. California fruits and how to grow them. Fruit culture. checked by natural enemies, the mealy bugs multiply very rapidly, and mass themselves in the corners of the leaves. The plants turn. A common outfit in California for cooking the lime, sulphur and salt. plants, but it was speedily reduced by an Australian ladybird, A'oz'ius (Vedalia) cardi- nalis, introduced by Albert Koebele, with such success that specimens were for a nutn- ber of years rarely seen, but have recently become abundant in some localities. black from the fungus growth growing on the honeydew, and the bush presents the same
. California fruits and how to grow them. Fruit culture. checked by natural enemies, the mealy bugs multiply very rapidly, and mass themselves in the corners of the leaves. The plants turn. A common outfit in California for cooking the lime, sulphur and salt. plants, but it was speedily reduced by an Australian ladybird, A'oz'ius (Vedalia) cardi- nalis, introduced by Albert Koebele, with such success that specimens were for a nutn- ber of years rarely seen, but have recently become abundant in some localities. black from the fungus growth growing on the honeydew, and the bush presents the same appearance as a scale-infested plant. With the aid of a magnifier the appearance of the mealy bugs, as different froin scales can be readily Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Wickson, Edward James, 1848- [from old catalog]. San Francisco, The Pacific rural press
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