. Fruit culture in foreign countries. Reports, from the consuls of the United States, on fruit culture in their several districts, in answer to a circular from the Department of State. Fruit-culture. 654 FRUIT CULTURE IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES. out feet (Fig. 29), which, staying fifteen days in the pnlp, digs a verti- cal gallery through till it reaches the stone and diverging Fig. 27. As soon as the larva is fully grown it gets near to the out fruit by enlarging the canal made by its mother on depositing the egg, so as to let the grown insect come Please note that these images are
. Fruit culture in foreign countries. Reports, from the consuls of the United States, on fruit culture in their several districts, in answer to a circular from the Department of State. Fruit-culture. 654 FRUIT CULTURE IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES. out feet (Fig. 29), which, staying fifteen days in the pnlp, digs a verti- cal gallery through till it reaches the stone and diverging Fig. 27. As soon as the larva is fully grown it gets near to the out fruit by enlarging the canal made by its mother on depositing the egg, so as to let the grown insect come 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 United States. Bureau of Foreign Commerce (1854-1903). Washington, Govt. Print. Off.
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