A text-book of agricultural entomology : being a guide to methods of insect life and means of prevention of insect ravage for the use of agriculturists and agricultural students /

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The elements of insect anatomy; an outline for the use of students in the entomological laboratories of Cornell University and Leland Stanford Junior University,

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Our insect friends and enemies; the relation of insects to man, to other animals, to one another, and to plants,

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Report on insect and fungus pests no. 1,

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Our household insects, an account of the insect-pests found in dwelling-houses /

"Originally appeared as a series of articles in Knowledge."

Principal insect enemies of the sugar beet in the territories served by the Great Western Sugar Company,

Bibliography: p. 147-148.

Remarks on the uses of some of the bazaar medicines and common medical plants of India : with a full index of diseases, indicating their treatment by these and other agents procurable throughout India : to which are added directions for treatment in cases of drowning, snake-bites &c. /

Reprint. Originally published: 5th ed. London, J.&A. Churchill, 1897.

Asparagus, beans, peas, etc. for profit. A practical treatise on the cultivation of asparagas, broad beans, peas, rhubarb, runner beans, sea kale and vegetable marrows for market; also the eradication of insect and fungoid pests; treatment of soils etc.

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Insect life,

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A laboratory manual for insect morphology

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Marvels of insect life; a popular account of structure and habit.

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Collected leaflets on insect pests of fruit trees.

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The insect association of a local environmental complex in the district of Holmes Chapel, Cheshire.

Cover-title.

Insect variety: its propagation and distribution. Treating of the odours, dances, colours, and music in all grasshoppers, Cicadæ, and moths; beetles, leaf-insects, bees, and butterflies; bugs, flies, and Ephemeræ; and exhibiting the bearing of the science of entomology on geology.

Bibliography: p. 68-69, 251-252.

Insect pests and plant diseases in the vegetable and fruit garden /

Mode of access: Internet.