. Les insectes attaquant les arbres fruitiers [microforme]. Les fruits ; les insectes nuisibles ; Insectes nuisibles ; les fruits. 40 La ponte commence presque aussitôt que les divers types de fruits sont mis iiiid eontinues activement en faveur d'un mois après, il wliich olL se desserre rapidement les œufs éclosent au bout d'environ cinq jours et le lai n ; faire leur chemin dans le fruit et se nourrissent de la pulpe. Les fruits infestés, comme nous l'avons dit ci-dessus, à l'exception des cerises, presque toujours gouttes tôt et le leur develoimient finisii larve ; en elle sur le terrain. Ils sont plein cultivés dans environ deux semaines, puis entrez le sol d'environ un demi à deux pouces

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. Insects attacking fruit trees [microform]. Fruit; Insect pests; Insectes nuisibles; Fruits. 40 Egg-laying begins almost as soon as the various kinds of fruit are set iiiid eontinues actively for a month, after wliich it quickly slackens olL The eggs hatch in about five days and the lai n; work their way into the fruit and feed upon the pulp. The infested fruit, as we have said above, with the exception of cherries, nearly always drops soon and the larva; finisii their develoimient in it on the ground. They are full grown in about two weeks, then enter the soil from about one-half to two inches and pupate in little oval earthen cases or chambers, which are easily broken. In about a month the new generation of beetles begins to emerge, and after feeding for some time on the fruit and foliage seeks good liiding places and hibernates. Methods of Control. The first step in control is to secure as clenn conditions as possible in and around the orchard by removing all sorts of rubbish and sheltering places in which the adults may hide for winter. It is wise, whtaever practicable, to cut down and burn all shrubs or thickets nearby. The next step is to cultivate the orchard well as long as one may without fear of cinter injury. Cultivation destroys the pup« in the soil and also helps in other ways. The laSt stci) is to spray with a poison. Spraying is very important but no more so than. Fall or late summer Injuries on apple made by the feeding of the new generation of beetles. These injuries, though natural size, are larger than the average. (Orig- inal.) Fall or late summer injuries made on peach by the feeding of the new gen- eration of beetles, natural size. (Orig- inal.) the cultivation and destruction of rubbish. The first spraying for apnles hiu pears should he with the same mixture and at the same time as the Codnug Moth spray. (See page 7). If the insects are very aoundant a second application should be given about two weeks later. In this the lime-sulphur may be

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