United States. Bureau of Entomology
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Works (50)

Circular of information on control of western pine beetle

What about the corn borer?

Spraying for rust mites and scale insects following spraying for melanose

Memorandum regarding the control of insects attacking certain vegetables, small fruits, and tobacco and the elimination of harmful insecticidal residues from the market product

Present status of establishment in the United States of imported bulb pests. (Report of bulb pests survey)

Cereal and forage insects. Suggestions for material to be published and distributed regarding the 1927 spring clean-up supported by the Special federal appropriation

Blister beetles

Memorandum regarding spray residue problems on grape

Publications of the Bureau of Entomology

Directory of field activities of the Bureau of Entomology

A method and technique for codling moth toxicological studies for field and laboratory use

Minutes of informal conference on the codling moth held in Washington, D.C., January 4, 1928 / Dr. A. L. Quaintance

How to control Japanese beetles in lawns

Progress report of experiments on the control of cabbage worms

Suggestions for the help of photographers at field stations of the Department of Agriculture

The periodical cicada in 1914

Some insects injurious to truck crops

The so-called cotton flea

Cabbage worms

Publications of the Bureau of Entomology

Insect pest survey

The cabbage maggot

Proceedings of the class formed to study the entomology of disease, hygiene and sanitation

Tomato fruitworm

Our present knowledge of control of the pea uphid on cannery peas in the east

Brief information on the white-pine weevil and its control

Papers on the cotton boll weevil and related and associated insects

Poisonous effects of lead and arsenic

The striped cucumber beetle

Memorandum covering the importation or interstate movement of living insects by any agency of the Bureau of Entomology

Memorandum on the Mediterranean fruit fly prepared for the use of the Subcommittee of the House Committee on Appropriations

The seed-corn maggot, Hylemyia cilicrura Rond., as a pest of newly planted seed potatoes in the coastal area of the Carolinas; summary of control studies, 1925-1930

Pick up and destroy peach "drops". U.S.D.A. Bureaus of entomology and plant industry in cooperation with Georgia state board of entomology

The control of Japanese and Asiatic beetle grubs in lawns

Mediterranean fruit fly

Some insects injurious to forests

Summary of results of tests by the Bureau of Entomology during the season of 1932 on the relative effectiveness of colored and uncolored calcium and lead arsenates submitted by the Manufacturing Chemists' Association of the United States

Some miscellaneous results of the work of the Bureau of Entomology, VIII

Suggestions for the prevention of infestations of cultivated mushrooms by insects and other pests

Japanese beetle project

Wireworms

Important insects which may affect the health of men or animals engaged in military operations

Pickle and melon worms

The National Collection of Coccidae

Squash vine borer

An Enumeration of the published synopses, catalogues, and lists of North American insects

Squash bug

Relation of temperature and moisture to brood development of the western pine beetle

Publications of the Bureau of Entomology

Mosquito survey and control, Government Camp, Oregon. Mt. Hood National Forest