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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 1 (1906) (1906)

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otectors straddles off and proceeds at once to convert another will not stop till the proper pressure has been re- and champions that fight the battles of those that aphis into an incubator, and so on, until no doubt stored. must depend on the flower stems and leaves and buds the egg supply,… … life of its guest. But what can influence it? It MINIATURE PIG STICKING, AS SEEN THROUGH departs from its habit, for it is altogether social MAGNIFYING GLASS. and non-migratory. It removes to a less desirable The fly of the rose aphis parasite stinging and laying its egg in the,bod) pasture ground.…

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