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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 11 (September 1874) (1874)

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the last men- When six or eight days old, the eggs hatch into little onal plant of two or three years' growth will furnish a hundred tioned. The leaf lice, it seems, may be controlled by care hexopod beings, which differ from their mother in being of stalks, forming a cluster of vast size. This… … latile and explosive. The application of fertilizers intended a brighter yellow, and having more perfect legs and anten- its slender branches, which are of a fine black color, and to invigorate the vine, and, at the same time, injure the lice, nas. These issue from the gall, scatter over the vine,…

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