...pseudo-caterpillars is generally composed of twelve segments, but the incisures are indistinctly defined, and liable to be confounded with the transverse wrinkles...XXX. Fig. 2. Leach Zool. Mis. III. p. 106— Curtis' Erit. Ent. I. PI. 41. THE genus cimbex possesses six-jointed antennae, of which the second joint is...

...pseudo-caterpillars is generally composed of twelve segments, but the incisures are indistinctly defined, and liable to be confounded with the transverse wrinkles...DECEM-MACULATA. PLATE XXX. Fig. 2. Leach Zool. Mis. III. p. lV6—Cxrtii' Brit. Ent. I. PI. 41. THE genus cimbex possesses six-jointed antennae, of which the second...

...roll themselves into a circle, sometimes with the tail elevated in the centre. Tho greater number lie exposed on the foliage of plants, but others take up their abode in the interior of the slender shoots, and feed on the immature pith ; others lodge in the interior of fruit, and cause...

...roll themselves into a circle, sometimes with the tail elevated in the centre. The greater number lie exposed on the foliage of plants, but others take up their abode in the interior of the slender shoots, and feed on the immature pith; others lodge in the iutcrior of fruit, and cause...

...roll themselves into a circle, sometimes with the tail elevated in the centre. The greater number lie exposed on the foliage of plants, but others take up their abode iii the interior of the slender shoots, and feed on the immature pith; others lodge in the interior...

...tubercles which made the surface appear as if shagreened. Like the flies they produce, these larva) are sluggish and inactive, seldom moving from the...family of saw-flies, is named CIMBEX DECEM-MACULATA. PLATEXXX. Fig. 2. Leach Zool. Mis. III. p. 106— Curtis' Brit. Ent. I. PL 41. THE genus cimbex possesses...