The San José Scale: Its Occurrence In The United States With A Full Account Of Its Life History And The Remedies To Be Used Against It, Volumes 1-6 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781276594035)

"The San José Scale: Its Occurrence In The United States With A Full Account Of Its Life History And The Remedies To Be Used Against It" offers a comprehensive study of this destructive insect pest. Authored by Leland Ossian Howard and C. L. Marlatt, this multi-volume work provides an in-depth examination of the scale's presence in the United States, detailing its life cycle and the methods employed to combat its spread.

This treatise is essential for agricultural scientists, entomologists, and anyone involved in pest management. The detailed account of the San José scale's biology and the proposed remedies make this a valuable historical resource for understanding the evolution of pest control strategies in American agriculture. Howard and Marlatt's research contributes significantly to the field of economic entomology, offering insights that remain relevant for contemporary approaches to invasive species management.

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