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Marasmalus ventilator inc.
Egg on sumac (Rhus typhina & glabra - )
June 5. Cream color even changing to
reddish by the appearance of numerous
reddish mottings. Hatching, slightly pear
shaped, with a short apical truncate
prominent from the base of which radiate
punctate ridges which are intersected
transversely by fine ridges. Base large
flat, adhering continuously. Size large
in proportion to that of image. The transverse
diameter being about .7 mm.
Hatched June 10.
Young larva
Light green or yellowish green, with
with black setiferous tubercles forming black
stripes; hairs - two dorsal, sub-dorsal and
lateral rows. Head jet-black. Eyes and
prolegs blackish at base. Dorsal plate grey,
1, black. Ration short. 3 mm., four pairs of
legs.
Second stage June 15.
Larva yellowish transparent and showing green
of intestinal contents. No sub dorsal rows
of black spots containing the setiferous tubercles
larger than the stems. A fine light line