. Economic entomology for the farmer and fruit-grower . Fig. 278, Melittia ceto, the squash-borer : a, b, moth, the wings spread and at rest; c, young larvae; d, cocoon with the empty pupa shell projecting. Fig. 279, squash- borers, full grown, in a section of squash-vine. Fig. 280, imported currant-borer, Sesia tipuliformis; larva, adult, and pupa skin projecting from the cane.

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