A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ALBERTA ENTOMOLOGY 1883 to 1977

All:Dra AGRICUL lURE A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ALBERTA ENTOMOLOGY

1883 to 1977

Dr. A. M. Harper Research Scientist Agriculture Canada Research Station Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada

Issued July, 1979 INTRODUCTION

CanadianAlberta EnvironmentWildlifeForest ServoRalstonEdmontonBrooksServo This' bibliography contains references to AA NotSuffieldAlbertaUniversityAgricultureAlbertaassociatedAgriculturePublicExp.AgricultureofCanadaSta.,AlbertaCalgarywithHealthEdmontonCalgaryBeaverlodgeLethbridgeany professionalor Edmontoninstitution in Alberta the scienti,fic, technical,ACLUCACBAECWSCFAPHIAABand miscellaneousDep. National DefenceSESUA papers on entomology published by entomologists while working in Alberta. Work done by ento• mologists before coming to Alberta or after leaving Alberta is not included unless the publication is mainly related to work done in the province. Research by Alberta entomologists while on sabbatical leave or when working temporarily out of the province is included.

Theses published at the Universities of Alberta and Calgary, and those published at other universities by scientists on leave from positions in Alberta are contained in this bibliography. References to book reviews, editorials, and papers in newsletters, such as the Apiculture Newsletter, Crop Protection Newsletter, or the Lethbridge Research Station Weekly Letter, have been omitted. References to the abstracts of papers given at the annual meeting of the Entomological Society of Alberta Following the bibliography is a co-author are not included as a bibliography of these index (page 84) and an index with subject and common will be published in the Proceedings of that and scientific names (page 89). Society. I am indebted to Dr. H. R. Wong who gave As data in the Pesticide Research Reports considerable help with the forest entomology published by the Canada Committee on Pesticide references; R. M. Smith who sent a prepublication Use in Agriculture (CCPUA) are used by the copy of his "Bibliography of Forest Entomology pesticide industry, government agencies, and Research, 1927-77, Canadian Forest Service, researchers to further the development and Prairie Region"; Drs. G. E. Ball and G. Pritchard registration of insecticides, these reports who forwarded much information on entomology at have been included in the bibliography. Dr. N. the Universities of Edmonton and Calgary, T., Bostol1ian, Secretary, CCPUA, has indicated respectively; Dr. C. D. Bird who helped with early that the following statement published in the references on butterflies; and J. B. Gurba who preface of each issue of Pesticide Research provided information on entomological papers by Reports should be noted: provincial agricultural employees. The help of the following Agriculture Canada Research Station "The information in this report is not personnel is gratefully acknowledged: J. P. Miska • .for puulll.aLlOli U.l. .l.clca:lC wlUlvu~ ~lit; Librarian, G. C. R. Croome, Editor, E. J. Balfour, express permission of the author(s). The Typist, and T. P. Story, proofreading. The report is not for release to the press or clerical assistance of M. Miska and the indexing other public news and information media." assistance of L. A. Jacobson, Alberta Agriculture, were greatly appreciated. I am also grateful to In the bibliography, in addition to refer• the many people who provided references, replied ences to , there are references to to letters, answered questions, and provided ticks, spiders, mites, nematodes, millipedes, background information for this bibliography. centipedes, and earthworms, as entomologists are someFi-l)1esexpected to study or make recom• Considerable effort has been made to mendatibhs'bn the control of these related locate all references but some have undoubtedly groups. been missed. I would appreciate having any errors or omissions drawn to my attention. The entries are arranged alphabetically by author(s), year, title, and source, and are This project was sponsored by Agriculture numbered consecutively. Each entry is followed Canada and Alberta Agriculture through its by a code to indicate the author's location, Research Trust and Plant Industry Division. which is as follows:

A. M. Harper, B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D. April 1979 1. Abdelnur, a.M. 1966. The biology of 16. Alberta Agriculture. 1976. Chemical some black (Diptera: Simuliidae) control of cattle pests. A1ta. Agric., of Alberta. Ph.D. thesis, Univ. Alta., Agdex 651, 4 p. (Also Pub. 157, 1962• Edmonton, Alta. [UA] 1965.) [AA]

2. Abdelnur, a.M. 1968. The biology of 17. Alberta Agriculture. 1976. Control of some black flies (Diptera: Simuliidae) garden pests. Alta. Agric., Agdex 625, of Alberta. Quaest. Entomol. 4:92-111. 4 p. (Also Circ. 42, 1941; Pub. 130, [UA] 1958, 1961, 1964, 1965; Pub. 625, 1968, 1970, 1973.) [M] 3. Addison, J.A. 1975. Ecology of Collem• bola at a high arctic site, Devon Island, 18. Alberta Agriculture. 1976. Control of N.W.T. Ph.D. thesis, Univ. Calgary, grasshoppers in Alberta. Alta. Agric., Calgary, Alta. [UC] Agdex 622-4, 3 p. (Also Pub. 145, 1961, 1964, 1965, Pub. 622-4-1.) [M] 4. Adisoemarto, S. 1965. The and distribution of the Asilidae (Diptera) of 19. Alberta Agriculture. 1976. Control of Alberta. M.Sc. thesis, Univ. Alta., houseflies in Alberta. Alta. Agric., Edmonton, Alta. [UA] Agdex 672-1, 4 p. [AA]

5. Adisoemarto, S. 1967. The Asilidae 20. Alberta Agriculture. 1976. con• (Diptera) of Alberta. Quaest. Entomol. trol in commercial vegetable crops. 3:3-90. [UA] Alta. Agric., Agdex 250/625-1, 5 p. [M]

6. Alberta Agriculture. 1941. Grain mites. 21. Alberta Agriculture. 1976. Preparing Circ. 41. [M] pollen supplement. Alta. Agric. Agdex 626-16, 1. p. [M] 7. Alberta Agriculture. 1954. Houseflies and their control. Pub. 14 (prepared by 22. Alberta Agriculture. 1976. pyrethrin W. Lobay and A. M. Wilson). [M] insecticides. Alta. Agric., Agdex 606-5, 2 p. [M] 8. Alberta Agriculture. 1956. Control of houseflies and mosquitoes. [No number]. 23. Alberta Agriculture. 1976. Recommenda• [M] tions for preventative drug treatment in package bees. Alta. Agric., Agdex 616-10, 9. Alberta Agriculture. 1956. Warble 1 p. [M] control. Pub. 98. (Also Circ. 3, 1939; Circ. 14, 1940.) [M] 24. Alberta Agriculture. 1977. Control of field crop insects. Alta. Agric., Agdex 10. Alberta Agriculture. 1965. Control of 100/622, 4 p. (Also Pub. 622, 1969-1974; insects on ornamental trees, shrubs, and Pub. 632, 1966-1968, 1975-1976.) [M] shelterbelts. Pub. 627. [M] 25. Alberta Agriculture. 1977. Fungicides 11. Alberta Agriculture. 1966. Chemical and fungicide/insecticide combinations control of field crop insects. Pub. available to home owners. Alta. Agric., 632. (Also Pub. 139, 1960-1965.) [M] Agdex 606-6, 2 p. [M]

12. Alberta Agriculture. 1967. Recommended 26. Alberta Agriculture. 1977. Seed treat• abatement procedures for Alberta ment of cereal and oilseed crops. Alta. municipalities, parks, camps, and resorts. Agric., Agdex 100/632, 2 p. [AA] (Prepared by Alberta Mosquito Control Committee.) Pub. 673-2. [M] 27. Alberta Agriculture. 1977. Why bees need pollen. Alta. Agric., Agdex 616-18, 13. Alberta Agriculture. 1968. Control of 5 p. [AA] livestock insects. Pub. 651. (Also Pub. 157, 1962-1965.) [M] 28. Alberta Environment. 1974. Mosquito control guide. Alta. Agric., Agdex 14. Alberta Agriculture. 1972. A guide for 673-2. (Also Alta. Agric. Agdex 673-2, the control of mosquitoes in Alberta 1973-1974.) (Prepared by Alberta Mosquito municipalities, parks, camps, and resorts. Control Committee.) [AE] (Prepared by Alberta Mosquito Control Committee.) Pub. 673-2. (Also 1969, 29. Alberta Environment Conservation 1970.) [M] Authority. 1974. Public hearings into the use of pesticides and herbicides in 15. Alberta Agriculture. 1972. Grass- Alberta. Terms of reference. Inf. hopper control in Alberta. Pub. 622-4-1. Bull. 1, 9 p. [AE] (Also Pub. 145, 1961, 1964, 1965; Pub. 622-4-1, 1967.) [M] 3

30. Alberta Environment Conservation public hearings into the use of pesti• Authority. 1974. Public hearings cides and herbicides in Alberta. Oct. into the use of pesticides and herbi• 1974-Apr. 1975. Vol. VI, Supplementary cides in Alberta. A prospectus. Inf. hearings at Edmonton, Feb. 25-Apr. 17, Bull. 2. 18 p. [AE] 1975. [AE]

31. Alberta Environment Conservation 40. Alberta Environment Conservation Authority. 1974. Public hearings Authority. 1975. Proceedings of the into the use of pesticides and herbi• public hearings into the use of pesti• cides in Alberta. Biocide use in cides and herbicides in Alberta. Oct. Alberta. Part 1: Introduction and 1974-Apr. 1975. Vol. VII, Index of sub• registration procedures. Inf. Bull. missions. [AE] 3, 64 p. [AE] 41. Alberta Environment Conservation 32. Alberta Environment Conservation Authority. 1976. The use of pesti• Authority. 1974. Public hearings cides and herbicides in Alberta. Report into the use of pesticides and herbi• and recommendations. 208 p. [AE] cides in Alberta. Biocide use in Alberta. Part IV: The use of insecti• 42. Alberta Public Health. 1945. Louse cides in Alberta. Inf. Bull. 6, 43 p. control. E.D. 4. [APH] [AE] 43. Alberta Public Health. 1950. Cockroach 33. Alberta Environment Conservation control. E.D. 12. [APH] Authority. 1974. Public hearings into the use of pesticides and herbi• 44. Alberta Public Health. 1963. Control cides in Alberta. The effects of pesti• of bedbugs in the home. [No number]. [APH] cide use on productivity and health in Alberta. Inf. Bull. 8, 86 p. [AE] 45. Albright, W.D. 1925. Beekeeping in the Peace River Region. Am. Bee J. 65:218• 34. Alberta Environment Conservation 220. [ACB] Authority. 1975. Proceedings of the public hearings into the use of pesti• 46. Albright, W.D. 1927. Beginning with bees cides and herbicides in Alberta. Oct. in the Peace River Valley. Am. Bee J. 1974-Apr. 1975. Vol. I, Edmonton, Leth• 67:578. [ACB] bridge, Medicine Hat. [AE]

47. Alexander, C.P. 1927. Records and descrip• 35. Alberta Environment Conservation tions of crane-flies from Alberta (Tipulidae: Authority. 1975. Proceedings of the Diptera). Can. Entomol. 58:214-225. [I] public hearings into the use of pesti• cides and herbicides in Alberta. Oct. 48. Allen, W.R. and Brown, A.W.A. 1947. 1974-Apr. 1975. Vol. II, Calgary, Drum• Laboratory assessment of various insecti• heller, Three Hills. [AE] cides in dust formulation for control of sheep ked. Suffield Exp. Sta., Tech. 36. Alberta Environment Conservation Minute 119. [SES] Authority. 1975. Proceedings of the public hearings into the use of pesti• 49. Allen, W.R., Chopra, N.M., Harper, A.M., cides and herbicides in Alberta. Oct. and Lilly, C.E. 1962. Effect of hepta• 1974-Apr. 1975. Vol. III, Red Deer, chlor formulation and placement on the Stettler, Camrose, Wainwright. [AE] loss of toxicant from Alberta and Manitoba soils. P. 58-60 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Nat. 37. Alberta Environment Conservation Comm. Pestic. Use~gric., Ottawa. [ACL] Authority. 1975. Proceedings of the public hearings into the use of pesti• 50. Allen, W.R., Harper, A.M., and Lilly, cides and herbicides in Alberta. Oct. C.E. 1962. Effect of heptachlor formula• 1974-Apr. 1975. Vol. IV, Vermilion, tion and placement on the control of the Westlock, Peace River, Grande Prairie. sugar-beet root maggot and residues in [AE] sugar beets. P. 57-58 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Nat. Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] 38. Alberta Environment Conservation Authority. 1975. Proceedings of the 51. Alsager, D.E. and Switzer, A.S. 1975. public hearings into the use of pesti• Evaluation of chlorpyrifos applied to cides and herbicides in Alberta. Oct. grazing land for control of grasshoppers. 1974-Apr. 1975. Vol. V, Supplementary P. 209 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. hearings at Edmonton and Brooks, Jan. 21• Pestic.Use Agric., Ottawa. [I] Feb. 18, 1975. [AE] 52. Anderson, A.E. and Grant, J. 1948. Bark 39. Alberta Environment Conservation . Can. Dep. Agric., Bi-mon. Prog. Authority. 1975. Proceedings of the Rep. 4(5):3. [CF] 53. Anderson, A.E. and Grant, J. 1948. The 66. Ball, G.E. 1956. A revision of the larch sawfly. Can. Dep. Agric., Bi-mon. North American species of the genus Prog. Rep. 4(5):3. [CF] Helluomorphoides Ball 1951. Proc. Entomol. Soc. Wash. 58(2):67-91. [UA] 54. Anderson, J.R. and Shemanchuk, J.A. 1975. Maintenance and transportation of 67. Ball, G.E. 1956. Notes on the genus black fly (Diptera: Simuliidae) larvae Zacotus Le Conte, 1860, and on the in non~agitated water. Proc. 43rd Annu. classification of the Tribe Conf., Calif. Mosq. Cont. Assoc. 43:120• (Broscidae Sensu Jeannel, 1941) (Cole• 122. [ACL] optera, Carabidae). Caleapt. Bull. 10:33-52. [UA] 55. Andrews, J.E., Pittman, U.J., Horricks, J.S., Holmes, N.D., Anderson, D.T., 68. Ball, G.E. 1959. A taxonomic study of and Smith, A.D. 1959. Insect pests the N. American Licinini with notes on and their control. In Winter Wheat Pro• the old World species of the genus Diplo• duction in Western Canada. Can. Dep. cheila Brulle (Coleoptera). Mem. Am. Agric. Pub. 1056. P. 9-10. [ACL] Entomo!. Soc. 16. 258 p. [UA]

56. Anon. 1934. Daily nectar flow at the 69. Ball, G.E. 1959. Taxonomic and biogeo• Experimental Station, Lethbridge, Alberta. graphical studies of carabid beetles. Can. Bee J. 42:146-147. [ACL] Year Book, Philos. Soc. P. 226-229. [VA]

57. Anon. 1971. Pesticides and the environ• 70. Ball, G.E. 1959. The giant water bug. ment. Environ. Can., Can. For. Serv., Univ. Alta., Insect Inf. Leafl. 393. Edmonton, Alta. For. Rep. 1(4). [CF] 2 p. [UA]

58. Anon. 1971. Special report--forest 71. Ball, G.E. 1959. Tips on making an insects and diseases. Environ. Can., insect collection. Univ. Alta., Insect Can. For. Serv., Edmonton, Alta. For. Inf. Leaf!. 222. 4 p. [UA] Rep. 1(3). [CF] 72. Ball, G.E. 1960. A review of the taxonomy 59. Anon. 1973. Forest insects and diseases. of the genus Euryderus Le Conte, 1848. Environ. Can., Can. For. Serv., Edmonton, With notes on the N. American Dapti of Alta. For. Rep. 3(2). [CF] authors (Carabidae: Harpalini). Coleopt. Bull. 14:44-64. [UA] 60. Atkinson, T.G., Harper, A.M., and Smith, A.D. 1971. Cover crop colors. Agric. 73. Ball, G.E. 1960. Carabidae (Latreille, Can., Canadex 110.633. [ACL] 1810); the ground beetles. Fascicle 4:2. Arnett: The beetles of the United States. 61. Atkinson, T.G. and Larson, R.I. 1975. 58:55-182. [UA] Virus-vector considerations in utilizing sources of resistance to wheat streak 74. Ball, G.E. 1963. Descriptions of eleven mosaic. Can. Phytopath. Soc. 42:26. new species of the subgenus Cryo• (Abstr.) [ACL] bius (pterostichus, Col. Carabidae) from Alaska and northwestern Canada. Opusc. 62. Atwal, A.S. 1960. Influence of temper• Entomol. 28:1-26. [UA] ature and duration of conditioning, and age of Anagasta (Ephestia) kUhniella 75. Ball, G.E. 1963. The distribution of (Zell.) (: Pyralidae) on the species of the subgenus Cryobius acclimation to sub-zero temperature. (Coleoptera, Carabidae, Pterostichus): Can. J. Zool. 38:131-141. [ACL] with special reference to the Bering Land Bridge and Pleistocene refugia. 10th 63. Atwal, A.S. 1960. Influence of temper• Pac. Sci. Congr., Honolulu, 1961. ature, duration of conditioning on oxygen P. 133-151. [VA] consumption and specific gravity of haemolymph of Anagasta (Ephestia) kUhniella 76. Ball, G.E. 1964. Relationships of (Zell.) (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae). Can. certain populations of ground beetles in J. Zool. 38:143-148. [ACL] southern Arizona. Year Book, Am. Philos. Soc. P. 253-255. [VA] 64. Awram, W.J. 1966. The effects of crowd• ing and mechanical stimulation on wing 77. Ball, G.E. 1965. The genus Scaphinotus morphogenesis in Myzus persicae Sulz. (Coleoptera: Carabidae) and the Pleistocene (Aphididae: Homoptera). M.Sc. thesis, Epoch in southwestern United States. Univ. Alta., Edmonton, Alta. [UA] Proc. 12th Int. Congr. Entomol., London, 1964. P. 460-461. [VA] 65. Awram, W.J. 1968. Effects of crowding on wing morphogenesis in Myzus persicae 78. Ball, G.E. 1965. Two new subgenera of Sulz. (Aphididae: Homoptera). Quaest. Pterostichus Bonelli from-western Vni~-···---• Entomol. 4:3-29. [VA] States, with notes on characteristics and 5

relationships of the subgenera Paraferonia I 91. Ball, G.E. 1976. Notes about the species Casey and Feronina Casey (Coleoptera: and relationships of Hartonymus Casey Carabidae). Coleopt. Bull. 19:104-112. [UA] (Coleoptera: Carabidae: Harpalini). Proc. Entomol. Soc. Wash. 78: 417 -430. [UA] 79. Ball, G.E. 1966. A revision of the North American species of the subgenus Cryobius 92. Ball, G.E. and Anderson, J.N. 1962. The Choudoir (pterostichus, Carabidae, Cole• taxonomy and speciation of Pseudophonus. optera). Opusc. Entomol. 28:1-166. [UA] Catholic Univ. Amer. Press, Washington, D.C. 99 p. [UA] 80. Ball, G.E. 1966. Bembidion (Amerizus) oblongulum Mannerheim in New Mexico 93. Ball, G.E. and Erwin, T.L. 1969. A (Coleoptera: Carabidae) with notes on taxonomic synopsis of the Tribe Loricerini transcontinental dispersal in Pleistocene (Coleoptera: Carabidae). Can. J. Zool. time. Coleopt. Bull. 20:30-32. [UA] 47:877-907. [UA]

81. Ball, G.E. 1966. The Chinese species 94. Ball, G.E. and Erwin, T.L. 1972. Classi• Diplocheila minima Jedlitka: a re• fication of the ovipennis and trifaria description and observations on its groups of Nebria Latreille (Coleoptera: relationships (Col: Carabidae). Entomol. Carabidae: Nebriini). Proc. BioI. Soc. News 77:19-25. [VA] Wash. 85:77-108. [VA]

82. Ball, G.E. 1966. The taxonomy of the 95. Ball, G.E. and Negre, J. 1972. The tax• subgenus Scaphinotus Dejean with particular onomy of the Nearctic species of the genus reference to the subspecies of Scaphinotus CaZathus Bonelli (Coleoptera: Carabidae: petersi Roeschke (Coleoptera: Carabidae: Agonini). Trans. Am. Entomol. Soc. 98: Cychrini). Trans. Am. Entomol. Soc. 92: 412-533. [UA] 687-722. [UA] 96. Ball, G.E. and Whitehead, D.R. 1967. 83. Ball, G.E. 1967. Arctic biology--A Localities for collecting in Mexico. review. Ecology 48: 323-325. [UA] Coleopt. Bull. 21:122-138. [UA]

84. Ball, G.E. 1968. Barriers and southward 97. Baranyay, J.A. and Stevenson, R.E. 1965. dispersal of the holarctic boreomontane Alberta-Northwest Territories-Yukon Region. element of the family Carabidae in the P. 81-85, 90-91 in Annu. Rep. For. Insect mountains of Mexico. An. Esc. Nac. Dis. Surv. Can.l)ep. For. [CF] Cienc. BioI. Mex. 17:91-112. [VA] 98. Barker, P.S., Kurtz, D., and Nelson, D.L. 85. Ball, G.E. 1970. The species of the 1977. Knockdown and recovery times for Mexican genus Aztecarpalus. New genus honey bees treated with various fumigants (Coleoptera: Carabidae: Harpalini). during short exposure periods. P. 408-410 in Coleopt. Bull. 24:97-123. [UA] Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. Vse Agric., Ottawa. [ACB] 86. Ball. G.E. 1972. Classification of the species of the Harpalus subgenus Glanodes 99. Barron, J.R. 1965. Recognition of pests Casey (Harpalus: Carabidae: Coleoptera). of trees and bushes. Univ. Alta., Insect Coleopt. Bull. 26: 179-204. [UA] Inf. Leafl. 840. 4 p. [UA]

87. Ball, G.E. 1973. A new name for Harpalus 100. Barron, J.R. 1965. Some insects and re• (Glanodes) puncticeps (Casey) (Coleoptera: lated pests of house plants. Univ. Carabidae). Coleopt. Bull. 27:72-73. [UA] Alta., Insect Inf. Leafl. 836. 4 p. [UA]

88. Ball, G.E. 1975. Pericaline: Notes on 101. Barron, J.R. 1966. Booklice or psocids. classification, a synopsis of the new Vniv. Alta., Inf. Leaf!. 360. 2 p. [VA] world genera, and a revision of the genus Phloeoxena Chaudoir (Coleoptera: Carabidae). 102. Barron, J.R. 1966. Cockroaches. Vniv. Quaest. Entomol. 11:143-242. [VA] Alta., Insect Inf. Leaf!. 332. 4 p. [VA]

89. Ball, G.E. 1975. Phloeoxena newtoni new 103. Barron, J.R. 1969. A revision of Trogo• species, and notes on P. nigricollis Ball sitidae of America north of Mexico (Cole• and P. geniculata Chaudoir from Mexico optera: Cleroidea). Ph.D. thesis, Univ. (Coleoptera: Carabidae: ). Entomol. Alta., Edmonton, Alta. [UA] News 86:151-156. [UA] 104. Bean, T.E. 1890. The butterflies of 90. Ball, G.E. 1976. Aztecarpalus Ball: Laggan, N.W.T.: account of certain species new species from Oaxaca, Mexico, reclassi• ingabiting the Rocky Mountains in latitude fication and a reconstructed phylogeny of 51 25'. Can. Entomol. 22:94-99. [I] the Hebescens Group (Coleoptera: Carabidae: Harpalini). Coleopt. Bull. 30:61-72. [VA] 6 119. 105. Bean, I.E. 1890. The butterflies of Bird, C.D. 1973. Summer butterflies in Laggan, N.W.1.: account of c.ertain sp.ecies the city of Calgary. Calgary Field Nat. inhabiting the Rocky Mountains in latitude 5:8-9. [UC] 51025', Can. Entomol. 22:126-132. [I] 120. Bird, C.D. 1974. A calendar of the 106. Bean, I.E. 1893. The butterflies of butterflies and skippers of Calgary. Laggan, N.W.T.: account of certain species Calgary Field Nat. 5:275-277. [UC] ingabiting the Rocky Mountains in latitude 51 25'. Can. Entomo1. 25: 145-149. [I] 121. Bird, C.D. 1974. Further notes on the butterflies and skippers of Calgary. 107. Bean, T.E. 1894. Corrigenda. Can. En• Calgary Field Nat. 5:247. [UC] tornol. 26:176. [I] 122. Bird, C.D. 1974. More new butterflies 108. Bean, I.E. 1894. The butterflies of for Calgary. Calgary Field Nat. 5:209-210. Laggan, N.W.T.: account of certain species ~C] ingabiting the Rocky Mountains in latitude 51 25'. Can. Entomo1. 26:155-156. [I] 123. Bird, C.D. 1975. A calendar of the butter• flies and skippers of the alpine area of 109. Bean. I.E. 189;5,. A comparison of Colias Plateau Mountain. Alta. Nat. 5:26-28. [UC] hecla with C. meadii and C. elis. Psyche 7:2l~-229. [I] 124. Bird, C.D. 1975. A calendar of the skippers and butterflies of Banff National 1l0. Bean, T.E. 1895. Variation in Nemeophila Park. Alta. Nat. 5:71-75. [UC] petrosa at Laggan in western Alberta. Can. Entomo1. 27: 87 -93. [I] 125. Bird, C.D. 1975. A revised calendar of the butterflies and skippers of ~algary. lll. Beier, M. and Hocking, B. 1965. A new Calgary Field Nat. 6:312-314. [UC] Sphodromantis (Dictyoptera: Mantidae) 126. from Tanganyika,. with notes on habits. Bird, C.D. 1975. Checklist of the butter• Proc. R. Entomol. Soc. Lond. (Ser. B, flies on the natural areas of Calgary. P. Taxon.) 34:31-32. [UA] 175-177 in P. Sherrington, ed. A popular guide to~he natural areas of Calgary. 112. Belicek, J. 1976. Coccine1lidae of Calgary Field Nat. Soc. [UC] western Canada and Alaska with analyses of the transmontane zoogeographic relation• 127. Bird, C.D. 1975. , skippers, and ship.s between the fauna of British C.olumbia butterflies of the Yamnuska natural area. and Alberta (Insecta: Coleoptera: Coccin• P. 22-27 in Yamnuska, introductory studies ellidae). M.Sc. thesis, Univ. Alta., of a natural area with proposals for its Edmonton, Alta. [UA] protection and use. Bow Valley Nat., Banff, AHa. [UC] 113. Belicek, J. 1976. Coccine11idae. of western Canada and Alaska with analyses 128. Bird, C.D. 1976. Rhopalocera in the of the transmontane zoogeographic rela• N.B. Sanson collection. J. Lepid. Soc. ships between the fauna of British 30: 201-206. [UC] Columbia and Alberta (Insecta: Coleoptera: Coccinellidae). Quaest. Entomol. 12: 129. Bird, C.D. and Kondla, N. 1974. Some 283-409. [UA] skippers and butterflies from Dinosaur Provincial Park, Alberta. Blue Jay 32: 114. Bhambhani, H.T. 1964. Recent advances 87-88. [UC] in vacuum fumigation. World Rev. Pest Control 3:53-56 .. [UA] 130. Bird, R.D., Allen, W., and Smith, D.S. 1966. The responses of grasshoppers to 115. Bird, C.O. 1973. Early spring butterflies ecological changes produced by agricultural in the city of Calgary. Calgary Field Nat. development in southwestern Manitoba. 4: 199-200. [UC] Can. Entomol. 98:1191-1205. [ACL]

116. Bird, C.D. 1973. Late spring butterflies 131. Blakeley, P.E. 1954. Certain aspects of in the city of Calgary. Calgary Field Nat. the ecology and behaviour of prepupae, 4:227-229. [UC] pupae, and adults of the pale western cutworm, Agrotis orthogonia Morr. M.Sc. 117. Bird, C.D. 1973. New or hypothetical thesis, Univ. Alta., Edmonton, Alta. [UA] butterflies for Calgary. Calgary Field Nat. 5:58-61. [UC] 132. Blakeley, P.E. and Jacobson, L.A. 1960. Effects of temperature, humidity, and 118. Bird, C.D. 1973. Spring 1973 migration larval weight on the duration of prepupal of the painted lady butterfly into Alberta. and pupal stages of the pale western cut• Calgary Field Nat. 5:5-7. [UC] worm, Agrotis orthogonia Morr. (Lepid• optera: Noctuidae). Can. Entomo1. 92: 161-163. [ACL] 7 133. Blakeley, P.E., Jacobson, L.A., and Forster, 148. Brown, A.IV.A. 1945. Assessment of DDT/ R.R. 1958. Rearing the army cutworm, oil sprays from the Mitchell III aircraft Chorizagrotis auxiliaris (Grote) in the for control of spruce budworm. Suffield laboratory. Can. Entomol. 90:301-302. [ACL] Exp. Sta., Rep. 144. [SES] 134. Boag, D.A. and Evans, IV.G. 1967. Mountain 149. Brown, A.IV.A. 1945. Laboratory assessment habitats. P. 193-219 in IV.G. Hardy, ed. of various insecticides in oil sprays for Alberta - A natural history. Hurtig, grasshopper control. Suffield Exp. Sta., Edmonton, Alta. [UA] Tech. ~1inute 106. [SES]

]:' S. B!)1]lard,C. and heintraub, J. 1973. Immuno• 150. Brown, A.IV.A. 1945. Toxicity of selected logical responses of rabbits artificially organic compounds to insects. Part I. Pre• infested with the cattle grubs (Hypoderma paration of certain compounds and tests on bovis (L.) and H. lineatwn (De Vill.)) larvae of Musca domestica .. Suffield Exp. (Diptera: Oestridae). Int. J. Parasito1. Sta., Tech. Minute Ill. [SES] 3 :379-386. [ACL] 151. Brown, A.W.A. 1946. Laboratory assessment 136. Bowman, K. 1919. Annotated checklist of of various insecticides in oil aerosols for the Macrolepidoptera of Alberta. A1ta. Nat. control of wheat stem sawfly. Suffield Exp. IIist. Soc., Red Deer, Alta. 16 p. [I] Sta., Tech. Minute 115. [SES]

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563. Hanna, M.R. and Hawn, E.J. 1965. Seedling 578. Harper, A.M. 1959. Gall aphids on poplar inoculation studies with the alfalfa stem in Alberta. II. Periods of emergence from nematode. Can. J. Plant Sci. 45:357-363. galls, reproductive capacities and predators [ACL] of aphid in galls. Can. Entomol. 91:680-685. [ACL] 564. Hanna, M.R. and Hawn, E.J. 1975. Trek al• falfa. Can. J. Plant Sci. 55:847-849. [ACL] 579. Harper, A.M. 1961. Effect of insecticides on the sugar-beet root aphid, Pemphigus betae. 565. Hanna, M.R. and Hawn, E.J. 1976. Registra• J. Econ. Entomol. 54:1151-1153. [ACL] tion of Trek alfalfa (Reg. No. 77). Crop Sci. 16:444. [ACL] 580. Harper, A.M. 1961. Sugar-beet aphid. Can. Dep. Agric., Res. Farmers 6(3):8-9. [ACL] 566. Happold, D.C.D. 1963. Studies on the ecology of mosquitoes in boreal forest of 581. Harper, A.M. 1962. Life history of the Alberta. Ph.D. thesis, Univ. Alta., the sugar-beet root maggot, Tetanops myopae• Edmonton, AHa. [UA] [ormis (Rtlder)(Diptera: Otitidae), in south• ern Alberta. Can. Entomol. 94:1334-1340. 567. Happold, D.C.D. 1965. A gynandromorph of [ACL] Aedes punctor (Kirby) (Diptera: Culicidae) from Alberta. Can. Entomol. 97:204-206. 582. Harper, A.M. 1963. Sugar-beet root aphid, [UA] Pemphigus betae Doane (Homoptera: Aphididae), in southern Alberta. Can. Entomol. 95:863• 568. Happold, D.C.D. 1965. Mosquito ecology in 873. [ACL] central Alberta. I. The environment, the species, and studies of the larvae. Can. J. 583. Harper, A.M. 1964. Variety resistance of Zool. 43:795-819. [UA] sugar beet to the sugar-beet root aphid Pem• phigus betae Doane (Homoptera: Aphididae). 569. Happold, D.C.D. 1965. Mosquito ecology in Can. Entomol. 96:520-522. [ACL] central Alberta. II. Adult populations and activities. Can. J. Zool. 43:821-846. [UA] 584. Harper, A.M. 1966. The sugar-beet root aphid. Can. Dep. Agric., Entomol. Newslet. 570. Hartland-Rowe, R. 1964. Factors influencing 44(8):1-2. [ACL] the life-histories of some stream insects in Alberta. Verh. Int. Verein. Limnol. 15:917• 585. Harper, A.M. 1966. The sugar-beet root 925. [UC] maggot in southern Alberta. Can. Dep. Agric., Entomol. Newslet. 44(3) :1. [ACL] 571. Harper, A.M. 1951. The sugar-beet root aphid Pemphigus betae Doane in southern 586. Harper, A.M. 1966. Three additional poplar Alberta. M.Sc. thesis, Univ. Alta., Edmonton, gall aphids from southern Alberta. Can. AHa. [ACL] Entomol. 98:1212-1214. [ACL]

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592. Harper, A.M. 1972. The pea aphid on 606. Harper, A.M., Atkinson, T.G. and Smith, alfalfa. Agric. Can., Canadex 121.620. A.D. 1971. Yield and quality of forage from [ACL] oats and barley infected with barley yellow dwarf virus. Proe. Can. Phytopathol. Soc. 593. Harper, A.M. 1973. Aphids--Their importance 37:15-16 (abstr.). [ACL] and control. Can. Agric. 18(4):34-36. [ACL] 607. Harper, A.M., Atkinson, T.G. and Smith, A.D. 594. Harper, A.M. 1973. English grain aphid: 1976. Effect of Rhopalosiphum padi and Effect on yield of wheat in Alberta. J. barley yellow dwarf virus on forage yield Econ. Entomol. 66:1326. [ACL] and quality of barley and oats. J. Econ. Entomo!. 69:383-385. [ACL] 595. Harper, A.M. 1973. Insects. P. 92-96 in G.S. Reycraft, ed. The 1973 prairie garden. 608. Harper, A.M. and Blakeley, P.E. 1968. Winnipeg Hortic. Soc., Winnipeg, Man. [ACL] Survival of Rhopalosiphum padi (L.) in stored grain during cold weather. J. Econ. 596. Harper, A.M. 1975. Insect galls. P. 18-21 Entomo1. 61: 1455. [ACL] in P. Thompson, ed. The 1975 prairie garden. Winnipeg Hortic. Soc., Winnipeg, Man. [ACL] 609. Harper, A.M. and Lilly, C.E. 1966. Effects of the pea aphid on alfalfa in southern 597. Harper, A.M. 1975. Pea aphid. Puceron du Alberta. J. Econ. Entomo1. 59:1426-1427. pois. Agric. Can., Canadex 620. [ACL] [ACL]

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stem sawfly, Cephus ainatus Nort. Can. Dep. 872. Holmes, N.D. and Peterson, L.K. 1964. Re• Agric., Sci. Servo Res. Note (Entomol.) E-8. sistance to the wheat stem sawfly, Cephus 4 p. [ACL] cinatus Nort. (Abstr.). Can. Entomol. 96:120. [ACL] 861. Holmes, N.D., Larson, R.I., Peterson, L.K. and MacDonald, M.D. 1960. Influence of peri• 873. Holmes, N.D. and Peterson, L.K. 1965. Swath• odic shading on the length and solidness of ing wheat and survival of wheat stem sawfly. the internodes of Rescue wheat. Can. J. Can. J. Plant Sci. 45:579-581. [ACL] Plant Sci. 40:183-187. [ACL] 874. Holmes, N.D., Peterson, L.K. and McGinnis, 862. Holmes, N.D. and McDonald, S. 1970. A.J. 1957. Differences in survival of the Control of Iribisia brachycera. P. 165 in wheat stem sawfly, Cephus cinctus Nort. Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. Use• (Hymenoptera: Cephidae), from two geographic Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] areas in varieties of spring wheat. Can. Entomol. 89:272-275. [ACL] 863. Holmes, N.D., McKenzie, H., Peterson, L.K. and Grant, M.N. 1968. Accuracy of visual 875. Holmes, N.D. Smith, D.S., McDonald, S. and estimates of damage by the wheat stem Swailes, G.E. 1963. Field tests of insecti• sawfly. J. Econ. Entomol. 61:679-684. [ACL] cides against grasshoppers in Alberta. P. 128-129 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Nat. Comm. 864. Holmes, N.D., Nelson, W.A., Peterson, L.K. Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] and Farstad, C.W. 1963. Causes of varia• tions in effectiveness of Bracon aephi 876. Holmes, N.D., Smith, D.S., McDonald, S., (Gahan) (Hymenoptera: Braconidae) as a Swailes, G.E. and Peterson, L.K. 1965. parasite of the wheat stem sawfly. Can. Evaluation of three alternative insecti• Entomol. 95:113-126. [ACL] cides for control of grasshoppers in Alberta. J. Econ. Entomol. 58:77-79. [ACL] 865. Holmes, N.D. and Peterson, L.K. 1956. Ovi• position and survival of the wheat stem 877. Holmes, N.D., Swailes, G.E. and Hobbs, G.A. sawfly, Cephus cinctus Nort. (Hymenoptera: 1961. The eriophyid mite, Aceria tulipae Cephidae), in various hosts. Proc. 10th Int. (K.) (Acarina: Eriophyidae), and silver top Congr. En tomo 1. 3: 459. [ACL] in grasses. Can. Entomo1. 93:644-647. [ACL]

866. Holmes, N.D. and Peterson, L.K. 1957. 878. Hooper, R.R. 1967. New butterfly records Effect of continuous rearing in Rescue wheat for Saskatchewan and Alberta. Blue Jay 25: on survival of the wheat stem sawfly, 83-84. [I] Cephus ainctus Nort. (Hymenoptera: Cephidae). Can. Entomol. 89:363-364. [ACL] 879. Hopping, G.R. 1948. Bark beetles. Can. Dep. Agric., Bi-mon. Prog. Rep. 4(6) :3. [CF] 867. Holmes, N.D. and Peterson, L.K. 1960. The influence of the host on oviposition by the 880. Hopping, G.R. 1948. Spruce budworm. Can. wheat stem sawfly, Cephus ainctus Nort. Dep. Agric., Bi-mon. Prog. Rep. 4(6) :3. [CF] (Hymenoptera: Cephidae). Can. J. Plant Sci. 40:29-46. [ACL] 881. Hopping, G.R. 1950. Bark beetles. Can. Dep. Agric., Bi-mon. Prog. Rep. 6(1):3. [CF] 868. Holmes, N.D. and Peterson, L.K. 1961. Re• sistance of spring wheats to the wheat stem 882. Hopping, G.R. 1950. Forest insect survey. sawfly, Cephus cinctus Nort. (Hymenoptera: Can. Dep. Agric., Bi-mon. Prog. Rep. 6(3):2. Cephidae). I. Resistance to the egg. Can. [CF] Entomol. 93:250-260. [ACL] 883. Hopping, G.R. 1950. Lodgepole needle miner. 869. Holmes, N.D. and Peterson, L.K. 1962. Re• Can. Dep. Agric., Bi-mon. Prog. Rep. 6(2) :2. sistance of spring wheats to the wheat stem [CF] sawfly, Cephus cinatus Nort. (Hymenoptera: Cephidae). II. Resistance to the larva. 884. Hopping, G.R. 1950. Lodgepole needle miner. Can. Entomo1. 94:348-365. [ACL] Can. Dep. Agric., Bi-mon. Prog. Rep. 6(3):2. ~F] 870. Holmes, N.D. and Peterson, L.K. 1963. Effects of variety and date of seeding 885. Hopping, G.R. 1950. Lodgepole needle miner. spring wheats and location in the field on Can. Dep. Agric., Bi-mon. Prog. Rep. 6(5):3. sex ratio of the wheat stem sawfly, Cephus [CF] cinctus Nort. (Hymenoptera: Cephidae). Can. J. Zool. 41:1217-1222. [ACL] 886. Hopping, G.R. 1951. Lodgepole needle miner. Can. Dep. Agric. Bi-mon. Prog. Rep. 7(1):3. 871 Holmes, N.D. and Peterson, L.K. 1963. Hepta• [CF] chlor as a systemic insecticide against the wheat stem sawfly, Cephus cinctus Nort. 887. Hopping, G.R. 1951. Part V. The mountain Can. Entomol. 95: 792-796. [ACL] pine beetle. In Forest entomology in rela- 34

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969. Jacobson, L.A. and McDonald, H. 1947. Pale 982. Kalmus, H. and Hocking, B. 1960. Behaviour western cutworm control. Can. Dep. Agric., of Aedes mosquitoes in relation to bloodfeed• Div. Entomol., Proc. Pub. 62. [ACL] ing and repellents. Entomol. Exp. Appl. 3: 1-26. [UA] 970. Jacobson, L.A. and McDonald, H. 1966. Con• trol of the pale western cutworm. Can. Dep. 983. Kasting, R., Davis, G.R.F. and McGinnis, A.J. Agric., Pub. 1292. 6 p. (Also Pub. 1109 1962. Nutritionally essential and non-essen• 1961.) [ACL] tial amino acids for the prairie grain wire• worm, Ctenicera destructor Brown, determined 971. Jacobson, L.A., McDonald, H., Lindsay, 1.5. with glucose-U-C14. J. Insect Physiol. 8: and Blakeley, P.E. 1952. Preliminary 589-596. [ACL] investigations in chemical control of the pale western cutworm, Agrotis orthogonia 984. Kasting, R. and McGinnis, A.J. 1958. Note Morr. (Lepidoptera: Phalaenidae). Sci. on a method of artificially sustaining Agric. 32:592-596. [ACL] larvae of the wheat stem sawfly, Cephus cinctus Nort. (Hymenoptera: Cephidae). Can. 972. Jacobson, L.A. and McDonald, S. 1964. Entomol. 90: 63-64. [ACL] Laboratory evaluation of insecticides to control Say stink bug. P. 209-210 in 985. Kasting, R. and McGinnis, A.J. 1958. Use of Pestic. Res. Rep., Nat. Comm. PestiC: Use glucose labelled with carbon-14 to determine Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] the amino acids essential for an insect. Nature (Lond.) 182:1380-1381. [ACL] 973. Jacobson, L.A. and McDonald, S. 1965. Field control of the pale western cutworm. P. 137• 986. Kasting, R. and McGinnis, A.J. 1959. 138 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Nat. Comm. Pestic. Nutrition of the pale western cutworm, Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] Agrotis orthogonia Morr. (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae). II. Dry matter and nitrogen 974. Jacobson, L.A. and McDonald, S. 1965. Resi• economy of larvae fed on sprouts of a hard dues in wheat straw and grain after treatment red spring and a durum wheat. Can. J. with endrin. P. 213 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Zool. 37:713-720. [ACL] Nat. Comm. Pestic. Use-Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] 987. Kasting, R. and McGinnis, A.J. 1960. Use 975. Jacobson, L.A. and McDonald, S. 1966. of glutamic acid-U-C14 to determine nutri• Chemical control of the pale western cut• tionally essentially amino acids for larvae worm infesting wheat in Alberta, Canada. of the blowfly, Phormia regina. Can. J. J. Econ. Entomol. 59: 965-967. [ACL] Biochem. Physiol. 38: 1229-1234. [ACL]

976. Jacobson, L.A., McDonald, S. and Holmes, N.D. 988. Kasting, R. and McGinnis, A.J. 1961. Com• 1964. Field control of the pale western cut• parison of tissues from solid- and hollow• worm. P. 141-143 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Nat. stemmed spring wheats during growth. II. Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] Food values determined with the pale western cutworm, Agrotis orthogonia Morr. 977. Jacobson, L.A. and Peterson, L.K. 1965. (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae). Can. J. Zool. Interrelations of damage to wheat and 39:273-280. [ACL] feeding by the pale western cutworm, Agrotis orthogonia Morrison (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae). 989. Kasting, R. and McGinnis, A.J. 1962. Nutri• Can. Entomol. 97: 153-158. [ACL] tion of the pale western cutworm, Agrotis orthogonia Morr. (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae). 978. Jacobson, M., Lilly, C.E. and Harding, C. IV. Amino acid requirements determined with 1968. Sex attractant of sugar beet wire• glucose-U-C14. J. Insect Physiol. 8:97-103. worm: Identification and biological activity. [ACL] Science 159:208-210. [ACL] 990. Kasting, R. and McGinnis, A.J. 1962. Quanti• 979. Johnston, A. 1976. Chapter 8, Entomology. tative relationship between consumption and P. 32-37 in To serve agriculture: The Leth• excretion of dry matter by larvae of the pale bridge Research Station, 1906-1976. Can. western cutworm, Agrotis orthogonia Morr. Dep. Agric., Hist. Ser. 9. [ACL] (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae). Can. Entomol. 94: 441-443. [ACL] 980. Jonasson, O.J. and Rosenberg, D.M. 1969. Preliminary studies on a method for 991. Kasting, R. and McGinnis, A.J. 1963. dieldrin analysis in insects. P. 321-322 Resistance of plants to insects - The role in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. of insect nutrition. Agr. Inst. Rev. 18 Use Agric., Ottawa. [UA] (5):9-11. [ACL]

981. Jones, M.P. 1977. The effects of tempera• 992. Kasting, R. and McGinnis, A.J. 1964. Amino ture and relative humidity on embryogenesis acid requirements for the wheat stem sawfly of Mamestra configurata (Wlk.) (Lepidoptera: determined with glucose-U-C14 after vacuum• Noctuidae). M.Sc. thesis, Univ. Alta., infiltration. Can. Entomol. 96:1133-1137. Edmonton, Alta. [UA] [ACL] 38

993. Kasting, R. and McGinnis, A.J. 1965. 1005. Kevan, P.G. 1972. Insect pollination of Measuring consumption of food by an insect high Arctic flowers. J. Eco1. 60:831-847. with carbon-14 labelled compounds. J. [UA] Insect Physiol. 11:1253-1260. [ACL] 1006. Kevan, P.G. 1973. Parasitoid wasps as 994. Kasting, R. and McGinnis, A.J. 1966. flower visitors in the Canadian high Arctic. Amino acid requirements of Hypoderma bovis Sonderdruck aus Anzeiger fUr Sch~dling• (L.) determined with glucose-U-C14. Exp. kunde, Pflanzen- und Umwe1tschutz ILVI. Parasitol. 19:249-253. [ACL] Jahrg. Heft I, 3-7. [UA]

995. Kasting, R. and McGinnis, A.J. 1966. 1007. Kevan, P.G. and McKevan, D.K. 1970. Radioisotopes and the determination of Collembola as pollen feeders and flower nutrient requirements. Ann. N.Y. Acad. visitors with observations from the high Sci. 139:98-107. [ACL] arctic. Quaest. Entomol. 6:311-326. [UA]

996. Kasting, R. and McGinnis, A.J. 1967. An 1008. Kevan, P.G. and Shorthouse, J.D. 1970. artificial diet and some growth factor Behavioural thermo-regulation by high requirements for the pale western cutworm. arctic butterflies. Stud. Arctic Insects Can. J. Zool. 45:787-796. [ACL] 44:268-279. [UA]

997. Kasting, R. and McGinnis, A. 1968. Growth 1009. Klassen, W. 1959. The influence of the cabinet for the efficient handling of north Saskatchewan river valley on the containers used for re<:ring insects. Can. dispersion of Aedes. M.Sc. thesis, Univ. Entomol. 100:193-195. [A~L] AHa., Edmonton, AHa. [UA]

998. Kasting, R. and McGinnis, A.J. 1973. Con• 1010. Khan, A.A. 1963. Effects of repellents struction and operation of a 'clean room' on mosquito behaviour. Ph.D. thesis, to avoid infectious diseases when rearing Univ. AHa., Edmonton, AHa. [UA] the pale western cutworm. Lab. Pract. 22:368-369. [ACL] 1011. Khan, A.A. 1965. Effects of repellents on mosquito behaviour. Quaest. Entomol. 999. Kasting, R., McGinnis, A.J. and Hawn, E.J. 1:1-35. [UA] 1971. A disease of pale western cutworms (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) reared in the lab• 1012. Khan, B.A. 1976. Control of cattle lice oratory. Can. Entomol. 103: 1027 -1032. [ACL] in range herds treated for systemic control of cattle grubs, Hypoderma lineatum and 1000. Kasting, R., McGinnis, A.J. and Longair, H. bovis. P. 228-229 in Pestic. Res. Rep., E.L. 1958. Moisture and nitrogen contents Can. Comm. Pestic. Use-Xgric., Ottawa. [AA] of stem tissues from solid- and hollow• stemmed varieties of spring wheat and their 1013. Khan, B.A. 1976. Effect of late-season relation to sawfly resistance. Can. J. hand dusting with phosmet (Prolate) on· Plant Sci. 38:287-291. [ACL] cattle grubs and cattle lice. P, 223-224 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. 1001. Kasting, R. and Smith, D.S. 1971. Use Agric., Ottawa. [AA] Essential and non-essential amino acids for Melanoplus bivittatus (Say). Abstr. 90 in 1014. Khan, B.A. 1976. Effectiveness of some Radiation techniques and their application pour-on formulations for systemic control to insects. Joint Food Agric. Organ. and of cattle grubs in feedlot steers. P. Int. Atomic Energy Auth., Inf. Circ. 12. 217-219 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. [ACL] Pestic. Use Agr., Ottawa. [AA]

1002. Kavanaugh, D.H. and Martinko, E.A. 1972. 1015. Khan, B.A. 1976. Self-treatment applica• Notes on distribution and a peculiar beha• tion of phosmet (Prolate) dust for systemic viour pattern in Nebria pupurata LeConte control of cattle grubs. P. 219-222 in (Coleoptera: Carabidae). Coleopt. Bull. Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic.lJse 26:147-150. [UA] Agric., Ottawa. [AA]

1003. Kevan, P.G. 1970. High Arctic insect• 1016. Khan, B.A. and Philip, H.G. 1976. Effi• flower relations: The inter-relationships cacy of spring insecticide treatments for of arthropods and flowers at Lake Hazen, cattle grub control. P. 222-223 in Pestic. Ellesmere Island, N.W.T., Canada. Ph.D. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. Use-Xgric., thesis, Univ. Alta., Edmonton, Alta. [UA] Ottawa. [AA]

1004. Kevan, P.G. 1972. Floral colors in the 1017. Khan, B.A. and Philip, H.G. 1976. Evalua• high Arctic with reference to insect-flower tion of some synthetic pyrethroids for house relations and pollination. Can. J. Bot. fly control. P. 233-234 in Pestic. Res. 50:2289-2316. [UA] Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic.lJse Agric., Ottawa. [AA] 39

1018. Khan, B.A. and Philip, H.G. 1976. Evalua• Res. Rep., Nat. Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., tion of TH 6040 and Prolate for horn fly Ottawa. [ACL] control using self-treatment applicators. P. 210-211 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. 1031. Khan, M.A. 1963. Control of cattle grubs Pestic. UseAgric., Ottawa. [M] in the prairie provinces. Can. Dep. Agric., Pub. 1162. 14 p. [ACL] 1019. Khan, B.A. and Philip, H.G. 1976. Evalua• tion of TH 6040 as a reproduction inhibitor 1032. Khan, M.A. 1963. Control of horn flies in adult female house flies. P. 236-237 in on grazing cattle. P. 153-155 in Pestic. Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. Use-• Res. Rep., Nat. Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Agric., Ottawa. [M] Ottawa. [ACL]

1020. Khan, B.A., Philip, H.G. and Dolinski, M.G. 1033. Khan, M.A. 1963. Toxicity of apho1ate 1976. Evaluation of some insecticides to cattle. Can. J. Compo Med. Vet. Sci. applied as wall sprays for house fly control. 27:233-236. [ACL] P. 235-236 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. UseAgric., Ottawa. [M] 1034. Khan, M.A. 1964. Dermal applications of Co-Ral and Neguvon for systemic control of 1021. Khan, B.A., Philip, H.G. and Kennelly, J. cattle grubs. P. 166-167 in Pestic. Res. 1977. Effect of feeding Dimilin to feeder Rep., Nat. Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. pigs on house fly development in pig faeces. [ACL] P. 250-253 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. UseAgric., Ottawa. [M] 1035. Khan, M.A. 1964. Recent developments in the control of parasites of 1022. Khan, B.A., Steiner, M.Y., Dolinski, M.G. cattle. Can. Vet. J. 5:20-29. [ACL] and Philip, H.G. 1977. Efficacy of phosmet and crufomate for spring control of 1036. Khan, M.A. 1964. The timing of Warbex hypodermal grubs. P. 237-238 in Pestic. treatments for systemic control of cattle Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., grubs. P. 163-165 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Nat. Ottawa. [M] Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL]

1023. Khan, M.A. 1960. Application of Co-Ral 1037. Khan, M.A. 1964. Tolerance of cattle to for systemic control of cattle grubs Malathion and Rue1ene. P. 184-187 in Hypoderma lineatum (de ViII.) and H. bovis Pestic. Res. Rep., Nat. Comm. Pesti~ Use (L.). Can. J. Anim. Sci. 40:114-118. [ACL] Agric., Ottawa. [ACL]

1024. Khan, M.A. 1960. Descriptions of two 1038. Khan, M.A. 1965. Anaerobic development of nematodes, Ektaphelenchus macrostylus n.sp. a second-instar larva of Hypoderma Zineatum and Laimaphelenchus ulmi n.sp., with a key (de Vill.). Vet. Rec. 77:995. [ACL] to species of LaimapheZenchus. Can. J. Zool. 38:91~97. [ACL] 1039. Khan, ~1.A. 1965. Dermal applications of Co-Ral and Neguvon for systemic control of 1025. Khan, M.A. 1960. StictyZus hastatus (Khan, cattle grubs. P. 166-167 in Pestic. Res. 1957) n. comb., and Stictylus ungulacaudus Rep., Nat. Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. (Khan, 1957) n. comb. (Nematoda: Neoty1enchi• [ACL] dae). Can. J. Zool. 38:225-226. [ACL] 1040. Khan, M.A. 1965. Synthetic insecticides to 1026. Khan, M.A. 1961. Combined operations control livestock insects. Can. Cattleman attack on warbles. Can. Dep. Agric., Res. 28:31, 34-36. [ACL] Farmers 6(4) :9,16. [ACL] 1041. Khan, M.A. 1966. Helminthiasis in cattle 1027. Khan, M.A. 1962. Area control of cattle and failure of Coumaphos to control it. grubs in Forestburg, Alberta. P. 158 in Can. Vet. J. 7(2):32-39. [ACL] Pestic. Res. Rep., Nat. Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] 1042. Khan, M.A. 1968. Efficacy of homologous antigens and Coumaphos--Comparative effects 1028. Khan, M.A. 1962. Chemosterilization of against the cattle grubs Hypoderma spp. prehypodermic cattle grubs: Toxic effects and a discussion of Coumaphos toxicity. of Apho1ate on cattle. P. 150 in Pestic. Vet. Rec. 83:345-349. [ACL] Res. Rep., Nat. Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] 1043. Khan, M.A. 1968. Extermination of cattle grubs (Hypoderma spp.) on a regional basis. 1029. Khan, M.A. 1962. Toxicity of Ruelene to Vet. Rec. 83:97-101. [ACL] cattle grubs (Hypoderma spp.) and their hosts. Am. J. Vet. Res. 23:516-520. [ACL] 1044. Khan, M.A. 1969. Control of 'gadding'. Can. Cattleman 32:36. [ACL] 1030. Khan, M.A. 1963. Back1ine application of Co-Ral and Fenthion for systemic control of 1045. Khan, M.A. 1969. Co-Ra1 versus Neguvon, cattle grubs in horses. P. 148 in Pestic. Prolate, or Rue1ene for safe systemic 40

control of cattle grubs. P. 189-191 in 1060. Khan, M.A. 1971. Effects on reproduction Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic.lJse in mice of premating treatments with Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] crufomate. P. 209 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] 1046. Khan, M.A. 1969. Efficacy of Prolate for horn fly control. P. 188-189 in Pestic. 1061. Khan, M.A. 1971. Protection of beef cattle Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., from black flies in the covuty of Athabasca. Ottawa. [ACL] P. 197-198 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. UseAgric., Ottawa. [ACL] 1047. Khan, M.A. 1969. Extermination of cattle grubs. P. 192-194 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. 1062. Khan, M.A. 1971. Regional extermination Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] of cattle grubs in Alberta. P. 193-194 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. Use• 1048. Khan, M.A. 1969. Extermination of warble Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] flies. Can. Agric. 14(4) :14-15. [ACL] 1063. Khan, M.A. 1971. Some factors involved in 1049. Khan, M.A. 1969. Ruelene or Neguvon toxi• systemic insecticide toxicosis: Esophageal cosis in cattle treated before the deadline, lesions in heifers treated with coumaphos, November 30. P. 191-192 in Pestic. Res. Rep., crufomate, and trichlorfon. Can. J. Anim. Can. Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] Sci. 51:411-417. [ACL]

1050. Khan, M.A. 1969. Significance of 'spina1• 1064. Khan, M.A. 1973. Cattle grub control. stage' Hypoderma larvae in systemic insecti• Agric. Can., Canadex 401. 651. 2 p. [ACL] cide toxicity. Res. Vet. Sci. 10:355-360. [ACL] 1065. Khan, M.A. 1973. Control of cattle grubs. Can. Dep. Agric., Pub. 1309. 15 p. (Also 1051. Khan, M.A. 1969. Systemic control of 1967; Pub. 1162, 1962.) [ACL] cattle grubs and weight gains in heifers treated with Prolate. P. 194-195 in Pestic. 1066. Khan, M.A. 1973. Reproduction in female Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., mice treated with crufomate at the age of Ottawa. [ACL] seven days. P. 513-520 in W.E. Peichmann, ed. Pesticides and the Environment: A 1052. Khan, M.A. 1969. Systemic pesticides for continuing controversy, Vol. 2. 8th Inter• use on animals. Annu. Rev. Entomol. 14:369• Am. Conf. Toxi co 1. Occup. Me9., Univ. 386. [ACL] Miami, F la. [AC1]

1053. Khan, M.A. 1970. Extermination of cattle 1067. Khan, M.A. 1973. The toxicity of crufomate grubs in the county of Wetaskiwin, Alberta. to calves exposed to warble flies (Hypoderma P. 180-181 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. spp.). Res. Vet. Sci. 15:180-186. [ACL] Pestic. UseAgric., Ottawa. [ACL] 1068. Khan, M.A. 1973. Toxicity of systemic 1054. Khan, M.A. 1970. Prolate dust for hornfly insecticides: Efficacy of dermal and control. P. 176-177 in Pestic. Res. Rep., parenteral applications of crufomate for Can. Comm. Pestic. Use-Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] systemi~ control of Hypoderma spp. in cattle. Vet. Rec. 92:528-532. [ACL] 1055. Khan, M.A. 1970. Summer treatments with Prolate for systemic control of c.attle 1069. Khan, M.A. 1973. Toxicity of systemic grubs. P. 182 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. insecticides. ToxicoLogical c.onsideration Comm. pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] in using organophosphorus insecticides. Vet. Rec. 92:411-419. [ACq 1056. Khan, M.A. 1970. Systemic control of cattle grubs, necropsy findings, and weight 1070. Khan, M.A. 1974. Effectiveness of Neguvon gains in cattle treated with Ruelene l2R (trichlorfon) pour-on fOr sy~temic control and 20% Tiguvon. P. 183-184 in Pestic. of cattle grubs (Hypodermaspp.) and weight Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic.lJse Agric., gains in treated heifers (1973). P.44-45 Ottawa. [ACL] in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] 1057. Khan, M.A. 1971. A study of the toxicity of Rue1ene for cattle and mice. Ph.D. 1071. Khan, H.A. 1974. Effectiveness of Prolate thesis, Univ. Lond., London, England. [ACL] 40S (phosmet) pour-on for protecting cattle from black flies (1972). P. 58-61 in 1058. Khan, M.A. 1971. Dust-bag treatment with Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. PestiC: Use 1% Coumaphos dust for the control of horn• Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] flies. P. 186-187 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] 1072. Khan, M.A. 1974. Extermination of cattle grubs in Mberta: cattle gr1;lbpopu1ations 1059. Khan, M.A. 1971. Effects on reproduction in Wetaskiwin county. P. 4~-49 in Pestic. . in mice of a postmating treatment with Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. UseAgric., crufomate. P. 208 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Ottawa. [ACL] Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] 41

1073. Khan, M.A. 1974. Protection of cattle carbamate) to cattle grubs, lice, and from black flies in Athabasca county, cattle. Can. J. Compo Med. Vet. Sci. 26: Alberta. P. 61-62 in Pestic. Res. Rep., 234-237. [ACL] Can. Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] 1087. Khan, M.A., Connel, R. and Darcel, C. Ie Q. 1074. Khan, M.A. 1974. Regional control of 1960. Immunization and parenteral chemo• cattle grubs in Saskatchewan. P. 49-50 in therapy for the control of cattle grubs, Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. Use• Hypoderma Zineatum (de ViII.) and H. bovis Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] (L.), in cattle. Can. J. Compo Med. 24: 177-180. [ACL] 1075. Khan, M.A. 1974. Summer treatments with Prolate (phosmet) for systemic control 1088. Khan, M.A., Harries, W.N. and Dorward, W.J. of cattle grubs in Athabasca county, Alberta. 1972. Systemic insecticide toxicity in P. 45-46 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. cattle and its prevention in southern Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] Alberta. Can. Vet. J. 13: 129-134. [ACL]

1076. Khan, M.A. 1974. Systemic control of 1089. Khan, M.A. and Haufe, W.O. 1962. Effect cattle grubs (Hypoderma spp.) and weight of system control of cattle grubs on weight gains in cattle treated with Tiguvon gains in feeder calves. P. 148-149 in (fenthion) Spotton (1972). P. 43-44 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Nat. Comm. Pestic~Use Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic.lJse Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] 1090. Khan, M.A., Kramer, T. and Avery, R.J. 1077. Khan, M.A. 1975. Is regional extermination 1961. Organophosphate poisoning in cattle of warble flies (Hypoderma spp.) feasible? with particular reference to Co-Ral. Can. P. 44 in Proc. 7th Int. Conf. World Assoc. Vet. J. 2:207-211. [ACL] Adv. Vet. Parasitol. [ACL] 1091. Khan, M.A. and Lawson, J.E. 1965. Summer 1078. Khan, M.A. 1976. Korlan 2 (ronnel) for treatment for cattle grub control and their control of cattle lice. P. 214-216 in effects on horn flies and cattle weight Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic~Use gains. Can. J. Anim. Sci. 45:43-50. [ACL] Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] 1092. Khan, M.A. and Lawson, J.E. 1970. Prolate 1079. Khan, M.A. 1976. R69 (citronyl) for for the control of horn flies. P. 177-178 repelling horn flies from cattle. P. 211• in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. 214 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] 1093. Khan, M.A. and Lawson, J.E. 1971. Late• 1080. Khan, M.A. 1976. Spotton (20% fenthion) summer treatments with Prolate for systemic for control of cattle lice. P. 216-217 control of cattle grubs. P. 194-195 in in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic.lJse Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] Agric., Ottawa. [ACL]

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1082. Khan, M.A. 1977. Editorial: Eradication 1095. Khan, M.A., Weintraub, J. and Croome, G.C.R. 1977 . of hypodermosis. Vet. Parasitol. 3:205- Progress in extermination of cattle 209. [ACL] grubs (Hypoderma spp.): Summary of the sympo• sium. Vet. Parasitol. 3:271-274. [ACL] 1083. Khan, M.A. 1977. Eradication of cattle grubs. P. 64-72 in Research Highlights • 1096. Khan, M.R. and Kasting, R. 1969. Diges• 1976. Agric. Can~ Lethbridge, Alta. [ACL] tive enzymes of sixth-instar larvae of the pale western cutworm, Agrotis orthogonia 1084. Khan, H.A. 1977. Eradication of warble Morr. (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae). Can. flies in cattle. Agric. Can., Canadex 650. Entomol. 101:494-499. [ACL] [ACL] 1097. Khatamian, H. 1966. DDT residues in an 1085. Khan, M.A. 1977. The feasibility of exter• urban environment. P. 224 in Pestic. Res. minating warble flies (Hypoderma spp.) on a Rep., Nat. Comm. Pestic. Use-Agric., regional basis. Vet. Parasitol. 3:217-223. Ottawa. [UA] [ACL] 1098. Klassen, W. and Hocking, B. 1963. Control 1086. Khan, M.A., Avery, R.J. and Dueck, H.P. of Aedes dispersing along a deep river 1962. Toxicity of Sevin (l-naphthyl-N-methyl- valley. Mosq. News 23:23-26. [UA] 42

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1214. Mansingh, A. 1965. Cholinesterase activity 1229. Matthey, W. 1976. Observations sur l'~col• of susceptible and resistant strains of mala• bgie de Gerris remigis Say (Heteroptera): thion-poisoned German cockroaches. J. Econ. DUree du developpement larvaire et coIonisa• Entomol. 58: 580-581. [UA] tion de differents types d'etangs dans les MOfitagnes Rocheuses canadiefihes. Rev. 1215. Mansingh, A. 1965. Glycine catabolism in Suisse Zool. 83:405~412. [DC] Blattella germanica (L.). J. Insect Physiol. 11:1031-1037. [UA] 1230. McBean, D.S. and Platt, A.W. 1951. Differ• ential damage to barley varieties by grass• 1216. Mansingh, A. 1965. Water loss in mala• hoppers. Sci. Agric. 31:162-175. [ACL] thion-intoxicated German cockroaches. J. Econ. Entomol. 58: 162-163. [UA] 1231. McCalla, A.G. and Ball, G.E. 1975. Brian Hocking, 1914-1914. Proc. R. Soc. Can. 1217. Mansingh, A. 1966. Metabolism of labelled 4(13) :59-60. [UA] glutamic acid in adult German cockroaches. J. Econ. Entomol. 59: 234-235. [UA] 47

1232. McCauley, V.J.E. 1975. Life tables for larvae. P. 190-191 in Pest. Res. Rep., Nat. some natural populations of Chironomidae Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] (~iptera) in a Typha marsh. Ph.D. thesis, Univ. Alta., Edmonton, Alta. [UA] 1245. McDonald, S. 1964. Laboratory evaluation of insecticides for the control of pale 1233. McDonald, F.J.D. 1965. The male and female western cutworm (Part I). P. 195-196 in genitalia of North American Pentatomoidea Pestic. Res. Rep., Nat. Comm. Pestic. Use (Hemiptera: Heteroptera): Morphology and Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] bearing on classification. Ph.D. thesis, Univ. Alta., Edmonton, Alta. [UA] 1246. McDonald, S. 1965. Laboratory evaluation of insecticides for the control of pale 1234. McDonald, F.J.D. 1966. The genitalia of western cutworm (Part II). P. 156-158 in North American Pentatomoidea (Hemiptera: Pestic. Res. Rep., Nat. Comm. Pestic. Use Heteroptera). Quaest. Entomol. 2:73-150. Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] [UA] 1247. McDonald, S. 1966. A comparison of the 1235. McDonald, F.J.D. 1968. The life history susceptibility of cutworm species to insec• of Cosmopepla bimaculata (Thomas) (Heter• ticides. P. 156 in Pestic. Res. Rep., optera: Pentatomidae) in Alberta. Quaest. Nat. Comm. Pestic~Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] Entomo1. 4: 35-38. [UA] 1248. McDonald, S. 1966. Laboratory evaluation 1236. McDonald, S. 1956. Insecticides for crop of insecticides for the control of pale protection. Can. Sugar Factories, Silver western cutworm (Part III). P. 151-152 in Sunshine 15:49-56. [ACL] Pestic. Res. Rep., Nat. Comm. Pestic. Use• Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] 1237. McDonald, S. 1961. The reduction of seed• ling sugar-beet stands by heptachlor-impreg• 1249. McDonald, S. 1966. Tests with DDT• nated fertilizer. Can. J. Plant Sci. 41:16• resistant potato beetle larvae. P. 157 in 19. [ACL] Pestic. Res. Rep., Nat. Comm. Pestic. Use• Agric., [ACL] 1238. McDonald, S. 1962. Rapid detection of chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticides in 1250. McDonald, S. 1967. Oral toxicity of 23 in• aqueous suspension with Garmnarus lacustris secticides to grasshoppers in the laboratory lacustris (Sars.). Can. J. Zool. 40:719• and the influence of species, pretreatment, 723. [ACL] and geographical distributon. J. Econ. Ento• mol. 60:844-849. [ACL] 1239. McDonald, S. 1962. The comparative toxicity of several insecticides as stomach 1251. McDonald, S. 1968. Laboratory evaluation poisons to fifth-instar nymphs of three of insecticides for the control of army cut• species of grasshoppers. P. 165-170 in worm. P. 178-179 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Nat. Pestic. Res. Rep., Nat. Comm. Pestic.lJse Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] 1252. McDonald, S. 1968. Laboratory evaluation of 1240. McDonald, S. 1962. The efficacy of single insecticides for the control of pale western applications of some grasshopper control cutworm. P. 174-175 in Pestic. Res. Rep., chemicals on wheat as determined by bioassay' Nat. Comm. Pestic. Use-Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] with fourth-instar Melanoplus bivittatus (Part I). P. 170-172 in Pestic. Res. Rep., 1253. McDonald, S. 1968. Laboratory evaluation of Nat. COmm. Pestic. UseJ(gric., Ottawa. [ACL] insecticides for the control of redbacked cut• worm. P. 179-180 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Nat. 1241. McDonald, S. 1963. Changes in suscepti• Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] bility of Colorado potato beetle to DDT. P. 194 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Nat. Comm. 1254. McDonald, S. 1969. Laboratory and simula• Pestic.lJse Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] ted field tests with new insecticides for the control of grasshoppers. P. 208-210 1242. McDonald, S. 1963. Laboratory and field in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. studies on chemical control of the beet web• Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] worm on sugar beets in southern Alberta. J. Econ. Entomo1. 56: 248-251. [ACL] 1255. McDonald, S. 1969. Laboratory evaluation of insecticides for control of the army 1243. McDonald, S. 1963. The efficacy of single cutworm. P. 206-207 in Pestic. Res. Rep., applications of some grasshopper control Can. Comm. Pestic. Use-Agric., Ottawa. [ACL) chemicals on wheat as determined by bioassay with fourth-instar Melanoplus bivittatus 1256. McDonald, S. 1969. Laboratory evaluation (Part III). P. 160-162 in Pestic. Res. Rep., of several new insecticides for the control Nat. Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] of the pale western cutworm. J. Econ. Entomol. 62:30-35. [ACL) 1244. McDonald. S. 1964. Contact sprays for control of DDT-resistant potato beetle 1257. McDonald, S. 1970. Laboratory evaluation of insecticides for control of the army cut- 48

worm. III. P. 205-206 in Pestic. Res. Rep., instal' larvae of Mamestra configurata Can. Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] (Walk.). P. 257-258 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. Use-Agric., Ottawa. 1258. McDonald, S. 1970. Simulated field tests [ACL] with new insecticides for the control of redbacked cutworm in wheat and bare soil. 1271. McDonald, S. 1974. Laboratory evaluation P. 206-207 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. of insecticide deposits for control of Pestic. UseAgric., Ottawa. [ACL] adult strawberry root weevil, a household pest. P. 4-5 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. 1259. McDonald, S. 1971. Laboratory evaluation Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] of insecticides for control of the army cut-· worm. P. 214-215 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. 1272. McDonald, S. 1974. Laboratory evaluation Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] of insecticides for control of the pale western cutworm. P. 3-4 in Pestic. Res. 1260. McDonald, S. 1971. Reduction of earthworm Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. populations in lawns. P. 212-213 in Pestic. [ACL] Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] 1273. McDonald, S. 1974. Oral toxicity of several new insecticides to fifth-instal' 1261. McDonald, S. 1972. Laboratory evaluation nymphs of Camnula pellucida. P. 5-6 in of insecticides for control of army cutworm. Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic.Use P. 206 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] 1274. McDonald, S. 1974. Simulated field test 1262. McDonald, S. 1972. Laboratory evaluation of with new insecticides for the control of insecticides for control of Colorado potato grasshoppers in wheat V. P. 7-8 in Pestic. beetle. P. 210-211 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. UseAgric., Can. Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] Ottawa. [ACL]

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1264. McDonald, S. 1973. Laboratory evaluation 1276. McDonald, S. 1975. Laboratory testing of of insecticides for control of larvae of insecticides. Can. Agric. 20(2):22-23. [ACL] the alfalfa looper, Autographa californica. P. 252-253 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. 1277 . McDonald, S. 1975. Micro-plot tests for Pestic. UseAgric., Ottawa. [ACL] evaluating control of army cutworm in barley. P. 247-248 in Pestic. Res. Rep. Can. Comm. 1265. McDonald, S. 1973. Laboratory evaluation Pestic. UseAgric., Ottawa. [ACL] of insecticides for control of larvae of the painted lady, Vanessa cardui (L.). P. 1278. M.cDonald, S. 1975. Simulat.ed field tests 264 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. with new insecticides for the control of Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] grasshoppers in wheat VI. P. 248-249 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. Use 1266. McDonald, S. 1973. Oral toxicity of Agric., Ottawa. [ACL) several new insecticides to fifth-instal' nymphs of Melanoplus bivittatus and M. 1279. McDonald, S. 1976. Evaluation of several sanguinipes. P. 259-260 in Pestic. Res. new insecticides for the control of the Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. Colorado potato beetle and the status of [ACL] DDT resistance in southern Alberta. J. Eeon. Entomo1. 69:659-664. [ACL] 1267. McDonald, S. 1973. Simulated field tests and micro-plot tests for the control of 1280. McDonald, S. 1976. Laboratory evaluation Colorado potato beetle. P. 254-255 in of insecticides for the control of army cut• Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic~Use worm VII. P. 261-263 in Pestie. Res. Rep., Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] Can. Camm. Pestie. UseAgrie., Ottawa. [ACL]

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1283. McDonald, S. 1976. Simulated field tests 1295. McDonald, S. and Swailes, G.E. 1968. with new insecticides for the control of Control of root maggots on rutabaga. P. grasshoppers in wheat VII. P. 268-269 in 136-139 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Nat. Comm. Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. Use Pes tic . Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] 1296. McDonald, S. and Swailes, G.E. 1971. 1284. McDonald, S. 1977. New insecticides for Control of root maggots in rutabagas. crop pests. P. 80-81 in Research Highlights P. 146-148 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. - 1976. Agric. Can., Lethbridge, Alta. [ACL] Comm. PestiZ Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL]

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1286. McDonald, S. 1977. The effects of weather• 1298. McDonald, S. and Swailes, G.E. 1971. ing insecticide-treated wheat plants on Micro-plot tests for evaluating control of the control of field-collected MeZanopZus cutworm in sugar beets. P. 218-219 in sanguinipes. P. 275-277 in Pestic. Res. Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic:-Use Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. Use Agric., Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] Ottawa. [ACL] 1299. McDonald, S. and Swailes, G.E. 1975. 1287. McDonald, S. and Hall, N.W. 1960. A simple Dieldrin resistance in HyZemya brassicae freeze-drying apparatus for preserving plant (Diptera: Anthomyiidae) in Alberta. Can. materials treated with insecticides. Can. Entomol. 107:729-734. [ACL] Entomo1. 92:182-183. [ACL] 1300. McDunnough, J. 1922. Notes on Lepidoptera 1288. McDonald, S. and Hall, N.W. 1965. A of Alberta. Can. Entomo1. 54: 134-141. [1] laboratory insecticide sprayer designed to simulate field spraying equipment. J. 1301. McDunnough. J. 1924. Some new Canadian Econ. Entomol. 58:739-742. [ACL] Argynid races (Lepidoptera). Can. Entomol. 56:42-43. [I] 1289. McDonald, S. and Harper, A.M. 1974. Contact and simulated field tests for the 1302. McDunnough, J. 1928. Notes on Canadian control of the pea aphid in alfalfa. P. diurnal Lepidoptera. Can. Entomo1. 60:266- 1-2 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. 275. [1] Pes tic . Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] 1303. McDunnough, J. 1939. A new race of 1290. McDonald, S. and Jacobson, L.A. 1958. The PapiZio belonging to the machon complex. toxicities of some chlorinated hydrocarbons Can. Entomol. 71:216-217. [I] to various larval ins tars of the army cut• worm in the laboratory. J. Econ. Entomo1. 1304. McFadden, M.W. 1960. The control of 51:726-729. [ACL] aphids. Univ. A1ta., Insect Inf. Leaf1. 810. 3 p. [UA] 1291. McDonald, S. and Smith, D.S. 1971. Simu• lated field test with new insecticides 1305. McFadden, M.W. 1961. An improved techniqUE for the control of grasshoppers in wheat. for using the Ber1ese funnel. Entomol. New~ P. 220-221 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. 72:150-152. [UA] Pestic. UseAgric., Ottawa. [ACL] 1306. McFadden, M.W. 1962. A taxonomic study of 1292. McDonald, S. and Smith, D.S. 1972. Simu• the soldier fly larvae occurring in America lated field test with new insecticides north of Mexico (Diptera: Stratiomyidae). for control of grasshoppers in wheat. Ph.D. thesis, Univ. Alta., Edmonton, Alta. P. 211-213 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. [UA] Pes tic . Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] 1307. McFadden, M.W. 1966. The clover mite and 1293. McDonald, S. and Smith, D.S. 1973. Simu• its control. Univ. Alta., Insect Inf. lated field test with new insecticides Leafl. 24-X. [UA] for the control of grasshoppers in wheat IV. P. 260-262 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. 1308. McFadden, M.W. 1967. Camel crickets. Univ Comm. Pestic. Use-Agric., Ottawa. [ACL] Alta., Insect Inf. Leafl. 335. 2 p. [UA]

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1310. McFadden, M.W. 1969. New distribution sawfly, Cephus cinatus Nort. (Hymenoptera: records for Canadian soldier flies (Diptera: Cephidae), under artificial conditions. Stratiomyidae). Part I. Beridinae and Can. Entomol. 94:573-574. [ACL] Sarginae. Quaest. Entomol. 5: 5-7 . [VA] 1322. McGinnis, A.J. and Kasting, R. 1962. Com• 1311. McFadden, M.W. 1970. Flour beetles and parison of tissues from s:Jlid- and hollow• their control. Vniv. Al ta., Insect Inf. stemmed spring wheats during growth. III. Leafl. 1023. 4 p. [VA] An ether-soluble substance toxic to larvae of the pale western cutworm, Agrotis 1312. Territorial behaviour McGhehey, J.H. 1968. orthogonia Morr. (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae). of bark-beetle males. Can. Entomol. 100: Entomol. Exp. App1. 5:313-321. [ACL] 1153. [CF] 1323. McGinnis, A.J. and Kasting, R. 1962. Nutri· 1313. McGhehey, J.H. 1969. Sex ratios of indi• tion of the pale western cutworm, Agrotis vidual broods of the mountain pine beetle. orthogonia Morr. (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae). Can. Dep. Fish. For., Bi-mon. Res. Notes V. Utilization of protein labelled with 25(1) :2. [CF] carbon-14. J. Nutr. 76:333-340. [ACL]

1314. McGhehey, J.H. 1971. Female size and egg 1324. McGinnis, A.J. and Kasting, R. 1964. Chro• production of the mountain pine beetle, mic oxide indicator method for measuring Dendroctonus ponderosae Hopkins. Environ. food utilization in a plant feeding insect. Can., Can. For. Serv., Edmonton, Alta. Science 144:1464-1465. [ACL] Inf. Rep. NOR-X-9. [CF] 1325. McGinnis, A.J. and Kasting,. R. 1964. 1315. McGinnis, A.J. 1950. Sex ratio of the Colorimetric analysis of chromic oxide used wheat jtem sawfly (Cephus cinctus Nort.). to study food utilization by phytophagous M;Sc. thesis, Mont. State College, Bozeman, insects. J. Agric. Food Chern. 12:259-262. Mont. [ACL] [ACL]

1316. MCGinnis, A.J. 1955. Nutrition and 1326. McGinnis, A.J. and Kasting, R. 1964. Com• metabolic studies on the blowfly, Phormia parison of gravimetric and chromic oxide regina (Meigen). Ph.D. thesis, Ore. State methods for measuring percent utilization College, Corvallis, Ore. [ACL] and consumption of food by phytophagous insects. J. Insect Physiol. 10:989-995. 1317. McGinnis, A.J. and Kasting, R. 1959. Note [ACL] on a method of comparing diets for the pale western cutworm, Agrotis orthogonia Morr. 1327. McGinnis, A.J. and Kasting, R. 1964. In• (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae). Can. Entomol. 91: sect resistant crops of the future. Can. 742-743. [ACL] Dep. Agric., Res. Farmers 9(2): 8-9. [ACL]

1318. McGinnis, A.J. and Kasting, R. 1959. Nutri• 1328. McGinnis, A.J. and Kasting, R. 1964. tion of the pale western cutworm, Agrotis Nutritional methods for phytophagous orthogonia Morr. (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae). insects. Can. Entomo1. 96: 130. [ACL] I. Effects of underfeeding and artificial diets on growth and development, and a 1329. McGinnis, A.J. and Kasting, R. 1966. comparison of wheat sprouts of Thatcher, Comparison of tissues from solid- and Triticum aestivum L., and Golden Ball, T. hollow-stemmed spring wheats during growth. durum Desf., as food. Can. J. Zool. 37: IV. Apparent dry matter utilization and 259-266. (ACL] nitrogen balance in the two-striped grass• hopper, Melanoplus bivittatus. J. Insect 1319. McGinnis, A.J. and Kasting, R. 1960. Nutri• Physiol. 12:671-678. [ACL] tion of the pale western cutworm, Agrotis orthogonia Morr. (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae). 1330. McGinnis, A.J. and Kasting, R. 1966. In• III. Lyophilized sprouts and leaves of sect nutrition - quality and quantity. wheat as a basal diet for larvae, and Proc. Entomol. Soc. Man. 22:27. [ACL] effects of supplementation with L-leucine. Can. J. Zool. 38:585-592. [ACL] 1331. McGinnis, A.J. and Kasting, R. 1967. Diet• ary cellulose: Effect on food consumption 1320. McGinnis, A.J. and Kasting, R. 1961. and growth of a grasshopper. Can. J. Zool. Comparison of tissues from solid- and 45:365-367. [ACL] hollow-stemmed spring wheats during growth. 1. Dry matter and nitrogen contents of pith 1332. McGinnis, A.J. and Kasting, R. 1967. and wall and their relation to sawfly Wheat production and insects. P. 291-313 resistance. Can. J. Plant Sci. 41:469-478. in K.F. Nielsen, ed. Proc. Centennial Wheat [ACL] Symposium. Western Cooperative Fertili• zer, Calgary, Alta. [ACL] 1321. McGinnis, A.J. and Kasting, R. 1962. A method of rearing larvae of the wheat stem 51

1333. McGinnis, A.J. and Kasting, R. 1969. 1347. McGuffin, W.C. 1952. Forest Insect Digestibility studies with ce11u10se-U-C14 Survey Alberta, Rocky Mountain National on larvae of the pale western cutworm, Parks, and Northwest Territories. P. 112• Agrotis orthogonia. J. Insect Physio1. 120 in Annual report of the Forest Insect 15:5-10. [ACL] Survey. Can. Dep. Agric. [CF]

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1338. McGinnis, A.J., Newburgh, R.W. and Cheldelin, 1353. McGuffin, W.C. 1954. Descriptions of V.H. 1956. Nutritional studies on the blow• larvae of forest insects: Syngrapha, fly, Phormia regina (Meig.). J. Nutr. 58: Autographa (Lepidoptera: Pha1aenidae). 309~323. [ACL] Can. Entomol. 86:36-39. [CF]

1339. McGuffin, W.C. 1948. Alberta and Rocky 1354. McGuffin, W.C. 1955. Notes on life histo• Mountain National Parks. P. 102-109 in ries of some Ennominae (Lepidoptera: Geo• Annual report of the Forest Insect Survey. metridae). Can. Entomol. 87:41-44. [CF] Can. Dep. Agric. [CF] 1355. McGuffin, W.C. 1956. Some larvae of the 1340. McGuffin, W.C. 1949. Alberta and Rocky genus Itame HUbner (Lepidoptera: Geometri• Mountain National Parks. P. 97-104 in dae). Can. Entomol. 88:6-16. [CF] Annual report of the Forest Insect Survey. Can. Dep. Agric. [CF] 1356. McGuffin, W.C. 1958. Biological and de• scriptive notes on noctuid larvae. Can. 1341. McGuffin, W.C. 1949. Forest Insect Entomo1. 90:114-124. [CF] Survey (Rocky Mountain Region). Can. Dep. Agric., Bi-mon. Prog. Rep. 5(2) :3-4. [CF] 1357. McGuffin, W.C. 1958. Larvae of the nearctic Larentiinae (Lepidoptera: Geometri• 1342. McGuffin, W.C. 1949. Forest Insect dae). Can. Entomol. 90(suppl. 8) :1-104. Survey (Rocky Mountain Region). Can. Dep. [CF] Agric., Bi-mon. Prog. Rep. 5(5):3. [CF] 1358. McGuffin, w.e. 1958. The larvae of 1343. McGuffin, W.C. 1949. Programme of the DeiZinea HUbner (Lepidopfera: Geometridae), Forest Insect Survey (Rocky Mountain with notes on other stages. Can. Entomo1. Region). Can. Dep. Agric., Bi-mon. Prog. 90:216-223. [CF] Rep. 5(3):3. [CF] 1359. McGuffin, W.C. and Reid, R.W. 1950. 1344. McGuffin, W.C. 1950. Descriptions of Alberta and Rocky Mountain National Parks. larvae of forest insects: PZagodis, Ana• P. 96-105 in Annual report of the Forest goga, Hyperetis (Lepidoptera: Geometridae). Insect Survey. Can. Dep. Agric. [CF] Can. Entomo1. 82:205-210. [CF] 1360. McGuffin, W.C. and Reid, R.W. 1950. 1345. McGuffin, W.C. 1950. Fauna of forest Forest insect survey. Can. Dep. Agric., soil. Can. Dep. Agric., Bi-mon. Prog. Rep. Bi-mon. Prog. Rep. 6(6) :3. reF] 6(1) :3. [CF] 1361. McGuffin, W.C. and Reid, R.W. 1951. 1346. McGuffin, W.C. 1952. Forest Insect Alberta and Rocky Mountain National Parks. Survey. Can. Dep. Agric., Bi-mon. Prog. P. 94-103 in Annual report of the Forest Rep. 8(1):3. [CF] Insect Survey. Can. Dep. Agric. [CF] 52

1362. McKenzie, H. 1963. Inheritance of charac• 1376. Miller, L.A. 1950. Bionomics and control ters, especially mode of reaction to sawfly of some northern species of Tabanidae. M.Sc. and bunt, in spring wheat. Ph.D. thesis, thesis, Uni v. Alta., Edmonton, Alta. [UA] Univ. Minn., Minneapolis, Minn. [ACL] 1377 . Miska, J. 1977. A special collection for 1363. McKenzie, H. 1964. A comparison of seeding Lethbridge. Bull. Entomol. Soc. Can. 9:53. rates in studies of host resistance to the ~W wheat stem sawfly. Can. J. Plant Sci. 44: 495-496. [ACL] 1378. Mitchell, B.K. 1976. ATP reception by the the tsetse fly, Glossina morsitans Westw. 1364. McKenzie, H. 1965. Inheritance of sawfly Experientia 32: 192-193. [UA] reaction and stem solidness in spring wheat crosses: sawfly reaction. Can. J. Plant 1379. Mitchell, B.K. 1976. Physiology of an ATP Sci. 45:583-589. [ACL] receptor in labellar sensilla of the tsetse fly, Glossina morsitans morsitans Westw. 1365. McKenzie, H. 1965. Inheritance of sawfly (Diptera: Glossinidae). J. Exp. BioI. 65: reaction and stem solidness in spring wheat 259-271. [UA] crosses: stem solidness. Can. J. Plant Sci. 45:591-600. [ACL] 1380. Mitchell, B.K. and Reinouts van HagaKelker, H.A. 1976. A comparison of the feeding 1366. McKenzie, H. 1976. Chester hard red behaviour in teneral and post-teneral spring wheat. Can. J. Plant Sci. 56:975- Glossina morsita:ns Westw. (Diptera: Glos• 976. [ACL] sinidae) using an artificial membrane. Entomol. Exp. Appl. 20: 105-112. [UA] 1367. McKenzie, H. and Grant. M.N. 1965. Cypress wheat. Crop Sci. 5:199. [ACL] 1381. Moore, J.E. and Strickland, E.H. IJ54. Notes on the food of three species of amphi• 1368. McKenzie, H., Grant, M.N., Whiteside, bians. Ann. MidI. Nat. 52:221-224. [UA] A.G.O., McBean, D.S., Hurd, E.A. and Kush, A.G. 1963. Note on Cyprus, a new hard 1382. Moore, J.E. and Strickland, f.H. 1955. red spring wheat. Can. J. Plant Sci. 43: Further notes on the food of Albertan 232-234. [ACL] amphibians. Ann. MidI. Nat. 54:253-256. [~] 1369. McKenzie, H., Holmes, N.D., Peterson, L.K. and Grant, M.N. 19ti4. A comparison of 1383. Morgante, O. and Shemanchuk, J.A. 1967. three plot sizes in studies of host resis• Virus of the California encephalitis tance to the wheat stem sawfly. Can. J. complex: IsOlation from Culiseta inornata. Plant Sci. 44:485. [ACL] Science 157: 692-693. [AGL}

1370. McLintock, J. 1952. Continuous laboratory 1384. Morgante, O. and Shemanchuk, J.A. 1975. rearing of Culiseta inornata (Will.) Results of a 5-year study on the ecology (Diptera: Culicidae). Mosquito News 12: and epidemiology of western encephalomylitis 195-201. [ACL] in Alberta. P. 31-38 in K.W. Evans and B.W. Taylor, eds. Pro~ Alta. Mosquito 1371. McLintock, J. and Depner, K.R. 1954. A Abatement Syrup. [ACL] review of the life-history and habits of the horn fly, Siphona irritans (L.) (Diptera: 1385. Morgante, 0., Shemanchuk, J.A. and Windsor, Muscidae). Can. Entomo1. 86:20-33. [ACL] R. 1969. Western encephalomyelitis virus infection in 'indicator' chickens in southern 1372. McLintock, J. and Depner, K.R. 1957. Pre• Alberta in 1965. Can. J. Compo Med. 33:227• liminary attempts to establish a laboratory 230. [ACL] colony of the horn fly, Siphona irritans (L.) (Diptera: Muscidae). J. Parasitol. 1386. Morgante, 0., Vance, H.N., Shemanchuk, J .A. 43:209-212. {ACL] and Windsor, R. 1968. Epizootic of western encephalomyelitis virus infection in equines 1373. McMillan, E. 1935. A survey of cutworm in Alberta in 1965. Can. J. Compo Med. 32: damage in a specimen locality in Saskatche• 403-408. [ACL] wan. J. Econ. Entomol. 28: 428-431. [ACL] 1387. Morrison, F.O. 1937. The life history and 1374. Miller, G.E. and Howard, R.J. 1976. control of wireworms (larval forms of Ela• Insecticide trials for control of the terid beetle, especially of Ludius aeri• cabbage root maggot in southern Alberta. pennis destructor). M.Sc. thesis, Univ. P. 74-75 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Alta., Edmonton, Alta. [UA) Pestic. Use Agric., Ottawa. [MB] 1388. Mortenson, K.L., Emond, F.J. and Melvin, 1375. Miller, G.E. and Howard, R.J. 1976. J.C.E. 1974. Forest insects collected in Insecticide trials fOT control of the Prince Albert National Park, 1948-1971. greenhouse whitefly. P. 252-253 in Pestic. Environ. Can., Can. For. Serv., Edmonton, Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. Use-Xgric., Alta. Inf. Rep. NOR-X-l08. reF] Ottawa. [MB] 53

1389. Mortenson, K.L., Tidsbury, R.C. and Gautreau, 1404. Nelson, D.L. 1975. An evaluation: A E.J. 1972. Forest insects and disease con• cross between New Zealand and California ditions in Saskatchewan provincial parks, honey bee stocks. Am. Bee J. 115:228-229. 1971. Environ. Can., Can. For. Serv., Ed• [ACB] monton, AHa. Inf. Rep. NOR-X-25. [CF] 1405. Nelson, D.L. 1975. Beaverlodge annual 1390. Mortenson, K.L., Tidsbury, R.C. and Gautreau, beekeeper's field day. Can. Beekeep. E.J. 1973. Forest insect and disease con• 5:41. [ACB] ditions in Saskatchewan provincial parks, 1972. Environ. Can., Can. For. Serv., Ed• 1406. Nelson, D.L. 1976. The honey bee's world. monton, A1ta. Inf. Rep. NOR-X-56. [CF] Alta. Agric., Agdex 616-2. 16 p. [ACB]

1391. Moskaluk, E.R. and Hawn, E.J. 1973. A 1407. Nelson, D.L., Barker, P.S. and Kurtz, D. mechanical sieving apparatus for nematode 1977. End of season killing of honey bees extractions. J. Nemato1. 5: 72. [ACL] with acrylonitrile mixtures. P. 410-413 in Pestic. Res. Rep., Can. Comm. Pestic. 1392. Mott, D.G., Nairn, L.D. and Cook, J.A. Use Agric., Ottawa. [ACB] 1957. Radial growth in forest trees and effects of insect defoliation. For. Sci. 1408. Nelson, D.L. and Pankiw, P. 1973. Nectar 3:286-304. [CF] flow records at Beaverlodge, 1954-1972. Can. Beekeep. 4(4):29. [ACB] 1393. Muldrew, J.A. 1972. Larch sawfly, a bio• logical success story. Environ. Can., Can. 1409. Nelson, G.A. and Hawn, E.J. 1971. Failure For. Serv., Edmonton, Alta. For. Rep. 3(2): of Ditylenchus dipsaci to promote infection 1-2. [CF] by an antagonistic strain of Coryne• bacterium insidiosum. Phytopathology 1394. Murdoch, R.F.M. 1966. The biology of the 61:1097-1098. [ACL] lilac leaf miner, Gracillaria syringella Fabr. (Lepidoptera: Gracillariidae). M.Sc. 1410. Nelson, W.A. 1948. The biology of Miaro• thesis, Univ. Alta., Edmonton, Alta. [UA] braaon aephi Caron, an important native parasite of the wheat stem sawfly, Cephus 1395. Murdoch, R.F.M. 1967. Lilac leaf miner. ainatus Norton. M.Sc. thesis, McGill Univ., Univ. AHa., Insect Inf. Leaf1. 833a. [UA] Montreal, Que. [ACL]

1396. Murdoch, R.F.M. 1967. The biology of the 1411. Nelson, W.A. 1952. A note on the presence lilac leaf miner, Gracillaria syringella of first-stage larvae of Gasterophilus intes• Fabr. (Lepidoptera: Gracillariidae). tinalis (DeGeer) (Diptera: Gasterophilidae) Quaest. Entomo1. 3:247-281. [UA] in the mouth of the horse. Can. Entomol. 84:356. [ACL] 1397. Mutch, R.A. 1977. An ecological study of three sub-alpine streams in Alberta. M.Sc. 1412. Nelson, W.A. 1953. Observations on hyper• thesis, Univ. Calgary, Calgary, Alta. [UC] parasitism of the wheat stem sawfly Cephus ainatus Nort. (Hymenoptera: Cephidae). 1398. Neilson, C.L. 1918. Biology of E'ZeuJ'o• Can. Entomol. 85:249-251. [ACL] tropis utahensis Crawford (Eulophidae: Hymenoptera), a parasite of Cephus ainatus 1413. Nelson, W.A. 1955. Artificial feeding of Norton. M.Sc. thesis, Oregon State College, certain ectoparasites through membranes. Corvallis, Ore. [ACL] J. Parasito1. 41: 635-636. [ACL]

1399. Neilson, C.L. 1949. Biology and seasonal 1414. Nelson, W.A. 1956. Mortality in the history of Pleurotropis utahensis Crawford, sheep ked, Melophagus ovinus (L.), caused a parasite of the wheat stem sawfly. Can. by Trypanosom melophagium Flu. Nature Entomol. 81:174-180. [ACL] 178:750. [ACL]

1400. Neilson, C.L. and Khan, M.A. 1975. 1415. Nelson, W.A. 1957. Population behaviour Control of insects and ticks in livestock. of the sheep ked, Melophagu8 ovinu8 (L.), B.C. Dep. Agric., Bull. 10 p. [ACL] in relation to endocrine mechanisms in sheep. Ph.D. thesis, McGill Univ., Montreal, 1401. Nelson, D. L. 1973. Summary of 1971-72 Que. [ACL] apiculture research. Can. Beekeep. 4(4): 26. [ACB] 1416. Nelson, W.A. 1958. Purine excretion by the sheep ked, Melophagus ovinus (L.). 1402. Nelson, D.L. 1973. The bear facts. Can. Nature 182:115. [ACL] Beekeep. 4(1) :1. [ACB] 1417. Nelson, W.A. 1958. Transfer of sheep 1403. Nelson, D.L. 1974. Bear damage and keds, Melophagus ovinu8 (L.), from ewes to control. Can. Beekeep. 4(9) :67-69. [ACB] their lambs. Nature 181:56-57. [ACL] 54 1418. Nelson, W.A. 1961. Experimental e1imina• 1431. Nelson, \'l.A., Keirans, J.E., Bell, J.F. and tionof Trypanosoma melophagus Flu. from Clifford, C.~t 1975. HoshecJoparasite its hosts the sheep and the ked, Melophagus relationships. J. Med. Entomol. 12: 143-. ovinus (L.). Nature 190:739. [ACL] 166. [ACL]

1419. Nelson, W.A. 1962. Development in sheep 1432. Nelson. W.A. and. Petrunia, D.M. 1969. of resistance to the ked Melophagus ovinus Melophagus ovinus: Feedi!lg mechanism. on (L.) . I: Effects of seasonal manipulation trans-illuminated mOUSeear. Exp. of infestations. Exp. Parasito1. 12:41• Parasitol. 26:308.-313. [ACL] 44. [ACL] 1433. Nelson, \'l.A. and Qually, M.C. 1958. 1420. Nelson, W.A. 1962. Development in sheep Annual cycles in numbers of the sheep ked, of resistance to the ked Melophagus ovinus Melophagus ovinus (L.). Can... J. Anim. (L.). II: Effects of adrenocorticotrophic Sci. 38:194-199. [ACL] hormone and cortisone. Exp. Parasitol. 12.:45-51. [ACL] 1434. Nelson, \'l.A., Shemancnuk, J.A>. and Haufe, W.O. 1970. Haematopinus eUrysternus: 1421. Nelson, W.A. 1963. How ked-resistant are Blood of cattle infested with the short• sheep? Can. Dep. Agric., Res. Farmers 8(4): nosed, cattle louse. Exp. Para,si tol. 28: 10-11. [ACL] 263-271. [ACL]

1422. Nelson, \'l.A. 1966. Control of the sheep 1435. Nelson, \'l.A. a.nd Slen, S.B:. 195.3. Note on ked. Can. Dep. Agric., Pub. 1142. (Also evaluating populations of the, sheep ke,d, 1962. ) [ACLJ Melophagus ovinus (L,) (Diptera: Hippo• bascidae), on feeder lamps. Can. J.. Agric. 1423. Nelson, W.~, 1966. Louse research and con• ScL 33:620-621. [ACt] trol in Western Canada. Can. Dep. Agric., Entomo1. Newslett. 44(11): 1-3. [ACL] 1436. NelSOn, IV.A. and Slen:, S.B:. 1968. Weig,M gains and wool growth in sheep infested 1424. Nelson, \'l.A. 1971. A comparison of the with the sheep ked Melophq,gus: ovinWJ. Exp. efficacy of a pour-on systemic with a con• Parasitol. 22.:223.-226.. [ACL.] tact organophosphorus formulation in ecto• parasite (ked) control. P. 210 in Pestic. 1437. NelSon, W.A. and SIen, S.B .. 1969. Control Res. Rep., Can. Corom. Pestic. Use-Agric., those sheep keds. Can. WO.olGr,ower Sheep Ottawa. [ACL] B,re.eder 4JJ(3):2. [AC,I,.]

1425. Nelson, \'l.A. 1971. Acquired resistance 1438. Nelson, W.A. and Slen, S.•B,. 1971. Control to ectoparasite:;. J. Parasito1. 57(4, those ectoparasites. The. Shepherd 16(4,): Sec.2):24. [ACL] 8:"9. [ACt]

1426. Nelson, \'l.A. and Bainborough, A.R. 1963. 1439. NelsOn, W.A., 51en., S.B:. a.nd Ba,uky, E.C. Development in sheep of resistance to the 1957'. EvallLati.on of metho.ds of, estimating ked Melophagus ovinus (L.). III: Histo• population!; of the ..s:h<;>ep:ke<;l" M.

1427. Nelsou, \'l.A., Bell, J.F., Clifford, C.M. 1440. Nelson, W.A. and..Weint'l,'aub:, J .• 1972. and Keirans, J.E. 1976. Review article: Hypoderma lim:3atum (De: Vil).;.) (Qiptera: Interaction of ectpparasites and their Oestridae): Invasipn of the, b.9Vill€ sk.in hosts. J. Med. Entomol. 13: 389-42.8. [ACL] by newly h;;1tched larvae .. J.• Par:as,it-o 1. 58: 614-624. [ACL] 1428. Nelson, W.A., Clifford, C.M., Bell, J.F. and Hestekin, B. 1972. polypla$ serrata: 1441. Nelson, IIT.A., Weintraub. J. a~d. Hir.0Jlakac. R. Histopathology of the skin of 10use• 1968. E.ffects. of vitamin A dj;;.flici.e;f.l,qy.aDd infested mice. Exp. Parasito1. 31:194-202. ked resistance on the feeding: of D,ermaGentor [ACL] ander-sani on sheep. E:x:p. Para.sito1. 22: 240- 244. [ACL] 1429. Nelson, \'l.A. and Farstad, C.W. 1953. Bio• logy of Braeon eephi (Gahan) (Hymenoptera: 1442. Nichol, de la B. 1905. Butterfly collecting Braconidae) an important native parasite of in Canada in 1904. 36th Annu. Rep. Entomol. the wheat stem sawfly, Cephus einetus Nort. Soc. Ont. 19: 70-80. [I] (Hymenoptera: Cephidae), in Western Canada. Can. Entomol. 85: 103-107. [ACL] 1443. Nimmo, A. P. 1965. A new species of psyeho• glypha Ross from western Canada, w~tn notes 1430. Nelson, W.A. and Hironaka, R. 1966. Effect on several other species of Limnephilidae of protein and vitamin. A intake of sheep on (Trichoptera). Can. J. Zool .. 43.:781-787. numbers of the sheep ked, Melophagus ovinus [UA] (L.). Exp. Parasito1. 18:274-280. [ACL] 55

1444. Nimmo, A.P. 1965. The arrival pattern 1456. Oliver, J.H., Jr., Wilkinson, P.R. and of Trichoptera at artificial light near Kohls, G.M. 1972. Observations on hybridi• Montreal, Quebec. M.Sc. thesis, Univ. zation of three species of North American Alta., Edmonton, A1ta. [UA] Dermacentor ticks. J. Parasito1. 58:380• 384. [ACL] 1445. Nimmo, A.P. 1966. A list of Trichoptera taken at Montreal and Chamb1y, Quebec with 1457. Painter, R.H. 1953. Horn-fly control on descriptions of three new species. Can. beef cattle in the Prairie Provinces. Can. Entomo1. 98: 688-693. [UA] Dep. Agric., Entomo1. Div., Misc. Pub. [ACL]

1446. Nimmo, A.P. 1966. The arrival pattern of 1458. Painter, R.H. 1953. Livestock Insect Trichoptera at artificial light near Section, Lethbridge, Alta. Can. Dep. Montreal, Quebec. Quaest. Entomol. 2:217• Agric., Entomol. Newslett. 31(10):2-3. [ACL] 242. [UA] 1459. Pankiw, P. 1961. Pollination. Seed Scoop 1447. Nimmo, A.P. 1970. The adult Rhyacophilidae 7(5) :9. [ACB] and Limnephilidae (Trichoptera) of Alberta and Eastern British Columbia with an exmina• 1460. Pankiw, P. 1964. A decade of research at tion of the post-Glacial origins of the Beaverlodge on European foulbrood control. fauna. Ph.D. thesis, Univ. A1ta., Edmonton, Can. Bee J. 75(8):3-6. [ACB] A1ta. [UA] 1461. Pankiw, P. 1964. Drugs, bee diseases and 1448. Nimmo, A.P. 1971. The adult Rhyacophilidae assciated problems. Can. Bee J. 75(11): and Limnephi1idae (Trichoptera) of Alberta 8-10. [ACB] and Eastern British Columbia and their post• Glacial origin. Quaest. Entomol. 7:3-234. 1462. Pankiw, P. 1966. Package bees: Their [UA] diseases and control. Sask. Dep. Agric., Bee Lines 25:10-11. [ACB] 1449. Nimmo, A.P. 1974. The adult Trichoptera (Insecta) of Alberta and Eastern British 1463. Pankiw, P. 1967. Studies of honeybee Columbia, and their post-Glacial origins. preference and behavior on normal and II. The families Glossosomatidae and Philo• standard1ess alfalfa flowers. J. Apic. potamidae. Quaest. Entomol. 10:315-349. Res. 6:105-112. [ACB] [UA] 1464. Pankiw, P. 1968. The influence of envi• 1450. Nimmo, A.P. 1975. Trichoptera, or Caddis• ronmental conditions on brood rearing, flies. Univ. A1ta., Insect Inf. Leafl. 443. build-up, and honey production of package 6 p. [UA] bee colonies. Can. Entomol. 100:127-134. [ACB] 1451. Nimmo, A.P. 1977. The adult Trichoptera (Insecta) of Alberta and Eastern British 1465. Pankiw, P. 1969. Comparison of Italian Columbia, and their post-Glacial origins. and Caucasian races for package bee produc• I. The families Rhyacophilidae and Limne• tion in southern B.C. Am. Bee J. 109:422. philidae: Supplement 1. Quaest. Entomo1. [ACB] 13:25-67. [UA] 1466. Pankiw, P. 1969. Comparison of New Zealand 1452. Nimmo, A.P. 1977. The adult Trichoptera and California queens for honey production (Insecta) of Alberta and eastern British and wintering for package bee production. Columbia, and their post-Glacial origins. Can. Beekeep. 1(15):115. [ACB] II. The families Glossosomatidae and Philo• potamidae: Supplement 1. Quaest. Entomol. 1467. Pankiw, P. 1969. New Zealand queens 13:69-71. [UA] evaluation. Can. Beekeep. 1(7):2. [ACB]

1453. Noonan, G.R. 1973. The Anisodactylines 1468. Pankiw, P. 1969. Wintering bees in (Insecta: Coleoptera: Carabidae: Harpa1ini): southern British Columbia. Can. Agric. Classification, evolution, and zoogeography. 14(4):6-7. [ACB] Quaest. Entomol. 9:266-480. [UA] 1469. Pankiw, P. 1971. Fertility and red clover 1454. Noonan, G.R. 1976. Synopsis of the supra• seed production. Agric. Can., Canadex specific taxa of the Tribe Harpalini (Cole• 122. 530. [ACB] optera: Carabidae). Quaest. Entomol. 12:3- 87. [UA] 1470. Pankiw, P. 1972. The place for New Zealand queen bees in Canada. Can. Agric. 1455. Northcott, F.E. 1952. The identification 17(2) :34-35. [ACB] of digestive enzymes in several species of destructive grasshoppers; a qualitative 1471. Pankiw, P. 1973. Management of the alfal• analysis of different enzymes produced in fa leafcutter bee (MegachiZe rotundata) in various stages of development. M.Sc. northwestern Canada. (Addendum to Can. thesis, Univ. Man., Winnipeg, Man. [ACL] Dep. Agric. Bull. 'Alfalfa leafcutter bees 56

for pollinating alfalfa in Western Canada'. 1486. Pankiw, P. and Elliott, C.R. lnO. Alsike Pub. 1495.) [ACB] cloyer requirements for seed production. Agric. Can., Canadex 122.43. [ACE] 1472. Pankiw, P. 1974. A comparison of queens from New Zealand and California for honey 1487. Pankiw, P. and Goplen, B.P. 1965. Inheri• production and package bees in Canada. tance of vestigial corolla in alfalfa. Can. Bee World 55: 141-145. [ACB] J. Genet. Cytol. 7:52-58. [ACB]

1473. Pankiw, P. 1975. Effect of isolation 1488. Pankiw, P. and Goplen, B.P. 1967. The distance and border removal on contamination confinement period required to rid honey• in red clover seed production. Can. J. bees of foreign sweetclover pollen. Can. Plant Sci. 55:391-395. [ACB] J. Plant Sci. 47:653-656. [ACB]

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2116. Wilkinson, P.R. and Garvie, M.B. 1975. 21~Q. W0i1)1~y-Dod,F .R. mOll. St'l:'angeattempted Notes on the role of ticks feeding on hYb.1t idization innatUYle. cGan"Entoffi01. lagomorphs and ingestion of ticks by 36:288. [1] vertebrates in the epidemiology of Rocky Mountain spotted fever. J. Med. Entomol. 2131. Wolley-Dod., F.R. 1905. Butterflyand l2:4S0. [ACL] 'llIC1thcoll:ect'cing. P.16:2-Ni7 ,in Annu. ReI'., tJep. Agric. N.W.T. 1904:-;[.1J 2117. Wilkinson, P.R. and Lawson, J.E. 1965. Difference of sites of att,achment of 2132. Wolley-Dod,F .E. 1905. ,Preliminary 'list Dermacentor andersoni Stiles to cat,tle in of the macro-Lepidoptera of Alberta, southeastern Alberta and in south ,central N.lW.T.Can . Entomol. 37: 17~2'8. [I] British Columbia, in relation to possible existence of genetically different strains 2133. WoUey-Dod,F.H. 190:S.Preliminary list of ticks. Can. J. Zool. 43:408-411. [ACL] of the macro-'Lep'ido:ptera of A1be.l'ta, N.:W.T . Gan . Bh't{)iIl(i)cL.37 :49-4;0" [il] 2118. Wilkinson, P. R. and Waldern, D.E. 1976. Acaricidal sprays to protect cattle 'from 2134. Wo11ey-Dod,F.H. 1905. Preliminary list tick paralysis. P. 205-206 inPestic. of macro-Lepidoptera of Alberta, N.W.T. Res. Rep., Can. Comm.Pestic-:-Use Agrie., Can. Entomol. 37:T45-1S6. [1] Ottawa. [ACL] 2135. Wolley~Dod, F.R. 1905. 1>crelimInat'ylist 2119. Wilkinson, P.R. and Waldern, D.E. 1976. of the macro-Lepidoptrera0f Albe~ta, Barn trials of pesticides to protect cattle N.W.T. Can. En,tomo\L37: 173-18-4. [I] from tick paralysis. P. 207~208 in .Pestie. ReS. Rep., Can. Comm.Pestic. Use Agric., 2136. Woney~Dod,F.H. 1905.P.relimina1:Y list Ottawa. - [ACL] of 'the 'macro-Lepidopt'erao£ Alberta, N.W.T. Can. Entomol. 37:221-230. [I] 81 2137. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1905. Preliminary list 2154. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1911. Further notes on of the macro-Lepidoptera of Alberta, Alberta Lepidoptera. Can. Entomol. 43: N.W.T. Can. Entomol. 37:241-252. [1] 393-399. [1]

2138. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1906. Preliminary list 2155. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1911. Habits of Smerin• of macro-Lepidoptera of Alberta, N.W.T. thus geminatus Say and S. ceresyi Kirby. Can. Entomol. 38:45-54. [1] Can. Entomol. 43:104. [1]

2139. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1906. Preliminary list 2156. Wolley-Dod, F.H. 1912. Further notes on of the macro-Lepidoptera of Alberta, Alberta Lepidoptera. Can. Entomol. 44: N.W.T. Can. Entomol. 38:89-94. [1] 33-39. [1]

2140. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1906. Preliminary list 2157. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1912. Smerinthus ceresyi of the macro-Lepidoptera of Alberta, Kirby and Smerinthus opthalmicus BDV. N.W.T. Can. Entomol. 38:253-267. [1] Can. Entomol. 44:299-300. [1]

2141. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1907. Notes on Chryso• 2158. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1913. Further notes on phanus hypophlaeas and its allies, with Alberta Lepidoptera. Can. Entomol. 45: description of new species. Can. Ento• 21-34. [1] mol. 39:169-171. [1] 2159. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1913. Further notes on 2142. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1908. Argynnis astarte Alberta Lepidoptera. Can. Entomol. 45: Doubleday-Hewitt, and other high mountain 61-68. [1] butterflies. Entomol. News 19:108-114. [1] 2160. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1913. Further notes on Alberta Lepidoptera. Can. Entomol. 45: 2143. Wolley-Dod, F.H. 1908. Further notes on 93-98. [1] Alberta Lepidoptera. Can. Entomol. 40: 149-156. [1] 2161. Wolley-Dod, F.H. 1913. Further notes on Alberta Lepidoptera. Can. Entomol. 45: 2144. Wolley-Dod, F.H. 1908. Further notes on 129-134. [1] Alberta Lepidoptera. Can. Entomol. 40: 181-193. [1] 2162. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1913. Further notes on Alberta Lepidoptera. Can. Entomol. 45: 2145. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1908. Further notes on 186-192. [1] Alberta Lepidoptera. Entomol. News 19: 124-125. [1] 2163. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1913. Further notes on Alberta Lepidoptera. Can. Entomol. 45: 2146. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1910. A new Autographa 236-244. [1] from the Alberta Rockies. Can. Entomol. 42:349-350. [1] 2164. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1913. Further notes on Alberta Lepidoptera. Can. Entomol. 45: 2147. Wolley-Dod, F.H. 1910. Noctuid notes. 296-302. [1] Can. Entomol. 42:189-193. [1] 2165. Wolley-Dod, F.H. 1914. Further notes on 2148. Wolley-Dod, F.H. 1911. Further notes on Alberta Lepidoptera. Can. Entomol. 46: Alberta Lepidoptera. Can. Entomol. 43: 393-403. [1] 143-156. [1] 2166. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1915. Further notes on 2149. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1911. Further notes on Alberta Lepidoptera. Can. Entomol. 47: Alberta Lepidoptera. Can. Entomol. 43: 1-8. [1] 229-236. [1] 2167. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1915. Further notes on 2150. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1911. Further notes on Alberta Lepidoptera, with descriptions of a Alberta Lepidoptera. Can. Entomol. 43: new species. Can. Entomol. 47:33-42. [1] 281-286. [1] 2168. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1915. Further notes on 2151. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1911. Further notes on Alberta Lepidoptera, with descriptions of a Alberta Lepidoptera. Can. Entomol. 43: new species. Can. Entomol. 47:122-134. [1] 321-327. [1] 2169. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1916. A change of 2152. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1911. Further notes on synomymy in Xylomiges (Lepid.). Can. Alberta Lepidoptera. Can. Entomol. 43: Entomol. 48:367-372. [1] 329-339. [1] 2170. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1916. Noctuid notes 2153. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1911. Further notes on from Western Canada, with descriptions of Alberta Lepidoptera. Can. Entomol. 43: two new species and a variety. Can. Ento• 361-369. [1] mol. 48:58-71. [1] 82

2171. Wolley~Dod, F.H. 1916. The Heath collec• 2186. Wong, H.R. 1975. The Abietinag.\toup of tion of Lepidoptera. Can. Entomol. 48: Pristiphora (Hymenoptera: Tenthredinidae). 161-167. [I] Can. Entomol. 107: 45l~463. reF]

2172. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1916. The Heath collec• 2187. Wong, H.R. 197u. American species of tion of Lepidoptera. Can. Entomo1. 48: Pristiphora south of the United States. 226-232. [I] Ann. EntomoL Soc. Am. 69:525~526. [CF]

2173. Walley-Dad, F.H. 1916. The Heath collec• 2188. Wong, H.R. Ifl77. Chitrese species of tion of Lepidoptera. Can. Entomol. 48: Pristiphora and their relationship to 375-380. [I] Palaearctic and Nearctic species (Hymen~ optera: Tenthredinidae). Can. Entomol. 2174. Wolley~Dod, F .H. 1917. The Heath collec• 109:101-106. TeF] tion of Lepidoptera. Can. Entomo1. 49: 81-92. [I] 2189. Wong, H.R. 1977. Falloeampus: A new sawfly genus for the Nearctic species 2175. W01ley-Dod, F.H. 1917. The insect col• PZatyaampuB Schiodte (Hymehopte~a: Ten~ lections of Canada. Collection of macro• thredinidae). Can. Entomol. 109:1103-1107. Lepidoptera owned byF.H. Walley-Dad, reF] Mindapore, A1ta. Can. Entomol. 49:240• 248. [I] 2190. Wong, H.R. and Melvin, J.C.E. 1973. Insects associated with trees damaged by 2176. Wolley-Dod., F.H. 1918. Notes on Barnes hydrocarbon condensate in the Strachan and McDunnough's check 1i~t of Lepidoptera Area, Alberta. Environ. Can., Can. For. of Boreal America. Can. EntomoL 50:8-16. Serv., Edmonton, Alta., tnf. Rep. I'OR~X-74. [I] [OF]

2177. Wolley-Dod, F.H. 1918. Notes on Barnes 2191. Wong, H.R. and Melvin, J.C.E. 1974. and McDunnough's checklist of Lepidoptera Insects of aspen catkins in the Canadian of Boreal America. Can. Entomo1. 50:51. prairies. Environ. Can., Can. For. Serv., [1] EdIlIonton, A1ta., Inf. Rep. NQR~X-76. [CF]

2178. Wong, H.R. 1971. Forest entomologists 2192. Wong, H.R. and Melvin, J.C.E. 1976. in the prairie regions. Bull. Entomol. Biological obse~vations and larval de• Soc. Can. 3:15. [CF] scriptions of Enargia deaoZor (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) on trembling aspen in northern 2179. Wong, H.R. 1972. Dioryetria banksieUa Alberta. Can. Entomol. 108: 1213~1220. [CF: (Lepidoptera: Pyra1idae) in the western gall rust, Endoeronartium harknessii 2193. Wong, H.R., Melvin, J.C.E. and Drouin, (Basidiomycetes: Urdinales). Can. Ento• J.A. 1976. Damage by willow shoot-boring mol. 104:251-255. [CF] sawfly in Alberta. Tree Planters Notes 27(4):1$-20. reF] 2180. Wong, H.R. 1972. Literature guide to methods for rearing insects and mites. 2194. Wong, H.R., Melvin, J.e.E. and Harper, Environ. Can., Can. For. Serv.,Edmonton, A.M. 1977 • COllililoninsect and mite galls Alta., In£. Rep. NOR-X-38. [CF] of the Canadian prairies. Can. For. Serv., Edmonton, Alta., Inf. Rep. NOR~X~196. 81 2181. Wong, H.R. 1972. The spread of the p. [CF] European spruce sawfly, Diprion hereyniae (Hymenoptera: Diprionidae) in Manitoba. 2195. Wong, H.lt. and Milliron, ILE. 1972. A Can. Entomol. 104:755-756. [CF] Canadian species of Susana on western juniper (Hymenoptera: Tenthredinidae). 2182. Wong, H.R. 1972. Western forest Insect Can. Entomol. 104:l025~1028. [CF] Work Conference. Bull. Entomol. Soc. Can. 4:29. [CF] 2196. Wong, H.R., Still, G.N. and rves, W.G.H. 1972. Insects, mites, and pathogens col• 2183. Wong, H.R. 1974. Birch leaf miner. lected by the Forest Insett and Disease EnvirOn. Can., Can. For. Serv., Edmonton, Survey. In Jack Pine in southeastern Alta., Pest Leaf1. PL-1-74. 3 p. [CF] Manitoba:--A Compendium of Research, 1967~1970. Environ. Can., Can. For. Serv., 2184. (Wong, H.R.) 1974. Enemies of poplars. Edmonton, Alta., Inf. Rep. NOR-X-5GC. [CF] Environ. Can., Northern for. Res. Centre, For. Rep. 4(1) :4-5. [CF] 2197. Wu, L.-Y. and Hawn, E.J. 1975. Paraty• Zenehus neoprojeatus n.sp. (Paratylenchinae' 2185. Wong, H.R. 1974. The identification and Nematoda) from alfalfa fields in Alberta, origin of the strains of the larch sawfly, Canada. Can. J. Zool. 53:1841~1843. [ACL] Pristiphora eriahsonii (Hymenoptera: Ten• thr~dinidae), in North America. Can. Entomo1. 106:ll2l~113l. [CF] 83

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Edmunds, J. 749 Harding, C. 978

Elliot, C.R. 749, 1484-1486 Harries, W.N. 1088

Emond, F.J. 1388, 1499, 1512, 1513, 1633 Harper, A.M. 49, 50, 60, 689, 1187-1189, 1202, 1289, 1997, 2194 Erwin, T.L. 93, 94 Hartland-Rowe, R. 1569-1572 Evans, W.G. 134, 1536 Harwood, R.F. 314 Evert, R.F. 254 Haufe, W.O. 195, 315, 534, 1089, 1434, 1779-1781, Farstad, C.W. 859, 864, 965, 967, 1200, 1429, 2043, 2044 1531-1534, 1727, 1729 Hawn, E.J. 563-565, 612, 999, 1189, 1391, 1409, Fettes, J.J. 917,463,21161331911608,261,1477 9184641474449,1609 2027,1389, 1390,2028, 1495,2038, 1499,2039, 2066, 2067, 2197 1513-1514, 20811515, 1633, 1634 Gooding,Foster,Friend,Gautreau,Garvie,Gates,Gochnauer,Forster,R.H.H.J.M.L.M.B.R.R.R.E.Glen,T.A.J. R. Heggie, M.H. 672,671832110616121646Ill,1430,251,170114281512 982,2085877,5071441 1098,1190, 1099,1191, 1948-1950,1846 2029, 2056 Hildah1,Hobbs,Henson,Hestekin,Hinks,Hocking,Hironaka,Hinman,Heming,Hergert,Hollebone,C.F.G.A.W.R.R.H.B.S.V.G.R.B.Hocking,R.B.J. E. J.M.

Gop1en, B.P. 1487-1489

Gorin, P.A. 1846

Gorman, J.R. 303

Graham, K. 1648 $D

Holmes, N.l}. $5, 252, $3.1, 140, §Y76, 13~, '!!'

Horricks, J.5. 55, 532 La:tson, R.i. Howard, LA. IS01}

Howard, ILl'. 1374, 1375 Lawrence, J.J. 935~931 Howell, D.E. 2017 Lawson, J.E. Huang, C.T. SOB Layton, C.R. 1513 Hudson, J.E. 833 Leech,H.~. 2201 Hurd, E.A. 1Jo8 Leech, ILIL 147 Hurtig, H. Leischne:t,T.G. 15$7 Inkpen, If.S. Lichenste:in, B.P. Irwin, B.3. €lIS tiaverse, J.A.C. 1478 Ives, W.G.H. 2196 Lilly, C.E. 49, SO', 009,,·612, 6$:9', 141. 143, 978, Jacobson, L.A. 152, 133,. 4'61, 464,. 1200, :lt1$c1 1959, 1~{J, 19i68

Jacobson, M. 1953 Lindsay, I. S. 835, 91:1.

Jahren, R. 164~, 16SO· Longair, ILl.. lO(ij}, :t100,Un

James, H.G.. 1702 MacDonald, M.J). M3, 614. MI" 1141-1146

Jamieson, e.A-. 1490 Mltil, G.A.

Jones, M. 33Qc 1119

Kasting, R. Mann, 51.L. W. 9!l!}·SJ23

Keirans, J.E. 1421, 1431

Kennelly, J. 1021 Martinko, E.A. 1002 Khan, A.A. 834 Mathews, J.V. 11~

Khan, B.A. 331:, 1524~1516

Khan, M.A. McBean, D.S. 1368

Kiceniuk, J.A. 1782 McDonald, ft. 9'69-971

King, K./if. McDonald,. S. 862, 37S" 876; 912-,,!iJ1&,. ltt12, 1961~ H)i6.a:, 19'9'$ ••2011. 108i6 Kohls, G.llt. McDUffie,. w.e. 9.41, 20$& KondIa, N. lZ~ MsGinnb. A.J. 466. 814, 9'$$.•li~.;: H9't, H9'3> Kozub, G.C. ~~a

Kramer, T. 10'91) McGUffin, w.e. 174 741, 12:03 87 293147710071894 4062055199 McIntyre, M. 531, 863, 1507, 1510 rittman, U.J. 55,465,319,322,917,925,210,1433,11071128,1359-1361,532,926466,325,323,416,9181784,1651,1814,326327417,12301808,208418372010-2012562,18751136, 1158

McMahon,McKenzie,McLintock,McKevan, H.A.D.K.H.J. Radovic,Pritchard,Randall,Qually,Rayner,Pledger,Platt,Powell,Putnam,Reid,Raske,Pratt, R.W.A.W.R.H.M.A.G.A.C.M.e.J.M.L.G.A.D.J.L.G.I.G.T.P.

McMillan, E. 1730

Melvin, J.e.E. 198, 480, 481, 938, 1388, 1546, 1835, 1836, 1891, 1892, 1979, 2190-2194

Milliron, H.E. 2195

Misener, R.L. 1509

Miska, J.P. 615

Mitchell, B.K. 1611

Morgante, O. 673-67795678,17832053,139298, 1491864,2054 1613, 2108

Negre,Morley,Nelson,Nairn,Muldrew,J.L.D.H.V.W.A.D.L.J.A.

Reinouts van Haga Kelker, H.A. 1380

Rentz, e.L. 303

Rich, G.B. 2079

Richards, K.W. 750, 751, 1625

Richards, L.A. 1623 Newburgh, R.W. 1336-1338 Richards, W.R. 837, 838 Northcott, F.E. 1833 Robertson, R.H. 2080, 2081 Nummi, W.O. 744-747, 752 Robins, J.K. 175-182, 933-937, 1581, 2048-2051 Orchard, W.R. 2067 Rock, P.J.G. 1731, 2092, 2093 O'Meara, M.H. 191 Ro1seth, B.M. 505, 510, 511, 2039 Owen, F.E. 922, 923 Rosenberg, D.M. 980 Pankiw, P. 404, 405, 513-515, 748, 749, 1408 Ryan, J. 1157 Patterson, V.B. 412, 1512, 1633, 1634, 1891 Salt, R.W. 273, 1108, 1208, 1732 Pelchat, B. 1558 Sauchyn, J. 335 Pelham, W.L. 1094 Schwindt, G.W. 1894 Perry, A.S. 924 Scott, J.S. 293 Peterson, L.K. 320-323, 861, ~63-874, 876, 977, 1369 Seamans, H.L. 1704

Petrunia, D.M. 1432 Sharp1in, C.D. 839, 840

Petty, J. 412, 935, 1499, 1633, 1634, 1879 Shemanchuk, J.A. 54, 471, 679, 1383-1386, 1434, 2043-2046, 2087-2089 Philip, H.G. 324, 329, 331-340, 509, 963, 964, 968, 1016-1022 Shepherd, R.F. 278, 522, 707, 1705 Shorthous~, J.B. Tidsbury, ~..(:. 13'89, j,,39:0, 1499',. !s>i;Z, 1\515, 16~;)', 1'6·:54'" 1892; Shrimpton, n.M. 1652 Tinga, W. 10$7 Siemens, B. 1492, 1495 TraVland,. b.B. 20'81 Sippell, \'I.L. 301

Skaley, L.S. 1545 Twinn, C.R. Slen, S.B. 1435-1439, 2108 Tyrrell, C. l~$(} Smith, A.D. 55, 50, 532, 606, 607 tfuderhiH, R.W. 1969, 1970 Smith, D.S. 130, 875, 876, 1001, 1291-1293, 1518 Vance, H.N. 1386

Smith, G.J. 412,< 1495, 1496, 1499, 1513, Virostek, J.P. 744-747', 752 1516, 1517, 1633, 1634 Vithayasai, C. 1653 Sommerfeldt, T.G. 255, 256 Voss, W.A.G. I&S1 Stark, R.W. 523, 524', 708, 709' Waldern, !J.E. 211,8'-21:21 Steck, W.F. 1969, 1$r70, 2057 Warthen,< J'.lJ. 19:5a: Steiner, M.Y. 336, 1022, 152'1-1530 Watson, J .A. Stelfox, D. Weintraub,. J. 135, 512, tOliH'. 144(1;. 1441, 11M Stevens, W. II. 257 Wellin~Ort, W.G. 70~ Stevenson" G.l!:. 303 Wenner, 9.S. '!i27 Stevenson, R.E. Whisle't, H.C. 1786 Stewart,< J. F. 324 Whitehead', D.R. 96,. 4>24 Still, C.N. 413, 1497-1499, 1512,. 163s, 1634, 2196

Story, T.P'.

Strickland, E.H. Wilkins'Mt, i>.R.

Stroesser, L. 21.20, 2121 WUs{jrr, X.M'. 119~

Struble, D.L. 2013, 2014, 2u~7 13-85,< 1386

Susut, J.P. 1495, 1496, 149!t, 15J2, 1513, Wong, fLR. 301, 4{)'5', g.~11). t54~ •. l!8~'S 1516, 1517, 1633~163S WMd, D.t. 1129' SulliVan, C.R. 20$5 Zeg{j1d,< 5.1 •• 208S, 2'(5f'1 Swailes, G.E. 617-621. 140, 815-871, 12'94~1299, 1832, 1964-1970, 2057

Switzer, A.S. 51, 337-546

Tawfik, M.S. 509

Tennant, J.B. 622

Thomas, Ai. W. 511

Thompson,. C.O.M. 680, HJ94, 11SQ,<1181, 2019, 2082-2084 89 SUBJECT INDEX

Acarina 1623-1625 Akephorus sp. 2096

Aceria tulipae Keifer 61, 877, 1812, 1813 Alder fly (see Sialis cornuta)

Aceria parapopuli Keifer 171, 344 Alder lace bug (see Corythucha pallipes)

Aceria ulmicola Nalepa 346 Alfalfa caterpillar (see Colias eurytheme)

Acheta assimilis luctuosus (Serville) 1819 Alfalfa 1eafcutting bee (see M. pacifica)

Acyrthosiphon caraganae (Cho1odkovsky) 386 Alfalfa looper (see Autographa californica)

Acyrthosiphon pisum (Harris) 590-592, 597, Alfalfa plant bug (see Adelphocoris lineolatus) 598, 609, 615, 740, 1289, 1622 Alfalfa stem nematode (see Ditylenchus dipsaci) Adelges cooleyi (Gillette) 197, 295, 296 Alfalfa weevil (see Hypera postica) Adelges laraciatus (Patch) 298 Alpine insects 1109 Adelphocoris lineolatus (Goeze) 450, 452, 453, 600, 1620 Altica populi Brown 352

Adelphocoris superbus (Uhler) 1162, 1190, 1191 Alticinae (Haltcinae) 1530, 1997, 2006, 2008- 2010 Aedes aegupti Linnaeus 266, 488, 489, 496; 624, 629, 633, 641, 910, 911, 1147, 1501, American cockroach (see Periplaneta americana) 1562, 1654, 1739, 2059 Anagasta knehniella (Zeller) 62, 63, 159 Aedes communis (Degeer) 627, 774 Anagoga sp. 1344 Aedes flavescens (MUller) 2045 Anelaphus albofasciatus Linnell 1573 Aedes ponctor (Kirby) 567 Animal resistance 1419-1421, 1425, 1426 Aedes sp. 414-417, 769, 982, 1009, 1098, 1099, 1883 Anopheles earlei Vagas 1767

Aedes sticticus (Meigen) 2044 Anopheles freeborni Aitken 310, 314

Aedes vexans (Meigen) 2043, 2046 Anthophora occidentalis Cress 745

Aeolothrips fasciatus (Linnaeus) 605 Ants (see Formicidae)

Aerial spraying 148, 154, 155, 319, 915, Aphids (see Aphididae) 919, 921, 924, 1209, 1210, 1626, 1971-1978 Aphididae 64, 65, 350, 373, 375, 386, 426, Aeshna interrupta lineata (Walker) 1551 571, 573, 575-580, 582-584, 587, 589-594, 597, 598, 606-609, 614, 615, 740, 1117, Agabus sp. 2201 1202, 1218, 1289, 1304, 1622, 1896, 1915

Agonum retractum LeConte 206, 207, 210 Apiculture 21, 23, 27, 45, 46, 56, 98, 754, 759-761, 763, 778, 836, 1159-1161, 1401• Agonum sp. 516 1408, 1460-1468, 1470, 1472, 1474, 1479• 1483, 1490, 1491, 1810, 1840, 2015-2022 Agromyzidae 535-538, 540, 541, 543, 544, 546-551, 553-555, 1735-1738 Apis mellifera Linnaeus 23, 27, 46, 98, 258• 260, 743, 759-761, 763, 836, 1159-1161, Agronomic effects 873 1404, 1406, 1407, 1462-1468, 1470, 1472, 1479-1483, 1488, 1490, 1491, 1810, 1840, Agrotis orthogonia Morrison 131, 132, 229, 2015, 2019-2021 230, 241, 767, 831, 943, 947, 948, 951, 952, 956-960, 962, 967, 969-971, 973, Aquatic insects 843, 1639, 1640 975-977, 986, 988-990, 996,998, 999, 1096, 1196, 1197, 1245, 1246, 1248, 1252, Araneida 147, 1149-1157 1256, 1268, 1272, 1317-1319, 1322, 1323, 1333, 1704, 1711-1713, 1722, 1723, 1726, Archips cerasivoranus (Fitch) 347, 379, 1890 1730, 1731, 1733, 1734, 1902, 1956 90

Arctic insects 3, 83, 812, 839, 840, 1003- 1558, 1570, 1573-1575, 15$0" 151M, 1:1i9>6, 1008, 1157, 1560, 1615, 1616, 1642-1646 1597, 1599, 16.02, 1604-1606, 1618, 1625, 1649, 1650, 1738, 1745, 1762, 1771, 1797, Argia vivida Hagen 1553, 1558 1816, 1825-1827, 1878, 1889, 19.23, l,980, 1983, 1987, 2023-2025, 2028., 2036, 2'077, Argyrotaenia tabulana Freeman 166 2085, 2192 (s.ee also Life hist.ory)

Armycutworm (see Euxoa auxiliaris) Biological control 1774, 2054 Artificial diets 996, 1317, 1318 Biometeorology 624-626,636, 639. 641,645, 646, 649-652, 655, 659-665,672,930, i220, Artificial infestations 2078 1540, 1795, 1&00, 1823, 1868 (see aJLso Ecology) Aspidiotus popularum Marlatt 2109 Birch leafminers 398, 2183 Attagenus megatoma (Fabricus) (A. piceus) 793 Biting flies 655, 753, 764, 790, 827, 205:6

Attractants 799, 810, 816 Black carpet beetle (see Attagenus megatoma)

Attraction 442 Black flies (see SimuLidae)

Autogeny 2034 Black widow spider (see Latrodectus mac,tans)

Autographa caLifornica (Speyer) 335, 963, BLatteUa germanicaLinnaeus 161, 785, 1101, 1264 H02, 1211-1217

Autographa sp. 1353 Blattidae 43, 102, 161" 262, 263, 2"65, 7.8'5, 1101, H02, 1211-i217, 1.22S" 1657,175$ Azetecarpalus sp. 85, 90 BHsterb.eetle {se.e MeLoidae) Balsam fir sawfly (see Neodiprion abietis) Blotch leaf miner (see Li1;hocoUe1;is .sp.) Bark beetles 52, 879. 881, 889, 1114, 1124, 1125, 1127, 1312, 1593, 1594, 1596-1598, Biowflies (se.e Calliphoridae) 1635 Body lOUSe (see PedieuLushwnCWUB ~s) Barley yellow dwarf 60, 606,607 Bombus hyperboreus Sch15nherr 1616 Bedbug (see Cimex lectularius) Bombus poLaris Curtis 1616 Beet leafminer (see Pegomya hysocyami) Bombus sp. 717, 720. 724, 725, 7.27-7Z~" Beet webworm(see Loxostege sticticaLis) 731, 732, 734, 746, 752, 1615-1'61:8, 1623-1625, 1846, 2205 Behavior 131, 194, 418, 438, 447, 637, 720, 721, 746, 755, 760, 761, 785, 792, 816, Book lice (see Psocopt:,era) 819.,828, 835, 855, 961, 982, 1002, 1008, 1009, 1312, 1380, 1415, 1444, 1446, 1519, Bovico La hovis (Linnaeus) 1601, 1741, 1743, 1760, 1798, 1802, 1996 Box elder aphid (see Rf3riphyV~U8ne~dinis) Bembidion sp. 80

Bertha armyworm(see Mamestra confifJurata) Brachinida 418, 420-423 Bibio sp. 1899 Braehinus paUidusEr.win 41'8 Bibliography 199, 302, 303, 615, 791, 2063 Bracon aephi (Gahan) 864, 1410, 14:29,1:683, Biography 783 1684 Biology 1, 2, 169, 173, 206, 295-297, 305, Brevicoryne brassiaae (Linnael..l>s) 1896 416, 418, 429, 455, 457, 458, 517, 518, 525, 529, 571, 575, 578, 582, 608, 669, Bruce spanworm (see Ope'l'oph1;er4 lxPlt

Butterflies 104-110, 115-129, 144, 212, 482- Cery10nidae 1740 487, 809, 878, 1265, 1300-1303, 1442, 1757,' 1809, 1838, 1839, 2123, 2126, 2131, 2141, Check list 126, 136-143, 145, 146, 200-202 2142, 2155, 2157 (see also Lepidoptera) Chermidae 1929 Buprestidae 429 Cherry leaf beetle (see Pyrrhalta cavicollis) Byrrhidae 409, 410 Chilopoda 821 Byrrhus sp. 410 Chironomidae 1232, 1638 Cabbage aphid (see Brevicoryne brassicae) Chionaspis pinifoliae (Fitch) 164, 165, 369, Cabbage butterfly (see Pieris rapae) 890

Cabbage maggot (see HyZemya brassicae) ChZorochroa sayi Sta1 939-942, 950, 972

Caddis flies (see Tricoptera) Chokecherry midge (see Contarinia virginanae)

CaZathus sp. 95 Cholinesterase 509, 1214, 1739, 1880, 1882, 1884

CaZiroa cerasi Linnaeus 342, 348, 378, 388, choristoneura sp. 1705 396, 430 Choristoneura fwniferana Clemens 148, 152, 162, Calliphoridae 1934 168, 279, 280, 880, 917, 918, 925-927, 930, 1583, 1584, 1788-1790, 1792-1795, 1797, Caloptilia syringella (Fabricius) 367, 1118, 1971 1394-1396, 2110 Chorizagrotis auxiliaris Grote (see Euxoa Camel cricket (see Gry11acrididae) auxiliaris)

Cameraria microcarpae (Freeman) 1893 Chromosomes 613, 614, 1128, 1202, 1203, 1827

CamnuZa peZZucida (Scudder) 1273 Chrysops sp. 2037

Carabidae 66-69, 72-82, 84-95, 205-207, 210, Cicade11idae 601 261, 408, 411, 419-424, 441, 470, 475, 476, 516-520, 1130-1132, 1205, 1206, 1453, Cicinde1idae 472, 474, 1120, 2065 1454, 2094-2101 cicindela sp. 472, 473 Caragana aphid (see Acyrthosiphon caraganae) cimex lectularius Linnaeus 44, 1885, ,1916, Cattle grubs (see Hypoderma sp., H. bovis, 2024, 2026 H. lineatwn) C1earwinged grasshopper (see Camnula pellucida) Cattle lice 334, 338-340, 559, 631, 632, 667, 1012, 1013, 1078, 1080, 1423, 1428, 1524, Click beetle (see E1ateridae) 1526, 1614, 1766, 1779-1781 Clothes moths (see Tineidae) Cattle pests 16 Clover cutworm (see Scotogramma trifolii) Cecidomyiidae 1541 Clover mite (see Bryobia praetiosa) Centipedes (see Chilopoda) Coccine11idae 112, 113, 603 Cephus cinctus Norton 151, 267-269, 456-466, 531, 845-852, 855, 857, 859-861, 863-874, Cockroaches (see B1attidae) 966, 984, 1137-1146, 1204, 1219, 1220, 1315, 1320, 1321, 1362-1369, 1398, 1399, Coenopoeus palmeri LeConte 1574 1410, 1412, 1429, 1507, 1510, 1531-1535, 1627-1630, 1664-1666, 1686, 1696, 1715, Cold hardiness 62, 63, 1103, 1107, 1108, 1579, 1717, 1725, 1727, 1729, 1912, 2064 1658-1660, 1662, 1668, 1670, 1672, 1673, 1675-1677, 1679-1703, 1841 (see Winter Cerambycidae 1574-1578, 1581 mortality)

Ceratopogonidae 1771 Coleoptera 200-204, 808, 1133, 1740, 1796, 2199-2201 Cerodontha sp. 538 92 col-eoteehnites sp. 281, 521-523, 530., 707-.'1U9, Currant worm (see NenratusJJi'be.sia) 883-BS6, 1787, 1799, 180.0.,18US, 1848• 1863, 1865-1868, 1871-1875 Cuticle 122'3, 1744

CoHas eurytheme Boisduval 144 Cutworms 944, 953., 1247, 1373-, 1895., r89R,19o.5 Collembol:a 3 Cynipidae 1806., 1807

Colorado potato beetle (see Leptinotarea Cynthia car-dui (Linnaeus) 118, 1265 decem Zineata) Cyrtolaus sp. 210.1 Commoncattle grub (see Hypoderma l-ineatum) Cyto.genetics 1125,1137-1146., 120.4, IS3:5 Confused flour beetle (see TriboUum confusum) Damage 168 Contarinia virginianae Felt 347, 370., 391, 397 Darksided cutworm (see Euxoamessoria) Cooley spruce gall aphid (see Adel-ges aool-eyi) DDTresistance 1249 Copabl-e phapon sp. 190.1 Deer flies (see Chrysops and Tabanidae) Corn leaf aphid (see Rhopal-osiphum maidis) DefOliation effects Corythuca paUipes Parsh1ey 345 Dendroatonus monticolae Hopkins 213,214,906, Cosmopepl-a bimacul-ata Thomas 1235 1599, 1601-160.6

Cover crop 60. Dendroctonus ponderosae Hapkins 27B,'tll:l'7, 1129, 1313, 1314, 153B-154U.,1I1i07-16.10, Crane fly (see Tipulidae) 1647,1&49,1650,1652,16'53, r&{))L, 1802, 1805, 1808 Crop inse£ts 55 Dendroctonus sp. 1710 Crowding effect 64, 65, 1828, 1829 Dermaeentor andersoni Stiles 1441, 2112-2115, Cryobius sp. 74, 75, 79 2117-2121,22M

Ctenicera aeripennis destructor (Brown) 983, 1931 Desiccation 1664 Culex fatigans (Wiedmann) 477, 488, 489 Diamondbackmoth (s:eePlu:Ml1amaouJ,:i,pennis) Cul-ex tarsal-is Coqui11et 1767 Diapause 26'1-269, 273., ;$06".$.ijB- .., ~t}9,913, Culicidae 8., 12, 14, 28, Ut8, '195,266, 947, 948, 1106., 1666, '1678, rX06., 17U7,2H2 310., 314, 317, 318, 3.19, 325-327, 414• 417, 477, 488, 489, 496, 505, 5.25-529, Dichelonyxbadki (Ki,rby) 455 566-569, 623, 624, 627-.629, 633,6157, 641, 642, 645, 6Sb,65il,,66£, :690., 76.2" 769, 80.5, 813, 822, 828, 838, 910.-914, 982, 100.9, 10.11, m9£, -10.99, 1147, Ll48, Dioryctriasp. 2179 1198, 1370., 1383, 150.1, 1562-1565, 1655, 1656, 1762-1764, 1767., 1768, 1769,1772• Dipl-ocheUa sp. 68, 81, 411 1775, 1778, 1783, 1784, 1786, 1883., 19.77, 20.27, 2028, 2041, 20.43-20.46, 2058, :206:0, Dipl-olepis pol-ita Ashmead 1806,;1~07 2061, 2087-2089 Dip1opoda821 Culiseta inornata (Will.) 1370., 1383, 1767, 20.70. Diptera 283, 539, 17'85.,>1927.,J;l:l~8"lli945

Culiseta morBitans dyari(Coquillea) Disease 576,999, 1732, 1764, 177'5, 17~Q" 1894, 220.2 Culiseta sylvestris minnesotaeBarr 528 Diseasetransmissioh Cultural control 462, 1191, 1721, 1723, 1734, 685., 687 20.90 Dispersal 164, 167, 172., 429., 109S., ;109.9 Currant fruit fly (see_EPochra canadensis) 93

Distribution 4, 69, 75, 80, 84, 112, 113, 190, Epoehra eanadensis (Loew) 820 221, 312, 313, 341, 448, 577, 797, 939, 941. 1002, 1134, 1135, 1310, 1447-1449, 1451, : Eradication 1053, 1062, 1072, 1077, 1082- 1452, 1538, 1593, 1763, 1771, 1776, 1831, 1085, 1095 1858, 1869, 1879, 1924, 1926, 2066, 2067, 2181, 2187 (see Lists) Eriophyes sp. 347

Ditylenehus dipsaei (KUhn) 563-565, 681, 685 Eriosoma amerieanum Riley 350

Dragonfl ies 1547-1552, 1554, 2104 Eucosma gloriola Heinrich 301

Dysehirus sp. 1131, 2096 European fruit scale (see Leaanium aOPni)

Dytiscidae 1134-1136, 2201 European spruce sawfly (see Gilpinia herayniae)

Early cutworm (see Euxoa tristieula) Euryderis sp. 72

Earthworms 1260, 1505 Euura atra (Jurine) 381, 392, 400

Eastern pineshoot borer (see Eueosoma gloriola) Euxoa auxiliaris (Grote) 133, 945, 946, 949, 961, 1251, 1255, 1257, 1259, 1261, 1275, 1277, Ecology 3, 130, 131, 205, 206, 208-210, 224, 1280, 1282, 1285, 1290, 1714, 1716, 1897, 523, 566, 568, 569, 624-627, 633, 637, 641, 1956, 1965 645, 651, 679, 705-707, 709, 714, 718, 722, 724, 725, 727, 728, 731, 734, 742, 745, Euxoa messoria (Harris) 1967, 2013 847, 929, 932, 955, 1226, 1229, 1397, 1568, 1569, 1597, 1598. 1617, 1637, 1639. 1725, Euxoa oahrogaster (Guenee) 469, 955, 1253, 1789, 1792, 1806, 1807. 1877, 1981. (see 1258, 1263, 1298, 1523, 1527, 1708, 1709, also Biometeorology) 1957

E1ateridae 196, 978, 983, 1163, 1165, 1166, Euxoa tristiaula Morrison 954, 1956 1168-1171, 1173-1178, 1180, 1181, 1192, 1193, 1387, 1908, 1914, 1923, 1931 Evagora sp. (see Coleoteahnites sp.)

Electron microscopy 285, 287, 293, 701 Evarthus sp. 475, 476

Elm gall mite (see Aeeria ulmieola) Face fly (see Musea autumnalis)

Embryology 284, 287, 290, 981, 1612, 1667, Falloeampus sp. 2189 1824. 2044 Fall webworm (see Hyphantria aunea) Enargia deeolor (Walker) 2192 False chinch bug (see Nysius raphanus) Encephalomy1itis 1383-1386, 1769, 1770, 1783 Feeding habits 561, 562 albolineana (Kearfott) 357, 377, 1119 Fenusa pusilla (Lepeletier) 398, 2183 Energy flow 1642, 1645, 1646 Field crickets 1819 Engelmann spruce weevil (see pissodes engelmanni) Fire brats (see Thermobia domestiaa) English grain aphid (see Maerosiphum avenae) Fire insects 442, 444 Ennoninae 1354 Flax bollworm (see Heliothis ononis) Entomology/general 96, 211, 219, 289, 532, 572, 595, 625, 697, 773, 776, 777, 780, 786-788, Flea beetle (see Altieinae) 800, 802, 804, 808, 811, 814, 815, 817, 824• 826, 843, 844, 853, 1082, 1195, 1381, 1382, Fleas (see Siphonaptera) 1458, 1522, 1674, 1719, 1720, 1748, 1886, 1887, 1907, 1909. 1918, 1920. 1922, 1948, Flesh fly (see Wohlfartia sp. and Saraophaga 1949, 2103, 2122, 2127, 2178, 2182 bullata)

Entomoscelis americana Brown 332. 336, 1889 Flies (general) 647, 658

Environmental factors 132, 855, 859, 1793 Flight 229, 230, 270-272, 628, 629, 762, 763, 771, 772, 774, 782, 784, 789, 818 Epinotia eriddleana_ Kearfott 1115 94

Floodwater mosquito (see Aedes sticticus) Granary weevil (see Sitophilus gpa;J(t(},rius) flour beetles 1311 Grape leafhopper 1221 Forage crop insects 712 Grasshoppers 15, 18, 51, 130, 149, 154" 156, 247, 251, 251, 21'5, 329, 330, 33'3', 8'03, Forecasts 2055 856, 875, 876, 965,. 1199, 123'0, 12'39, 1240, 12'43, 1250, 1254, 1266, 1273, 1274, Forecasting outbreaks 1711, 1712, 1714, 1722 1278., 1281, 1283, 128&, 1291-1293., B29, 1331,. 1455, 1518, 1566, 156.7, 1667, 1815• Forest insects 58, 59, 198, 219, 22D, 228, 1833, 1917, 1972, 2090, 2092, 2093 302-304, 441, 442, 444, 445, 702, 706, 888, 938, 1345, 2053, 2184, 2190, 2191 Green ash bug (see NeoboY'Us aemoemw)

Forest insect survey 97, 170, 174-184, 198, Green peach aphid (see Myzus persicae) 299, 412, 413, 480, 481, 882, 928, 933-937, 1339~1343, 1346, 1347, 1350~1352, 1359- Green bottle fly (see Phaenicia sericata) 1361, 1388-1390, 1494-1499, 1511-1517, 1588, 1589, 1592, 1595, 1632-1634, 1636, 1834~1836, Greenhouse whitefly (see Trialeurodes vaponanium) 1891, 1892, 1979, 2047-2052, 2196 Gryllacrididae 1308 Forest tent caterpillar (see Ma~cosoma disstria) Gt>ylloblatta campodeifomis Walker 703, 704, 2062 Formicidae 829, 1758, 1759, 1919 GryZlus sp. 194 Frankliniella fusca (Hinds) 693, 694, 699, 700 Habitats 134 Fulgoridae 1925, 1928 Haematopha:gusinsects 494, 4Sia, 502, 649, 656, Fumigants 203D, 2031 819, 834, 1777, 2023, 2025

Fumigation 114, 153, 407 Haemaphysalis leporispalustl'is (Packard) 187

Fungal relationships 1541-1546 Haematobia irritans (Linnaeus) 305~309" 311, 315, 331, 630, 635, 648, 654, 670, 671, 674• Fungus parasite 2087-2089 677, 1018, 1032, 1046, 1058, 1079, 1092, 1371, 1372, 1457, 1894, 2069 Gall insects 294, 571, 575, 577, 578, 586, 588, 596, 1218, 1806, 1807, 2194 Haematopinus eurrysternu8 (Nitzsch) 632., 1434

Gall mites 347 Halocoryza sp. 2094, 2097

Gall nematodes 683 Hap~ocampa ~acteipennia Rowner 391, 397

Garden pests 17, 20 Haplothrips verbasei (Oshorn) 693, 694, 6mlC, 700 GasterophUus intestinalis (De Geer) 1411 Hamolita secale (Fitch) 858, 1700 Geometridae 1344, 1354, 1355, 1357, 1358 Harpalini 1453, 1454 Gerris remigis Say 1226~1229 Harrpalu$ sp. 86, 87,. 408 German cockroach (see Blattella germanica) Hartonymu8 sp. 91 Giant water bug (see Lethocorus americanus) HeZlumorrphoides sp. 66 Gilpinia hercyniae (Hartig) 2181 Hemiptera (general} 1943 Glossina morsitans morsitans Westwood 497, 499~ 501, 503, 504, 507, 510, 552, 1378-1380, 1611 Heliothis ononis (Denis and Schif£eil'ltltliler) 158

Glycerol 1679, 1683, 1684, 1841 Helminthiasis 1041

GraciUaria syringeUa Fabricius (see Caloptilia Herbicide effects 1567 syringeUa) Hetera'rthY'Us nemot>atu8 (Fallen) 398 Grain insects 60, 1332, 1918 Heterodera schaehtii Schmidt _ 612, 621. 682, Grain mites 6 689, 1189 95

Hibernation 1767 Irr~orted currantworm (see Nematus ribesia)

History 979 Insecticides - Analysis 1953, 1954

Honeybees (see Apis mellifera) Insecticides - Control 11, 16-20, 24, 26, 28, 48, 50, 51, 55, 148-153, 156, 158-161, 196, Horn fly (see Haematobia irritans) 232, 241, 247, 251, 252, 315-340, 343, 345-403, 558, 560, 579, 589, 594, 599-605, Hornia minutipennis Riley 755 610, 611, 630-632, 634, 635, 647, 648, 653, 654, 658, 670, 671, 673, 676, 677, 710, 757, Horse bot fly (see Gastrophilus intestinalis) 766, 841, 851, 860, 862, 871, 875, 876, 907, 908, 912, 917, 918, 963, 964, 968, 971-973, Horse fly (see Tabanus and Tabanidae) 975, 976, 1012-1023, 1026-1032, 1034-1037, 1039-1051, 1053-1056, 1058, 1061, 1062, 1064, Host relationships 220-222, 224-228, 1121, 1430, 1065, 1070-1081, 1083-1085, 1089, 1092-1095, 1431, 1434, 1436, 1440, 1441, 1576, 1591, 1167-1170, 1172-1186, 1188, 1191, 1199, 1236, 1603, 1606, 1610, 1652, 1653, 1727, 1738, 1239-1268, 1270-1275, 1277-1283, 1285, 1286, 1778-1780, 1791, 1796, 1801, 1808, 1873, 1289-1298, 1374, 1375, 1424, 1505, 1506, 1874, 2082, 2108, 2113, 2116, 2117, 2193 1508, 1509, 1523-1530, 1566, 1581, 1583, 1584, 1614, 1619-1622, 1765, 1766, 1768, Houseflies 7, 8, 19 1772, 1773, 1781, 1784, 1847, 1880, 1895, 1904 1915, 1971, 1972, 1977, 1993, 1998-2002, 2004• House fly (see Musca domestica) 2010, 2012, 2027, 2071-2076, 2079, 2080, 2082• 2084, 2110, 2114, 2118-2121 Household insects 432, 793, 1922, 1942 Insecticides - General 22, 25, 49, 57, 157, 425, House plant insects 100 434, 449, 640, 643, 680, 768, 823, 835, 854, 915, 924, 1052, 1100, 1211-1214, 1216, 1225, Hover flies (see Syrphidae) 1237, 1276, 1284, 1287, 1935, 2003

Human louse (see Pediculus humanus humanus) Insecticides - Residues 50, 235-239, 242-246, 248-250, 255-257, 509, 534, 674, 675, 974, Humidity effect 1607 980, 1097, 1224, 1640, 1641, 1842-1845, 1952, 1953, 1961-1963, 1995, 2029 HyaZophora sp. 299 Insecticides - Resistance to 1241, 1244, 1249, 1520 Hybridization 472, 473, 1456, 2081, 2130

HyZemya antigua (Meigen) 1993 Insecticides - Spray equipment 916, 920, 922, 923, 1288, 1582, 1585 HyZemya brassicae (Weidemann) 908, 1295, 1296, 1299, 1529, 1981, 1983, 1984, 1987-1992, Insecticides - Toxicity 240, 253, 254, 640, 643, 1994-1996, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005 756, 1033, 1037, 1042, 1057, 1059, 1060, 1063, 1066-1069, 1086, 1088, 1090, 1237 HyZobius warreni Wood 215-218, 222-225, 368, 401, 1869 Intertidal insects 439, 447, 448, 2097

Hypera postica (Gy11enha1) 602, 716, 744, Integrated pest management 659, 2053 1503, 1504, 1621, 1998 Ipini 894 Hyperetis sp. 1344 1121 Ips plastographus (LeConte) Hyphantria cunea (Drury) 2085 Ips sp. 892, 895-905, 1121-1127 Hyphantria textor Harr. (see H. cunea) Ips tridens Mannerheim 893, 899 Hypoderma bovis (Linnaeus) 135, 512, 994, 862 1882, 1884, 2068, 2078-2081, 2084 Irbisia brachycera (Uhler)

Itame Zoricaria Hulst 1113 Hypoderma Zineatum (De Vi11iers) 135, 512, 1038, 1440, 1882, 2068, 2079-2081, 2084 Itame sp. 1355 Hypoderma sp. 1631, 2071-2077, 2083, 2203 Ixodes sp. 1782 Hypomolyx piceus (Degeer) 1591 Ladybird beetles (see Coccine11idae) Ichneumonidae 1937, 1941 Larch sawfly (see Pristiph~ra erichsonii) 96

LygU6 sp. 600, 1164, 1620, 1663 Larder beetles (see DePmestes Zardarius) ,

Larentiinae 1357 Lytta viridana LeConte 1612

Latrodectus mactans (Fabricius) 1724, 1924 Macrosiphum avenae (Fabricius) 589, 594

Leafhoppers (see Cicade11idae) MaZacosoma disstria HUbner 169, 172, 173, 354, 385, 390, 399, 431, 479, 929~ 1348, 1349, Leafmining beetles 1900 1579, 1580, 1804, 1837, 1911, 1932, 1951

Lebia sp. 1205, 1206 Mamestra configurata Walker 274, 276, 277, 964, 968, 981, 1270, 1509, 1958, 2014, Lecanium corni Bouche 387 2055, 2057

Lepidoptera 136-146, 809, 878, 1300-1303, Mantidae 111 1519, 2123-2177, (see also Butterflies, Geometridae, and Noctuidae) Mating and oviposition 945, 946, 951, 959, 1104, 1825-1827, 1987, 1992, 2068 Depisma saccharina Linnaeus 807 Mediterranean flour moth (see Anagasta kueh• Leptinotarsa decemZineata Say 1208, 1241, ZieZZa) 1244, 1249, 1262, 1279, 1926 MegachiZe perihirta Cockerell 714 Lethocorus americanus (Leidy) 70 MegachiZe pacifioa (Panzer) 726. 7So. 733, 735• Leucania commoides Guenee 1970 739, 741, 748, 750, 751, 1103-1108, t471. 1492, 1493 Liocoris sp. (see Lygus) MegachiZe rotundata Fabricus (s~e M. paaifica) Lice (see cattle lice or PedicuZus humanus humanus) Megachite sp. 742 Licinini 68, 81, 411 Melanism 803 Lilac 1eafminer (see CaZoptiZia syringeZta) Metanophita acuminata De Geet 433, 435, 437, 438, Life history 167, 298, 570, 571, 575, 446 578, 581, 582, 612, 744, 941, 956, 967, 1127, 1354, 1371, 1387, 1433, 1557, 1858, MeZanophiZa sp. 429 1893, 1931, 2155, (see also Biology) MeZanopZu$ biZaturatu$ (see M. sanguinipes) Life tables 1232, 1865 MeZanopZus bivittatus (Say) 273, 1001, 1240. Limonius californicus (Mannerheim) 978, 1165, 1243, 1329, 1667, 1669, 1671, lS~S 1166, 1168, 1192, 1193 MetanopZus mexicanus (see M. -SattguiYl:iopes) Liromyza sp. 537 MeZanopZus sanguinipes (Fabricius) 156, 1266, Lists 212, 415, 1114, 1133, 1442, 1445, 1286, 1518, 1667, 1815, 1818, 1820, 1821, 1564, 1644, 1758, 1925, 1927, 1937-1939, 1825-1830, 1833 1941, 1943, 2104, 2105, 2124, 2125, 2129, 2132-2140, (see also Distribution) Meloidae 328. 617, 1222

LithocoZZetis sp. 353 MeZophagus ovinu$ (Linnaeus) 48, 337, 495, 1414• 1422, 1424, 1426, 1430, 1432, 1433, 1435• Livestock insects 13, 644, 657, 658, 673, 1437, 1439, 2108 1040, 1400 Methods 71, 133, 215, 217, 288, 307, 406, Lodgepole needleminer (see CoZeotechnites sp.) 417, 443, 451, 4{)1, 463, 520, 524-526, 616, 622, 668, 682, 684, 691, 702, 726, 733, 736, Lodgepole terminal weevil (see pissodes tePmi• 752, 770, 777, 833, 852, 863, 921,957, 984, aZis) 997, 998, 1111, 1198, 1202, 1211, 1287, 1288, 1305, 1324-1326, 1328, 1391, 1413, 1510, Loricerini 93 1582, 1585, 1647, 1648, 1728, 1832, 1934, 1936, 1944, 1952, 2033, 2041, 2042 Loxostege sticticaZis (Linnaeus) 324, 1242, Microwaves 1657 1718, 1903, 1906, 1947, 1959, 1960, 1980, 1982, 1985 Mierobrttoon oephi (see Braoon oephi) Ludius sp. (see Ctenicera aeripennis dest~b£or) 97

Midges (see Chiromidae) Neurosecretion 450, 452

Migration 118, 1832 New genus 85, 1536, 1933, 2189, (see also Taxonomy) Migratory grasshopper (see M. sanguinipes) New record 419, 548, 755, 858, 939, 1563, Millipedes (see Dip1opoda) 2062, 2092, (see also Taxonomy)

Mites 6, 61, 171, 209, 344, 346, 347, 371, New species 89, 90, 203, 204, 516, 891, 894, 779, 877, 1623-1625, 1812, 1813, 2040 1131, 1443, 1502, 1735, 1863, 2095, 2141, 2146, 2168, 2170, 2195, (see also Taxonomy) Moisture effects 960, 1664, 1665, 1669, 1671, 1985 Noctuidae 275, 277, 1745, 1904, (see also Lepidoptera) Monochamus oregonensis1651 (LeConte)226, 227,15771203 1128, 1576, 1577 Northern cattle grub (see Hypoderma hovis) Monochamus scuteZZatusMonodontomerus(Say) Monochamusobscurissp.Westwood Northern pitch twig moth (see Petrova aZbicapitana)

Nysius raphanus Howard 618, 1297

Nutrition 767, 831, 983-990, 992-996, 999• 1001, 1096, 1200, 1201, 1316-1320, 1322• Morphology 64, 65, 193, 207, 213, 214, 231, 1326, 1328-1331, 1333-1338, 1815, 1816, 233, 275, 282, 285, 298, 433, 437, 446, 1818, 1820, 1821, 1830, 1833, 2038, 2039 453, 455, 512, 539, 552, 692-695, 696, 699, 700, 1129, 1136, 1147, 1148, 1219, Oat bird-cherry aphid (see RhopaZosiphum padi) 1233, 1234, 1344, 1501, 1551, 1552, 1554, 1562, 1565, 1573, 1574, 1578, 1599, 1611, Obituary 795, 796, 798, 1231, 2106 1618, 1710, 1744, 1746, 1749, 1750, 1753, 1761, 1790, 1945, 1950, 2058 Odonata 1547-1554, 1558, 1559, 1638, 1936, 2102, 2104, 2105, 2107 Mortality factors 1228 OZigonychus ununguis (Jacobi) 371, 2040 Mosquitoes (see Culicidae) Onion maggot (see Hylemya antigua) Mountain pine beetles (see Dendroctonus spp.) Operophtera bruceata (Hulst) 163, 167 MUsca autumnalis De Geer 312 Operophtera brumata Linnaeus 467, 468, 1760 Musca domestica Linnaeus 150, 266, 1017, 1019-1021, 1520, 1521, 1528 Orius tristicoZor White 604

Myiasis 678, 1613, 1940 Otiorhynchus ovatus (Linnaeus) 427, 1271

Myzus persicae (Sulzer) 64, 65 Outbreaks 929, 930, 1538, 1795

Nabis aZternatus Say 604 Pacific willow leaf beetle (see PyrrhaZta decora)

Nebria puparata Le Conte 1002 Painted lady (see Cynthia cardui)

Nebria sp. 94 Pale western cutworm (see Agrotis orthogonia)

Nematodes 563-565, 612, 681-689, 1024, Parasites 223, 311, 527, 537, 538, 598, 1025, 1189, 1391, 1561, 1600, 1742, 2066, 733, 741, 846, 864, 938, 956, 1398, 1399, 2067, 2197 1410, 1412, 1429, 1596, 1708, 1709, 1715, 1742, 1852, 1859, 1870, 1872, 1878, 1896, Nematus limbatus Cress 359 1902, 1905, 1913, 1985, 2043, 2053

Nematus1707ribesia (Scopo1i) 3653553741706, 349 Paratylenchus projectus Jenkins 688, 2066, 2067 NeohorusNeodiprionNemobiusaemoenusfasciatusnanulus_nanuZusabietisReuter Harris(De Geer)Sched1 ParatyZenchus neoprojectus Wu and Hawn 2197

Parthenogenesis 456

Patent 1960, 2013, 2057

Patrobus sp. 205 98

PiK,Qne7!lKJgJaskensis (Rohwe.:l;')3SQ., 384, 3\,)5,1116

Pear sawfly (see CaliY'oa o?Y'@;si) hne nefildle~cale (see C'hiQn(Jspis pinifokCfie)

Pearslug (see CaliEOa ctel'asi)

pediculus humanus humanu$ Linnaeus 4~0, 4~3, 781, 830

Pegomya hyoscyami (Panzer) 620, 1183 Pine1{s similig (Gillette) 297 pelmatellus sp. 519

Pemphigus betae Doane 571, 573, 575-5$,0, 582-584 Pissodes terminalis Hopkins Hl:79

Pentatomoidea 1233-1235

Peridroma saucia (HUbner) 1%9 PityophthoY'Us sp. 891

Periphyllus negundinis (Thomas) 350, 373 Plant relationships 459, 611, 688, 756, 758, 812, 1329, 857, 1361, 866, 87Q, ~42, ~49, 950, Periplaneta americana Linnaeus 262, 263, 265, 952, 959, 965, 96,6, 977, 10-03-1Q07, 1230, 122!;.,1657, 1753 1729, lY30, 1736-1738, 1889~ In4, 1~}}4, 2064, 2056 Pesticide hearings 29-41 Plant l'~:;istij,l'lce4S7, 4llS, 460, 46S, 4{l(i), ;;31, Petrova albicapitana (Busch) 383, 394, 402, ;;63·~S6.,5,,5$3, $$0, 667-$611, S7~, 8'74, 1000, 1864 U3'7-!146, UOO, 1201, 1;?~'7,U62~la~Q, 1510, 1l'i31-1,5;?l'i,1609, 16.n~16')0, H~M, Petrova metallica (Busch) 1870 1986

Pha1aenidae (see Noctuidae) Plagpdi? ?p. 1344

Phaenica sericata (Meigen) 1613 2189

Phenacapsis pinifoliae (Fitch) (see Chionaspis Natynl&{i ?p, 2100 pinifoZiae) Plecopte:ra 3.41, 1570, un. Pheromones 274-277, 978, 1124, 1165, 1192_ll94, lY05, 1951, 1955-196.0, 19f>4• 1970, 2057

Philophuga sp. 1130, 1132 711, 717, '7l8, '7~Q Phloeoxena sp. 88, 89 Pol1in~tiQn S13~915, 533, '711, 713~715, 718, Phormia regirI(J.(M!il igen) 987, 131f>, 1336- LU8 720, 729, 732, 737, 731, 742, 743, 7'7, 749, 1Q04, 1005, lUO, lAS!=),10461, 1471, Photoperiodism 310, 314, 946 1473. 1475-1477, 1484';':).486,1,481.,1$00, 1661 Phyllocnistis popuZiella Cham. 1537 PQlymorphism 1128 Phylogeny 552, 743

Physiology 192, 258-273, 450, 452, 488, 489, 491, 492, 494-506, 508, 510, 511, 654, 762, Pompi1id~e 1876 774, 910, 911, 1101, 1102, 1212-1217, 1378, 1379, 1415, 1416, 1455, 1560, 1587, 1654• Poplar bO:l;'er(see sap~vdq Q4k~~ta) 1656, 1666, 1667, 1f>78, 16S2, 1703, 1739, 2035, 2038, 2039 POplar bud gall mite (see 4cte~ pa~pop~ti)

Phytotoxicity 49, 196, 611, 1179 Poplar leaf beetle (see Atti~ ~pyti)

Phytomyza matricariae Hendel 1736, 1738 Poplar sC1.,931., 1439,1(;45,1.719, 18li3, 11167, 1~71, UlZ3, 2026, 2059-2061 99

Prairie grain wireworm (see Ctenieera aeri• Rhopalosiphum padi Linnaeus 606-608 pennis destruetor) Rhopalosiphum maidis Fitch 2086 Predation 1547-1550, 1819 Rocky Mountain wood tick (see Dermaaentor andersoni) Predators 467-470, 578, 599, 603-605, 745, 765, 1164, 1597, 1619, 1878 Root collar weevil (see Hylobius warreni)

Pristiphora eriehsonii Hartig 53, 358, 376, Rye jointworm (see Harmolita seaale) 932, 1393, 1590, 2054, 2185 Sampling 702, 1571, 1647, 1648, 1651, 1804, Pristiphora sp. 2186-2188 1853, 1857, 1860, 1862

Profenusa thomsoni (Konow) 398 Saldidae 1536

Proteoteras willingana Kearfott 364, 380, 389 Saperda calcarata Say 366, 403, 478, 1112

Pseudaletia separata (Walker) 274 Sarcophaga bullata Parker 192

Pseudophonus sp. 92 Say stinkbug (see Chlorochroa sayi)

Psocoptera 101 Scale insects 1915

Psyllidae 1930 Seaphinotus sp. 77, 82

pteromalus venustus Walker 1203 Sehizogenius sp. 2094, 2095, 2098, 2099

pterostiehus adestrietus Eschzcholtz 517, 518 Saolytidae 1798

pterostichus melanarius Illinger 508 Scotogramma trifolii (Hufnagel) 316, 1964, 1966

pterostichus pennsylvanicus Le Conte 517, 518 Seed setting 710

pterostichus sp. 74, 75, 78, 79 Seed treatment 26, 196, 558

Ptychoptera lenis lenis Osten Sacken 842 Semiothis sexmaaulata Packard 931

Public health insects 185, 186, 191 Serology 467, 909, 910, 1631

Pyrrhalta eavieollis Le Conte 351 Sex attractants (see Pheromones)

pyrrhalta deaora (Say) 360 Sex ratio 466, 852, 870, 893, 966, 1129, 1313, 1315, 2064 Rabbit tick (see Haemaphysalis leporispalustris) Shade and she1terbe1t tree insects 10, 99, Radiation, effect 706, 707 199, 363, 382, 393, 478, 557, 2111

Rearing 133, 215, 307, 520, 752, 892, Sheep ked (see Melophagus ovinus) 957, 997, 1370, 1372, 1888, 2180 Short-nosed cattle louse (see Haematopinus Recurvaria sp. (see Coleotechnites sp.) eurysternus)

Redbacked cutworm (see Euxoa ochrogaster) Sialis aornuta (Ross) 1158, 1557

Red turnip beetle (see Entomoscelis ameriaana) Silpha bituberosa Le Conte 619

Repellents 428, 794, 799, 810, 834, 1011, Silver fish (see Lepisma saaaharina) 1586, 1587 Simuliidae 1, 2, 54, 231-234, 243, 282, 284, Respiration 2030, 2031 286, 290, 291, 313, 320-323, 471, 666, 757, 766, 775, 832, 837, 841, 1061, 1071, 1073, Reviews, monographs 232, 494, 615, 956, 1371, 1502, 1508, 1776 1427, 1431, 1688 Simulium aratiaum (Mall.) 243 Rhabdophaga swainei Felt 221 Simulium aureum Fries 1776 Rhodnius prolixus St~l 1654 Simulium venustum 1)1!Y 28'L. 100

Simulium vittatum Zett. 234 Sugarbeet webworm (see Lo;r;ostege sticticalis)

Siphonaptera 186, 436 Sugarbeet wireworm (see Limoniu$ cali/omicus)

Siphona irritans (see Haematobia irritans) Superb plant bug (see Adelphocoris supe:tlbus)

Sitona cylindricollis Fahraeus 1294,1999, Survey 441, 470, 6&6, 1373, 1&31 2000 Susana sp. 2195 Sitona scissifrons Say 602 Sweet clover weevil (see Sitona cylindricollis) Sitophilus granarius Linnaeus 160, 407, 1761 Sy1vatic plague 186 Snipe flies (see Symphoromyia sp.) Symphoromyia sp. 1785 Sod webworm 1754 Syngrapha sp. 599 Soldier flies (see Stratiomyidae) Syrphidae 599 Solitary wasps (see Pompi1idae) Tabanidae 511, 1376, 1741-1743, 1765, 2032-2039 Sphaeridium scaraboides Linnaeus 1921 Tabanus sp. 1765 Spiders (see Araneida) Tachinidae 1933 Spinach carrion beetle (see Silpha bituberosa) Taniva albolineana Kearfott (see Endothenia Spinach leaf miner (see pegomya hyoscyami) a lbo lineana)

Spiracles 1761 Tanyderidae 454

Spruce bud midge (see Rhabdophaga swainei) Taxonomy 4, 5, 47, 66-69, 72-82,85-95, 103, 111-113, 144, 283, 408-411, 420-424, Spruce budworm (see Choristoneura fumiferana) 448, 472, 473, 475, 476, 519, S39-551, 553-556, 894-905, 1114, 1122, 1123, 1126, Spruce needleminer (see Endothenia albolineana) 1130-1135, 1149, 1150, 1152-1155, 1205, 1206, 1233, 1306, 1309, 1353, 1355-1357, Spruce sawfly (see Neodiprion abietis) 1453, 1454, 1556, 1577, 1578, 1624, 1735• 1737, 1740, 1749, 1883, 1901, 1933, 1946, Spruce spider mite (see Oligonychus ununguis) 2094-2096, 2098-2101, 2185, 2136, 2188, 2189, (see also New genus, New record, Stable fly (see Stomoxys calcitrans) New species, Lists)

Starvation 943, 958, 959, 962, 1704, 1731, Teahnophilus sp. 1130, 1132 1822, 1837, 1988 Temperature effects 641. 661,960, 981, Sterilization 1989-1991, 2069, 2070 1197, 1503, 1504, 1539, 1559, 1602, 1794, 1988, 2044-2046 (see also Cold hardiness) Stone flies (see P1ecoptera) Tenebri6 molitor (Linnaeus) 2030, 2031 Stomoxys calcitrans Linnaeus 1528 Ten-lined June beetle (see PolyphyUa decemUneata) Stored-product pests 779, 1752 Tenthredinidae 1946, 2189, 2195 Stratiomyidae 1306, 1309, 1310 Tenthredo 1946 Strawberry root weevil (see Otiorhynchus ovatus) Termites 797, 806 Stream insects 570, 1397, 1568-1572, 1637 Tetanope myopaeforrrriA3(RBder) $-0. 574, 581, 585, Sugarbeet 1eafminer (see pegomya hyoscyami) 610, 611, 616, 1172, 1179. 1182. 1184-1186, 1188 Sugarbeet nematode (see Heterodera schachtii) Tetropium cinnamopterum Kirby 1578 Sugarbeet root aphid (see Pemphigus betae) Tetropium parvalum Casey 1575, 1578 Sugarbeet root maggot (see Tetanops myopaeformis) ThalasBotrechue barbarae Horn 440, 447, 448 101

Thermobia domestica (Packard) 807 ~ariegated cutworm (see Peridroma saucia)

Theses - University of Alberta 1, 4, 64, 103, Vectors 185, 300, 652, 799 112, 131, 185, 194, 205, 213, 229, 231, 234, 259, 262, 264, 277, 300, 305, 420, 450, 472, Vespoidea 1939 475, 477, 525, 539, 566, 571, 753, 845, 909, 914, 981, 1003, 1009, 1010, 1101, 1109, Vexans mosquito (see Aedes vexans) 1148, 1149, 1153, 1162, 1205, 1211, 1223, 1232, 1233, 1306, 1376, 1387, 1444, 1447, Vision 801 1501, 1519, 1520, 1547, 1562, 1586, 1615, 1639, 1642, 1706, 1708, 1736, 1741, 1762, Voltinism 1105 1806, 1810, 1889, 2023, 2030, 2034, 2061, 2098, 2202 Warble flies (see Hypoderma spp., H. bovis and H. lineatum) Theses - University of Calgary 3, 192, 206, 414, 561, 1134, 1397, 1537, 1568, 1637 Wasps (see Vespoidea)

Theses - Others 218, 240, 267, 270, 310, 455, Wheat stem sawfly (see Cephus cinctus) 457, 575, 628, 710, 713, 771, 847, 915, 1057, 1315, 1316, 1398, 1410, 1415, 1455, 1503, Wheat streak mite (see Aceria tulipae) 1593, 1602, 1617, 1631, 1647, 1658, 1660, 1792, 1796, 1818, 1867, 1980, 1981 Wheat streak mosaic 61, 1811-1814

Tick Fever 189 \~itef1ies (see Trialeurodes vaporariorum)

Ticks 187, 189, 190, 1441, 1456, 1782, 2112- Whitespotted sawyer beetle (see Monochamus 2121, 2198, 2202, 2204 scuteUatus)

Tineidae 1751 Willow leaf beetle (see PyrrhaZta decora)

Thrips (see Thysanoptera) Willow sawfly (see Nematus limbatus and Trichiocampus irreguZaris) Thysanoptera 691-696, 698-700 Willow shoot-boring sawfly 2193 Tiger beetles (see Cicinde1idae) Willow stem sawfly (see Euura atra) Tipula sacra Alexander 561, 562, 1555, 1556 Winter mortality 1861, 1868 (see also Cold Tipulidae 47, 561, 562, 1555, 1556 hardiness)

Toumeyella numismaticum (Petitt and McD.) (see Winter moth (see Operophthora brumata) T. parvicornis) Wireworms (see E1ateridae) Toumeyella parvicornis (Cockerell) 372 Wohlfartia sp. 678, 1940 Trap crops 1717 Woo1y elm aphid (see Eriosoma americanum) Trapping 616, 668, 833 Xysticus archaeopaZus (Leech and Mathews) 1156 Trialeurodes vaporarium (Westwood) 362, 907, 1375 Xysticus rugosus Buckle and Redner 1151 Tribolium confusum Duval 153, 159, 161, 1657, 1761 Ye110wfever mosquito (see Aedes aegypti) Trichiocampus irregularis (Dyar) 361 Ye110wheaded spruce sawfly (see pikonema alaskensis) Trichoptera 1443-1452 Yellow mealworm (see Tenebrio molitor) Trigositidae 103 Zacotus sp. 67 Tsetse fly (see Glossina moristans moristans) Zeugophora sp. 1900 Two-stripped grasshopper (see MeZanopZus bivitt• atus) Zoogeography 69, 112, 113, 1149, 1150, 1157, 1447-1449, 1451-1453, 1881, 2099, 2188 Ugly nest caterpillar (see Archips cerasivoranus)

Vanessa cardui (see Cynthia cardui)