Three Insect Enemies Of Shade Trees, Volumes 76-100

A fascinating scientific study of three insect species that pose a major threat to shade trees: the gipsy moth, the brown-tail moth, and the elm-leaf beetle. Written by the eminent entomologist Leland Ossian Howard, this book includes detailed descriptions of each species, their life cycles, and their ecological impact. A must-read for anyone involved in tree management or pest control.
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