. Bulletin. Insects; Insect pests; Entomology; Insects; Insect pests; Entomology. 11 ville, Pa.; Newark, Del.; Belair, River View, Cabin John, Marshall Hall, Green- wood, and Baltimore, and Howard, AVashington, and Montgomery counties, Md. (Johnson); Rosslynand DeepCreek, Va.; District of Columl)ia; North Carolina; South Carolina; Kentucky; Wayne, Cobden, Anna, Carbondale, and Normal, 111.; Kansas City, Kirkwood, and Cadet, Mo.; Fort Scott, Onega, Wilder, Topeka, Fairmount, Edwardsville, Manhattan, Lawrence, and Connor, Kans., well distributed over the eastern part of the State; Ames, Adel, Da
. Bulletin. Insects; Insect pests; Entomology; Insects; Insect pests; Entomology. 11 ville, Pa.; Newark, Del.; Belair, River View, Cabin John, Marshall Hall, Green- wood, and Baltimore, and Howard, AVashington, and Montgomery counties, Md. (Johnson); Rosslynand DeepCreek, Va.; District of Columl)ia; North Carolina; South Carolina; Kentucky; Wayne, Cobden, Anna, Carbondale, and Normal, 111.; Kansas City, Kirkwood, and Cadet, Mo.; Fort Scott, Onega, Wilder, Topeka, Fairmount, Edwardsville, Manhattan, Lawrence, and Connor, Kans., well distributed over the eastern part of the State; Ames, Adel, Davenport and Marcus, and Polk and Boone counties, Iowa; Omaha, Albany, and elsewhere in Nebraska; Cincinnati, Aberdeen, and (lallipolis, Ohio; Detriot, Mich.; Key West and Jacksonville, Fla.; St. Anthony Park, Miini. (Lugger); and Pelee Island, Canada. Note.—In the southwest this species is replaced by a few others of the same genus and of very similar appearance and habits, but not injurious to the same extent. One of these, T. mucorcii Lee, is common in Arizona and southern California; and T. texana Lee. is a well-known form in Texas, New Mexico, and Fig. 2.—Hijdroccia nitda: n, female moth; b, liulf-grown larva: r, mature larva in injured stalk; (/, lateral view of abdominal segment of same; e, pupa—all somewhat enlarged (original). T. compacia Casey, according to Cockerel 1, lireeds in Datum meteloklci^, and is common in the Mesilla Valley of New Mexico. It has not beeii reported to damage potato, perhaps because this vegetable is not nnich grown in that State. AVithout doubt all the species of Trichobaris feed on Solanacefe. The potato stalk weevil is also known as potato stalk l)orer, and several other species of insects, the larvae of moths those which produce cutworms, are sometimes known by the same name. The most common species (in literature) is HydraecAa {Gortyna) tiitela, known as the stalk borer, heart worm, etc. An equally common speci
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