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The sedentary members are wingless and live on the roots.

THE PHYLLOXERA (Continued)

To secure its own prosperity the louse has killed its nurse.

THE PHYLLOXERA

Of that which the caterpillar, larva, and worm amass now, with thrifty hoarding of life-supporting matter.

THE BIG EATERS

The insect’s statement merits serious examination, supported as it is by very plausible arguments.

THE HARICOT-WEEVIL

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The Spider has a bad name: to most of us, she represents an odious, noxious animal, which every one hastens to crush under foot.

THE BLACK-BELLIED TARANTULA

The fact is that the weevil despises the haricot; a very curious dislike if we consider how industriously the other vegetables of the same family are attacked.

AN INVADER.—THE HARICOT-WEEVIL

The wish came over me to see what dimensions the circular edifice would assume, if the Spider were given an unlimited supply. 

PHYLLO

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