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. A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Agricultural; Zoology, Economic. 106 ACARINA OR MITES. red-spider of fruit, the Bryobia pruni, can thus be readily seen to be acari and not araneida. Nearly all acari produce ova: some few are, however, parthenogenetic, and produce living young. The foUowing are the groups of some importance to the farmer and gardener:— (i) TromliididoB, the so-called Spinning Elites or Red-spiders. These are found on the leaves of plants, and constitute the group Tefranijchi (fig. 42), which can be told by their small size and usually semi-transparent bodies, so Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-text-book-of-agricultural-zoology-zoology-agricultural-zoology-economic-106-acarina-or-mites-red-spider-of-fruit-the-bryobia-pruni-can-thus-be-readily-seen-to-be-acari-and-not-araneida-nearly-all-acari-produce-ova-some-few-are-however-parthenogenetic-and-produce-living-young-the-fouowing-are-the-groups-of-some-importance-to-the-farmer-and-gardener-i-tromliididob-the-so-called-spinning-elites-or-red-spiders-these-are-found-on-the-leaves-of-plants-and-constitute-the-group-tefranijchi-fig-42-which-can-be-told-by-their-small-size-and-usually-semi-transparent-bodies-so-image232345096.htmlRMRE06F4–. A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Agricultural; Zoology, Economic. 106 ACARINA OR MITES. red-spider of fruit, the Bryobia pruni, can thus be readily seen to be acari and not araneida. Nearly all acari produce ova: some few are, however, parthenogenetic, and produce living young. The foUowing are the groups of some importance to the farmer and gardener:— (i) TromliididoB, the so-called Spinning Elites or Red-spiders. These are found on the leaves of plants, and constitute the group Tefranijchi (fig. 42), which can be told by their small size and usually semi-transparent bodies, so
. A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Economic. 106 ACAEINA OK MITES. red-spider of fruit, the Bryohia pruni, can thus be readily seen to be acari and not araneida. Nearly all acari produce ova : some few are, however, parthenogenetic, and produce living young. The following are the groups of some importance to the farmer and gardener:— (i) Trombididce, the so-called Spinning Mites or Eed-spiders. These are found on the leaves of plants, and constitute the group Tetranychi (fig. 42), which can be told by their small size and usually semi-transparent bodies, sometimes however tinged w Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-text-book-of-agricultural-zoology-zoology-economic-106-acaeina-ok-mites-red-spider-of-fruit-the-bryohia-pruni-can-thus-be-readily-seen-to-be-acari-and-not-araneida-nearly-all-acari-produce-ova-some-few-are-however-parthenogenetic-and-produce-living-young-the-following-are-the-groups-of-some-importance-to-the-farmer-and-gardener-i-trombididce-the-so-called-spinning-mites-or-eed-spiders-these-are-found-on-the-leaves-of-plants-and-constitute-the-group-tetranychi-fig-42-which-can-be-told-by-their-small-size-and-usually-semi-transparent-bodies-sometimes-however-tinged-w-image216442344.htmlRMPG3PBM–. A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Economic. 106 ACAEINA OK MITES. red-spider of fruit, the Bryohia pruni, can thus be readily seen to be acari and not araneida. Nearly all acari produce ova : some few are, however, parthenogenetic, and produce living young. The following are the groups of some importance to the farmer and gardener:— (i) Trombididce, the so-called Spinning Mites or Eed-spiders. These are found on the leaves of plants, and constitute the group Tetranychi (fig. 42), which can be told by their small size and usually semi-transparent bodies, sometimes however tinged w
. A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Economic. 106 ACAEINA OK MITES. red-spider of fruit, the Bryohia pruni, can thus be readily seen to be acari and not araneida. Nearly all acari produce ova : some few are, however, parthenogenetic, and produce living young. The following are the groups of some importance to the farmer and gardener:— (i) Trombididce, the so-called Spinning Mites or Eed-spiders. These are found on the leaves of plants, and constitute the group Tetranychi (fig. 42), which can be told by their small size and usually semi-transparent bodies, sometimes however tinged w Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-text-book-of-agricultural-zoology-zoology-economic-106-acaeina-ok-mites-red-spider-of-fruit-the-bryohia-pruni-can-thus-be-readily-seen-to-be-acari-and-not-araneida-nearly-all-acari-produce-ova-some-few-are-however-parthenogenetic-and-produce-living-young-the-following-are-the-groups-of-some-importance-to-the-farmer-and-gardener-i-trombididce-the-so-called-spinning-mites-or-eed-spiders-these-are-found-on-the-leaves-of-plants-and-constitute-the-group-tetranychi-fig-42-which-can-be-told-by-their-small-size-and-usually-semi-transparent-bodies-sometimes-however-tinged-w-image232126429.htmlRMRDJ7HH–. A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Economic. 106 ACAEINA OK MITES. red-spider of fruit, the Bryohia pruni, can thus be readily seen to be acari and not araneida. Nearly all acari produce ova : some few are, however, parthenogenetic, and produce living young. The following are the groups of some importance to the farmer and gardener:— (i) Trombididce, the so-called Spinning Mites or Eed-spiders. These are found on the leaves of plants, and constitute the group Tetranychi (fig. 42), which can be told by their small size and usually semi-transparent bodies, sometimes however tinged w
. Insects injurious to fruits. Illustrated with four hundred and forty wood-cuts. Insect pests. ATTACKING THE LEAVES. 285 Fig. 295.. No. 156.—The Grape-vine Saw-fly. Selandria vitis Harris. This is a small four-winged fly (Fig. 295), with a shining black body, except the upper side of the thorax, which is red ; the wings are semi-transparent, and have dark-brown veins, the front pair being clouded, or of a smoky color. The fore legs and under side of the other legs are pale yellow or whitish. The body of the female measures about three- tenths of an inch in length, that of the male somewhat le Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/insects-injurious-to-fruits-illustrated-with-four-hundred-and-forty-wood-cuts-insect-pests-attacking-the-leaves-285-fig-295-no-156the-grape-vine-saw-fly-selandria-vitis-harris-this-is-a-small-four-winged-fly-fig-295-with-a-shining-black-body-except-the-upper-side-of-the-thorax-which-is-red-the-wings-are-semi-transparent-and-have-dark-brown-veins-the-front-pair-being-clouded-or-of-a-smoky-color-the-fore-legs-and-under-side-of-the-other-legs-are-pale-yellow-or-whitish-the-body-of-the-female-measures-about-three-tenths-of-an-inch-in-length-that-of-the-male-somewhat-le-image216289986.htmlRMPFTT2A–. Insects injurious to fruits. Illustrated with four hundred and forty wood-cuts. Insect pests. ATTACKING THE LEAVES. 285 Fig. 295.. No. 156.—The Grape-vine Saw-fly. Selandria vitis Harris. This is a small four-winged fly (Fig. 295), with a shining black body, except the upper side of the thorax, which is red ; the wings are semi-transparent, and have dark-brown veins, the front pair being clouded, or of a smoky color. The fore legs and under side of the other legs are pale yellow or whitish. The body of the female measures about three- tenths of an inch in length, that of the male somewhat le
. Insects injurious to fruits. Illustrated with four hundred and forty wood-cuts. Insect pests. No. 156.—The Grape-vine Saw-fly. Selandria vitis Harris. This is a small four-winged fly (Fig. 295), with a shining black body, except the upper side of the thorax, which is red ; the wings are semi-transparent, and have dark-brown veins, the front pair being clouded, or of a smoky color. The fore legs and under side of the other legs are pale yellow or whitish. The body of the female measures about three- tenths of an inch in length, that of the male somewhat less. The insect is double-brooded, the Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/insects-injurious-to-fruits-illustrated-with-four-hundred-and-forty-wood-cuts-insect-pests-no-156the-grape-vine-saw-fly-selandria-vitis-harris-this-is-a-small-four-winged-fly-fig-295-with-a-shining-black-body-except-the-upper-side-of-the-thorax-which-is-red-the-wings-are-semi-transparent-and-have-dark-brown-veins-the-front-pair-being-clouded-or-of-a-smoky-color-the-fore-legs-and-under-side-of-the-other-legs-are-pale-yellow-or-whitish-the-body-of-the-female-measures-about-three-tenths-of-an-inch-in-length-that-of-the-male-somewhat-less-the-insect-is-double-brooded-the-image231923316.htmlRMRD90FG–. Insects injurious to fruits. Illustrated with four hundred and forty wood-cuts. Insect pests. No. 156.—The Grape-vine Saw-fly. Selandria vitis Harris. This is a small four-winged fly (Fig. 295), with a shining black body, except the upper side of the thorax, which is red ; the wings are semi-transparent, and have dark-brown veins, the front pair being clouded, or of a smoky color. The fore legs and under side of the other legs are pale yellow or whitish. The body of the female measures about three- tenths of an inch in length, that of the male somewhat less. The insect is double-brooded, the
. Insects injurious to fruits. Illustrated with four hundred and forty wood-cuts. Insect pests. No. 156.—The Grape-vine Saw-fly. Selandria vitis Harris. This is a small four-winged fly (Fig. 295), with a shining black body, except the upper side of the thorax, which is red ; the wings are semi-transparent, and have dark-brown veins, the front pair being clouded, or of a smoky color. The fore legs and under side of the other legs are pale yellow or whitish. The body of the female measures about three- tenths of an inch in length, that of the male somewhat less. The insect is double-brooded, the Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/insects-injurious-to-fruits-illustrated-with-four-hundred-and-forty-wood-cuts-insect-pests-no-156the-grape-vine-saw-fly-selandria-vitis-harris-this-is-a-small-four-winged-fly-fig-295-with-a-shining-black-body-except-the-upper-side-of-the-thorax-which-is-red-the-wings-are-semi-transparent-and-have-dark-brown-veins-the-front-pair-being-clouded-or-of-a-smoky-color-the-fore-legs-and-under-side-of-the-other-legs-are-pale-yellow-or-whitish-the-body-of-the-female-measures-about-three-tenths-of-an-inch-in-length-that-of-the-male-somewhat-less-the-insect-is-double-brooded-the-image216289981.htmlRMPFTT25–. Insects injurious to fruits. Illustrated with four hundred and forty wood-cuts. Insect pests. No. 156.—The Grape-vine Saw-fly. Selandria vitis Harris. This is a small four-winged fly (Fig. 295), with a shining black body, except the upper side of the thorax, which is red ; the wings are semi-transparent, and have dark-brown veins, the front pair being clouded, or of a smoky color. The fore legs and under side of the other legs are pale yellow or whitish. The body of the female measures about three- tenths of an inch in length, that of the male somewhat less. The insect is double-brooded, the
. The apple and its varieties: being a history and description of the varieties of apples cultivated in the gardens and orchards of Great Britain. Apples. THE APPLE. ITS VAEIETIES. 203 faint streaks of red next the sun, and covered with a delicate white bloom. Eye, closed, satin a narrow and plaited basin. Stalk, thick and short, inserted in a small and very shallow cavity. Flesh, pure white, semi-transparent, with somewhat gelatinous-like blotches, tender, juicy, with a pleasant and refreshing flavor. A dessert apple but not of first-rate quality ; ripe in August, and the early part of Septem Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-apple-and-its-varieties-being-a-history-and-description-of-the-varieties-of-apples-cultivated-in-the-gardens-and-orchards-of-great-britain-apples-the-apple-its-vaeieties-203-faint-streaks-of-red-next-the-sun-and-covered-with-a-delicate-white-bloom-eye-closed-satin-a-narrow-and-plaited-basin-stalk-thick-and-short-inserted-in-a-small-and-very-shallow-cavity-flesh-pure-white-semi-transparent-with-somewhat-gelatinous-like-blotches-tender-juicy-with-a-pleasant-and-refreshing-flavor-a-dessert-apple-but-not-of-first-rate-quality-ripe-in-august-and-the-early-part-of-septem-image232259142.htmlRMRDT8WA–. The apple and its varieties: being a history and description of the varieties of apples cultivated in the gardens and orchards of Great Britain. Apples. THE APPLE. ITS VAEIETIES. 203 faint streaks of red next the sun, and covered with a delicate white bloom. Eye, closed, satin a narrow and plaited basin. Stalk, thick and short, inserted in a small and very shallow cavity. Flesh, pure white, semi-transparent, with somewhat gelatinous-like blotches, tender, juicy, with a pleasant and refreshing flavor. A dessert apple but not of first-rate quality ; ripe in August, and the early part of Septem
. Insects injurious to fruits. Illustrated with four hundred and forty wood-cuts. Insect pests. ATTACKING THE LEAVES. 285 Fig. 295.. No. 156.—The Grape-vine Saw-fly. Selandria vitis Harris. This is a small four-winged fly (Fig. 295), with a shining black body, except the upper side of the thorax, which is red ; the wings are semi-transparent, and have dark-brown veins, the front pair being clouded, or of a smoky color. The fore legs and under side of the other legs are pale yellow or whitish. The body of the female measures about three- tenths of an inch in length, that of the male somewhat le Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/insects-injurious-to-fruits-illustrated-with-four-hundred-and-forty-wood-cuts-insect-pests-attacking-the-leaves-285-fig-295-no-156the-grape-vine-saw-fly-selandria-vitis-harris-this-is-a-small-four-winged-fly-fig-295-with-a-shining-black-body-except-the-upper-side-of-the-thorax-which-is-red-the-wings-are-semi-transparent-and-have-dark-brown-veins-the-front-pair-being-clouded-or-of-a-smoky-color-the-fore-legs-and-under-side-of-the-other-legs-are-pale-yellow-or-whitish-the-body-of-the-female-measures-about-three-tenths-of-an-inch-in-length-that-of-the-male-somewhat-le-image231923322.htmlRMRD90FP–. Insects injurious to fruits. Illustrated with four hundred and forty wood-cuts. Insect pests. ATTACKING THE LEAVES. 285 Fig. 295.. No. 156.—The Grape-vine Saw-fly. Selandria vitis Harris. This is a small four-winged fly (Fig. 295), with a shining black body, except the upper side of the thorax, which is red ; the wings are semi-transparent, and have dark-brown veins, the front pair being clouded, or of a smoky color. The fore legs and under side of the other legs are pale yellow or whitish. The body of the female measures about three- tenths of an inch in length, that of the male somewhat le
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