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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 21 (May 1882) (1882)

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be seen that applica-tions of solid substances are irot likely to prove practicable,and that forcheap and effective remedies we must look topeneteftting liquids. The cost of alcohol renders its exten-sive use impracticable. The volatile oils are, as a rule, pow-erful insecticides, but as they reach… … Fig. 2.—Mttilaspis Pomicobticis, Riley—a, male, ventral view, with witrgg elosed;6, do., dorsal view, with wings expanded; c, scale, enlarged, the hair lines sSe^wiDgnatural size; d, leg; e, portion of wing;/, autennal joint—greatly enlarged (after.SUfey).. e. g., naphtha, turpentine, etc.,are…

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