. Elementary biology; an introduction to the science of life . h c d Fig. 217. The buffalo moth This insect {Antkrentts scrophulariae) is a beetle, but is commonly called a moth because it injures furs and rugs in a manner resembling that of the clothes moth, a, larva; b, pupa in larval skin ; c, pupa; d, adult. (Greatly enlarged) Ants have been very destructive not only to food materials but also to furniture, clothing, wooden utensils, and even to wooden houses (Fig. 214). The Argentine ant was introduced into this country in the early nineties at New Orleans, and has been more destructive i
. Elementary biology; an introduction to the science of life . h c d Fig. 217. The buffalo moth This insect {Antkrentts scrophulariae) is a beetle, but is commonly called a moth because it injures furs and rugs in a manner resembling that of the clothes moth, a, larva; b, pupa in larval skin ; c, pupa; d, adult. (Greatly enlarged) Ants have been very destructive not only to food materials but also to furniture, clothing, wooden utensils, and even to wooden houses (Fig. 214). The Argentine ant was introduced into this country in the early nineties at New Orleans, and has been more destructive in southern parts of the country than any of our native species.
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