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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 16 (October 1900) (1900)

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nd excrement after beinjf infested. as a moth. If, however, the surrounding temperatureshould be cold, the pupa may remain in the cocoon allwinter. The entire period covering all the stages, egg,larva, pupa and moth, averages, during warm weather,about six weeks, and in artificially heated… … INJURY BY PANTRY MOTH. 1. Cake of chocolate, flhowinj; larva at w.ork (natnral size). 2. Millet seed afterinfestation (magnified). .\ntoniobIle flews.There are at present thirteen incorporated automo-bile clubs in the United States. Experiments have been conducted in New Yorkwith electric vehicles…

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