Archive image from page 223 of The culture and diseases of. The culture and diseases of the sweet pea culturediseasespea0taub Year: 1917 ( i62 DISEASES OF THE SWEET PEA FIG. 35. GREEN LACE FLY (Chrysopha oculata) an enemy OF THE SWEET PEA APHIS, O EGGS. b FULL GROWN LARVA. C FOOT OF SAME. d LARVA DEVOURING AN INSECT, e COCOON. / ADULT INSECT, g HEAD OF SAME. h ADULT NATURAL SIZE. (AFTER MARLATT.) are then released and others caught and destroyed in a similar way (fig. 35 to A). Aphiduis. Of still greater importance in the natural control of the sweet pea aphis, is the parasite known as Ap

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Archive image from page 223 of The culture and diseases of. The culture and diseases of the sweet pea culturediseasespea0taub Year: 1917 ( i62 DISEASES OF THE SWEET PEA FIG. 35. GREEN LACE FLY (Chrysopha oculata) an enemy OF THE SWEET PEA APHIS, O EGGS. b FULL GROWN LARVA. C FOOT OF SAME. d LARVA DEVOURING AN INSECT, e COCOON. / ADULT INSECT, g HEAD OF SAME. h ADULT NATURAL SIZE. (AFTER MARLATT.) are then released and others caught and destroyed in a similar way (fig. 35 to A). Aphiduis. Of still greater importance in the natural control of the sweet pea aphis, is the parasite known as Aphiduis testa- ceipes (fig. 36). The adult female of this fly possesses a long sharp pointed ovipos- itor which pierces the body wall of the

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