ction it is not necessary to enter into about rapidly over the tree—a period which lasts but a few the subject of classification, but it will be well to state that hours, or, at the most, one or two days. 2d. The period of the species affecting the orange may be divided into two growth, during… … the preceding period, varies according to the season, but which is rarely en- tirely suspended even in winter in d, leg; e, portion of wing; 7, antennal joint—greatly enlarged (after Kiley).. scale—all magnified, the natural size indicated (after Riley). Florida. Now, it must be plainly seen that…
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