. Das Insekt und anderen alliierten Schädlinge der Obstgarten, Bush und Treibhaus Früchte und ihre Prävention und Behandlung. Schädlinge; Obst. 456 Insed Schädlinge. Sinfc dann ähnliche Schäden Ijeen berichtete mir von Xorfolk (3) und einem "orcestersliire (4). (Jrmerod erfasst auch die Schäden aus Herefordshire, Bedfordshire, Glouceslersliire und Berlvshire (1). Die Mehrheit der "laufkäfer" oder Carabida - vorteilhaft sind, für tliey Weiden auf Schnecken, bieten] 5 illars usw., die tlie Boden, und Zuerst einige Zweifel in Bezug auf die Insekten ausgedrückt "beinu tlie Ursache des Schadens. Dass sie sind, also kein

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. The insect and other allied pests of orchard, bush and hothouse fruits and their prevention and treatment . Insect pests; Fruit. 456 Insed Pests. Sinfc then similar damage has Ijeen reported to me from Xorfolk (3) and AN'orcestersliire (4). (jrmerod also records the damage from Herefordshire, Bedfordshire, Glouceslersliire and Berlvshire (1). The majority of " ground beetles" or Carabida- are beneficial, for tliey feed upon slugs, cater]5illars, etc., in tlie soil, and at first some doubt was expressed as to these insects beinu" tlie cause of the damage. That they are so is now beyond douljt. A popular name given to them in some localities is that of Lat Beetles. At least lour species seem to have acquired the liad habits recorded here, Imt the one mentioned in the heading is usually the most harmfid. The damage is done to the green and ripening fruit. The Ijeetles eat the skin of the green fruit, leaving many of the seeds ; Imt when the fruit is ripening I have noticed that they especially feed on tlie .seeds, wdnch may be seen lying thick under the plants. The attacked oTcen fruit of course is ruined, withering up, and the ripe fruit is also spoiled, even it oidy a small surface is damaged. It is not so much the amount eaten as the (quantity of fruit that the beetles spoil that makes this attack so serious. (Jn one occasion an attack was watched personally, and the beetles were found eating quite large irregular masses out of the fruit, damage which the gardener had put down to the birds. Si'ELiES 01' ]]kktlI';s Foi'Nd. The four kinds of lieetles which cause this annoyance are known as Hui'jiiilii:< riijii'iiiiiI--., Fab., riirosfir]!us rnliidris^ Linn.. S/croiius. 1, flnij.slii'l, mdilliliis, FaV)., and Cuhillius cislrlnljis. Panzer. They may be dis- tinguished liv the I'oUowinu characters: —. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance

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