. Annual report, including a report of the insects of New Jersey, 1909. 6o6 REPORT OF NEW JERSEY STATE MUSEUM. PRAON Halid. P. avenaphis Fitch. (Aphidius) Throughout South Jersey, parasitic on the common wheat louse (Sm). P. cerasaphis Fitch. Parasite of cherry plant louse. OPIUS Wesm. O. anthomyiae Ashm. (Biosteres) Parasitic on an "Anthomyid," mining leaves of Dock. O. floridanus Ashm. (Desmiostoma) New Brunswick VII (Sm); a mss. name only. O. sanguineus Ashm. Reared from "Trypetids," living in galls on "So- lanum ; ZELE Halid. Z. uniformis Prov. New
. Annual report, including a report of the insects of New Jersey, 1909. 6o6 REPORT OF NEW JERSEY STATE MUSEUM. PRAON Halid. P. avenaphis Fitch. (Aphidius) Throughout South Jersey, parasitic on the common wheat louse (Sm). P. cerasaphis Fitch. Parasite of cherry plant louse. OPIUS Wesm. O. anthomyiae Ashm. (Biosteres) Parasitic on an "Anthomyid," mining leaves of Dock. O. floridanus Ashm. (Desmiostoma) New Brunswick VII (Sm); a mss. name only. O. sanguineus Ashm. Reared from "Trypetids," living in galls on "So- lanum ; ZELE Halid. Z. uniformis Prov. New York and probably New Jersey (Ashm); 1 spec. without locality label is in Coll. Z. truncator Say. New York and probably New Jersey (Ashm). MACROCENTRUS Fig. 246.—Codling moth parasite, Macrocentrus delicatus: enlarged. M. delicatus Cress. Throughout the State; a parasite on the codling moth, "Cacoecia fervidana" and other Tortricid larvae, "Acronycta oblinita," Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original New Jersey state museum. [from old catalog].
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