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Box 0001
Container
Contains 59 Results:
Platynota stultana Wlsm. – number T.C. 6899, 1934-02-08
File — Box: 0001, Folder: 0051
Scope and Contents
4x6 black and white photograph
Dates:
1934-02-08
Agrilus sp.: truck crop – number 4589-A, 1934-09-24
File — Box: 0001, Folder: 0052
Scope and Contents
3x6 black and white photograph
Dates:
1934-09-24
Agrilus sp.: truck crop – number 4589-B, 1934-09-24
File — Box: 0001, Folder: 0053
Scope and Contents
4x6 black and white photograph
Dates:
1934-09-24
Adirus Irimaculatus say: number T.C. 5971., undated
File — Box: 0001, Folder: 0054
Scope and Contents
4x6 black and white photograph
Dates:
undated
Macrosiphum rosae: number 5960., undated
File — Box: 0001, Folder: 0055
Scope and Contents
4x6 black and white photograph
Dates:
undated
Larvae of the rose midge, undated
File — Box: 0001, Folder: 0056
Scope and Contents
3x4 black and white photograph and glass negative. Washington, D.C. – J. H. Paine
Dates:
undated
Platynota stultana: Injury to new growth of rose by a larva of this moth, 1934-10-20
File — Box: 0001, Folder: 0057
Scope and Contents
Black and white negative. Alexandria, Virginia
Dates:
1934-10-20
Platynota stultana: Injury to new growth of rose by larva of this moth, 1934-10-20
File — Box: 0001, Folder: 0058
Scope and Contents
5x7 black and white photograph and transparencyh. Stem had been cut back to point A. to induce new growth. This new growth is ruined necessitating further cutting back. Alexandria, Virginia. Photograph by Pratt
Dates:
1934-10-20
Rose midge Dasineura rhodophaga (Coquillett): Injury on outdoor roses, 1970-07-07
File — Box: 0001, Folder: 0059
Scope and Contents
Eighteen 5x7 black and white photographs and three negatives. A. vegetative terminal killed, B. young bud killed, C. stem on older bud bent at point of feeding. Croton-on-Hudson, New York
Dates:
1970-07-07