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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 16 (1887) (1887)

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enue entrance to the park are a source of es- are dealt with with comparative ease, but the most caterpillrs make their appearance about the beginning pecial trouble. They have received a thorough wash- real damage is done by more insidious insects, such as of August. The caterpillars feed on the… … chrysalis. In this restless of any kind that had borne state it is frequently found a crop of vegetables that crawling along a roadway or board walk. As soon these, but in general they are a tiny, almost invisible would produce as good a crop the next season without as it finds a convenient…

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