The Life-History and Habits of the Corn-Ear Worm (Chloridea Obsoleta)...
"The Life-history And Habits Of The Corn-ear Worm (chloridea Obsoleta)" offers a detailed study of this common agricultural pest. Authored by Harrison Garman and Howard Herman Jewett, this work provides an in-depth look at the corn-ear worm's life cycle, behaviors, and impact on agriculture. Farmers, entomologists, and anyone interested in pest management will find valuable information within these pages. The book covers various aspects, including the worm's distribution, host plants, and natural enemies. This resource is an invaluable addition to any collection focused on applied entomology and agricultural science, offering insights that remain relevant for understanding and managing crop pests.
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