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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 21 (November 1899) (1899)

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in its heat and moisture much dled the peas in the field complained that the lice got species, one of which, Allogropta obliqua, has been longer than a similar poultice made of bread or fiax- upon them, and some (colored) even refused to pitch abundant. In one instance twenty-five bushels of seed.… … the fields. June 30 I found pupse of this species at- compared with other closely related species to see if it PHOTOGRAPH SHOWING PEA POD IN NORMAL CON- tached to weeds, leaves, grass, and corn—in fact, almost had been described. It properly belongs to the old DITION AND DWARFED BY PEA LOUSE.…

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