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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 23 (December 1904) (1904)

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upon masters or other agents, who have been awaiting their which it thrives and deposits the wax-making cocoons. arrival. The baskets of insects are forthwith dis- Transporting the females to the various farming nensis, while in Japan it is Fraxinus pubentrtis and tributed to the respective… … amount to about $200,000 annually. It is said that the larva? commence to hatch out at the beginning of June. Night Porter Carrying Wax-making Insects to process is very old, over six hundred years or more, They are long oval, of an orange yellow color. The lar- Breeding Place. being handed down…

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