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New host records for Acanthoscelides (Coleoptera: Bruchidae)

1979
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New Host and Distribution Records from Pennsylvania Conifers

Plant Disease, 1993
Yellow broom rust of fir caused by Melampsorella caryophyllacearum: first record on Abies fraseri and southernmost record on Abies in eastern North America. Autoecious spruce needle rust caused by Chrysomyxa weirii: first report from Pennsylvania, first record of severe damage to Christmas trees in the eastern United States, and second record on Picea ...
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A New Host Record For Sphaeropthalma Pensylvanica Pensylvanica

1998
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Manley, D G, Carithers, T. Paige
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New host records for Azygia acuminata Goldberger 1911

1971
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Ehrhardt, Warren R., Glenn, Susan S.
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New host records for fungus-breeding Phoridae (Diptera)

1988
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Disney, R H L, Evans, R E
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New host records for Helicosporidium parasiticum

Journal of Invertebrate Pathology, 1973
William R. Kellen, James E. Lindegren
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New host records for powdery mildews in Israel

Phytoparasitica, 1975
A number of new host records made in 1972–1975 in Israel and confirmed in our laboratory are listed below. TheOidium types have been examined as to their conidial germination type by Hirata’s method (2). No cleistothecia were found on any of these hosts.
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New Host Record for Aleochara bipustulata12

Journal of Economic Entomology, 1975
Klois Watts, R. L. Combs
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HOST RECORDS AND NEW SPECIES OF CANADIAN HYMENOPTERA

The Canadian Entomologist, 1932
The following notes are based on material in the Canadian National Collection at Ottawa. A large proportion of the reared material was obtained by Dr. J. McDunnough at Bobcaygeon, Ont. in the course of his studies on the Lepidoptera of that region. His rearings of several species of Haploptilia yielded a number of parasites the habits of which have ...
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A new Record of Alternate Host of Armyworms

1972
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Gargav, V P, Katiyar, O P, Patel, R K
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