10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BACON BEETLE»
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Documents of the Senate of the State of New York
The insects sent with the above are "the larder-beetle," or as more generally
designated, from its particular fondness for bacon, "the bacon-beetle." They
present the following appearance, which is so marked that they may be easily
identified: ...
New York (State). Legislature. Senate, 1890
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Insects injurious to the household and annoying to man
Walsh, B. D., and Riley, C. V. — Museum pests. Amer. Ent., Vol. 1, p. 248. 1870.
Riley, C. V. — The larder beetle. Amer. Ent., Vol. 2, pp. 246, 308. 1873. Saunders,
W. — The bacon beetle. Can. Ent., Vol. 5, pp. 171-172. 1874. Williams, Joseph.
Glenn Washington Herrick, 1914
Aspidiotus ancylus, 579*. ostreacfonuis, 579*. perniciosus, 578'. Attageuus
piceus, 586:'. bacon beetle, 586'. bag worm, 582". bark louse, scurfy, 578". bean
weevil, 587', 590". bed bug hunter, masked, 586'. bed bugs, 585". birch aphis,
556".
New York State Museum, 1901
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Report of the State Entomologist on Injurious and Other ...
Attagenus piceus, ix, 303. bacon-beetle, vi, 120. bag-worm, i, 32. bean-weevil, vii,
260. beetles! mining Anthomyian, i, 203, 204. Belostoma Americannm, iv. 115.
Bibio albipennis, ii, 111. big water-bug, iv, 145. birch-leaf Bucculatrix, viii, 134, ...
New York (State). State Entomologist, 1895
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Annual Report of the Regents
Cleanliness will render cheese factories less inviting to the flies. Hams and
cheese stored in darkness are much less liable to infestation. 75 Bacon beetle (
Dermestes 1 a r - d a r i u s ). A dark brownish beetle about Tsff inch long with
yellowish ...
New York State Museum, 1902
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Country-side: A Wildlife Magazine
The bacon beetle may be taken as a type of this elusive class of pests. I feel sure
that in many places where stock is believed to be free from the scourge of
anything alive, they are present in imposing numbers. I will explain the reason
which ...
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Annual Report - Entomological Society of Ontario: 1871-1876
HOUSEHOLD. PESTS. BY JOSEPH WILLIAMS, LONDON, ONTARIO. 1. THE
BACON BEETLE (Dermestex lardarius). 2. THE CLOTHES MOTH (Tinea
flarifrontella). 3. THE MOSQUITO (Cultx pipiem .'). 4. THE HOUSE FLY (Afitsca
domestica).
Entomological Society of Ontario, 1872
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Annual Report of the Commissioner of Agriculture and Public ...
HOUSEHOLD PESTS. BY JOSEPH WILLIAMS, LONDON, ONTARIO. 1. THE
BACON BEETLE (Dermestes lardarim). 3. THE MOSQUITO (C'ulea: pipiem .9). 2.
Taa CLorHss Moru (Timza flavifronfella). 4. THE House FLY (Musca domestica).
Ontario. Commissioner of Agriculture and Public Works, 1874
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Marvels of Insect Life: A Popular Account of Structure and Habit
When the blow-fly grubs and the carrion-beetles have eaten the soft flesh of a
dead bird or mammal, and only the hard sinews and dried skin are left, the bacon
-beetle takes the remains in hand and clears them away. Several allied species ...
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Report of the Vermont Board of Agriculture ...
BACON-BEETLE,. OR. LARDER-BEETLE. Dermestes lardarius Linn. This is a
very generally distributed and troublesome insect. It eats everything of an animal
nature ; it bores through corks or other barriers to its food. It is an importation from
...
Vermont. Board of Agriculture, 1878
