The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 40National Geographic Society, 1921 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... plants . Other weevils of foreign origin , affecting clover and other plants , have undoubt- edly been similarly introduced . The Japanese beetle is a recent instance of such introductions . The European earwig was also intro- duced in ...
... plants . Other weevils of foreign origin , affecting clover and other plants , have undoubt- edly been similarly introduced . The Japanese beetle is a recent instance of such introductions . The European earwig was also intro- duced in ...
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... plant insect , was found in con- nection with no less than 67 different shipments of plants from Holland , in- volving some 16 different kinds of ornamental plants . Such important . and easily detected pests as the gipsy and brown ...
... plant insect , was found in con- nection with no less than 67 different shipments of plants from Holland , in- volving some 16 different kinds of ornamental plants . Such important . and easily detected pests as the gipsy and brown ...
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... plants and plant products . Such piece- meal action can be taken , however , only when the enemy is known , and ... PLANTS MAY BE IMPORTED Ample provision has been made for the importation into the United States of any plant whatsoever ...
... plants and plant products . Such piece- meal action can be taken , however , only when the enemy is known , and ... PLANTS MAY BE IMPORTED Ample provision has been made for the importation into the United States of any plant whatsoever ...
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