...compiled some years ago by Mr. Crotch, which ap" pears to have been lost sight of. — Mr. McLachlan alluded to the damage done by insects to orange-trees...depredators was the widely-spread "fly," Ceratitis citripcrda, well known as devastating the orange. He found, however, that another and more serious...

...to have been lost sight of. — Mr. McLachlan alluded to the damage done by insects to orange-tree-; in Malta, and stated that the Rev. G. Henslow had...depredators was the widely-spread "fly." Ceratitis cilriperda, well known as devastating the orange. He found, however, that another and more serious...

...Verrall exhibited a specimen of a fly in amber, belonging to a genus allied tp" Psychoda. Mr. McLachlan alluded to the damage done by insects to orange-trees in Malta, and stated that the Rev. Or. Henslow had lately been studying the question ; one of the chief depredators was the widely-spread...

...Verrall exhibited a specimen of a fly in amber, belonging to a genus allied to the genus Psychoda. Mr. M'Lachlan alluded to the damage done by insects...another and more serious enemy was the larva of a large Longicorn beetle (Cerambyx miks, Bon.), which bores into the lower part of the stem and down into the...

...Vcrrall exhibited s specimen of a fly in amber, belonging to a genns allied to Psychoda. Mr. McLachlan alluded to the damage done by insects to orange-trees in Malta, and stated that the Rev. G. Henslow Lad lately been studying the question ; one of the chief depredators was the widely spread " fly,"...

...compiled some years ago by Mr. Crotch, which ap" pears to have been lost sight of. — Mr. McLachlan alluded to the damage done by insects to orange-trees...another and more serious enemy was the larva of a large Longicorn beetle (Ceramlyx miles, Bon.), which bores into the lower part of the stem and down into...