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COMMON NAMES OF INSECTS APPROVEd for GeneRAL USE BY THE AMERICAN

ASSOCIATION OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGISTS

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PACIFIC SLOPE BRANCH, PROCEEDINGS OF THE TWELFTH ANNUAL MEETING

Business Proceedings

PACIFIC SLOPE Notes

229

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248, 444, 558

ALDRICH, J. M. The Dipterous Parasites of the Migratory Locust of Tropical

America, Schistocerca paranensis Burmeister

588

AICHER, L. C. LUSH, R. H. and Smith, Roger C. A Year's Test of a So-Called

"Fly Salt"

593

BARNES, D. F. and Ports, S. F. Airplane Dusting Experiment for Gipsy
Moth Control

213

BERTHOLF, L. M. The Relative Sensitivity of Honeybees to Light of
Different Wave-Lengths

521

BOYCE, ALFRED M. A Study of the Biology of the Parsley Stalk-Weevil,
Listronotus latiusculus

814

BRITTON, W. E. Organization of a Co-operative Campaign against the

Asiatic Beetle

359

BROADBENT, Miss B. M. Further Observations on the Life History, Habits
and Control of the Narcissus Bulb Fly, Merodon equestris, with Data
on the Effects of Carbon Disulphide Fumigation on Three Bulb Pests
BURGESS, A. F. Some Problems in Economic Entomology
CAIN, BRIGHTON C. Interesting Boy Scouts in Entomology
CAMPBELL, F. L. Notes on Silkworm Nutrition

94

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CAMPBELL, ROY E. Is There Need of Increased Knowledge of Entomology?1 673
'Withdrawn for publication elsewhere.