. Les insectes et autres ravageurs des alliés d'orchard, Bush et hothouse fruits et leurs prévention et traitement . Les insectes nuisibles ; les fruits. Les insectes nuisibles à l'Baspherry. 423 Plusieurs coléoptères une attaque apparemment pour s'épanouir, je liave fre(|toujours trouvé trois vblr (;e dans un fniitlet unique. La larve" Inirrow dans la prise femelle de l'IJF, tous d'abord et comme ils grandissent l' attaque niay) les pommettes en développe- ment qui vont pour former le Berry et ainsi causer dei'ormed framboises. Parfois, un côté de berry^ est endommagé et abandonné, à d'autres le fruit entier est à l'arrêt de de'enfuyant. Lorsque le fruit mûrit

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. The insect and other allied pests of orchard, bush and hothouse fruits and their prevention and treatment . Insect pests; Fruit. Insects Injurious to the Baspherry. 423 several beetles seemingly attack une blossom, for I liave fre(|nently found three larv;e in a single fniitlet. The larva' Inirrow into the receptacle first ijf all, and as they grow the)' niay attack the de- veloping fruitlets that go to form the berry and so cause dei'ormed raspberries. Sometimes one side of tlie berry is damaged and aborted, at others the entire fruit is stopped from de'eloping. When the fruit is ripening and they attack it, and they have tuirnelled tlie receptacle, the whole fruit shrivels up and falls. Tlie larva is dull and yellowish, now and again almost white, or grey, with Ijrowu nrarkings in the middle of all the segments; the head is brown and flattened and the jaws comparatively strong ; on the first three seg- ments are three pairs of jointed legs, and on the anal segment is a more or less pronounced rudimentary leg and two pointed curved spines ; the rudimen- tary proleg is in tlie form of a cylindrical process on the under- side. When full grown they reach J.- inch. On reaching maturity they leave the fruit and crawl about for a little while previous to pupating. They mainly live in tunnels in the receptacle, and feed upon the fruit from the inside where it comes in contact with the receptacle. It is not at all imusual to see them crawl from one fruit to another, and enter the sound fruit at its base and then the receptacle, into which they at once burrow. Fruit attacked first by the maggots has the hole of the tunnel small at tlie top and large Ijelow; ^vhen mature maggots enter the fruit, they seem to ci'avd up between the receptacle and the fruit, and enter by a large hole which they form at the summit of the receptacle. The larva:' pupate m three places, namely, rn the soil around the stocks, in crevices m the stakes, and under the rough rind on the canes. The pu

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