amfa ~0111' la classification. (Ann. with sokitation of obscrviitinns to prove whc~hcr the SOC. entotn. France, 1831, s. 6, t. 1, p. 231-
niinbcr vnries in the same ftpccies. B: P. Sf, (34~6) 236.1
Cameron, P. On parthenogenesis in the
Abstr., entitled, "Jeukende rupsen."
(Natura, March 1883, jahrg. t, p. 83-81;.) '8'at''edi78idue~ 'En mO* mag-q Mas cmjsidcrs the spincg of jj>oriq rnd mtthocornjo ISSF, V. 17, p. 271-172.)
are pisniicms because nf EI powder produced bv thu dr A7fwfftvs pwvfdss rtiid ta.rowfs g-iabraltts added to inpr orthe secretion given out by the evqinfthle tlic 1k1. ofparthcnngenetic fftithrdtf~ftihe, and coin Ictc found upon tlic (lorsum of these lawad'; exper~ments piirtiit-nogent~is proved to occur in cilasoma&sr- made wiLh thii poisnnous pav-dcr; disc~!tfteq the posi- n/ttnt iiml {"r^*of'fimpf~ waffle n tl ScotcK tinii of cH^fiorafnpi1: anionfir the ~cpidoptcrri. remmrk nn FTk. (Nspl
t11c use or TIIC c~>:umctcre OF tjicir ezgc in the c~nw~ficn- tion of kpid'optcr~,.
G: D. ~ 4 6 0
Champion, G : C.
Notes from Guatemala.
(Entom. mo. mag., Feb. 1831, v. 17, p. Hagen, Hermann August. Ueber ein eigen- 212-213.)
thiimlichee organ in der Begattungstasche Mention oflotnlitics visited and of enera of insects zweier tineiden iind dessen bedeutung fur enconntered by the iiutlior in ~natemafa. S: P. M. (~58) .
die befriichtung.
(2001. anzeiger, 9 Jan.
i8S2, jahrg 5, p. 18-21 .)
Baton, Alfred Edwin.
An announcement of
Anatomy of the genitalia, and especially of the vesi- new geneni of the eflemeri&e,
(E~ tom.
c111a wininaSis, in ~ ~ o d o x ~ s and #romitia, 6: D. 0461)
mo. mag., 1881, v. 17: Jan., p. 191-1~2; PAL - --- s Horn. G: H: Synopsis of the co/ydiidt/e of i Vlf., 1,. 1yj-iy/.:
Describes sis new genera of tftheiuwirfae: eSassimeu- thebnited states". (Proc. Am&. philos.
, sfiaftwphtthia, homciaumrm, Miti, rfiemaiims, sOC*v 19 April 1 W 1 '* Vi P+ ~ S S - S ~ ~ ' ) blestvmi:, ̤ta Mebia, ~dfaafihtrin~, sihrettfpes,tl!rav. Includes the genera and species of marwidiidae. I^& Ao/?ro////^/"n and cfi/fs^ffriifi^ and re? tricts the S: 3s.
trencra /?//ot'llftbia aid W/I~: itsfhttiisii~tf=cft~nk~it. Describes is new swcies helonehe to the genera



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Ease, W. F. de Visines. Causes of abund- Lankester, E. Ray. Limulws an arachnid. ance or otherwise of lepidoptera. (Ento- (Quart. joiirn, micros. sci., 1881, v. 21 : mologiet, Nov. 1882, v. 15, p. 245-246,) July, p. 504-548; Oct., p. 609-640 ; pi. 28- Effects of wesither on tlw '.tbuutiance of lepidoptern ; 29.)
observations made in England, G: D. (MW Abstract, by P. Mnyer. (Zooi. jahre~ber. fdr t8Si, 1882, p. 5-6.)
Kellicotk D: Simons. An exam Ie of pro-
Gives a enealogical tree nf arthropods (copied by tecti ve rnim icry. (N. A. en torn& st, Oct. Maycr>, anfl&cusaeK the hnmologies of their s(;ginunt&, W9i 1 i P- 30-31-1
uppendagfc~, traclmua and sinews, då£finc the rtrnchni- Notes the habit d the iinago of fhdo#homj?widn of '"
seen'1 - ph Mmy'r'
H. &f. (3471)
lying coaccnled in the witherin flowers of oe~~othera K~W~'S,W~IC~ it cin~eiy resemble in coloration. The Lichtenatein, Jules. Another WterOUS male larrae, which feed on the flomir's and fruit nf the same in the cecridae, aranfJiococcus areris, Sig- plant. nre a h protectively colored. fV: T. (3465) ( ~ ~ t ~ ~ . ~~~i 1 18s3, v. BE Kerchove de Denterghem, Oswald.
L'ennemi de la pomine cle terre. Notice sur Ie dor-hora decemlhwata. Bruxeiles, 1875. t.-p,cover,21 p., I col. pi. v. 25X16.5, t. 18.5 x 10.8. prim., 2 !+r.
Statistical notes upon doryphorn decemfweeta; means trtken by various Eumpcitn govcrnmcnts to prevent its introduction, and a disci~iiin of (.he necessity of prc- cautktm; other nfitca; colored 15 ures ddiffcrent st:igeij ofd. decemihteda, and figura ofimago of d.jxftch. G: a. iuw
Kraepelin, K. Ueber die lnundwerkzeiige
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. .
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La Miinyon, Ira W.
New hymenoptera.
(Troc. Nebraska EISSOC. ndvanc. mi, 3 March i877-)
Separate. [North Platte, Nebr.] [a] p.,
t 14.2X8.i).
Describes davisiwia n. p., d. tivghei n. sp., fryfoxy- /on isulcuu n. sp, [Separate nnly seen.
L! P.M. (346511
18, p. 250-251.)
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Habits and ravages mnd description of Iiirvn of ceci. dowin if~å´/o/iin sp. [The iiiimc e. tlgtttftidcola nftcr. wnrd subsLituted [p. 131 1, as the name c. idtXii was prft0ccnpivcl.J B: P- AT- (3474)
Llewelyn, J. T. D. Results of experiments in rearing tefA~osiu cre$iiscalaria and ti- u ~ d d a r ~ with regard to variation. (En- tom. rno. mag.., May l8Sa, v. 18, p. 274.) Results of interbreediiig varieties of tephyffnis trfp. ~fc/;Iuria and 1. f'ifttid~flaria in order to obtiiin speci- incns of varieties. G: D. (3475)
La Mutiyon, Ira W. New orthoptera.
(Proc. Nebraska assoc. advanc. xi.. 8 Mar. Ludwig, Fritz. Ueber die bestkinbungsvor- richtung kind die fliegenfalle den hunds- koliles, a ocyunm andro.~(~c~t~t~oii'itfu L. (KOSTFIOS, Dec. 1880.3~1. 8, p. 182-185.) Abstract, by H. Miiller, under same title. (Bot. zeitung, I Apr. 1881, bd. 39, c. 213- 214.)
is77.1
Separate.
[North Platte, Nebr. ] [I ] p.,
t 14.2k8.5.
Describes femUtix [sic] fiavo/rftffulfftus n. sp., cdo. picnus sa~yiinoctphals!; n. sp. [Separate on1 ~een.] fi P. (3470)
Abstract, by H. Muller, entitled "Die
bestiiibungseinrichtung von ~cynzcm an-
ifroxae~nzå´fo/i~i~ I,.'* (Bot. jfthresbericht . . . Just, 1879, v. 7, p. ip, S cm.)
Deacrihea the structure of the flowers of afocynftr~ {tndrosaffft~(ffifiwm and their cross-fertilization by a$$ nnd large ~~;*phi$w. Small syrptiidav and muwidae an; unnbk to remove the pollen mnssrs, and itre held priso'ncrs in the flowers. FK: T. (~ifi}



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Denial of "the former possession of an opinion that the inserts {fTosiifiiiioma puvcii/ro~.-;} mii^lit he :In tphcrncrid suimd For a cnntinitons nqnatic li!tf.*' I?: P. M. (3482)
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On two new fauorpi-
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(En-
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a,
Oescrilms biUnnis chhroslie i~a (from Cal.) and paaor,hies ur~onciisis (~IoIII'O~C~.), 2 new spcciuh, aid fipwes tlioir iilhminal appeiidngeg. G: D. (3493) . M'ilas, W. Prolonged existence of Schiieu- inon in pupa.
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A fi;malt; of srdurxin mrpini emerged in April IS%, t'rimi H cocwin made in is-9' this fumale Swnied tn be entirely un;itLracti\e to nicies [if the snmc b LC~GS (f- D, .(34s5)
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Melcbert, G. Einige vorschl5ge ziw priipa- MBachIer, Heinrich 3. Beitrage zur schmet- ration. (En tom. niichrichten, I June 1880, terlings-fauna von Surinam, v. Supple- jahrg. 6, p. 116-117.)
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Saunfiers, E : Notes on the hairs of hytnen- optera. (Entoin. mo. mag., Feb. 1881, v, 17, P. 207-203. fig- T-3.)
Descriptions nnd figures of hairs from the ~mlio.vp atxi the tibix ofmdrmm xnd , h n r b w + ~ ~ ~ ~ opru mcllffero scum trt differ from fttlicr hy1&nopiera in hsiving hninched or plumose hnirs ; ~ipprnxhi~at~rui nf h:i'ifi to WI~CS. fi: P. .K (3501)
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the enlargement occurs so iitiifonnl~
in all parts that neither the midrib nor lateral nerves are obliterated. Now
and then spots of the same nature are
seen on the stem, where they are more
irregular than on the leaf. and common-
ly occupy somewhat swollen portions
of the internodes. The surface of the
spot is of a dead coal-black, occasion-
ally slightly glossy on the nerves. Some- times the black passes into a deep purple at the edge of the spot, due to the pres- ence of a soluble pigment in the diseased epidermal cells. this color changing
gradually into the green of the surim~iicl- ing leaf. In other cases it is bordered
by a narrow white ring. forming a sharp
line of demarcation between the black
on the one hand and the green on the
other, or more mrely separating the
black from a pui-pit: zone, which gratl- ually passes into the green.
On broader leaved species, like Sd;'-
dago uhn,ifolia and S, cassia, the spots are more frequently round or sljghtlv
ii~eguI;ir, extending without internip-
tion over the smaller veins or even tIw
midrib. Though often glistening, they
usually lack the coal-black appeannice
itoticeable on S. lanceoJata. and the rea- son for this is ~ I I some instances detected in a very deliciite, whitish meinbrane,
dearly contiisuons with the white or
vellow liorcler, winch covers and inftdifies to a greiiter or Jess degree the black- of the uiicierlying parts. While some of
the spots art; no thicker than the unaf- fected portions of the leaf. others :ire strongly convex on one or both sides.
It has been said that Schweinitz callecl tlif-SF fungi. iii~cl two species wen! 111ud1= of them, characterized by their external features as follows : -
3034. Rhythms solidagixi~~~ L. v. S,, vnlgatissimum in Inliis vigentibus Solidaginis la-nceolatae nec alibi.. . R. innatuni, atfrrnmum, absque ullo velo ant nitore,orbi- datum aut o~fitum, margine luten in folio; in pagina superid convexuni, in inferiori concavurn; dimetro 1-6 hnearum. Sacpc plum contiuunt-scd averttm DOH vidi.
q~. R, hi/rolls, L. v. S., rarum in folio Solidaginis sempervirenn~. .
R. innaturn, amphigenuin, orbicula-
turn, g~eyarium ant stibconflnens, wovexum in ambabus paginis et satis cixsum, m-~rgine in folio exalbescente. biirsum indutum cortice aut velo crabhiore i'usco-&sea cxttrriori, ilernum friihtulis boluto, cortice ioteriori atra, ntus carbonawurn. Diametro trilineati. Interdurn perforaturn iuvciiititr, an cnsu?~ceterum inapertum.- SchfiÌöits Synopsis fuug. Aoiisr. bor. (Tra~~i. Amer, philush WC., 1831, n. s.,v, 4, p, qr.)
The spots on Aster leaves resemble
those on the broad leaved species of Sol- idayo in their general appearance, and
vary even on the same plant from plane
to strongly piano- or hi-convex. They ,
are either entirely marginless or with a white or yellow border from 0.2-2 mm.
in width. Occisionally the border is
more or less tinged with red ; this is
especially the case where it is very
broad. As with some specimens of the
preceding species, the degree of convex- it! increases with =, thecentral portion -
of some spots being nearly hemispheri-
cal. Schweinitz at first referred this
to the fungus genus Xylomu, but after-
ward transferred it to Rhyiisnia, and
characterized it as follows : -
a71 . Xylowa asteris SY,, X. minus oblnngum ten. uins siibeffigiinitun~ rugnsum nigruni opacum, ainbitu sun fnliiini decolorans.
In foils vigentibns Asteris
tradesc,inti el alinrurn rarissime. Initio et ipsum velo tcrmihaimo cinureo subtectum, rugnsinu, ahsque spien. dore- Sckveiftitr, Syn. fting, CnmI. Super., (~Saa), 1'- 53-
am. Khydiswn asteris L. v. S., Syn. Car. 3f I, passim in fnliis viirinrum Asturum . . Species quiim distinctu. li.. minturn eaacte orbitulatuin, margiue lntiii~culn ex& bcsccnti;, nrnbitu lobatnl amphigenum, atmm sed expers ~itori-s ta~iiiisculiim, punctul:ituin ! diametro bilineari, priinnm vein teniaissimo cinereo tectum dcmum evanes-