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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 23 (1904) (1904)

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from White Wax. prepare their meals, and await the coming of the night sect is more common in China, though it is also found to continue their lonely and tiresome journey. On in Japan. In both countries it selects different trees to mal glands. Usually large numbers of the oval flattened reaching… … exact locality where they will flourish to the best Female Wax-making Insect and Eggs. Layers of Wax as Deposited by the Insect advantage, and have started breeding the insect on the Branch. and cultivating the particular food plant upon masters or other agents, who have been awaiting their which…

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