Manual of Vegetable-Garden Insects

By CYRUS RICHARD CROSBY
AND
MORTIMER DEMAREST LEONARD

Of the New York State College of Agriculture, at Cornell University

Illustrated, 12mo, $2.50

This is a practical account of the principal insects which attack truck and vegetable crops, including cabbages, cauliflowers, cucumbers and melons, asparagus, potatoes, tomatoes, celery and parsnips, lettuce, peas, beans, beets, spinach, sweet-potatoes, and sweet corn. The life-history and habits of each insect are given, its injuries described and the methods of control are discussed. A chapter on insecticides gives an account of the more important materials now employed, with directions for their preparation and use.

CONTENTS

I.General Considerations.
II.Insects Injurious to Cabbage and Related Crops.
III.Pea and Bean Insects.
IV.Beet and Spinach Insects.
V.Insects Injurious to Cucumber, Squash, and Melon.
VI.Potato Insects.
VII.Tomato Insects.
VIII.Eggplant Insects.
IX.Insects Injurious to Carrot, Celery, Parsnip, etc.
X.Asparagus Insects.
XI.Corn Insects.
XII.Sweet Potato Insects.
XIII.Onion Insects.
XIV.Insects Injurious to Minor Vegetable Crop.
XV.Cut-worms and Army Worms.
XVI.Blister-Beetles.
XVII.Flea-Beetles.
XVIII.Unclassified Pests.
XIX.Insects and Insecticides.
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