The Cotton Bollworm: An Account Of The Insect, With Results Of Experiments In 1903, Issues 191-200
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"The Cotton Bollworm" by Altus Lacy Quaintance provides a detailed account of this destructive insect, focusing on experiments conducted in 1903. This report, encompassing issues 191-200, offers valuable insights into the life cycle, behavior, and control of the cotton bollworm, a significant pest affecting cotton crops.
This work is a historical snapshot of early 20th-century agricultural research. It presents methodologies and findings related to managing bollworm infestations. It would be of interest to researchers, historians of science, and anyone studying the evolution of pest management techniques. The meticulous observations and experimental results provide a foundation for understanding the ongoing challenges of agricultural entomology.
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