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1909

Clarke, J., 1909. Early Devonic History of New York and Eastern North America. Part II. New York State Museum MemoirThe University of the State of New York, Albany, New York.

Felt, E., 1909. 24th Report of the State Entomologist on Injurious and Other Insects of the state of NY 1908. New York State Museum BulletinThe University of the State of New York, Albany, New York.

Newland, H., 1909. The Mining and Quarry Industry of NY State: Report of Operations and Production During 1908. New York State Museum BulletinThe University of the State of New York, Albany, New York.

Peck, C., 1909. Report of the State Botanist 1908. New York State Museum BulletinThe University of the State of New York, Albany, New York.

Felt, E., 1909. Control for Hop Louse. Country Gentleman 74, 655.

Felt, E., 1909. Controlling Codling Moth. Country Gentleman 74, 348.

Felt, E., 1909. Cucumber Beetle. Country Gentleman 74, 525.

Felt, E., 1909. Cutworms in Corn. Country Gentleman 74, 859.

Felt, E., 1909. The Economic Status of the House Fly. Economic Entomology 2, 39-44.

Felt, E., 1909. Falling Leaves. Country Gentleman 74, 655.

Felt, E., 1909. For Codling Moth. Country Gentleman 74, 403.

Felt, E., 1909. Further Observations on Contarinia. Economic Entomology 2, 257.

Felt, E., 1909. Gall Midges of the Goldenrod. Ottawa Naturalist 22, 244-249.

Felt, E., 1909. Gipsy and Brown Tail Moth Work. Country Gentleman 74, 756.

Felt, E., 1909. The Grain Weevil. Country Gentleman 74, 907.

Felt, E., 1909. Greenhouse Scale. Country Gentleman 64, 104.

Felt, E., 1909. Greenhouse Scale. Country Gentleman 74, 320.

Felt, E., 1909. Insects and Legislation. Economic Entomology 2, 342-345.

Felt, E., 1909. The Interpretation of Nature. Entomological Society of Ottawa 39th Report , 23-30.

Felt, E., 1909. Lillac Borer. Country Gentleman 74, 803.

Felt, E., 1909. Luminous Larvae. Country Gentleman 74, 907.

Felt, E., 1909. Maple Gall. Country Gentleman 74, 572.

Felt, E., 1909. The Maple Tree Borer. Country Gentleman 74, 859.

Felt, E., 1909. New Species of West Indian Cecidomyiidae. Entomological News 20, 299-302.

Felt, E., 1909. Oak Caterpillar. Country Gentleman 74, 904.

Felt, E., 1909. Oak Leaf Miner. Country Gentleman 74, 734.

Felt, E., 1909. Oyster Scale. Country Gentleman 74, 153.

Felt, E., 1909. Pests of Chestnut Trees. Country Gentleman 74, 344.

Felt, E., 1909. Plant Lice. Country Gentleman 74, 635.

Felt, E., 1909. Plum Aphis-Rose Leaf Hopper. Country Gentleman 74, 616.

Felt, E., 1909. Probably Elm Leaf Borer. Country Gentleman 74, 822.

Felt, E., 1909. Prolificacy of Plant Lice. Commercial West 15, 59.

Felt, E., 1909. Recent Importations of the Brown Tail Moth in French Apple Seedlings. National Nurseryman 17, 46-47.

Felt, E., 1909. Scientific Notes. Economic Entomology 2, 306-307.

Felt, E., 1909. Spray Poisoning. Country Gentleman 74, 403.

Felt, E., 1909. Spray Pumps. Country Gentleman 74, 403.

Felt, E., 1909. Spraying. Country Gentleman 74, 346.

Felt, E., 1909. Spraying for Codling Moth. New York State Fruit Growers Association Proceedings 8, 113-121.

Felt, E., 1909. Spruce Gall Aphis. Country Gentleman 74, 500.

Felt, E., 1909. Squash Bugs. Country Gentleman 74, 775.

Felt, E., 1909. Strawberry Grubs. Country Gentleman 74, 775.

Felt, E., 1909. Sugar Maple Borer. Country Gentleman 74, 654.

Felt, E., 1909. Tortoise Beetle. Country Gentleman 74, 755.

Felt, E., 1909. Unicorn Prominent. Country Gentleman 74, 775.

Felt, E., 1909. What Ails Your Plants?. Garden Magazine 9, 221-225.

Felt, E., 1909. Where This Year’s Insects Came From. Garden Magazine 10, 68-69.

Felt, E., 1909. Worst Than Most Diseases. Country Gentleman 74, 859.

Parker, A., 1909. Secret Medicine Societies of the Seneca. American Anthropologist 11, 161-185.

Parker, A., 1909. Snow-Snake as Played by the Seneca Iroquois. American Anthropologist 11, 250-256.

Peck, C., 1909. New Species of Fungi. Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club 36, 329-339.