. Insect pests of farm, garden and orchard . Fig. 397.—Work of the fruit-treebark-beetle showing the maingalleries, the side or larval galler-ies, and the pupal cells—slightlyenlarged. (After Ratzeburg.) SOME INSECTS INJURIOUS TO ORCHARD FRUITS 547 The Buffalo Tree-hopper * The work of the Buffalo Tree-hopper consists of a series ofcuts or incisions in the limbs of fruit or shade trees, made by thefemale in the process of egg-laying, which result in very character-istic wounds. This injury is somewhat like that done by theperiodical cicada or by tree crickets, but the scars are larger.

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