Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4 Western Australia, Series 4
Volume 7
Number 7 1966 Article 1
1-1-1966
Contents Contents
Department of Agriculture, Western Australia
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COVER PICTURE Ladybirds in general are useful insects—but n o t so the species illustrated o n this m o n t h ' s cover. Epl- lachna 28-punctata, aptly named t h e leaf e a t i n g ladybird, is a pest of cucurbits, but also a t - tacks such vegetables as tomatoes, potatoes a n d beans. This species was originally confined to t h e north of the State b u t is now also found in more southern areas.
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA VOL. 7 No. 7 JULY, 1966
Contents
Worms in Sheep—1. The Worms Which Infest Sheep in W.A R. W. Butler
Did This . . . Cause This? P. C. Wilkinson Individual Sow Feeders P. McNamara Downy Mildew of Crucifers G. C. McNish Some Recent Developments in t h e Apple Industry i n Western Australia H. R. Powell Agriculture in Williams—West Arthur .... A. W. Hogstrom Ninth Random Sample Laying Test
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