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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 20 (May 1871) (1871)

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mply- anomalous in form and habit, has beauty united with its Locust (Cicada). The families of the aphides, or plant lice, ing their absolute imperfection; and this, and to speak of strange features, and grace with its eccentricity. In fine, as and coccidae, or bark lice, are closely allied, but… … shaped creature, very convex above, as repre- sulphur, salt, iodine, etc., which impart what THE MALE COCHENEAL INSECT GREATLY MAGNIFIED. may be properly called a sea flavor. sented in the engraving, accompanying our The object of this invention, then, is to expel, by a suita- last paper. Soon…

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