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Volume 23 - April 1891

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Manual of Animals Injurious and benefical to Agriculture.Dr. J. Ritzema Bos, lecturer at the Agricultural College of Wageningen, Holland, has just published a magnificent volume in German which makes one wish English-speaking farmers and gardeners, as well as entomologists, possessed in their own language, and for their respective countries, a similar compendiu, of knowledge on the “Animals injurious and benefical to agriculture, cattle breeding, foretry and horticulture.”(Tierische Shadlinge und Nützlinge, Berlin, 1891.)
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31 May 2012, pp. 115-116
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