Hardwicke's science-gossip : an illustrated medium of interchange and gossip for students and lovers of nature . n, werementioned by Air. White. The species described and figured by Hermann andKoch under the name of Tetranychus tiliarius, orthe Lime-tree Alite, is engraved (fig. 92) forthebenefit of my readers. It must be observed thatbright colours characterize the majority of themembers of this genus, although that feature isomitted in the woodcuts. Careful readers of the past volumes of Science- 126 HARDWICKES SCIENCE-GOSSIP. [June 1, 1867. Gossip will remember that allusions have beenmade
Hardwicke's science-gossip : an illustrated medium of interchange and gossip for students and lovers of nature . n, werementioned by Air. White. The species described and figured by Hermann andKoch under the name of Tetranychus tiliarius, orthe Lime-tree Alite, is engraved (fig. 92) forthebenefit of my readers. It must be observed thatbright colours characterize the majority of themembers of this genus, although that feature isomitted in the woodcuts. Careful readers of the past volumes of Science- 126 HARDWICKES SCIENCE-GOSSIP. [June 1, 1867. Gossip will remember that allusions have beenmade to a curious little red mite which deposits itswhite eggs on stones, and similar substances. This Stone Mite (fig. 93) is Tetranychus lapidus, andthe extract from the Entomologists Monthly Maga-zine alluding to it, which was quoted (Science-Gossip, 1865, p. 22), need not be repeated states that the eggs may be seen in autumnon the stones of the public promenades in eggs (fig. 91) were observed and figured inone of the earliest numbers of Loudons excellentMagazine of Natural
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