. Injurious insects and the use of insecticides [microform] : a new descriptive manual on noxious insects, with methods for their repression . oses, or incomplete tram jor-mations. In these the immature insectdiffers less in form aud appear-ance from the adult, graduallyincreasing in size, aud moultinga, b. Young nymphs, c. Fully developed or shedding the skin at times, andnymph or pupa. d. Adult. * when nearly full-grown does not become a quiescent pupa or chry-salis, but simply moults again and continues feeding as before. Inthe stages corresponding to the larval and pupal periods such insec
. Injurious insects and the use of insecticides [microform] : a new descriptive manual on noxious insects, with methods for their repression . oses, or incomplete tram jor-mations. In these the immature insectdiffers less in form aud appear-ance from the adult, graduallyincreasing in size, aud moultinga, b. Young nymphs, c. Fully developed or shedding the skin at times, andnymph or pupa. d. Adult. * when nearly full-grown does not become a quiescent pupa or chry-salis, but simply moults again and continues feeding as before. Inthe stages corresponding to the larval and pupal periods such insectsare known as Nymjihs. As the nymphs approach maturity they difter mainly from perfectinsects in being wingless. All true bugs, crickets, aud grasshoppersundergo these incomplete changes. Entomologists divide insects into the following seven orders :— I. Hymenopteea, or membrane-winged COLEOPTEKA, or slieath-wiuged insects. III. Lepidoptera, or scale-winged insects. IV. DiPTEUA, or two-winged Hebiiptera, or half-winged insects. VI. Orthoptera, or straight-winged Neuropteea, or nerve-winged Fig. 7.—Rocky Mountain Locvst.(Biley.) INSECTS, CLASSIFICATIONS, AND INSECTICIDES 23 INSECTS WITH COMPLETE METAMORPHOSES. 1. HYMENOPTERA, OR INSECTS HAVINGMEMBRANOUS WINGS. This order is believed to be the most numerous and includes insectsthat rank highest in intelligence and in the perfection of physicalforms. It includes Bees, Wasps, Ants, Ichneumon-flies, Saw-flies, Gall-flies, and Horn-tails. The order is divided into two sections. 1st. Stinging Insects, such as Bees, Wasps, Ants, etc.
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