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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 21 (1870) (1870)

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refore, have a more expressive term for this group than infest. Like many allied caterpillars, they live in a common with little benefit. The morning after the poison was taken, the word coleopter ; and there are are but few forms belong- web or tent, which they weaye on the trunk of the tree on… … account of the uses of the potato: “ The insects.” On the other hand, the remark- potato roots are among the Spaniards, able forms and the brilliant colors of many Italians, Indians, and many other na- beetles and the comparative ease with tions, ordinary food and common meat; which no doubt are…

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