The Striped Peach Worm (Gelechia Confusella Cham.) (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781172581726)

This 1918 publication focuses on "The Striped Peach Worm (Gelechia Confusella Cham.)," a significant pest affecting peach crops. Authored by Howard George Ingerson, this work provides a detailed examination of the insect, likely covering its life cycle, behavior, and impact on peach orchards. Intended for agricultural scientists, entomologists, and fruit growers, the book serves as a valuable resource for understanding and managing this specific agricultural challenge. Though dated, its detailed observations and analysis remain relevant for historical research and comparative studies in entomology and pest management. This title offers insights into early 20th-century agricultural practices and the scientific understanding of insect pests at the time.

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