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Eleanor Ormerod, LL. D., Economic Entomologist

Note 61 — Chapter XV · LETTERS TO MR. D. D. GIBB

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132The attack is caused by the small black and yellow fly, figured above. She lays an egg on the barley sheath; the maggot from this attacks the ear, then eats a channel down one side of the stem to the first knot, and then turns to chrysalis state within the leaves.—(E. A. O.)

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