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CONTENTS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGISTS, PROCEEDINGS OF THE

THIRTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING

Part I, Business Proceedings

List of Meetings

List of Members

Officers

1

2, 657

X

XIII

IX

APICULTURAL NOTES

247, 437, 572, 651, 763, 861

COMMON NAMES OF INSECTS APPROVED For General Use by the AMERICAN

ASSOCIATION OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGISTS

INSECTICIDES AND APPLIANCES, SPECIAL Report Prepared under the DIREC-
TION OF SUBCOMMITTEE, COMMITTEE ON POLICY

ABBOTT, W. S. A Method of Computing the Effectiveness of an Insecticide 265

ALBERTS, H. W., and FLINT, W. P. The Effect upon the Vitality of Seed

Corn of Temperatures that will Kill Seed Infesting Insects

771

ALDEN, C. H. San Jose Scale Control with Lubricating Oil Emulsions on
Peach Trees in the South

253

BACK, E. A., and COTTON, R. T. A Newly Recommended Fumigant, Ethyl
Acetate in Combination with Carbon Tetrachloride

302

BAKER, A. C. The Citrus Aphis Outlook1

223

Barber, G. W. Remarks on the Number of Generations of the European
Corn Borer in America

496

BERTHOLF, L. M. The Molts of the Honey Bee

380

BILSING, S. W. Life History of the Pecan Nut Case-Bearer, Acrobasis caryi-
vorella Zell.

202

BISHOPP, F. C., ROARK, R. C., PARMAN, D. C., and LAAKE, E. W.
lents and Larvicides for the Screw Worm and Other Flies

Repel-

336, 776

BURGESS, A. F. Our Association

'Withdrawn for publication elsewhere.

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