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951. Curculios. Controlling curculio, brown-rot, and scab in peach belt of Georgia; [by] Oliver I. Snapp, William F. Turner, and John W. Roberts.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Entomology Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Entomology Bureau
Date:: May, 1922

952. Flies. House fly; [by] L. O. Howard and R. H. Hutchison.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Entomology Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Entomology Bureau
Date:: [Aug. 1917, reprint with changes May] 1922

953. Fowl tick and how premises may be freed from it; [by F. C. Bishopp].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Entomology Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Entomology Bureau
Date:: [Dec. 1919, revised Oct. 1921, reprint May, 1922.]

954. Grapes. Insect and fungous enemies of grape; [by A. L. Quaintance and C. L. Shear].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Entomology Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Entomology Bureau
Date:: [Reprint with changes May, 1922.]

955. Malaria. Some facts about malaria; [by L. O. Howard].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Entomology Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Entomology Bureau
Date:: [Apr. 29, 1911, reprint with slight changes May] 1922

956. Melon plant-lice. Control of melon aphis, attacks cucumbers, melons, other cucurbits, cotton, oranaes. etc.; [by] F. H. Chittenden.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Entomology Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Entomology Bureau
Date:: [Feb. 1918, reprint May. 1922.]

957. Southern corn rootworm and farm practices to control it; [by] Philip Luginbill.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Entomology Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Entomology Bureau
Date:: [May, 1918, revised May, 1922.] 1922

958. Webworms injurious to cereal and forage crops and their control; [by Geo. G. Ainslie].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Entomology Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Entomology Bureau
Date:: [May, 1922.]

959. Blackhead fireworm of cranberry on Pacific Coast, by H. K. Plank; with technical description, by Carl Heinrich.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Entomology Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Entomology Bureau
Date:: Apr. 25, 1922

960. Red cedar chests as protectors against moth damage [with list of literature cited]; by E. A. Back and Frank Rabak.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Entomology Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Entomology Bureau
Date:: Apr. 13, 1922

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