A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE OF THE WORLD ASSOCIATED WITH SUGAR CANE, THEIR PREDATORS AND PARASITES

By J. S. WADE, Entomologist Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine Agricultural Research Administration United States Department of Agriculture FOREWORD

The International Society of Sugar Cane Technologists is deeply indebted to the U. S. Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quaran­ tine for essential cooperation in making possible the preparation by Mr. Joseph S. Wade of the present Bibliography. The late Dr. P. N. Annand, former Chief of Bureau, and his successor, Mr. A. S. Hoyt, generously permitted Mr. Wade to devote a por­ tion of his official time to this work. This also had the full ap­ proval of Mr. C. M. Packard, former leader of the Division of Cereal and Forage Investigations, with which Mr. Wade was associated as Entomologist. Mr. C. F. W. Muesebeck, leader of the Division of Insect Identification, and his staff of specialists, spent much time in checking the synonymy of the many cards submitted by Mr. Wade at various times. The Society also is highly appreciative of the assistance and support given to the project in many ways by Dr. E. W. Brandes, Head Pathologist, in charge of the Division of Sugar Plant Investigations, U. S. Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils and Agricultural Engineering.

No praise can be too high for the long, patient and laborious toil devoted to this undertaking by Mr. Wade. His services and those of the other Bureau members were entirely gratuitous. It becomes an invaluable reference book long needed by ento­ mologists concerned with sugar cane insects in many parts of the world.

C. E. PEMBERTON, Chairman, Committee on Insect Pests of Sugar Cane, International Society of Sugar Cane Tech­ nologists.

Honolulu, Hawaii. January 22, 1951. A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE INSECTS OF THE WORLD ASSOCIATED WITH SUGAR CANE, THEIR PREDATORS AND PARASITES* By J. S. WADE, Entomologist * * Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine Agricultural Research Administration United States Department of Agriculture

INTRODUCTION This is a selected bibliography of insects in different parts of the world associated with the sugar cane plant ( officinarum L.). It lists 1,277 , of which 315 are predators or parasites, and has been se­ lected and condensed from a more comprehensive, annotated bibliog­ raphy of 2,366 species, including 495 predators or parasites, comprising several thousand references on the same subject in course of prepara­ tion by the compiler. The preparation of this bibliography was recom­ mended in 1939 at the New Orleans meeting of the Entomological Sec­ tion of the International Society of Sugar Cane Technologists, for in­ clusion in a comprehensive manual of the sugar tane insects of the world to be issued under the auspices of that organization. This condensation of the larger unpublished work is here presented to render more quickly available to research workers and others at least part of the information contained therein, since date of publication of the latter as well as the manual are at present indefinite. The countries of the world leading in sugar cane production are , , Hawaii, India, Java, Mauritius, Philippines, , and the United States. Although there are available a few brief bibliographies that deal with limited geographical or political areas, none of them in­ clude all portions of the world where sugar cane is grown. The refer­ ences included herein have been based on world distribution, and special effort has been made to include selections that would enable the student to trace from year to year such features as historic background and de­ velopment of investigations of a given , as well as life history, habits, and latest work on control. The greater number of the citations were published within the decades of 1919 to 1939, inclusive, though a few are of earlier or later dates. It is noteworthy that little was issued on the subject during the war years. It is hoped that the information here assembled will be of value not only in giving references relating to known species and their distribution, but also in providing, through cross-references, their accepted names as distinguished from their syn­ onyms, and, as indicated by cross-numbering, their predators and para­ sites. The arrangement of and parasite in one alphabetical sequence has been solely for convenience of reference, and the locality designa­ tions under the various species refer only to records associated with the sugar plant, since no attempt has been made to include any other host plant records. Space limitations in this publication render necessary the omission of

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a number of desirable features, notably annotations and detailed dis­ tribution data. For the same reason no attempt is made to designate major and minor pests, since to do so would necessitate labored space- consuming explanations of population variations in different countries over different years. A serious pest in one area is often of slight im­ portance in a given year in some other country. The and nomenclature of some of the species, notably Diaprepes spp., et al., are in somewhat confused status, as various authors have arrived at widely different conclusions concerning relationships. A number of the species are in need of revisional study. In all such doubtful instances, and they are numerous, no attempt has been made to do other than make appro­ priate cross-reference. Grateful acknowledgement is gladly made of aid rendered by the spe­ cialists of the Division of Insect Identification, of the U. S. Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine, whose assistance in these compila­ tions has proved invaluable particularly in designating synonymy. Also to personnel of the Library of Congress whose help and sympathetic interest are most keenly appreciated.

SYMBOLS USED: The capital letter L, for locality, followed by a number, designates in­ sect distribution by countries or other localities as follows: 1, AFRICA. 2, Egypt. 3, French West Africa. 4, Gold Coast. 5, Khartoum. 6, Mada­ gascar. 7, Madeira. 8. Mauritius. 9, Natal. 10, South Africa. 11, ASIA. 12, India. 13, Andamans. 14, Assam. 15, Burma. 16, Ceylon. 17, China. 18, Formosa. 19, Hong Kong. 20, Japan. 21, Korea. 22, Loochoo Islands (Nansei Islands, Japan). 23, Mascarine Islands (Bourbon, Reunion, Rodriguez). 24. CENTRAL AMERICA. 25, . 26, EAST INDIES (Malay Arch.). 27, Dutch (Netherlands) Indies. 28, Java. 29, Sumatra. 30, EUROPE. 31, Spain. 32, NORTH AMERICA. 33, . 34, United States. 35, OCEANIA (North and South Pacific). 36, Australia. 37, Fiji. 38, Guam. 39, Hawaii. 40, New Zealand. 41, Philippines. 42, Queensland. 43, SOUTH AMERICA. 44, Argentine. 45, Brazil. 46, British Guiana. 47, Chile. 48, . 49, Dutch Guiana. 50, . 52, . 53, . 54, WEST INDIES. 55, Antigua. 56, Bahama. 57, Barba- does. 58, Costa Rica. 59, Cuba. 60, Guadeloupe. 61, Haiti. 62, . 63, Leeward Islands. 64, Puerto Rico. 65, St. Lucia. 66, Santo Domingo. 67, Tobago. 68, Trinidad. The capital letters H or P followed by numbers serve to connect host and predator or parasite. An asterisk (*) indicates that the insect is either a predator or parasite of some other insect or insects. 3 SPECIES LIST 4

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Wille, 1932b:25-29. L 52. 1934a: 454-466. L18. 1935b: 1934a:185-198; 233-252. L 52. 1-5. Van Der Goot, 1928a: Wolcott, 1915a:l-6. 1921a: 1-85. L27. 21-37. 1922a:34. 1922b:21-31. 393. Diatraea zeocolella Dyar 1929b:62-64. 1933a:166-192. (Lep.) Ainslie, 1919a:l-12. L 54. 1933b:l-3. 1933c:l-2. Comstock, 1881a:243-245. 1936a :472-475. L 64, 65. Dyar, 1927a:19-20. Hollo- 1937a:577-579. L 64. 1943a: way, 1916a:621-626. 1930d: 460-464. 829-831. L 34. Phillips, 1921a: Diatraea striaialis Snell. 1-30. Van Dine, 1929a :253. (Lep.) P1078. Clausen, 394. Diatraea spp. (Lep.) P120. 1931a:44, 53-55. L 20. Hazel- Box, 1928b:53-61. L44. hoff, 1928b:l-20. L 28. Hol- 1931a:l-50. Cleare, 1928b:31- loway, 1930d:829-831. L 8, 38. L46. 1929a:20-29. L 46. 12, 16, 18, 23, 28. Husian, 1926a :70-82. L12. Diatraea sticticraspis Hmps. Kunhi, 1927a:ll-17. L12. (Lep.) Pruthi, 1936a:141-152. 1929a:65-67. L 12. Lai, 1937a: L12. 1937a:123-137. Sub- 2-3. Myers, 1929a:310-312. L ramaniam, 1937a:149-155. L 68. 1932a:257-271. Wadley, 12. 1937a:103-114. L64. Wood- Diatraea sticticraspis Hmps. worth, 1921a:30. L41. (Lep.) See Argyria sticti­ 395. Diatraeophaga striatalis craspis Hmps. Towns. (Dip.)* Ishida, Diatrea iumidicostalis Hmps. 1927a:78-79. L 18, 28, H 388. (Lep.) Chosh, 1924a :77-86. Van Dine, 1929a:263. - L 12, 15, Sharangapani, 396. Dicranoiropis fumosa Mais. 1929a:36-37. (Horn.) Clausen, 1931a:45, Diatraea venosaia (Wlk.) 53-55. L20. (Lep.) P 940. Clausen, 1931a: 397. Dicranoiropis saccharicida 54. L 12, 20. Edwards, 1926a: Kirk. (Horn.) Woodworth, 1-4. L8. Emmerez, 1929c: 1921a:31. L41. 6-8. L8. Fletcher, 1932a: 398. Diciyophora pallida Donov. 87-92. L12. Frappa, 1931a: 186-192. L 6. Hadden, 1928a: (Horn.) Stebbing, 1903a:86- 13-14. L18. Hart, 1932b:48- 87. L12. 51. L28. Hazelhoff, 1928a: 399. Diciyophora pairuelis Sial. 1-15. L28. 1929e:l-8. L28. (Horn.) Clausen, 1931a:45, Holloway, 1930d:829-831. L 53-55. L20. 41. Isaac, 1931a:72-79. 1933b: 400. Diciyophora sinica Wlk. 315-324. L12. 1936a:168-174. (Horn.) Clausen, 1931a:45, Ishida, 1927a:78-79. L 18, 28. 53-55. L20. 1936a:129-170. Jepson, 1939a: Dielis dorsaia (F.) (Hym.) 377-382. L 8. Moutia, 1932a: See Campsomeris dorsata 9-12. L8. 1932b:7-10. L8. (F.) 1933a:43-51. L 8. 1934a:33- 45. 1935a :25-26. L 8,18. 401. Digonochaela seiipennis Fin. 1937a:30-33. L 8. Narayanan, (Dip.) Williams, 1931a:76. 1933a:459-464. L 12. Pruthi, L39. 1936a:141-152. L 12. 1937a: 402. Dimorphochilus pascoei Macl. 123-137. L 12. Subramanian, (Col.) McDougall, 1932a:57. 1935b:130-136. Takano, L36. 22

404. Diomus floralis F. var rosei- Draeculacephala sagittifera collis Muls. (Col.)* Wolcott, (Uhl.) (Horn.) See Carneo- 1936a:227. L 64, H 136. cephala sagittifera (Uhl.) 405. Dionoderus minufus F. (Col.) Drona carnosus (Westw.) Williams, 1931a:203. L 39. See Diostrombus carnosus 406. Diostrombus carnosus Westw. (Westw.) (Horn.) Pruthi, 1937a:123- 417. Dryinus pyrillae (Kieff) 137. L12. (Hym.)* Chopra, 1928a :43- 407. Diostrombus p o 1 i t u s Uhl. 69. L12, H1033. Francis, (Horn.) Clausen, 1931a:45, 1933a:510-514. L 12. Husian, 1929a:55-79. L12. 1931a:l- 53-55. L20. 46. L12, H1033. Isaac, 408. Diplopiera dytiscoides (Ser.) 1936a:168-174. L12. Pruthi, (Orth.) WiUiams, 1931a:54- 1937a:123-137. L 12, H 1033. 55. L39. 418. Dyscinatus barbatus F. (Col.) 409. Disonycha laevigata Jacoby P 1134, 1220, 1221. Ballou, (Col.) Wolcott, 1936a:276. L 1913d:186. L 54. 1916c:42- 64. 43. L54. Smyth, 1919a:140. 410. Donacivola saccharella Busck L64. Wolcott, 1933a:126-127. (Lep.) Busck, 1933a:151-202. L54. L59. Dyscinetus barbatus F. (Col.) 411. Doru albipes F. (Orth.) Wol­ See Parachalepus barbatus cott, 1936a :24. L64. F. 412. Dorylus orientalis Westw. 419. Dyscinetus bideniatus Burm. (Hym.) Shraff, 1920a :354. L (Col.) Ballou, 1919a:346-347. 15. Stebbing, 1903a:77-79. L L46. Bodkin, 1913a:31. L 12. 46. 1915a:l-ll. L 46. Cleare, 413. Draeculacephala mollipes 1930a:16-17. L46. 1933a:l- (Say) (Horn.) PI, 104, 105, 28. L46. Dash, 1933-34a:29- 106, 107, 108, 286, 287, 531, 30; 25-26. L46. Holloway, 532, 554, 623, 904, 1253, 1254. 1931d:445-448. L 46. Brandes, 1920a:131-138. Hol- 420. Dyscinetus geminatus F. loway, 1919a:449. 1936a:60- (Col.) Ballou, 1919a:346-347. 61. L32,59. Ingram, 1937c: L46. Cleare, 1930a:16-17. L 4-7. 1938f:128-129. L 46. 1933a:l-28. L46. 34. 1939c:483-495. L 34. Mar­ 421. Dyscinetus picipes Burm. tin, 1942a :39. Van Dine, (Col.) Barreto, 1923a:2-3. L 1926a:5. 1932a:l. Van Zwalu- 59. Stahl, 1929a: 15-19. L 59. wenburg, 1926a:669. Wil­ 1929b:l-19. L 59. Van Dine, liams, 1931a: 127. L39. 1926a:10. 1932a:3. L 59. Wol­ 414. Draeculacephala portola Ball. cott, 1933a:126-127. L 54. (Horn.) Abbott, 1942a:99- 422. Dyscinetus trachypygus Burm. 100. L34. (Col.) Box, 1925b :291-356. L 415. Draeculacephala reticulata i 64. Holloway, 1919a:449. L Sign. (Horn.) Van Dine, 34. Smyth, 1919a:140. L64. 1932:1. L59. 423. Dysdercus ruficoUis L. (Hem.) 416. Draeculacephala sagittifera Wolcott, 1928d:l-15. L 52. Uhler (Horn.) Van Dine, 424. Dystalica makayensis Cart. 1932a:l. L59. Wolcott, (Col.) McDougall, 1932a:57. 1921a:28-29. L59. L36. 23

425. Echinocnemus squameus Billb. 438. E1 i m a e a punclifera Wlk. (Col.) Clausen, 1931a :45, 53- (Orth.) Holloway, 1933b: 55. L20. 216-219. L 39. Williams, 426. Echmepteryx costalis Banks 1931a:64. L39. (Corr.) Williams, 1931a:88. 439. Elis airiveniris Gahan L39. (Hym.)* Wolcott, 1933a:114. 427. Eciecephala iripunclata Aid. L54. (Dip.) Aldrich, 1932a:22-23. 440. Elis caracasana Rohw. (Hym.) L58. Moutia, 1932b:7-10. L 8, H 428. Eclhrodelphax fairchildi Per­ 971. kins (Hym,)* Williams, 441. Elis ephippium F. (Hym.)* 1931a:118-119; 247. L 59, H Jepson, 1936b: 1-66. L 8, H 927. 971. Tucker, 1934b:16-19. 429. Ectopsocus fullawayi Endl. 442. Elis fulviceps Cam. (Hym.)* (Corr.) Williams, 1931a:88. Williams, 1936a:17-25. L 39, L39. H102. 430. Eiphosoma annul at a Cress. Elis grandidieri (S a u s s.) (Hym.) Wolcott, 1936a:517. (Hym.) See Campsomeris L64. thoracica (F.) 431. Elachisia sp. (Lep.) P 284. 443. Elis haemorroidalis F. Van Dine, 1932a:2. L59. (Hym.)* Box, 1925b:291-356. L64, H967. Jepson, 1936b: 432. chalcedonia (Hbn.) 1-66. Tucker, 1934b:16^19. (Lep.) Ingram, 1938c:89-98. L57, H967. Wolcott, 1933a: 1939a :89-98. L 34. 127. L54. 1936a:558. L 8, 433. Elaphria nucicolora (Guen.) 64, H971. (Lep.) Ingram, 1939a:89-98. 444. Elis nodosa (Guer.) (Hym.)* L34. Jepson, 1936a:l-19. L 8, H 434. Elasmocelis platypoda Kirby 971. (Horn.) Shraff, 1929a:354. L Elis nodosa (Guer.) (Hym.) 15. See Mesa nodosa (Guer.) 435. Elasmopalpus lignosellus Zell. 445. Elis ornaticeps Cam. (Hym.)* (Lep.) Ballou, 1919a:346-347. Williams, 1936a:17-25. L 39, L46. Box, 1929d:212. L44. H103. Holloway, 1930d:829-831. L 34, 43, 54, 56. Ingram, 1938c: 446. Elis pulchrina Cam. (Hym.)* 89-98. L34. 1939a:89-98. L Williams, 1936a:17-25. L 39, 34. H102. Elasmopalpus lignosellus 447. Ellipes minula Scudd. (Orth.) (Zell.) (Lep.) Ingram, 1943a: Wolcott, 1921a:12. L64. 68-70. L34. Plank, 1928a: 1936a:41. L 64. 413-417. L59. Van Dine, 1929a:252. 1932a:3. L 59. 448. Emmalocera depressella Wolcott, 1933a:194-195. L 54. Swinh. (Lep.) Fletcher, 1932a:87-92. L12. Husian, 436. Elasmus zehnxneri Ferriere 1926a:70-82. L12. 1929a: (Hym.)* Hart, 1933e:731-801. 55-79. L12. Isaac, 1931a: L28. Lopez, 1931a:227-273. 72-79. 1933b:315-324. L12. L 41, H 1098. 1936a:168-174. Pruthi, 1936a: 437. Eldana saccharina Wlk. (Lep.) 141-152. L12. 1937a:123-137. Dick, 1942a:186. L 3, 4. L12. 449. Emmalocera sp. (Lep.) Chop­ 460. Ephysteris chersaea Meyr ra, 1928a:43-69. L 12. (Lep.) Jarvis, 1926b:284-286. 450. Empoasca mall LeB. (Horn.) L36. 1927e:l-94. L 36. 1927h: Wolcott, 1921a:33. 1936a:90- 556-558. L36. 91. L64. 461. Epitrix cucumeris Harris 451. Encarsia flavoscuiellum Zehnt. (Col.) Wolcott, 1921a:45. (Hym.)* Hart, 1936a:415- L64. 1936a:279-280. L64. 423. L27, H875. Hazelhoff, 462. Epitrix parvula F. (Col.) Wol­ 1927a:599-602. L 28, H 875. cott, 1921a:45. L64. 1936a: 1927b:1109-1112. L 28, H 875. 280-281. L64. 1927c:543-556. L 28, H 875. 463. Epilrilus wheeler i Dani. 1928a:l-15. L 28, H 875. (Hym.) Williams, 1931a:224. 1929b:55-61. L28, H 875. L39. 1929e:l-8. L28. 1929g:96- 464. Epyris exlraneus Bridwell 111. L28, H875. 1930c:113- (Hym.)* Williams, 1931a: 134. L28, H875. Holloway, 246. L39, H539. 1936b:99-100. H 875. Ishida, 1927a:78-79. L 28, H 875. 465. Erax interruptus Macq. 1929a:l-138. L28. H 875. (Hym.)* Osterberger, 1930a: Uichanco, 1928a:l-16. L 28, 709-711. L34, H967. 41, H 875. 466. Eremotylus flavofuscus 452. Enicospilius guyanensis Cam. (Brul.)* Townsend, 1928a: (Hym.)* Bodkin, 1913a:30. 1-29. L 52, H 388. L46, H665. 467. Ereuneiis flavisiriaia Wlsm. 453. Enicospilus purgalus Say. (Lep.) P 743, 744, 766, 1125. (Hym.)* Cook, 1907a:l-16. Holloway, 1930a:566-567. H665. Ingram, 1938c:89-98. L34. 1932c:354-356. Swezey, H 45. 1939a:89-98. L 34, H 45. 1909a:l-40. L 39. Williams, Van Dine, 1932a:2. L 59, 1931a:33,153-154. L 39. H665. 468. Ereuntis minuscula Wlsm. 454. Ensina humilis L. W. (Dip.) (Lep.) Swezey, 1909a:12-13. Wolcott, 1921a :42. L 39. WiUiams, 1931a:156. L39. 455. Eniogonia coffeaphila Dozier 469. Ereuneiis muiriella Swezey (Horn.) Wolcott, 1936a :77. (Lep.) Swezey, 1909a: 15. L64. L46. Eniogonia coffeaphila Dozier See Sibovia coffeaphila (Do­ 470. Ereuneiis penicillala Swezey zier) (Lep.) Swezey, 1909a:13. L39. 456. Eniomobrya cubensis Folsom 471. Ereuneiis pilosata Swezey (Coll.) Van Dine, 1932a:2. (Lep.) Swezey, 1909a:15. L59. L46. 457. Enoblatia notulata (Star) 472. Ereuneiis simulans (But.) (Orth.) Williams, 1931a:50. (Lep.) Swezey, 1909a:13-15. L39. L39. 458. Eomymar muiri Perk. 473. Ereunitis spp. (Lep.) Pierce, (Hym.)* Perkins, 1912a:27. 1928a:l-12. L 41. Smyth, L28. 1919a:144. L 64. 459. Ephialtes hawaiiensis (Cam.) 474. Erisoma lanigerum Hsm. (Hym.)* Williams, 1931a: (Horn.) Clausen, 1939a :421- 265. L39, H846. 426. 25

475. Eripternimorpha dammermani son, 1939a:377-382. L 8. Roh. (Hym.)* Lopez, 1931a: Lopez, 1931a:277-273. L41. 227-273. L41, H 1099. Moutia, 1934a:33-45. L 8. 476. Eripternimorpha javensis Roh. Pierce, 1930a:99-104. L41. (Hym.) Hart, 1933e:731-801. Takona, 1934a:454-466. L 18. L28. 1935b:l-5. Yashiro, 1939a: 14-19. L22. 477. Erythroneura circumscripta Eucosma schistaceana Sn. Mats. (Horn.) Clausen, (Lep.) See Olethretus schis­ 1931a:45, 53-55. L 20. taceana Sn. 478. Erythroneura comes Say 489. Euetheola rugiceps Lee. (Col.) (Horn.) Dozier, 1927a :259- 265. L64. Wolcott, 1921a:31. P 212, 771. Holloway, 1929a: 6. L34. 1930a:566-567. L 34. 479. Erythroneura maculifrons 1931d:445-448. L 34. 1933f: Moisch. (Horn.) Clausen, 3-4. L 34. 1938a:125-126. 1931a:45, 53-55. L 20. L34. Ingram, 1932a:844-849. 480. Erythroneura subrufa L34. 1932b:4-6. 1932c:l-3. (Motsch.) (Horn.) Clausen, 1932d:7. 1933a:4. L34. 1935a: 1931a:55. L 20. Matsuda, 3-4. L34. 1935b:4-5. L 34. 1928a:l-36. L 18. 1938d:96-97. L 34. 1938e: 481. Euacanthus semiglauca Leth. 37-38. 1939b:478-482. L 34. (Horn.) Clausen, 1931a:45, 1940a:4-6. 1940b:31-33. L 34. 53-55. L20. 1943a:68-70. L 34. Lyle, 482. Euraesta melanogastra L. W. 1933a:973. L 34. Osterberger, (Dip.) Wolcott, 1921a:42. 1931a:870-872. L 34. L64. 490. Eugnaihodus guajanae DeL. 483. Euborellia annulipes (Lucas.) (Horn.) P 59. Holloway, (Derm.) Williams, 1931a:74. 1934a:60-61. L 59,64. Van L39. Dine, 1926a:5. L 59. 1932a:l. 484. Euborellia pallipes Shir. Wolcott, 1933a:223. L64. (Derm.) Yanagihara, 1936a: 491. Eumetopina flavipes Muir 341-424. L18. (Horn.) Uichanco, 1928a: 1-16. L 41. Woodworth, 485. Encelaioria armigera Dip. 1921a:31. L41. (Coq.)* Pemberton, 1948a: 181-200. H663. 492. Eumycterus saccharidis Bar­ ber (Col.) Barber, 1927a: 486. Eucelatoria comosa (V. D. W.) 151-158. L 52. Boving, 1927a: (Dip.)* Ingram, 1938c:89-98. 151-158. L 52. Holloway, H45. 1939a:89-98. L 34, H45. 1931c:302-304. Townsend, 487. Eucoilidea micromorpha P. 1928a:l-29. L 52. (Hym.)* Williams, 1931a: Eumycterus saccharidis Bar­ 250. L 39, H 155. ber (Col.) See Anacentrinus 488. Eucosma schistaceana (Snell.) saccharidis (Barber) (Lep.) P 92, 261, 1175, 1241, 493. Eumyrmococcus smilhi Silv. 1272. Clausen, 1931a:54. (Horn.) Takahashi, 1934a: L 18, 20. Edwards, 1926a:l-4. 1-38. L 18. L 8. Hadden, 1928a:13-14. 494. Euplectrus plathypenae How. Hazelhoff, 1929g:96-lll. (Hym.)* Muir, 1926a: 12-23. L 28. Ijima, 1934a:74-83. L 39, H 305. 1927a:16-29. L18. 1935a:l-4. 1935b:l-9. L 39, H 305. Pemberton, Ishida, 1936a:129-170. Jep- 1948a:181-200. H 665. Scara- 26

muzza, 1930a:110-115. L 59, 507. Exophthalmus esuriens Gyll. H665. Uichanco, 1928a:l-16. (Col.) Ballou, 1913f:334-337. L41, H1146. Van Dine, L54. 1913b:202-203. L54. 1932a :2. L59, H 302. Wil­ 1913d:186. L 54. 1914a:5, 41, liams, 1931a :257. L 39, 21-23,41. L 46, 54,63. 1914d: H 1145. 198-220. L54. 1915a:121-147. Euscelis obscurimervis Sial. L54. (Horn.) See Exitianus ob­ 508. Exophthalmus familicus scurimervis (Stal.) (Oliv.) (Col.) Ballou, 1914a: 495. Eutermes cosiaricensis Holm. 45. L 54. (Isop.) Bodkin, 1914b :187. 509. Exophthalmus spengeri Linn. L46. 1915a:l-ll. L46. Hol- (Col.) Barrett, 1904a:429- loway, 1932c:354-356. L 46. 450. L 64. 1905a:387-399. 496. Eutermes haitiensis Holong. L64. (Isop.) Ballau, 1914a:5,24, 510. Feltia annexa (Treit.) (Lep.) 31,41. L54. Ingram, 1938c :89-98. 1939a: 497. Eulermes morio Lath. (Isop.) 89-98. L 34. Smyth, 1919a :138. L64. 511. Feltia dislocata Wlk. (Lep.) 498. Eutermes ripperti Ramb. Holloway, 1933b:216-219. (Isop.) Edwards, 1933a:16- L 39. Swezey, 1909b:16-17. 18. L62. Gowdey, 1923a:23. L 39. Williams, 1931a:141. L62. 1927a:16-17. L 62. L39. 1928a:20-21. L 62. Wolcott, 512. Feltia inierjectionis Guen. 1933a:165. L54. (Lep.) Pierce, 1917a:208. 499. Euxhyrrhapha pacifica (Coq.) L28. (Orth.) Williams, 1931a:55. 513. Ferrisiana virgaia Ckll. L39. (Horn.) P1095. Swezey, 500. Euirizoides jonesi Wall. 1931a:945-947. L 39. (Dip.)* Box, 1925b:291-356. 514. Formicomus sp. (Col.) Pruthi, L64, H967. Wolcott, 1933a: 1936a>141-152. L 12. 117-118. 515. Frankliniella williamsi Hood 501. Eutrixopholis irrorata Chev. (Thysan.) Wolcott, 1921a:13. (Dip.)* Lopez, 1931d:129. 1933a:242-243. L 54. 1936a: L41. H692. 67. L64. 502. Eufrixopsis javana Ths. 516. Frankliniella sp. (Thysan.) (Dip.)* Lopez, 1931c:145- Smyth, 1919a:138. L 64. 172. L41, H967. 517. Frontina archippivora (Wills) 503. Eutrombidium trigonus (Her­ (Dip.)* Pemberton, 1948a: man) (Acarina) Williams, 181-200. H 663. Swezey, 1931a:63. L 39. 1909b :25. L39, H 305. Wil­ 504. Euxesla Ihomae L. W. (Dip.) liams, 1931a:138, 292. L 34, Wolcott, 1921a:42. 39. H305. 505. Exeristes roboralor (F.) 518. Frontina armigera Coq. (Hym.)* Holloway, 1939a: (Dip.)* Bruner, 1928a:27-32. 258-263. H 388. Ingram, L59, H1045. Van Dine, 1941a:l-17. L 34. H 388. 1932a:2. L 59, H665. 506. Exiiianus obscurinervis Stal. 519. Fulvius peregrinaior Kirk. (Horn.) Wolcott, 1936a :84. (Hem.) Williams, 1931a:103. L64. L39. 27

520. Gambrus rufithorax Uchida 535. Gonia iexensis Reinch. (Dip.)* Takano, 1934a:434-466. L 18. Scaramuzza, 1930a:110-115. 521. Gasirimargus musicus F. L59, H665. Van Dine, (Orth.) Weddell, 1937a:246- 1932a:2. L59. H 665. 259; 354-365; 451-462. L 36. 536. Gonocephalum acuiangulum 522. Geisha disiinciissima Wlk. Fairm. (Col.) Woodworth, (Horn.) Clausen, 1931a :45, 1921a:30. L41. 53-53. L20. 537. Gonocephalum carpeniariae 523. Geoica Iucifuga Zhni. (Horn.) Blackb. (Col.) Burns, 1929b: Mordvilko, 1928a :525-528. 579-581. L42. Jarvis, 1926b: L 18, 28, 30. Muntgomery, 284-286. L 36. 1927e:l-94. 1930a:47-48. L 36. L36. 524. Geoica spaiulala Theo. (Horn.) 538. Gonocephalum hoffmannseggi Fletcher, 1928a :56-67. L 12. Siev. (Col.) Kunhi, 1927a: Isaac, 1931a:72-79. 11-17. L12. 525. Geosargus sp. (Dip.)* Van 539. Gonocephalum sp. (Col.) Dine, 1929a:262. H 388. P464. Jarvis, 1926b :284-286. 526. Geotomus pygmaeus Dallas L36. (Hem.) Williams, 1931a:97. 540. Grallopoda lasciva F. (Dip.) L39. Wolcott, 1936a :381. L 64. 527. Giionides perspicax Knab. 541. Grapholiiha schisiaceana Sn. (Dip.) Williams, 1931a :117, (Lep.) Emmerez, 1917a:18- 307. L 39. 20. L 8, 28. Hazelhoff, 1928b: 528. Glyciphagus domesticus Deg. 1-20. L28. (Acarina) Banks, 1906a:12. Grapholiiha schisiaceana Sn. L34. (Lep.) See Olethreutes Gnathodus mbila (Naude.) schistaceana Sn. (Horn.) See Cicadulina 542. Gryllodes sigillalus (Wlk.) mbila (Naude.) (Orth.) P 666. Williams, 529. Golofa aegon F. (Col.) Hollo- 1931a:71. L 39. way, 1931d:445-448. L 52. 543. Grylloialpa africana P. de B. 530. Gonaiocerus juvaior Perk. (Orth.) Clausen, 1931 a :46; (Hym.)* Perkins, 1912a:23- 53-55. L 20. Holloway, 24. L33. 1931d:445-448. L41. Takano, 1935a:840-845. L18. Ui- 531. Gonaiocerus koebelei Perkins chanco, 1928a:l-16. L41. (Hym.)* Holloway, 1919a: Williams, 1931a:70. L1,17, 449. L34, H413. Perkins, 39, 41. 1912a:22-23. L 33, H413. 544. Grylloialpa formosana Shir. 532. Gonaiocerus mexicanus Perk. (Orth.) Yanagihara, 1936a: (Hym.)* Parkins, 1912a:21- 341-424. L 18. 22. L33, H413. Grylloialpa vicinus Scud. 533. Gonaiocerus r i v a 1 i s Gir. (Orth.) See Scyllina gre- (Hym.)* Parkins, 1912a:21. garia (Sauss) L33, H413. 545. Gryllus oceanicus LeG. 534. Gonaiopus sp. (Hym.)* In­ (Orth.) P 830. Holloway, gram, 1938c:89-98. L34, 1932c:354-356. L 37. H1071. 1939a:89-98. L 34, 546. Gryllus assimilis F. (Orth.) H 1071. Wolcott, 1922a:23. L64. 28

547. Gryllus conspersus Schaum. Heliophila latiuscula (H-S.) (Orth.) Williams, 1931a:72. (Lep.) See Leucania lati­ L39. uscula (H-S.) 548. Gryllus milraius Hag. (Orth.) 563. Heliophila subpunctata Har. Kondo, 1935a:l-29. L 18. (Lep.) Wolcott, 1922a :34. L 549. Gryllus oceanicus LeG. 66. (Orth.) Williams, 1931a:71. 564. Heliophila unipuncia Haw. L 20, 35, 39. (Lep.) Cook, 1907a:l-16. L 550. Gryllus iestaceus Wlk. (Orth.) 59. Uichanco, 1928a:l-16. L41. 565. Heliolhrips bruneri Morgan 551. Habrobracon brevicornis (Thysan.) Van Dine, 1932a: (Wesm.) (Hym.)* Holloway, 2. L59. 1927a:67-68. H711. Van 566. Heliolhrips femoralis Reu. Dine, 1929a:254. H 388. (Thysan.) Wolcott, 1936a: 552. Haliica occidentalis Suff. 65. L64. (Col.) Wolcott, 1936a :278. 567. Hemipsocus roseus H a g e n L64. (Corr.) Williams, 1931a:86. 553. Hanseniella unguiculaia (Han­ L 16, 25, 39, 41. sen) (Chilo.) Holloway, 568. Hemipiilola insularia Guen. 1932b:64-66. Ingram, 1931a: (Lep.) Wolcott, 1936a :454. L 866-869. L34. 1932c:l-3. 64. 554. Haplogonatopus vitiensis 569. Henicospilus antancarus Perk. (Hym.)* Williams, 1931a:247-248. L 37, 39, Sauss. (Hym.)* Emmerez, 1917a:13. L 8, H1123. H413. Moutia, 1937a:30-33. L8, H 555. Haplosonyx elongatus Baly. 388. (Col.) Stebbing, 1903a:81-82. L12. 570. Henicospilus maurilli Sauss. (Hym.)* Emmerez, 1917a:13. 556. Haplothrips femoralis Reut. L8, H1123. (Thysan.) Wolcott, 1923a: 239. L64. 571. Henicospilus sakaguchii Mats 557. Haploihrips halophilus Hood & Uchida. (Hym.)* Takano, (Thysan.) Holloway, 1929a: 1934a:434-466. L 18, H 1123. 28. 572. Henicospilus sp. (Hym.) Mont­ 558. Haplothrips lucasseni Kruger gomery, 1933a:67-70. L 36. (Thysan.) Montgomery, Henicospilus Maurili Sauss. 1932a:55-57. L 36. (Hym.)* See Enicospilus 559. Haplothrips tibialis Hood mauriti Sauss. (Thysan.) Smyth, 1919a:138. 573. Hepialus pharus Druce. (Lep.) L 64. Wolcott, 1921a:13. Williams, 1935a :292-297. L 1936a:69. L 64. 39. 560. Hapioncus luteolus Erich. 574. Heplasmicra curvilineata (Col.) Wolcott, 1936a :219. Cameron. (Hym.)* Bodkin, L64. 1913a:29. L 46. 1915a:l-ll. 561. Helegonatopus pseudophanes L46, H388. Van Dine, Perk. (Hym.)* Williams, 1929a:264. H 388. 1931a:255. L39, H1020. 575. Hercothrips femoralis Reut. 562. Heliothis obsoleta F. (Lep.) (Thysan.) pemberton, 1937a: Wolcott, 1936a:418-419. L 64. 20-27. L39. 29

576. Herse cingulata F. (Lep.) Wil­ 591. Hispa modesta We. (Col.) liams, 1931a:160. L39. Maxwell-Lefroy, 1909a :365. 577. Heierodera radicola Greet. L12. (Nema.) Holloway, 1932b: Hispa modesta We. (Col.) 64-66. L39. Muir, 1926a:12- See Phidodonta modesta We. 23. L39. 1927a:16-29. L 39. 592. Hispa similis Uhm. (Col.) Williams, 1931a:33, 358. L 39. Fukuda, 1937a:l-24. 578. Heteroderes albicans Cand. 593. Holanaria picescens Fairm. (Col.) Miwa, 1929a:275-289. (Col.) Holloway, 1932c :234- L18. 236. L28. 579. Heteroderes carinatus Blkb. Holanaria picescens Fairm. (Col.) McDougall, 1933a :66- (Col.) See Eutochia picescens 67. L36. 1934a:43-70. L 36. Fairm. 580. Heteroderes cairnsensis Blkb. 594. Holochlora japonica Brunn. (Col.) McDougall, 1933a:66- (Orth.) P1261. Holloway, 67. L36. 1933b:216-219. L 39. Wil­ 581. Heteroderes lateralis Schwarz liams, 1931a:64-65. L 39. (Col.) McDougaU, 1933a:66- 595. Hololepia quadridentata F. 67. L36. (Col.) Wolcott, 1922a:36. L 582. Heteroderes laurentii (Guer.) 66. (Col.) Ingram, 1938c:89-98. L 596. Holotrichia vidua Sharp (Col.) 34. 1939a :89-98. L 34. Scara- Barrett, 1911a:70-74. L 41. muzza, 1940a: 107. Woodworth, 1921a:30. L41. 583. Heteronychus licas (Klg.) 597. Homophoeia cyanipennis F. (Col.) Dick, 1942a:186. LI. (Col.) Wolcott, 1936a :275- 584. Heteronychus plebeius Klug. 276. L64. (Col.) Anderson, 1930a:94- 598. Hyalopterus arundinis (F.) 101. L6. Frappa, 1928a:110- Ingram, 1937c :4-7. 113. L6. 1928b:194-197. L6. 585. Hieroglyphus banian F. 599. Hylephila phylaeus Dru. Hay- (Orth.) Anstead, 1924a:l-16. ward, 1943c:ll-18. L12. Fletcher, 1930a:57-77. 600. Hyperaspis apicalis Wiese. L12. Ramakrishna Ayyar, (Col.)* Van Dine, 1932a:l. L 1933a:421-433. L 12. 59, H134. Wolcott, 1936a: 586. Hindsiana cocois Watson 226. L 64, H 1130. (Thysan.) Wolcott, 1936a:68. 601. Hyperaspis connectens Thunb. L64. (Col.)* Wolcott, 1936a:226. 587. Hindsiana weigeli Watson L 64, H 134. (Thysan.) Wolcott, 1936a :68. 602. Hyperaspis trilineata Muls. L64. (Col.)* Tucker, 1936d:398- 588. Hippelates flavipes Loew 404. L 57, H 1010. WiUiams, (Dip.) Wolcott, 1922a:36. L 1931a:117. L39. 66. 603. Hypomeces squamosus F. 589. Hippelates pusio Loew (Dip.) (Col.) Clausen, 1931a :45, 53- Wolcott, 1921a :42. 55. L20. 590. Hippelates t e x a n u s MaL. 604. Hypomeces unicolor F. (Col.) (Dip.) Wolcott, 1921a:42. Holloway, 1931c :302-304. L 1936a:386. L64. 28. 30

605. Hyposoter exiguae Vier. I 614. Ipobracon puberulus (Sze.) (Hym.)* Muir, 1927a:16-29. (Hym.)* Van Dine, 1929a: L39, H305. Pemberton, 255. H 388. 1948a:181-200. H663. Wil- 615. Ipobracon rimac Wolc. liams, 1931a:138, 268-269. L (Hym.)* Dohanian, 1937b: 34, 39, H 305. 237-241. L 52, H 388. Hollo- 606. Hypolhenemus eruditus way> 1932a:68-71. Ingram, Westw. (Col.) Blanford, 1938c :89-98. L 34, H 388. 1894a:260-265. 1939a:89-98. L 34, H 388. 607. Hysteroneura setariae (Thos.) 1941a:l-17. L 34, H 388. (Horn.) Cleare, 1926a :65-68. Jaynes, 1932a :64-68. L 52, H L 46, 59, 64. Ingram, 1936a: 388. 1933a:l-26. L 52, H 388. 89-98. L 34. 1937c:4-7. 1938b: 1938a:93-95. L 34, 52, H 388. 537-540. 1938c:89-98. L 34. Scaramuzza, 1932a:87-93. L 1938f:128-129. 1939a:89-98. 44( 52, H 388. 1942a:642-645. 1939c:483-495. Strong, 1936a: L 34s H 388. Wille, 1932b: 1-121. Tate, 1938a:l-3. 1939a: 25-29. L 52. 1934a:185-198; 73-79. L 34. Van Dine, 1926a: 233-252. L52, H 388. 1935a: 4. 1932a:l. L 34. Wadley, 1_23. L 52, H 388.

1937a:103-114. L 64. Wol- 616 Ipobracon saccharalis Turner cott, 1922c:l-ll. 1933a:233- (H )Jfc Van Di 1929a: 234. L54. 1936a:117. L 64. 263 H 388 608. Ichneumon koebelei Swezey _.__.' ' _ (Hym.)* Swezey, 1909b:30- 617' Ip^rac°n ^"^^ J"'^!1 31. L 34, 39, H 305. &%"£ ^ox, 1928b:53-61 609. lesta .p. (Lep.) Box 1931a:l- ^44. Brethes 1927a:205-207. 50 L44, H388. Jaynes, 1933a: 610. Iphiaulax medianus Cameron j^ 1.44, HS88. Van Dine, (Hym.)* Bodkin, 1913a:29. 19^9a.^59. a 388. L46, H388. 1915a:l-ll. L 618- Ipobracon sp. (Hym.) Jaynes, 46, H388. Box, 1927a:76-78. 1932a:64-68. L44,52, H 388. H388. Townsend, 1928a:l-29. L 52, Iphiaulax tucumanus H 388. (Brethes.) (Hym.)* See Ipo- 619. Ischnodemus saccharivorus bracon tucumanus (Brethes.) Okaj. (Hem.) Matsumoto, 611. Iphiaulax sp. (Hym.)* Bod- 1936a:291-303. L18. 1939a: kin, 1913a:29. L 46, H388. 303-313. L18. Sakai, 1936a: Van Dine, 1929a:255. H388. 153-156. L 20. Takano, 1935a: 612. Ipobracon amabilis Brethes 840-845. L18. Yanagihara, (Hym.)* Ingram, 1941a:l-17. 1936a:341-424. L 18.

L 34, H 388. 62u. I s h i d a e 11 a albomarginata 613. Ipobracon grenadensis Ashm. (Sign.) (Horn.) Clausen, (Hym.)* Box, 1927a:76-78. 1931a:55. L 20. H388. 1927c:l-24. L 64, H M1 - . . ,_ „ x w.. 388. 1928d:365-370. L 54. 62h ^^/^ ™ F" Cleare, 1929b:21-24. L46, liams, 1931a:33, 348. L 39. H388. Skeete, 1929a:20-21. 622, Japyx sp. (Thysan.) Hollo- L57, H388. Tucker, 1930c: wa^ 1932b:64-66. Ingram, 79-84. L57, H 388. 1936e:l- 1932c:l-3. 22. L57. Van Dine, 1929a: 623. Jassidopthora prima Perkins 254-256. H388. Wolcott, (Hym.)* Perkins, 1912a:18- 1933a:180. I 19. L 32, H415. 31

24. Kaloiermes immigrans Sny. 639. Lachnosterna apicalis Blanch. (Isopt.) Williams, 1931a:78- (Col.) Box, 1925b:291-356. 79. L39. L64. 25. Kaloiermes schwarzi Banks Lachnosterna apicalis Blanch. (Isopt.) Van Dine, 1932a:3. (Col.) See Phytalis apicalis L59. Blanch. 26. Kamendaka saccharivora 640. Lachnosterna burmeisteri Mats. (Horn.) Clausen, (Lee.) (Col.) H o 11 o w a y, 1931a:45, 53-55. L 20. 1919a:449. L 34. 27. Kenlronothrips hawaiiensis 641. Lachnosterna citri Smyth. (Col.) Jepson, 1936b: 1-66. L Moul. (Thysan.) Williams, 8. 1931a:93. L 39. 642. Lachnosterna congrua (Lee.) 28. Kirbyana pagana Mel. (Horn.) (Col.) Holloway, 1919a:449. Clausen, 1931a:45, 53-55. L L34. 20. 643. Lachnosterna crassissima 29. Kolla albomarginata Sign. Blanch. (Col.) Holloway, (Horn.) Clausen, 1931a:45, 1919a:449. L 34. 53-55. L20. 644. Lachnosterna crenaticollis Kolla albomarginata Sign. Blanch. (Col.) Stahl, 1929b: See Ishidaella albomarginata 1-19. L59. (Sign.) 645. Lachnosterna guanicana 30. Kolla fasciata Wlk. (Horn.) Smyth. (Col.) Box, 1925b: Wolcott, 1936a:80. L 64. 291-356. L64. 31. Kolla fuscolineella Fowl. (Horn.) Wolcott, 1921a :21- 646. Lachnosterna helleri Brenske 28. (Col.) Hazelhoff, 1930c: 113- 32. Kolla similis Wlk. (Horn.) 134. L28. Smyth, 1919a:145. L 64. Wol­ 647. Lachnosterna hogardi Blanch. cott, 1921a:22-28. 1922a:33. (Col.) Wolcott, 1928c :21-29. 1933a:222-223. L61. Kolla similis Wlk. (Horn.) See 648. Lachnosterna jamaicensis Ar­ Hortensia similis (Wlk.) row (Col.) Gowdey, 1923a: )3. Labia curvicauda Moisch. 16-17. L62. (Orth.) Wolcott, 1921a:13. L 649. Lachnosterna patruelis Chev. 64. 1936a:24. L 64. (Col.) Ballou, 1913a:334. L 14. Labia dubronyi H e b a r d. 54. 1913b:202-203. L54. (Orth.) Williams, 1931a:76. 1913d:186. L54. 1914a:5, L39. 18-21, 41, 43. L46, 54. 1915a: 15. Labidura riparia (Pallas.) 121-147. L54. 1916b:l-30. (Derm.) Williams, 1931a:74. L 54. 1916c:42-43. L 54. L39. 650. Lachnosterna porioricensis 6. Lachnopus hispidus Gyll. Smyth. (Col.) Box, 1925b: (Col.) Van Dine, 1926a: 10. 291-356. L64. Dozier, 1926a: 1932a:3. L 59. 115-124. L64. Jepson, 7. Lachnosterna antennata (L.) 1936b:l-66. Wolcott, 1936b: (Col.) HoUoway, 1919a:449. 445-456. L8,64. L34. 651. Lachnosterna vandinei Smyth. 8. Lachnosterna antiguae Arrow (Col.) Box, 1925b:291-356. L (Col.) Ballou, 1921a:l-17. L 64. Wolcott, 1936b :445-456. 54. L64. 32

652. Lachnosterna vidua Sharp 59. Cleare, 1929b:21-24. L (Col.) Lopez, 1931c:145-172. 46. Cook, 1907a:l-16. L 59. L41. Gowdey, 1923a:18-20. 1927a: 653. Lachnosterna sp. (Col.) Ar­ 16-17. L62. 1928a:20-21. L row, 1921a:189-193. L 54. 62. Holloway, 1919a:450. L Barrows, 1924a:22-26. Van 34, 64, 66. 1930a:566-567. L Dine, 1913a:199. L64. 34. 1932e:461-470. Ingram, Lachnosterna spp. (Col.) See 1938c:89-98. L 34. 1939a:89- Phyllophaga. 98. L34. 1943a:68-70. L 34. Scaramuzza, 1930a:110-115. 654. Lacon assus Cand. (Col.) Mc- L59. Smyth, 1919a:143. L DougaU, 1933a:66-67. L 36. 64,68. Urich, 1915a:158. 655. Lacon formosanus Bates. Van Dine, 1913a:202. 1926a: (Col.) Miwa, 1929a:275-289. 13. L46. 1932a:2. Williams, L18. 1929a:80-84. L 60. Wolcott, 656. Lacon humilis Er. (Col.) Mc- 1921a:38. 1922a:34. 1933a: DougaU, 1933a:66-67. L 36. 208-213. 1936a:423-424. L 64. 657. Lacon musculus Cand. (Col.) 666. Larra luzonensis Roh. (Hym.)* Takano, 1935a:840-845. L 18. Williams, 1931a:70. L 39, H 658. Lacon variabilis Cand. (Col.) 542. Bell, 1936a:19-23. L 36. Mc- 667. Lasiochilus divisus Champ. Dougall, 1933a: 11, 66-67. L (Hem.) Wolcott, 1921a:14. 36. 1934a:43-70. L 36. 1922a:33. 1933a:220-221. 659. Lacon sp. (Col.) McDougall, 1936a:156. L 64. 1932a:57. L 36. 668. Laspeyresia schistaceana Sn. 660. Laelia subrufa Sn. (Lep.) (Lep.) P1245. Holloway, Uichanco, 1928a:l. L41. 1930d:829-831. L 8, 28, 41. 661. Lamenia inflata Ball. (Horn.) Uichanco, 1928a:l-16. L41. Wolcott, 1922a:33. Laspeyresia schistaceana Sn. 662. Lamenia uhleri Ball. (Horn.) (Lep.) See Olethreutes schis­ Van Dine, 1926a:5. taceana Sn. 663. Laphygma exempta Wlk. 670. Lathromeris sp. * (Lep.) P121, 122, 139, 205, Pickles, 1930b:150-157. H 12, 263, 264, 485, 517, 605, 995, 34. 1007, 1244. Bell, 1936a:19- 23. L36. Bianchi, 1944a: 671. Lema fomosana Kuw. (Col.) 203-212. Dick, 1942a:186. L Kuwayama, 1932a:l-132. L 10. Holloway, 1933b:216-219. 18. L36. Jarvis, 1927e:l-94. L 672. LepidocyTtus nigrosetosus Fol- 36. 1927m:275-276. L 36. som. (Coll.) Wolcott, 1933a: Pemberton, 1948a:181-200. 242. L54. 1936a:21. L 64. Pierce, 1934a:l-4. L41. 673. Lepidocyrtus violentus Fol- 664. Laphygma exigua Hbn. (Lep.) som. (Coll.) Holloway, Chopra, 1928a:43-69. L 12. 1932b:64-66. Ingram, 1932c: 665. Laphygma frugiperda S & A. 1-3. Spencer, 1929a :641-648. (Lep.) P140, 260, 263, 453, L34. 494, 518, 535, 736, 985, 1177, 674. Lepidiota consobrina Gir. 1281. Bodkin, 1912a:29. L (Col.) Jarvis, 1927e:l-94. 46. 1913a:30. 1914a:171-177. L36. 1931b:6-9. 1932d:18. L 46. Bruner, 1928a:27-32. L L36. 33

675. Lepidiota frenchi Blackb. L36. 1926b:283. L 36. 1926d: (Col.) P 896, 897. Easterby, 24-26. L36. 1927a:104-106; 1931a:543-588. L 36. Hollo- 220-221; 337-338. L 36. way, 1931d:445-448. L 36. 1927f :394-395. L 36. 1936a: Jarvis, 1927a:108-110; 211- 456-464. L36. 1936b: 454- 212; 339-341. L 36. 1927g: 469. 554-555. L36. 1928b:107-113. 681. Lepidosaphes sp. (Horn.) L36. 1932d:18. L36. 1933a: Pruthi, 1936a:141-152. L 12. 62-66. L 36. Muntgomery, 682. Leptispa pygmaea Baly. (Col.) 1926d:24-26. L 36. 1927c: Stebbing, 1903a:79-81. L12. 83-84. L 36. 1930b:47-48. 683. Leptocorisa acuta Thunb. L36. 1932a:55-57. L 36. (Hem.) Woodworth, 1921a: B76. Lepidiota grata Blackb. (Col.) 30. L41. Jarvis, 1926b:284-286. L 36. 1927e:l-94. L 36. Muntgom­ 684. Leptocorisa caricornis F. ery, 1927a:272-273. L 36. (Hem.) Clausen, 1931a:45, 53-55. L20. 77. Lepidiota pruinosa Wied. (Col.) P232. Lopez, 1931a: 685. Lepiodictya bambusae Drake 227-273. L41. 1931b:759-761. (Hem.) Holloway, 1936c: L41. 1931c:145-172. L 41. 216-217. L 59. Van Dine, 1932a:2. L 59. 78. Lepidiota trichoslerna Lea. 688. Leptodictya i a b i d a Sch. (Col.) Easterby, 1931a:543- (Hem.) Holloway, 1936c: 588. L 36. Jarvis, 1927e:l-94. L 36. Muntgomery, 1927d: 216-217. L33. Van Zwal- 272-273. L36. 1930b:47-48. wenburg, 1926a :664. L36. 687. Lererma accius Abb. (Lep.) 79. Lepidiota sp. (Col.) Otanes, Bodkin, 1915a:l-ll. L 46. 1931a:129-161. L41. 688. Lerodea eufala Edw. Hay- 80. Lepidoderma albohirlum Wa- ward, 1943c:ll-18. terh. (Col.) P 209, 249,1074, 689. Leskiomima jaynesi Aid. 1104. Aldrich, 1922a:l-5. (Dip.)* Jaynes, 1933a:l-26. L 36. Bell, 1935a:48-53. L 36. L 44, 52, H 388. 1936a:19-23. L 36. HoUoway, 690. Leskiomima sp. (Dip.)* Jay­ 1931d:445-448. L 36. Jarvis, nes, 1932a:64-68. L 44, H 388. 1926a:217-221. L42. 1926b: 691. Leskiopalpus diadema (Wied.) 284-286. L36. 1926d:478-481. (Dip.)* Dohanian, 1937b: L36. 1927a:108-lll; 211-212; 237-241. L64. H 388. Myers, 339-341. L36. 1927b:110-113. 1934a:191-195. L 45. H 388. L36. 1927j:179-182. L 36. 692. Leucopholis irrorata Chev. 1927k: 182-183. L 36. 19271: (Col.) P 209,501. Camus, 270-271. L 36. 1927o:7-8. 1935a:l-103. L 41. Jarvis, L 36. 1928a:97-107. L 36. 1931a: 42-45. L41. Jepson, 1928b:107-113. L 36. 1929a: 1936a:l-19. L41. Lopez, 383. L36. 1930a:42-46. L 36. 1930a:307-308. L41. 1931a: 1931a:42-45. L 36. 1932c:472- 227-273. L41. 1931b:759-761. 475. L36. 1932d:18. L 36. L41. 1931c:145-172. L41. 1932e:92-93. L36. 1933a:62- 1931d:129. L 41. Otanes, 66. L36. 1933b:60-63. L 36. 1931a:129-161. L41. Ui- 1933c:242-244. L 36. Mc- chanco, 1928a:l-16. L41. Dougall, 1932a :57. L36. 1930a:133-135. L41. 1931a: Muntgomery, 1926a:213-215. 501-505. L41. 742. Melanoius sp. (Col.) Ander­ L46. 1914b:187. L 46. 1915a: son, 1924a:602-603. Hollo- 1-11. L46. Box, 1932b:9-12. way, 1932c:354-356. L 34. L68. Holloway, 1931c:302- 743. Meliitobia hawaiiansis Perk. 304. L46, 54. Pickel, 1930c: (Hym.)* Swezey 1909a:28- 47-48. L45. Smyth, 1919a: 30. L 39, H 467. 142. L64. Townsend, 1927a: 744. Meliitobiopsis ereunetiphila 1-8. L52. Urich, 1912a:389. 1915a:159. L 68. Van Dine, Timb. (Hym.)* Williams, 1913a:201. Wille, 1935a:l-23. 1931a:153-154. L 39, H 467. L 52. Wolcott, 1921a:46. 745. Menida hisirio F. (Hem.) L 64. 1933a:197-200. 1936a: Clausen, 1931a:45,53-55. 312-313. L64. L20. 754. Metamasius sericeus Ol. 746. Meropleon cosmion Dyar (Col.) Ballou, 1916b:l-30. (Lep.) Bynum, 1924a:469- L54. Edwards, 1935a :24-28. 472. Van Dine, 1929a:253. L62. Gowdey, 1923a:17. 747. Mesogramma subannulaia Lw. L62, 66. Holloway, 1931c: (Dip.)* Van Dine, 1932a:l. 302-304. L 33. Tucker, 1931a: L59, H915. 80-97. L57. Van Dine, 1926a: 748. Mesostenoideus sp. (Hym.)* 9. L54. 1932a:3. L 59. Wol­ Bodkin, 1913a :29. L 46, cott, 1922a:36. 1933a:197- H388. 1915a:l-ll. L 46. 200. 749. Mesostenus longicornis 755. Metanastes vulgivagus OI. Ishida (Hym.)* Takano, (Col.) Gurney, 1934a :452- 1934a:434-466. L 18. 454. L10, 36. 750. Mestolobes minuscula Bull. 756. Meteorus laphygmae Vier (Lep.) Williams, 1931a: 150. (Hym.) Bianchi, 1944a :203- L39. 212. Pemberton, 1948a:181- 751. Metagonistylum minense 200. Thn. (Dip.)* Bartlett, 1938a: 757. Metoponia rubriceps Macq. 1-4. L46,64, H388. 1940a: (Dip.) Jarvis, 1927e:l-94. 335-338. L45, H 388. 1941a: L 36. Muntgomery, 1932a: 12-15. L64, H388. 1941b: 55-57. L36. 1-20. Cleare, 1934a:13-21. 758. Microborus sp. (Col.) Town- L46. Dohanian, 1937b:237- send, 1928a:l-29. L 52. 241. L46, H388. Holloway, 759. Microbracon brevicornis 1938a:125-126. H 388. 1940a: (Wesm.) (Hym.)* Ingram, 738-742. H 388. Ingram, 1941a:l-17. L 34, H 388. 1940a:4-6. H 388. 1941a:l-17. H388. Monte, 1933a:559-563. 760. Microbracon omiodivorum L45, H388. Myers, 1934a: Terry (Hym.)* Williams, 191-195. L45, H388. 1936a: 1931a:272. L 39, H 846. 381-385. L43, 46, 65, H 388. 761. Microceromasia sphenophori Scaramuzza, 1942a:642-645. Vil. (Dip.)* Van Dine, 1929a: L34, H388. 253. H1049. 752. Metamasius a n c e p s Gyll. 762. Microcerotermes sp. (Isopt.) (Col.) Holloway, 1931c:l. Jarvis, 1927e:l-94. L 36. L52. Townsend, 1928a:l-29. 763. Microcentrum iriangulaium L 52. Wille, 1935a:l-23. L 52. Brunn. (Orth.) Smyth, 753. Metamasius hemiplerus L. 1919a: 137. L64. Wolcott, (Col.) Bodkin, 1913a:31. 1936a:37. L 64. 37

764. Microdus crossi Brethes 773. Microtermes nigriius Silv. (Hym.)* Box, 1928b :53-61. (Isopt.) Bodkin, 1914b:187. L44. Brethes, 1927a:205-207. L46. 1915a:l-ll. L 46. L 44, H 388. Van Dine, 774. Microthrix inconspiouella 1929a:259-263. H 388. Reg. (Lep.) Maxwell-Lefroy, 765. Microdus diatraeae Turner 1909a:514. L 12. (Hym.)* Box, 1928d:365-370. 775. Mnemosyne c u b a n a Stal. L54. 1928e:l-6. L 64, H 388. (Horn.) Van Dine, 1932a:3. Cleare, 1929b:21-24. L 46, L59. H388. Van Dine, 1929a:252. 776. frugalis F. (Lep.) Hol­ H388. loway, 1933b:216-219. L 36. 766. Microdus hawaiicola Ashm. 777. Mocis repanda F. (Lep.) (Hym.)* Swezey, 1909a:30- Bruner, 1928a:27-32. L 59. 31. L39. Williams, 1931a: Gowdey, 1923a :20-21. Leiby, 272. L39, H467. 1920a:l-85. Scaramuzza, Microdus sacchari (Myers)* 1930a:110-115. L 59. Smyth, See Bassus sacchari (Myers) 1919a:144. L 64. Urich, 767. Microdus stigmaterus Cress. 1912a:391. Van Dine, 1926a: (Hym.)* Box, 1932b:9-12. 13. Wolcott, 1921a:38. 1933a: L68, H388. 1933b:l-10. L 65, 208-212. 1936a:431-432. L 64. H 711. Holloway, 1932a:68-71. 778. Mogannia hebes Wlk. (Horn.) H388. Jaynes, 1932a:64-68. Clausen, 1931a:45,53-55. L52, H388. Myers, 1934a: L20. 191-195. L45, H388. Scara- muzza, 1932a:87-93. L 59, 779. Monecphora flavifascia M. & H388. Tucker, 1936e:l-22. B. (Horn.) Van Dine, 1926a: Van Dine, 1929a :252, 263. 6. 1932a:l. L 59. L57, H388. Wolcott, 1933a: 780. Monochirus callicanthus 180. Bates (Col.) Clausen, 1931a: 45, 53-55. L 20. Uichanco, 768. Microdus sp. (Hym.)* Box, 1928a:l-16. L41. 1926a:49-52. L 59, H 388. 1928a:l-3. L 44, H 388. 781. Monocrepidius biforcatus Pal Skeete, 1929a:20-21. L 57, de B. (Col.) Holloway, H388. Tucker, 1930c :79-84. 1932c :354-356. L 39. L57, H388. 782. Monocrepidius bifoveaius Beauv. (Col.) Scaramuzza, 769. Microgaster harnedi Muese. 1940a: 107. L 59. Stahl, (Hym.)* Van Dine, 1929a: 1929a:9-14. L 59. 1929b:l-19. 254. H388. L59. Van Dine, 1926a:ll. 770. Micromus vinaceus Gersi. 1932a :3. L 59. Wolcott, (Neurop.) Williams, 1931a: 1933a:159-161. 128. L 36, 39. 783. Monocrepidius exsul Sharp 771. Microphthalma disjuncta (Col.) WiUiams, 1931a:170, W i e d. (Dip.) * Ingram, 216. L39. 1932a :844-849. L 34, H 489. 784. Monocrepidius lividus DeG. 772. Microphthalma michiganensis (Col.) Holloway, 1929a:6. Towns. (Dip.)* Easterby, L34. 1931a:543-588. L36, H1019. 785. Monodes agrotina Goen. Muntgomery, 1933a :67-70. (Lep.) Bodkin, 1913a:30. L36, H1019. L46. 1915a:l-ll. L46. 38

786.—Monolepta signala Ol. (Col.) 801. Navanga aenescens Moore Pruthi, 1936a :141-152. L 12. (Lep.) Clausen, 1931a :44, 787. Monomorium carbonarium F. 53-55. L20. Smith. (Hym.) Subspecies 802. Neanura muscorum Fols. ebenium Forel. Wolcott, (Coll.) Spencer, 1929a:641- 1936a:541. L 64. 1937a:577- 648. L34. 579. L64. 803. Neoconocephalus cinereus 788. Monomorium floricola Jordon Thunb. (Orth.) Smyth, (Hym.)* Van Dine, 1932a:2. 1919a:136. L 64. L 59, H 1015. Wolcott, 1936a: 804. Neoconocephalus fuscostriaius 542. L64, H288. Redt. (Orth.) Wolcott, 1922a: 789. Mycalesis mineus L. (Lep.> 33. L66. 1936a:38. L 64. Uichanco, 1928a:l-16. L41. 805. Neoconocephalus guliatus 790. Myllocerus blaudus Fst. (Col.) Beauv. (Orth.) Urich, 1912a: Maxwell-Lefroy, 1909a:385. 391. L54. 1915a:160. L 68. L12. Pruthi, 1936a:141-152. 806. Neoconocephalus macropter- L12. mes Redt. (Orth.) Wolcott, 791. Myllocerus discolor Boh. (Col.) 1921a:12-13. L 64. Maxwell-Lefroy, 1909a:385. 807. Neoconocephalus maxillosus L12. F. (Orth.) Gowdey, 1923a:23. 792. Myllocerus uncecimpusiulalus L54. Holloway, 1933b:216- Fst. (Col.) Pruthi, 1936a: 141- 219. L62. 152. L 12. 808. Neoconocephalus mexicanus 793. Myndus crudus VanD. (Horn.) Sauss. (Orth.) Smyth, 1919a: Van Dine, 1926a:5. L 59. 136. L64. 1932a:l. 809. Neoconocephalus iriops Linn. 794. Myochrous a r m a t u s Baly. var. macropierus Redt. (Col.) Bodkin, 1915a:l-ll. (Orth.) Wolcott, 1922a:33. L46. Urich, 1915a:159. L 68. L 64. 1936a:38. L 64. 795. Myochrous dubius F. (Col.) 810. Neoconocephalus iriops fuse- Bruner, 1928a :27-32. L 59. costriaius Redt. (Orth.) Van Dine, 1932a:2. L 59. Wolcott, 1922a:33. L 64. 796. Myrxnelachisia rogeri Andre 811. Neomaskellia bergi Sign. (Hym.)* Van Dine, 1932a:3. (Horn.) Fletcher, 1930a:57- L 59, H 1065. 77. L12. 1932a:87-92. L12. 797. Nacoleia accepta (Bull.) (Lep.) Hopkins, 1927a:23-32. L 35. Muir, 1927a:16-29. L 39. Laing, 1927a :34-45. Lopez, Nacoleia accepta (Bull.) (Lep.) 1931a:227-273. L41. Mc- See Omiodes accepta (Butl.) Dougall, 1933a:66-67. L 36. Ramakrishna Ayyar, 1933a: 798. Nasuiilermes aequalis Sny. 421-430. L12. (Isopt.) Van Dine, 1932a:3. L59. 812. Neomaskellia sp. (Horn.) Muntgomery, 1930b :47-48. 799. Nasuiilermes morio Lat. L36. (Isopt.) Van Dine, 1926a: 12. Neophysopus flavicincrus Wolcott, 1921a:ll. L 64. Karny (Thysan.) See Ana- 1933a:202-204. phothrips flavicinctus Karny. 800. Nasuiilermes pallidiceps 813. Neoiermes connexus Sny. Banks (Isopt.) Wolcott, (Isopt.) Williams, 1931a:78. 1933a:164-165. L61. L39. 39

814. Neoprislomerus appliachianus 828. Nonagria uniformis Ddgn. Vier (Hym.) Bianchi, 1944a: (Lep.) Maxwell - Lefroy, 203-212. 1909a:448. L 12. 815. Neotetrasiichus mlmus Perk. 829. Notogonidea ignipennis (Hym.) Perkins, 1912a:14. Smith. (Hym.) Wolcott, L17. 1936a:558. L 64. 816. Nephoiettix apicalis Motsch. 830. Notogonidea subtessellala (Horn.) Clausen, 1931a:45, (Sm.)* WiUiams, 1931a :72. 53-55. L20. L39. H545. 831. Nysius delectus White (Hem.) 817. Nephus bipunctaius (Kugel.) (Col.)* Williams, 1931a:185. Williams, 1931a:100. L 39. L39, H1018. 832. Obtusiiermes aequalis Sny. (Isopt.) Van Dine, 1926a: 12. 818. Nesomicromus vagus Perkins Ochrosidia immaculata Ol. (Neurop.) Williams, 1931a: 128. L39. (Col.) See Cyclocephala im­ maculata Ol. 819. Nesomimesa hawaiiensis Per­ kins (Hym.) Williams, 1931a: 833. Ocyptamus dimidiata F. 236. L39. (Dip.)* Van Dine, 1932a:l. L59, H134. 820. Nesopimpla naranyae Ashm. Ocyptamus latiuscula Loew. (Hym.)* Williams, 1931a: (Dip.)* See Bacca latiuscula 266. L39, H846. Loew. 821. Nezara viridula L. (Hem.) 834. Ocyptamus scutellatus Lw. Clausen, 1931a:45,53-55. (Dip.)* Van Dine, 1932a:l. L20. HoUoway, 1936c:217- L59, H134. 218. L 34. Woodworth, 1921a:30. L 41. 835. Odonaspis secreta sacchari­ caulis Zehnt. (Horn.) Pierce, 822. Nicoleiia sp. (Thysan.) Wol- 1928a:l-12. L41. cott, 1936a:20. L 64. 836. Odonaspis saccharicaulis 823. Nilaparvaia wolcoiii M. & G. Zehn. (Horn.) Van Dine, (Horn.) Wolcott, 1936a:lll. 1932a:2. L 59. L64. 837. Odonaspis sp. (Horn.) Ballou, 824. Nirvana pallida Mel. (Horn.) 1926a:31-47. L 59. Van Dine, Clausen, 1931a:45,53-55. 1926a:7. L20. Woodworth, 1921a:31. 838. Odontomachus haematada in- L41. sularis Wheeler (Hym.)* 825. Nirvana suluralis Mel. (Horn.) Van Dine, 1932a:3. L 59, H Clausen, 1931a:45,53-55. 1065. L20. 839. Odonioponera transversa F. 826. Nisia atrovenosa Leih. (Horn.) Smith. (Hym.) Holloway, Clausen, 1931a :45, 53-55. 1932c:354-356. L 41. L20. 840. Odynerus nigripennis (Holm.) 827. Nomadacris septemfasciata (Hym.)* Williams, 1931a: Serv. (Orth.) Dick, 1942a: 245. L 39, H 846. 186. L 10. Jepson, 1939a:377- Oedionychis cyanxpennis (F.) 382. L8. Lea, 1935a:46-62. See Homophoeta cyanipen- L10. Moutia, 1935a:25-26. nis (F.) L 8. Vrijdagh, 1932a: 147- 841. Oliarus franciscanus Stal. 165. L 1. I (Horn.) Sein, 1934a :l-6. L 40

64. Van Dine, 1932a:l. Wol- 857. Ootelraslichus muiri Perk. cott, 1921a:18-19. 1932a:228. (Hym.) Perkins, 1912a:10- 1936a:95. L 59, 64. 11. L17. 842. Oliarus oryzae Mats. (Horn.) 858. Ootetrastichus pallidipes Perk. Clausen, 1931a :45, 53-55. L (Hym.)* Perkins, 1912a:12- 20. 13. L 28, H 932. 843. Oliarus sp. (Horn.) Smyth, 859. Oolelraslichus larsalis Perk. 1919a:147. L 64. (Hym.)* Perkins, 1912a :9- 844. Oligonychus viridis (?) Banks 10. H932. (Acarina) Smyth, 1919a:135. 860. Opalrum aculangulum Fairm. 845. Oligosita Giraulii Crawford (Col.) Williams, 1931a:180. (Hym.)* Holloway, 1936a: L28. 60-61. L68, H1234. 861. Opalrum depressum Fabr. 846. Omiodes accepla Builer (Lep.) (Col.) Williams, 1931a :180. P 459, 760, 820, 840, 972, 974. L28. Holloway, 1933b:216-219. L 862. Opalrum sp. (Col.) Jarvis, 39. Williams, 1931a:144. L 1926b:284-286. L 36. 39. 863. Ophion (Heniscopilus) anian- 847. Oncomelopia lateralis F. karus Sauss. (Hym.)* Em- (Horn.) Holloway, 1929a:32. merez, 1917a:25-26. L 8, H 848. Onychiurus armaius Tull. 1123. Van Dine, 1929a:259. (Coll.) Holloway, 1932b:64- H388. 66. Ingram, 1932c:l-3. Spen­ 864. Opion Slauropdoclonus Mau- cer, 1929a:641-648. L 34. rili (Sauss.) (Hym.)* Van 849. Ooencyrtus pyrillae Cwfd. Dine, 1929a:262. H 388. Pruthi, 1937a:123-127. L 12. Opion mauriii Sauss. (Hym.) 850. Ootetrastichus basalis Perk. See Enicospilus mauriti (Hym.) Perkins, 1912a:ll. Sauss. L28. 865. Ophiusa melicerte D r u r y 851. Ootelraslichus beaius Perk. (Lep.) Stebbing, 1903a:82- (Hym.)* Montgomery, 1933a: 83. L12. 28. L36, H927. Williams, 866. Opogona apicalis Swezey 1931a:256. L 39, H 927. (Lep.) Swezey, 1909a:17-18. 852. Ootelraslichus disiinguendus L39. Perk. (Hym.)* Perkins, 867. Opogona aurisquamosa (Bull.) 1912a:12. H 927. (Lep.) P 126. Swezey, 1909a: 853. Ootelraslichus formosanus 16-17. L39. Williams, Timb. (Hym.)* Williams, 1931a:156. L 39. 1931a:125, 257. L 39, H 927. 868. Opogona dimidialella Zell. 854. Ootelraslichus holochlorus (Lep.) Pierce, 1928a:l-12. L Perk. (Hym.)* Perkins, 41. 1912a:8-9. L 28, H 927. 869. Opogona fumiceps Feld. 855. Ootelraslichus homochromus (Lep.) Swezey, 1909a :19. L Perk. (Hym.)* Perkins, 46. 1912a:12. H 930. 870. Opogona glycyphaga Meyr 856. Ootetrastichus melallicus (Lep.) Holloway, 1932c:354- Perk. (Hym.) * Perkins, 356. L 36. Muntgomery, 1912a:13. L28, H 932. 1926a:213-215. L 36. 41

871. Opogona omoscopa (Meyr) 881. Orthezia insignis Douglas (Lep.) Williams, 1931a:156- (Horn.) Bodkin, 1913a:31. L 157. L39. 46. 1915a:l-ll. L 46. 872. Opogona purpuriella Swezey 882. Orthopagus helios Mel. (Lep.) Williams, 1931a:157. (Horn.) Clausen, 1931a:45, L39. 53-55. L20. 873. Opogona saccharella Swezey 883. Orihosleihus infuscatus (Lep.) Swezey, 1909a:19. L (Germ.) (Col.) Ingram, 46. 1938c:89-98. L 34. 1939a:89- 98. L34. 874. Opogona sp. (Lep.) Wolcott, 884. Oryctes monoceros (Ol.) (Col.) 1921a:37. L 64. Aders, 1913a:84-93. LI. 875. Oregma lanigera Zenl. (Horn.) 885. Oryctes rhinocerus L. (Col.) P372, 378, 451. Barrett, Clausen, 1931a:44, 53-55. L 1911a:70-74. L41. Clausen, 20. Holloway, 1931d:445-448. 1931a:54. L20. Gahan, L28. Kunhi, 1931b:3-4. L 12. 1932a:736-737. L 41. Hadden, 1928a:13-14. L18. Hazel- 886. Oryctes tarandus Ol. (Col.) hoff, 1927a:599-602. L 28. Moutia, 1935a:25-26. L 8. 1927b:1109-1112. L 28. 1927c: 887. Oxya chinensis Thun. (Orth.) 543-556. L28. 1928a:l-15. L Holloway, 1933b:216-219. L 28. 1929b:55-61. L 28. 1929c: 39. Williams, 1931a:33, 62. 1-19. L28. 1929e:l-8. L 28. L39. 1929g:96-lll. L 28. Hollo- 888. Oxya intricata Stal. (Horn.) way, 1936b:99-100. L 18, 28, Woodworth, 1921a:31. L 41. 41. Ishida, 1927a:78-79. L 889. Oxya velox F. (Orth.) P 1085, 18. 1929a:l-138. L 18. Lopez, 1086, 1087. Clausen, 1931a: 1931a:227-273. L 41. 1931c: 46, 53-55. L20. Muir, 1927a: 145-172. L41. Takahashl, 16-29. L 39. Pemberton, 1927b :238-239. L 18. Takono, 1932c:47-49. L 39. 1933d:7- 1934b:481-528. L18. 1935a: 9. L39. 1933f:18-22. L 39. 840-845. L18. Uichanco, Swezey, 1931a:l. L 39. 1928a:l-16. L 41. Wood- 1931c:23-30. L 39. Wood- worth, 1921a:31. L 41. Vama- worth, 1921a:31. L 41. zaki, 1937a:93-99. L 20. 890. Oxysarcadexia peliaia Aid. 876. Ormenis infuscala Stal. (Dip.)* Van Dine, 1929a:259, (Horn.) Wolcott, 1923a:271. 263. H388. 1936a:102. L 64. 891. Pachnephorus bretinghami 877. Ormenis quadripunciaia F. Jac. (Col.) Maxwell-Lefroy, (Horn.) Wolcott, 1936a: 103. 1909a:359. L 12. L64. 892. Pachnephorus impressus Ros. (Col.) Maxwell-Lefroy, 878. Ormenis sp. (Horn.) Van 1909a:359. L 12. Dine, 1913a:203. L 64. Smyth, Pachytylus migratoria L. 1919a:147. L64. (Orth.) See Locusta migra­ 879. Orocharis vaginalis Sauss. toria L. (Orth.) Smyth, 1919a :137. L Padraona augias (L.) (Lep.) 64. Wolcott, 1936a:43. L 64. See Telicota augias L. 880. Orihomecyna mesochasma 894. Padraona hypomeloma Lower. Meyr (Lep.) Williams, 1931a: (Lep.) Jarvis, 1926d:478- 150. L39. 481. L36. 42

895. Padraona marnas Feld. (Lep.) L44, H383. Holloway, Jarvis, 1926d:478-481. L 36. 1931c:302-304. H 23. 1932a: 1927c:114-115. L 36. 68-71. L34, 44, 52, H 388. 896. Palposloma desvoidyi Aid. Ingram, 1939a:89-98. L 34, H (Dip.)* Aldrich, 1922a:l-24. 388. Jaynes, 1930a:676-680. L36, H675. L34, 44, 52. 1931a:554-560. L 44, 52, H 23, 388. 1931c:63- 897. Palposloma testacea R. D. 66. L44, H388. 1932a :64- (Dip.)* Aldrich, 1922a:4. H 68. L 44, 52, H 388. 1933a:l- 675. Bell, 1936a:19-23. L 35, 26. L 34, 44, 52, H 388. Myers, H675. 1931a:l-172. L 54, H 388. 898. Paraphilia sp. (Lep.) Bodkin, 1934a:191-195. L 45, H 388. 1913a:30. L46. 1915a:l-ll. Tucker, 1934a :59-80. L18. L46. Wille, 1932b:25-29. L 52. 899. Paniscus ocellatus Vier. 1934a:185-198; 233-252. L 52, (Hym.)* Ingram, 1936a:89- H388. 1935a:l-23. L 52, H 98. L34, H45. 1938c:89-98. 388. H45. 909. Paratheresia signifera Towns. 900. Panoquina ocola Edw. (Lep.) (Dip.)* Aldrich, 1929a:32-36. Bell, 1942a:455-468. H 388. Box, 1929b:319-322. 901. Pantomorus godxnani H 388. Townsend, 1928a:l- (Crotch.) (Col.) Williams, 29. L52, H388. Van Dine, 1931a:205. L 34, 39. 1929a:259. H 388. 902. Parachalepus tarbatus F. 910. Parisoschoenus obesulus Csy. (Col.) Wolcott, 1936a :252- (Col.) Bondar, 1943a :337-388. 253. L64. .911. Parnara maihias F. (Lep.) 903. Paranagrus optabilis Perk. Chopra, 1928a:43-69. L 12. (Hym.) * Muntgomery, Jarvis, 1926d:478-481. L 36. 1927a:104-106; 220-221; 337- Shroff, 1920a:354. L 15. 338. L 36, H 927. 1933a:l-28. 912. Pelmatosilpha coriacea Rehn. L36, H927. Swezey, 1936a: (Orth.) Wolcott, 1936a:29. L 57-101. L39. Williams, 64. 1931a:262. L 39. 913. Pentarthron fasciatum Perk. 904. Paranagrus perforator P. (Hym.)* Parkins, 1912a:19. (Hym.)* Williams, 1931a: L33, H388. Van Dine, 261-262. L29, H 413. 1929a:262. H 388. 905. Paraietranychus indicus Hirst Pentarthron fasciatum. (Per­ (Acarina) Cherian, , 1934a: kins) (Hym.)* See Tricho- 285. gramma evanescens Westw. 906. Paraietranychus sacchari Mc­ 914. Penlodon ausiralis Blackb. Gregor (Acarina) McGregor, (Col.) Bates, 1927a:446-448. 1942a:91-94. L 64. L36. McDougaU, 1931a:47- 907. Paraietranychus viridis Banks 48. L36. 1933a:66-67. L 36. (Acarina) Holloway, 1936c: Muntgomery, 1926c :481-482. 216-217. L 34, 59. Smyth, L36. 1927c :83-84. L 36. 1919a:135. L 34, 59, 64. Van Penlodon australis Blackb. Dine, 1926a:7. 1932a:2. L59. (Col.) See Metanastes vul- Wolcott, 1921a:9. L64. givagus Ol. 908. Paraiheresia claripalpis Wulp. 915. Peregrinus maidis Ashm. (Dip.)* Box, 1930a: 307-308. (Hom.) P 747. G o w d e y, 43 1923a :22. Kunkel, 1927a :41. Holloway, 1932e:461-470. L39. Muir, 1926a:12-13. L Matsumura, 1930a :139-142. 39. Ogilvie, 1928a:2-3. L 54. L18. McDougall, 1933a :66- Storey, 1927a:212-213. L 10. 70. L36. Muir, 1910a:5. L Van Dine, 1926a:4. 1932a:l. 37. 1926a:12-13. L 39. 1927a: L59. 16-19. L. 39. Muntgomery, 916. Perfordix sacchari Sein. 1927a:104-106; 220-221; 337- (Lep.) Holloway, 1931d:445- 338. L36. 1933a:l-28. L 36. 448. L66. Sein, 1930a:167- Pemberton, 1936a:118-120. L 191. L64. Wolcott, 1933a: 36. Swezey, 1928a:669-673. 156-157. L54. 1936a:469. L L39. 1931b:680-681. L 39. 64. 1931c:23-30. L39. 1936a:57- 917. Perichares corydon F. (Lep.) 101. L39. Williams, 1931a: Bruner, 1928a:27-32. L 59. 33, 118-124. L39. Wolcott, Scaramuzza, 1930a:110-115. 1933a:218-219, 224. L59. Van Dine, 1932a:2. L 928. Perkinsiella sinensis Kirk. 59. Wolcott, 1921a:40. L 64, (Hom.) Muir, 1910a:6. 66. 1922a:35. 929. Perkinsiella variegata Muir 918. Perkinsiella amboinensis Muir (Hom.) Muir, 1910a:8. L 46. (Hom.) Muir, 1910a:10-ll. 919. Perkinsiella bicoloris Muir 930. Perkinsiella vasxalrix (Bred.) (Hom.) Muir, 1910a:7. L 46. (Hom.) P 855. Leefmans, 1927a:l-60. L 28. Muir, 920. Perkinsiella fucifrons Muir 1910a:9. L.46. Ocfemia, (Hom.) Muir, 1910a:ll. 1934a: 133-140. L 37. Pem­ 921. Perkinsiella graminicida Kirk. berton, 1936a:118-120. L41. (Hom.) Muir, 1910a:6. L 39. Uichanco, 1928a:l-16. L41. 922. Perkinsiella lalokensis Muir Urbino, 1927a:397-432. L41. (Hom.) Muir, 1910a:9-10. L Woodworth, 1921a:31. L41. 46. 931. Perkinsiella viiiensis Kirk. 923. Perkinsiella lineata Muir (Hom.) Muir, 1910a :5-6. L (Hom.) Woodworth, 1921a: 39. Muntgomery, 1933a :1- 31. L41. 28. L37. Pemberton, 1936a: 924. Perkinsiella pallidula Muir 118-120. L37. (Hom.) Muir, 1910a:6-7. L 932. Perkinsiella sp. (Hom.) P 308, 46. 856, 858, 859. Smyth, 1919a: 925. Perkinsiella papuensis Muir 148. L64. (Hom.) Muir, 1910a:9. L 46. 933. Perisierula sp. (Hym.) Bianchi, 926. Perkinsiella rattlei Muir 1944a:203-212. (Hom.) Muir, 1910a:6. L46. 934. Phaciocephalus cubanus 927. Perkinsiella saccharicida Kirk. Myers (Hom.) Van Dine, (Hom.) P77, 350, 428, 851- 1932a:l. L 59. 854, 1020. Agee, 1917a:6-25. L 39. 1919a:153-216. L 39. 935. Phaealasfer pseudomaidis 1919b:7-49. L 39. 1920a:7- Kirk. (Hom.) Muir, 1910a: 40. L39. 1927a:72-74. L59. 11. L39. Ballou, 1913b:202-203. L 54. 936. Phaenacanxha australica Kirk. Bates, 1927a .446-448. L 36. (Hem.) Burns, 1929b :579- Clausen, 1931a:45, 53-55. L 581. L 42. Muntgomery, 20, 39. Dick, 1942a:186. L 10. 1926d:24-26. L36. 44

937. Phaenacantha saccharicida P h e n i c e moesta (Westw.) Karsch. (Hem.) Bolle, 1929a: (Hom.) See Proutista moesta 459-504. L28. (Westw.) 938. Phaenobremia maridionalis 946. Phenolepsis longicornis Latr. Fell. (Dip.)* Barnes, 1937a: (Hym.)* Van Dine, 1932a: 61-66. L39, H135. Williams, 1. L 59, H 134. 1931a:274. L 39, H 135. 947. Phidodonta modesta Wse. Phalera combusia Wlk. (Lep.) (Col.) Ramakrishna Ayyar, See Dinara combusta (Wlk.) 1933a:421-430. L 12. 940. Phanurus beneficiens Zehnt. 948. Phileurus bajulus Perty (Col.) (Hym.)* Hart, 1932b:48-51. Bodkin, 1913a:31. L 46. L 28, H 1099. 1933e:731-801. 1915a:l-ll. L 46. L28. 1936a:415-423. L 29, H 949. Philisora catullus Fab. (Lep.) 1099. Hazelhoff, 1928a:l-15. Bodkin, 1913a:30. L 46. L28, H392. 1931a:361-363. L 28, H 1099. Ishida, 1927a: 950. Phloeoihrips publicornis Mais. 78-79. L 28, H 372. Lopez, (Thysan.) Clausen, 1931a: 1931a:227-273. L41, H 265. 46, 53-55. L20. Matsumura, 1930a:139-142. 951. Photinus vittatus G. A. Ol. L 18, H 392. Subramaniam, (Col.) Wolcott, 1936a:203- 1934a:57-62. L 12, H 143. Ta- 204. L64. kano, 1934a:454-466. L 18, H 952. Phragmatiphila truncaia Wlk. 265. Uichanco, 1928a: 1-16. (Lep.) P 121 Bates, 1927a: L41, H392. van Dillewijn, 446-448. L36. 1927b:397. L 1932a:l-9. L 52. 1933a:l-21. 36. Buzacott, 1928a:114. L Van Zwaluwenburg, 1928a: 36. Jarvis, 1931c:141-144. L 79-82. L39, H 268. 42. McDougall, 1933a:66-67. Phanurus beneficiens (Zehnt.) L 36. Muntgomery, 1926a: (Hym.) * See Telenomus 213-215. L36. 1926b:283. L beneficiens (Zehnt.) 36. 942. Pheidole fallax jelskii Mayr 953. Phycitinae sp. (Lep.) Van (Hym.)* Wolcott, 1936a:546. Dine, 1926a:9. L 64, H 1083. 954. Phyllophaga analis Burm. 943. Pheidole megacephala F. (Col.) Stahl, 1929a:15-19. L (Hym.)* Jarvis, 19271:203- 59. 205. L68. Emmerez, 1917a: 955. Phyllophaga bifoveatus Jacq. 27. L 8. Van Dine, 1932a :2. (Col.) Stahl, 1929a:15-19. L L 59, H 1015. Van Zwalu- 59. wenburg, 1928a:79-82. L 39, 956. Phyllophaga citri Smyth H268. Williams, 1931a:216, (Col.) Smyth, 1919a:140. L 221. L 39, H 1049. 64. 944. Pheidole p r o x i m a Mayr 957. Phyllophaga clypeta (Horn.) (Hym.) Muntgomery, 1927b: (Col.) Ingram, 1936a:89-98. 564-565. L36. L34. 1938c:89-98. 1939a:89- 945. P h e n i c e moesta Westw. 98. L34. (Hom.) Barrett, 1911a:70-74. 958. Phyllophaga crenaticollis L41. Clausen, 1931a:45, 53- Blanch. (Col.) Stahl, 1929a: 55. L20. Fletcher, 1928a: 15-19. L59. 56-67. L12. Maxwell-Le- 959. Phyllophaga dissimilis Chev. froy, 1909a:726. L 12. Shraff, (Col.) Stahl, 1929a:15-19. L 1920a:354. L 12. 59. Van Dine, 1932a :3. L 59. 45

960. Phyllophaga guanicana Smyth 1913b:202-203. L 54. 1913d: (Col.) Box, 1925a:291-356. L 186. L 54. 1914b:307-308. 64. Smyth, 1919a:140. L 64. L54. 1916c:42-43. L 54. 961. Phyllophaga latiforns (Lec.) 1914a:13-18, 43. L 8, 54, 57. (Col.) Ingram, 1936a:89-98. 1921a:l-17. Bradley, 1936a: L34. 1938c:89-98. 1939a:89- 12-17. L54. Delord, 1930a: 98. L34. 1-7. L8. 1931a:l-8. L 8. 962. Phyllophaga patruelis Chev. 1932a:l-9. L 8. 1933a:l-6. (Col.) Stahl, 1929a:15-19. L Edwards, 1928a:l-7. L 8. 59. Emmerez, 1927a:ll-12. L 8. 1928a:12-13. L 8. 1929a:164- 963. Phyllophaga portoricensis 165. L 8. 1929b:l-13, 1-10, 1-6. Smyth (Col.) Box, 1925a: L8. 1931a:83-87. L 8. Hollo- 291-356. L64. Smyth, 1919a: way, 1931d:445-448. L 8, 57. 139. L64. Wolcott, 1933a: 1932e:361-470. Jepson, 1934a: 128. L54. 79-84. L8. 1936a:l-19. L8. 964. Phyllophaga puberula Jacq. 1936b:l-66. 1939a:377-382. (Col.) Stahl, 1929a:15-19. Moutia, 1932a:9-12. L8. L59. 1932b:7-10. L8. 1933a:43-51. 965. Phyllophaga suturalis Chev. L8. 1935a:25-26. L 8. 1936b: (Col.) Van Dine, 1932a:3. 445-456. Stahl, 1929a:15-19. L59. L57. Tucker, 1932a:l(l):18- 966. Phyllophaga vandinei Smyth 23. L57. Williams, 1931a: (Col.) Box, 1925a:291-356. 186. L8, 57. Wolcott, 1933a: L64. Holloway, 1931d:445- 108-110. 448. L64. Smyth, 1919a:139. 972. Pipunculus hawaiiensis Perk. L64. Wolcott, 1933a:128. (Dip.)* Williams, 1931a:284. L54. 1936a:247-249. L 54. L39, H846. 967. Phyllophaga sp. (Col.) P 207, 973. Pipunculus juvator Perk. 209, 210, 217, 219, 224, 227, (Dip.)* Williams, 1931a:284. 229, 230, 239, 443, 464, 500, L39, H846. 502, 698, 1076, 1105, 1106, 974. Pipunculus oahuensis Perk. 1264. Van Dine, 1926a:10. (Dip.)* Williams, 1931a:284. Phyllophaga smithi Ar. (Col.) L39, H846. See Phytalus smithi Ar. 975. Plecoptera rhabdota Rehn & 968. Physopleurella mundulus Heb. (Orth.) Wolcott, 1936a: (White) (Hem.)* Williams, 34. L64. 1931a:102. L 39. H 134. 976. Plectrotettix gregarius Wlk. 969. Phytalis apicalis Blanch. (Orth.) Smyth, 1919a :136. (Col.) Box, 1925a:291-356. L64. L64. Wolcott, 1933a:127-128. Plectrotettix gregaria Sauss, L54. (Orth.) See Scyllina gre- garia Sauss. 970. Phytalus insularis Blanch. (Col.) Box, 1925a :291-356. Plectrotettix vicinus Scud. L 64. Smyth, 1919a:140. L 64. See Scyllina gregaria Sauss. 971. Phytalus smithi Ar. (Col.) 977. Podischus agenor Burm. P 206, 211, 213, 214, 215, 218, (Col.) Bianchi, 1935b:191- 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 197. 231, 235, 440, 441, 443, 444, 978. Podothrips lucasseni Krug 1001, 1220. Ballou, 1913a: (Thysan.) Bianchi, 1939a: 138-139; 154-155. L 54. 375-376. L39. 46

979. Podothrips semiflavus Hood 993. Prenes ocola Edw. (Lep.) (Thysan.) Smyth, 1919a:138. Wolcott, 1936a:412. L 14. L64. Wolcott, 1923a :240. 994. Preolepis fulva Mayr (Hym.)* L64. 1936a:69. L 64. Wolcott, 1936a:553. H1015. 980. Poecilocera hieroglyphica 995. Pristomerus applachianus Klug (Orth.) Stebbing, Vier (Hym.)* Pemberton, 1903a:90-91. L 12. 1948a:181-200. H 663. 981. Polistes fuscaius var. aurifer 996. Proceras sacchariphagus (Sauss.) (Hym.)* Pember- (Boyer) (Lep.) P 124. Em- ton, 1948a:181-200. H 663. merez, 1917a:13-17. L 8, 12, Williams, 1931a :243-244. 16. L 39, H 305. 997. Proceras sticticraspis Hmps. 982. Polistes hebraeus F. (Hym.)* (Lep.) Cherian, 1934a: 107- Van Zwaluwenburg, 1928a: 111. 79-82. L 39, H 268. Proceras sticticraspis Hmps. 983. Polisles macaensis (F.) See Argyria sticticraspis (Hym.)* WiUiams, 1931a: Hmps. 243. L39, H305. 998. Prodenia latifascia Wlk. 984. Polistes olivaceus (Deg.) (Lep.) Bodkin, 1913a:30. (Hym.)* Williams, 1931a: 243. L39, H305. L46. 1915a:l-ll. L 46. 999. Prodenia litura F. (Lep.) 985. Polybia nigriceps (Hym.)* Holloway, 1933b:216-219. Bodkin, 1913a:30. L 46, L41. H665. 1000. Proisotoma minuta Tull. 986. Polymerias cuneatus Dist. (Coll.) Spencer, 1929a :641- (Hem.) Wolcott, 1936a:155. 648. L34. L64. 987. Polynema reduviola Perk. 1001. Promachus doddi Ric. (Dip.)* (Hym.)* Williams, 1931a: Jarvis, 1927n:398-399. L 36, 102. L39, H1040. H971. 988. Poophilus costalis (Wlk.) 1002. Prophanurus alecto Cwfd. (Hom.) Clausen, 1931a:55. (Hym.)* Bodkin, 1915a:l-ll. L20. L46, H388. Box, 1927b:5-8. 989. Porthesia xanthorhoea Koll. L44, H388. 1928b:53-61. (Lep.) Maxwell - Lefroy, L44. Cleare, 1928b:31-38. 1909a:460. L 12. L46, H388. 1931a:40-42. 990. Pranara mathias (F.) (Lep.) H388. Tucker, 1930a:292- Uichanco, 1928a:l-16. L41. 295. L57, H388. Van Dine, 1929a:255. L 54, H 388. Wol- 991. Prenes area Feld. (Lep.) cott, 1933a:176-177. 1936a: P123. Smyth, 1919a: L43, 538. L64, H388. 64. Wolcott, 1921a:38-39. L64, 66. 1922a:34. 1933a:205- 1003. Prophanurus sp. (Hym.)* 207. 1936a:410. L64. Box, 1930a:307-308. L 44, H383. 992. Prenes nero F. (Lep.) Hollo- way, 1933b:216-219. L 64. 1004. Prospaltella tristis Zehnt. Smyth, 1919a:143. L 64. Van (Hym.) Lopez, 1931a:227- Dine, 1913a:203. L 64,66. 273. L41. Wolcott, 1921a:38-39. 1922a: 1005. Protalebra braziliensis Baker 34. 1933a:205-207. 1936a:411. (Hom.) Wolcott, 1936a:89- L64. 90. L64. 47

1006. Proutisla moesta Westw. hashi, 1932a:41-48. L18. (Hom.) Holloway, 1936a:60- Van Dine, 1926a:6. 1932a:2. 61. L41. Pruthi, 1936a:141- L 59. Van Zwaluwenburg, 152. L12. 1937a:123-137. 1926a:669. Warner, 1937a: L 12. Sundararaman, 1928a: 6-7. L34. Wolcott, 1922a:34. 5-13. Uichanco, 1928a:l-16. 1933a:236-237. L 54. 1936a: L41. Woodworth, 1921a:31. 124-125. L64. L41. Pseudococcus boninsis Kuw. 1007. Pseudamblyteles Koebelei (Hom.) See Pseudococcus (Swezey)* Pemberton, calceolariae Mask. 1948a:181-200. H 663. 1011. Pseudococcus brevipes Ckll. 1008. Pseudaphycus sp. * (Hom.) Muntgomery, 1932a: Wolcott, 1934a:92-103. L 64, 55-57. L 36. Pemberton, H 1251. 1933a:14-19. L 39. Pickel, 1927a:184-185. L 45. Swezey, 1009. Pseudococcobius terryi Fulla- 1931a:945-947. L 39. Wil- way (Hym.)* Bynum, 1938a: liams, 1931a:110, 114-115. 27-29. L34, H1010. Hollo- L 39. Wolcott, 1936a:123. way, 1938a:125-126. L 33, L64. H1010. 1939a:258-263. L 39, 1012. Pseudococcus bromeliae H 388. Ingram, 1935a:3-4. 1938c:89-98. H1010. 1939a: (Bouche) (Hom.) Ballou, 89-98. L 35, 39. Pemberton, 1922a:74. L 54. 1933b:14-19. L 39, H1010. 1013. Pseudococcus calceolariae Swezey, 1928a:669-673. L 39, Mask. (Hom.) Alder, 1924a: H1010. 1931a:945-947. L39, 16-17. Ballou, 1914a:4. H1010. 1914d:198-220. L 54. 1915a: 1010. Pseudococcus boninsis Kuw. 121-147. L 54. Barber, 1910a: (Hom.) P 137, 602, 1009, 1269. 420-425. L 34. 1923a:l-16. Ballou, 1926a:31-47. L 59. L34. Barreto, 1920a:371-374. Bates, 1927a :446-448. L 35. L59. 1923b :20-23. L 59. Bod- Brandes, 1920a:131-138. kin, 1913a :31. L 46. Gowdey, da Costa, 1928a:l-27. L 45. 1923a:22. HoUoway, 1913a: Gowdey, 1923a:22. Gray, 416-417. L34. Muntgomery, 1930a:12-13. L 34. Hamble- 1932a :55-57. L 44. Smyth, ton, 1935a:105-120. L 39, 45. 1919a:149. L 46, 54, 64, 68. Holloway, 1926a:330-331. Urich, 1912a:391. 1915a:160. L34. 1930a:566-567. L 34. Wolcott, 1922a:34. 1932f:1107. 1936b:99-100. 1014. Pseudococcus citri Risso Ingram, 1937a:l-3. L34. (Hom.) P 1234. Bodkin, 1938c:89-98. L 34. 1939a:89- 1913a:32. L 46. 1915a:l-ll. 98. L34. 1943a:68-70. L34. L46. Lakon, 1934a:89-95. L 39. 1015. Pseudococcus sacchari Ckll. Loftin, 1931a:52-58. Munt- (Hom.) P 338, 784, 994. Bal- gomery, 1932a:55-57. L 36. lou, 1913b :202-203. L54. Pemberton, 1933a:14-19. 1914a:4, 42. 1926a:31-47. L 38. 1933b:14-19. Pickel, L 59. Barreto, 1920a:371-374. 1927a:184-185. L 45. Putte- L 59. 1923b:20-23. Bodkin, mans, 1926a :350-355. L45. 1913a:31. 1915a:l-ll. L 46. Scaramuzza, 1940a:106. L59. Bodenheimer, 1924a :83-84. Swezey, 1928a:669-673. L39. L2. Dick, 1942a:186. L10. 1931a:945-947. L 39. Taka- Gowdey, 1923a :22. Smyth, 48

1919a:149. L 57, 64, 68. Stahl, 1027. Pulvinaria i c e r y i Guer. 1921a:7-8. Urich, 1915a:160. (Hom.) P 89, 257, 310, 903. Van Dine, 1913a:201. 1926a: Dozier, 1926a:115-124. L 64. 6. 1932a:2. L 59,64. Wood- Holloway, 1929a:38. Moutia, worth, 1921a:31. L41. 1931a:4-6. L 8. Smyth, 1016. Pseudococcus saccharifolii 1919a:149-150. L 64. Van Green (Hom.) Isaac, 1933b: Dine, 1932a:l. L 59. Wil- 315-324. L12. liams, 1931a:118. L 39, Wol- Pseudococcus virgaia (Ckll.) cott, 1921a:35. 1933a:240. (Hom.) See Ferrisiana vir- L64. 1936a:128. L 64. gata (Ckll.) 1028. Pulvinaria sp. (Hom.) Bod- kin, 1913a:31. L 46. 1915a: 1018. Pseudococcus sp. (Hom.) 1-11. L46. P817. Fletcher, 1928a:56-67. L 12. Tate, 1938a:l-3. Wol- 1029. Pycnoscalus surinamensis (L.) cott, 1921a:37. 1922a:34. (Orth.) Williams, 1931a:53- 54. L39. 1019. Pseudoholophylla furfuracea 1030. aberrans Kirby Burm. (Col.) P 772. East- (Horm.) P 345. Chopra, erly, 1931a:543-588. L 36. 1928a:43-69. L 12. Fletcher, Jarvis, 1927e:l-94. L 36. 1932a:87-92. L 12. Hussian, Muntgomery, 1926b :283. 1931a:l-46. L 12. Isaac, L 36. 1926d:24-26. L 36. 1933b:315-324. L12. Max- 1927e:278-279. L 36. 1928a: well-Lefroy, 1909a :727. L 12. 115-116. L 36. 1930b:47-48. Pruthi, 1937a:123-137. L12. L36. 1931a:45-47. L 36. 1933a:67-70. L 36. Smith, 1031. Pyrilla perpusilla Wlk. 1936a:467. L 36. (Hom.) Chopra, 1928a :43-69. L 12. Fletcher, 1932a:87-92. 1020. Pseudogonatopus hospes L12. Husian, 1929a :55-79. Perk. (Hym.)* Williams, L 12. 1931a:l-46. L12. 1931a:126, 247. L 39, H 927. Pruthi, 1937a:123-137. L12. 1021. Pseudomyrma flavidula F. 1032. Pyrilla pusana Dist. (Hom.) Smith (Hym.) Wolcott, Fletcher, 1932a:87-92. L, 12. 1936a:541. L 64. Hussian, 1931a:l-46. L,12. 1022. Pseudosinella violenta (Fol- Isaac, 1933b:315-324. L12. som) (Coll.) Davis, 1936a: Pruthi, 1937a:123-137. L12. 421-429. L34. Quadri, 1943a:883-888. 1023. Psyllobora nana Muls. (Col.)* 1033. Pyrilla spp. (Hom.) P278, Van Dine, 1932a:l. L 59. 316, 417, 1201. Chopra, 1928a: H134. 43-69. L 12. Fletcher, 1928a: 56-67. L12. Francis, 1933a: 1024. Psylloneura williamsi Bnks. 510-514. L12. Hussian, (Coll.) Williams, 1931a:88. 1930a :53-63. L12. Muliyil, L39. 1942a:221-223. Pruthi, 1936a: 1025. Ptilodexia tibialis R. D. (Dip.) 141-152. L12. Wolcott, 1933a:114. L 54. 1034. Pyroderces rileyi (Walsm.) 1026. Ptyelus costalis Wlk. (Hom.) (Lep.) Williams, 1931a:158- Woodworth, 1921a:31. L41. 159. L39. Pullus apicflavus Motsch. 1035. bellamyi Zwal. (Col.) See Scymnus apic- (Col.)* Pemberton, 1937a: flavus Motsch. 20-27. L 39, H 103. 49

1036. Pyrophorus havanensis 1049. Rhabdocnemis obscura Boisd. (Cast.) (Col.) Scaramuzza, (Col.) P 81, 249, 761. Agee, 1940a:107. L 59. 1917a:6-25. L 39. 1919a:153- 1037. Pyrophorus luminosus Ill. 216. L39. 1927a:72-74. L 39. (Col.) Jepson, 1936b:l-66. BeU, 1936a:19-23. L 36. Scaramuzza, 1940a:107. L 59. Buzacott, 1928a:114. L 36. Wolcott, 1933a:115-116. L 8, 1937a: 143-152. Holloway, 54. 1927a:67-68. L 34. 1931b:209- 1038. Pyrophorus noctilucus Linn. 211. L 39. 1931c:302-304. L37, 39. 1932e:461-470. L 34. (Col.)* Van Dine, 1926a:ll. Ingram, 1935a :3-4. L 34. 1932a:2. L 59, H 388. Jarvis, 1927f:203-205. L 68. 1039. Pyrophorus sp. (Col.) Stahl, 1927h:556-558. L 36. 1930a: 1929a:9-14. L 59. 1929b:l-19. 42-46. L 36. 1931a:42-45. L59. L41. 1933a:62-66. L 36. Mc- 1040. Reduviolus capsiformis DougaU, 1931a:47-48. L 36. (Germ.) (Hem.) P 987. Wil- 1933a:66-67. L 36. Matsu- liams, 1931a :102. L 39. mura, 1930a:139-142. L18. 1041. Reduviolus innotatus White Muir, 1916a:l-103. L 39. (Hem.) Williams, 1931a:102. 1926a:12-23. L 39. 1927a:16- L39. 29. L 39. Muntgomery, J 042. Remigera disseverans Wlk. 1926a:213-215. L 36. 1937a: (Lep.) Gowdey, 1928a:20-21. 49-62. L 36. Pemberton, L 62. 1933f:18-22. L 39. 1937a:20- 1043. Remigera frugalis F. (Lep.) 27. L39. Swezey, 1928a:669- 673. L39. 1928b:15-17. L39. Jarvis, 1927e:l-94. L 36. 1930a:16-25. L 39. 1931c:23- Lopez, 1931a:227-273. L41. 30. L39. 1932a:19-32. L 39. 1044. Remigera punctularis Hbn. Vandenburg, 1927a:17-20. (Lep.) Dozier, 1926a:115-124. 1930a:23-31. L 38. 1931a:16- L64. Gowdey, 1927a:16-17. 17. L38. Windred, 1936a: L62. 1928a:20-21. L 62. Wil- 358-378. L 37. Williams, liams, 1929a:80-84. L60. 1931a:33, 209. L 36, 37, 39. 1045. Remigera repanda F. (Lep.) 1936a:17-25. L 39. P518. Bodkin, 1913a:30. 1050. Rhacodineura antiqua Meig. 1914a:171-177. L46. 1914b: (Dip.)* Williams, 1931a :76. 187. L46. 1915a:l-ll. L46. L39. Urich, 1915a:157. L 46,63. Van Dine, 1913a:202. 1051. Rhaconolus scirpophagae Remigera repanda F. (Lep.) Wilksn. (Dip.)* P 76. Pruthi, See Mocis repanda (F.) 1937a:123-137. L 12, H 388. 1046. Reticulitermes speratus 1052. Rhinoleucophenga o b e s a Kolbe. (Isop.) Yanagihara, (Lw.)* de Costa, 1935a:l-4. 1936a:341-424. L 18. L 45. H 10. 1047. Rhabdocnemis lineaticollis 1053. Rhizotrogus gravis Ar. (Col.) Heller. (Col.) P 249. Hollo- Arrow, 1919a:21-29. L 8. way, 1931c:302-304. L 41. 1054. Rhizotrogus pallens Ar. (Col.) Uichanco, 1928a:l-16. L 41. Emmerez, 1929c :6-8. L 8. 1048. Rhabdocnemis maculatus 1055. Rhizotrogus rufus Ar. (Col.) Gyll. (Col.) Mori, 1937a: Arrow, 1919a:21-29. L 8. 1217-1218. Yohena, 1937a: 1056. Rhopaea aubnitida Ar. (Col.) 42-43. Arrow, 1915a:319-321. L 37. 50

1057. Rhopaea vestita Ar. (Col.) 1067. Ripersia sp. (Hom.) Bodkin, Arrow, 1915a:319-321. L 37. 1915a:l-ll. L 46. Ballou, 1058. Rhopaea vitiensis Fairm. 1926a:31-47. L 59. Calvino, (Col.) Arrow, 1915a:319-321. 1924a:354-355. L 59. Jarvis, L37. 1928c:122-123. L 36. Van Rhopalosiphum sacchari Dine, 1926a:ll. Zehnt. (Horn.) See Aphis 1068. Riptorius fuscus Fab. (Hem.) sacchari Zehnt. Woodworth, 1921a:3. L 41. 1059. Rhyncogonus extraneus Perk. 1069. Rogas laphygma Vier (Hym.) (Col.) Swezey, 1927c :407- Bianchi, 1944a:203-212. 409. L, 39. 1070. Saccharophagos mochisa 1060. Rhyncogonus vestitus Sharp Schaus. (Lep.) Holloway, (Col.) Williams, 1931a:209. 1930d:829-831. L 33. 1931d: L39. 445-448. Van Zwalu wen- 1061. Rhyncophorus palmarum burg, 1926a:668-669. L 33. Linn. (Col.) Ballou, 1914a: 1071. Saccharosydne saccharivora 42. Bodkin, 1913a:31. L 46. Westw. (Hom.) P 75,534, 1915a:l-ll. L46. Holloway, 1148. Ballou, 1906a:53-60. 1931c:302-304. L 46, 68. L54. 1911a:85-86. L 54. Ed- Urich, 1912a:389. 1915a:159. wards, 1936a :76-80. L 62. L 68. Wolcott, 1913a:454. Gowdey, 1923a:21-22. In- L54. gram, 1937a:l-3. L 34, 54. 1062. Rhyperida limbatipennis Jac. 1938c:89-98. L 34. 1939a:89- (Col.) Jarvis, 1927e:l-94. 98. L34. 1943a:68-70. L 34. L36. Urich, 1912a :390. Wadley, 1063. speculum Wlk. 1937a:103-114. L 64. Wolcott, (Hom.) Shraff, 1920a :354. 1921a:14-17. 1922a:33. 1933a: L15. Woodworth, 1921a:31. 224-228. 1936a:107-108. L 64. L41. 1072. Salina wolcotti Folsom (Coll.) 1064. Ricania taeniata Stal. (Horn.) Wolcott, 1933a:241. L 54. Clausen, 1931a:46,53-55. 1936a:21. L 64. L20. 1073. Sanctanus fasciatus Osb. 1065. Ripersia radicicola Morr. (Hom.) Wolcott, 1936a:83. (Hom.) P 796, 838, 1170. Bar- L64. reta, 1931a:132-134. Bennett, 1928a:l-410. L 59. Scara- 1074. Sarcophaga calcifera Boettch. muzza, 1940a:106. L 59. (Dip.)* Bell, 1936a:19-23. Stahl, 1927a:392-399. L 59. L36, H680. 1929a:4. L 59. 1929b:l-19. 1075. Sarcophaga diatraeae Breih. L59. Van Dine, 1932a:3. (Dip.)* Box, 1928a:l-3. L 44, L59. Williams, 1931a:117. H388. 1928b:53-61. L 44. L 59. Wolcott, 1933a:158-159. Brethes, 1927a:205-207. L 44. L54. H388. Van Dine, 1929a:258. 1066. Ripersia sacchari Green H388. (Hom.) Green, 1903a :37-38. 1076. Sarcophaga helicis Towns. L 12. Maxwell - Lefroy, (Dip.)* Plank, 1929b:621- 1909a :756. L12. Rama- 640. L59, H388. Van Dine, krishna Ayyar, 1933a:421- 1929a :252. H388. 430. L12. Shraff, 1920a:354. 1077. Sarcophaga pedata Aldr. L15. Stebbing, 1903a:88-89. (Dip.)* Plank, 1929b :621- L12. 630, L59, H388. 51 1078. Sarcophaga rap ax Wlk. 1087. Scelio serdangensis Thnb. (Dip.)* Ingram, 1932a :844- (Hym.)* Pemberton, 1933d: 849. L34, H489. 7-9. L 26, 39, H 889. 1079. Sarcophaga robusta Ald. 1088. Schaphoideus fasciatus Osb. (Dip.)* Box, 1925b:291-356. (Horn.) Wolcott, 1921a:31. L 64, H 967. 1089. Schistocerca americana Drury 1080. Sarcophaga sternodonlis Twn. (Orth.) Wolcott, 1936a :37. (Dip.)* Box, 1926a :49-52. L64. L59, H388. 1928e:l-6. L 64, 1090. Schistocerca columbina H388. Plank, 1929b:621-640. Thunb. (Orth.) Gowdey, L 59, H 388. Van Dine, 1929a: 1923a:23. L 62. Holloway, 253-264. 1933b:216-219. L 62, 64. 1081. Sarcophaga surrubea Wulp. Smyth, 1919a: 136. L 64. (Dip.)* Plank, 1929b:621-630. Wolcott, 1936a:37. L64. L59, H388. 1091. Schistocerca gregaria Forsk. Sargus sp. (Dip.)* See Geo- (Orth.) Blunt, 1931a:l-45. sargus sp. L 1. Burt, 1930a :417-425. Scaphoideus fasciatus (Osb.) Vrijdagh, 1932a:147-165. L 1. (Hom.) See Sanctanus fas- 1092. Schistocerca pallens Thunb. ciatus (Osb.) (Orth.) Bodkin, 1913a :32. 1082. Scapteriscus didaclylus Latr. L46. 1915a:l-ll. L 46. Brun- (Orth.) Ballou, 1915b:282. er, 1928a:27-32. L 59. Hollo- L64. Coolc, 1907a:l-16. L 59. way, 1933b:216-219. L 46. Crossman, 1915a:l-5. Fred- Smyth, 1919a:136. L 64. Van holm, 1911a:153-163. Urich, Dine, 1932a:2. L 59. Wolcott, 1915a:161. L68. Van Dine, 1921a:12. L 62, 64. 1922a:33. 1913a:199. 1926c:ll. L 64. 1936a:37. Worsham, 1912a:251-263. 1093. Schistocerca paranensis 1083. Scapteriscus vicinus Scudder (Burm.) (Orth.) Ballou, (Orth.) P 942. Holloway, 1919a:346-347. L 46. Hollo- 1931d :445-448. L 24, 34, 43. way, 1933b:216-219. L 53, 68. Leonard, 1931a:110-123. L 64. 1094. Schistocerca praesignata Madden, 1937a:115-119. L 64. Rehn. (Orth.) Urich, 1915a: Smyth, 1919a:137. L64. Van 160. L68. Dine, 1932a:3. L59. Wolcott, 1921a:ll-12. L 64. 1933a:193. 1095. Schizobremia malabarensis L54. 1936a:39-41. L64. Felt. (Dip.)* Williams, Scapteriscus vicinus Scud. 1931a:274. L 12, H 1017. (Orth.) See Scyllina gre- 1096. Schoenobius bipunctifer Wlk. garia (Sauss.) (Lep.) Ghosh, 1927a:12-13. 1084. Scaptocoris t a 1 p a Champ. L12. MiUer, 1930a :334-340. (Heb.) Bianchi, 1935b:191- L 26. Narayannan, 1933a: 197. 459-464. L12. Woodworth, 1921a:30. L41. 1085. Scelio oxyae Gir. (Hym.)* 1097. Scirpophaga auriflua Zell. Williams, 1931a:250. L12, (Lep.) Barrett, 1911a:70-74. H889. L41. Clausen, 1931a:44, 53- 1086. Scelio pembertoni Timb. 55. L20. Hazelhoff, 1928a: (Hym.)* Pemberton, 1933d: 1-15. L28. Holloway, 1930d: 7-9. L26,39, H889. 1933f: 829-831. L 18, 28, 41. Steb- 18-22. L 39, H 889. bing, 1903a:70. L 12,15,16. 52 1098. Scirpophaga excerplalis Wlk. 1920a:354. L 15. Subraman- (Lep.) P 436. Stebbing, ian, 1935a:23-27. L 12. 1903a:71. L 12. 1104. Scolia formosa Guer. (Hym.)* 1099. Scirpophaga inlacla Snell. Jarvis, 1931b:6-9. L 36, H (Lep.) P 475, 940,1147. Bar- 680. rett, 1911a:70-74. L41. Hart, 1105. Scolia manilae Ashm. (Hym.)* 1932a:915-932. L 28. 1932b: Holloway, 1931d:445-448. 48-51. L28. 1932c:527-587. H967. Jepson, 1934a :79-84. L28. 1932d:525-540. L 28. L8, H971. Lopez, 1931c: 1933a:681-692. L 28. 1933b: 145-172. L41, H967. Pem- 47-71. L28. 1933c:233-271. berton, 1933f :18-22. L 39, L28. 1933d:301-304. L 28. H 102. 1934a:l. L 39. Swezey, 1933e:731-801. L 28. 1936a: 1932a:19-32. L 39, H102. 415-423. L 29. Hazelhoff, 1928a:669-673. H 102. 1931b: 1928b:l-20. L 28. 1929a:l-ll. 680-681. L39, H 102. 1931c: L28. 1929c:l-19. L 28. 1929d: 23-30. L 39, H 102. Williams, 230-239. L 27. 1929e:l-8. L 28. 1931a:192-195; 241-242. L 39, 1929g:96-lll. L 28. 1930a: H102. 1936a: 17-25. L 39, 89-92. 1930b:l-52. L 28. H102. 1930c:113-134. L 28. 1930d: 1106. Scolia scutellaris Gribodo 457-473. L28. 1930e:629-648. L28. 1931a:361-363. L 28. (Hym.)* Lopez, 1931c:145- 1933e:l-8. L 28. Konings- 172. L41, H967. berger, 1932a:465-473. L 28. 1107. Scolothrips sex - maculatus Lopez, 1931a:227-273. L 41. (Perg) (Thysan.) Williams, 193lc:145-172. L 41. van 1931a:94. L 39. Dillewijn, 1932a:l-9. L 28. 1108. Scoiinophara s colli Horv. 1933a:l-21. (Hem.) Clausen, 1931a :45, 1100. Scirpophaga monosiigma Zell. 53-55. L20. (Lep.) Maxwell - Lefroy, 1109. Sculigerella immaculala New- 1909a:511. L 12. port (Chilop.) Holloway, 1101. Scirpophaga nivella F. (Lep.) 1932b:64-66. Fletcher, 1930a:67-77. L 12. 1110. Scyllina gregarius Saus. 1932a:87-92. L12. Husian, (Orth.) Wolcott, 1936a:36. 1929a:55-79. L12. Isaac, L64. 1933b:315-324. L12. 1936a: 1111. Scymnus apiciflavus Moisch. 168-174. Ishida, 1927a:78-79. (Col.)* Swezey, 1931a:945- L18,28, Leefmans, 1931a: 947. L39, H1251. 1-100. L 28. Moritsugu, 1931a:l-56. L18. Pruthi, 1112. Scymnus p h a 1 e u s Muls. 1936a:141-152. L12. 1937a: (Col.)* Wolcott, 1936a:227. 123-137. L12. Rahman, L 64, H 1130. 1942a :77-85. Subramaniam, 1113. Scymnus roseicollis Muls. 1933a:36-41. L12. 1934a:67- (Col.)* Van Dine, 1932a:l. 72. L12. Takano, 1934a:434- L 59, H 1130. 466. L18. 1114. Scymnus sp. (Col.) Ishida, 1102. Scirpophaga xanthogastrella 1927a:78-79. Lopez, 1931a: Wlk. (Lep.) Husian, 1926a: 227-273. L41. 70-82. L 12. 1115. Scyphophorus acupunctalus 1103. Scirpophaga sp. (Lep.) Chop­ Gyll. (Col.) Swezey, 1927b: ra, 1928a :43-69. L 12. Shraflf, 403-404. L39. 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 AUTHOR LIST 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81

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