North Carolina State University, Department of Entomology Drawings and Papers
MC 00285
Special Collections Research Center
16.0 Linear feet
Bulk, 1966-2000
1926-2000
The North Carolina State University Entomology Department Drawings and Papers is principally a compilation of taxonomic illustrations of thousands of species of insects, 1967-1990. The illustrations are in a variety of media, mainly drawings and paintings, as well as photographs, negatives, and slides. They were produced by independent artists hired by the NCSU Entomology Department, members of the entomology faculty, and the United States Department of Agriculture. Most of the illustrations were executed for the Entomology Department in the 1970s by five primary artists. This collection also contains entomological publications, 1973-2000, primarily of the North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service (later Cooperative Extension Service), edited and authored by James R. Baker. These publications are mainly pest control manuals, as well as copies of a pest control informational serial. Also included is early professional correspondence of Baker regarding entomological publications and taxonomy, 1966-1975.
The illustrations in the North Carolina State University Entomology Drawings and Papers, depicting thousands of species of insects and their taxonomy, were created or collected by the NCSU Entomology Department from 1967 to 1990. James R. Baker (1941- ) was curator of the collection during his career as researcher and professor of entomology at the university from 1972 to 2000.
For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Special Collections Research Center
Reference Staff.
19 archival boxes, 10 archival flat boxes
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Acquisitions Information
Transferred by the North Carolina State University Department of Entomology, 2000.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], North Carolina State University Department of Entomology Drawings and Papers, MC 00285, Special Collections Research Center, North Carolina State University Libraries, Raleigh, NC
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Historical Note
The illustrations in the North Carolina State University Entomology Drawings and Papers, depicting thousands of species of insects and their taxonomy, were created or collected by the NCSU Entomology Department from 1967 to 1990. Rendered through a variety of processes, they were produced by independent artists hired by the Entomology Department, members of the entomology faculty, and the United States Department of Agriculture. James R. Baker (1941- ) was curator of the collection during his career as researcher and professor of entomology at the university from 1972 to 2000. He received a B.S. (1966) and M.S. (1968) from N.C. State, and a Ph.D. from the University of Kansas (1972).
Most of the illustrations in the collection were executed for the Entomology Department in the 1970s by five artists: Ponglerd Kooaroon, Susan Van Gieson, James Wilcox, Lewis L. Deitz, and James Baker. The illustrations by Kooaroon, an architecture graduate student at North Carolina State, are drawings in Prismacolor pencil on coquille paper, in addition to paintings in acrylic. Van Gieson, a local artist, also painted in acrylic, and did renderings in pen and ink. Wilcox used radiograph pens and mastered the stippling technique in his illustrations. Both Baker and Deitz, another entomology faculty member, employed various drawing and painting techniques, Deitz particularly concentrating on radiography.
Scope and Content Note
The
North Carolina State University Entomology Department
Drawings Drawings and Papers is principally a compilation of taxonomic
illustrations of thousands of species of
insects, 1967-1990. The illustrations are in a variety of media, mainly drawings and paintings (in pencil, pen and ink, pastel, and acrylic; on paper and plastic transparencies), as well as photographs, negatives, and slides. Most were produced in the 1970s by members of the
entomology faculty and independent artists hired by the department.
This collection also contains entomological publications, 1926-2000, primarily of the
North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service (later Cooperative Extension Service), edited and authored by
James R. Baker, who was a researcher and professor of entomology at North Carolina State University from 1972 to 2000, and curator of the collection. These publications are mainly
pest control manuals, as well as copies of a pest control informational serials. Also included is early professional correspondence of Baker regarding
entomological publications and
taxonomy, 1966-1975, and a videotape, 1988.
Organization of the Collection
This collection is divided into four series:
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[Taxonomic Illustrations](ref15)
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[Oversized Illustrations](ref493)
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[James R. Baker Papers](ref509)
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[Publications](ref547)
.
Related Material
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North Carolina State University Cooperative Extension Service, Publications, UA 102.200
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North Carolina State University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Publications, UA 100.200
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North Carolina State University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Department of Entomology Records, UA 100.017
Baker, James R. (James Robert), 1941-
North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service.
North Carolina State University. Dept. of Entomology.
Drawings
Entomologists--North Carolina
Entomology--Study and teaching--North Carolina
Insect pests--Control--Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Insects--Classification
Publications
Scientific illustrations
Taxonomic Illustrations
MC 285 Series 1
8.517 archival boxes
1967-1990
Scope and Contents note
This series consists mainly of illustrations of insects in a variety of media, mainly drawings and paintings, as well as photographs, negatives, and slides, 1967-1990. The folders are arranged alphabetically, primarily by species common name. Also included with the illustrative material are printed materials and lecture notes. Taxonomic illustrations larger than legal size are contained in Series 2,
[Oversized Illustrations](ref493).
Alfalfa Weevil
1
1
Angoumois Grain Moth
1
2
Ants
1
3
Apple Aphid
1
4
Arborvitae Leaf Miner
1
5
Armored Scales
1
6
Army Cutworm
1
7
Armyworm
1
8
Asiatic Garden Beetle
1
9
Asparagus Aphid
1
10
Ataenius Spretulus
1
11
Azalea Bark Scale
1
12
Azalea Caterpillar
1
13
Azalea Lace Bug
1
14
Azalea Leaf Miner
1
15
Azalea Stem Borer
1
16
Azalea Whitefly
1
17
Bagworms
1
18
Balsam Twig Aphid
1
19
Balsam Wooly Aphid
1
20
Banded Greenhouse / Sugarbeet Thrips
1
21
Banded Wingless Whitefly
1
22
Banks Grass Mite
1
23
Bark Lice
1
24
Bean Aphid
1
25
Bean Leaf Beetle
1
26
Bedbug
2
1
Beet Armyworm
2
2
Beneficials
2
3
Bermuda Grass Mite
2
4
Bill Bugs
2
5
Birch / Willow / Sycamore Aphids
2
6
Birds
2
7
Biting Midge
2
8
Black Cutworm
2
9
Black Fly (Buffalo Gnat)
2
10
Black Garbage Fly
2
11
Black Soldier Fly
2
12
Black Turpentine Beetle
2
13
Black Vine Weevil
2
14
Black Walnut Curculio
2
15
Blister Beetles
2
16
Blowflies
2
17
Blueberry Bud Mite
2
18
Blueberry Maggot
2
19
Boll Weevil
3
1
Bollworm
3
2
Boxelder Bug
3
3
Boxwood Leaf Miner
3
4
Boxwood Psyllid
3
5
Boxwood Spider Mite
3
6
Broad Mite
3
7
Bronzed Cutworm
3
8
Brown Garden Snail
3
9
Brown Soft Scale
3
10
Brown Stink Bug
3
11
Browntail Moth
3
12
Brown Wheat Mite
3
13
Bugs
3
14
Bulb Flies
3
15
Bulb Mite
3
16
Burrowing Sod Webworm
3
17
Butternut Curculio
3
18
Cabbage Aphid
3
19
Cabbage Looper
3
20
Cabbage Maggot
3
21
Cabbage Webworm
3
22
Cactus Scale
3
23
Cadella
3
24
Camel Cricket
3
25
Carpenter Worm
3
26
Carrot Beetle
3
27
Caterpillars
3
28
Cattle Biting Louse
3
29
Cecidomyiid
3
30
Cerambycid
3
31
Cereal Leaf Beetle
3
32
Chaff Scale
3
33
Cherry Fruit Flies
3
34
Chicken Body Louse
4
1
Chiggers
4
2
Chinch Bug
4
3
Choristoneura
4
4
Chrysanthemum Aphid
4
5
Chrysanthemum Lace Bug
4
6
Cicada / Cicada Killer
4
7
Cigarette Beetle
4
8
Cinara Aphids
4
9
Citrus Black Fly
4
10
Citrus Bud Mite
4
11
Citrus Red Mite
4
12
Citrus Rust Mite
4
13
Citrus Whitefly
4
14
Clearwinged Grasshopper
4
15
Clover Leafhopper
4
16
Clover Leaf Weevil
4
17
Clover Mite
4
18
Clover Root Curculio
4
19
Codling Moth
4
20
Cockroaches
4
21
Coelioxys
4
22
Coleoptera
4
23
Collembola
4
24
Colorado Potato Beetle
4
25
Coloring Books, Entomological
4
26
Common Cattle Grub
4
27
Confused Flour Beetle
4
28
Corn Earworm
4
29
Corn Flea Beetle
4
30
Corn Root Aphid
4
31
Corn Wireworm
5
1
Cotton Fleahopper
5
2
Cotton Leaf Perforator
5
3
Cotton Leaf Worm
5
4
Cottony Cushion Scale
5
5
Cottony Maple Scale
5
6
Cowpea Aphid
5
7
Cowpea Curculio
5
8
Crab Louse
5
9
Crane Fly
5
10
Crape Myrtle Aphid
5
11
Crescent-Marked Lily Aphid
5
12
Crickets
5
13
Cross-Striped Cabbage Worm
5
14
Cutworms
5
15
Cyclamen Mite
5
16
Dectes Stem Borer
5
17
Deer Flies
5
18
Diamondback Moth
5
19
Diptera
5
20
Dobsonfly
5
21
Dogwood Borer
5
22
Dogwood Club Gall Midge
5
23
Dogwood Twig Borer
5
24
Drone Fly
5
25
Dump Fly
5
26
Dusky Birch Sawfly
5
27
Dusky Sap Beetle
5
28
Earwig
5
29
Earthworm
5
30
Eastern Field Wireworm
5
31
Eastern Spruce Gall Adelgid
6
1
Eggplant Flea Beetle
6
2
Eggplant Lace Bug
6
3
Elodes (Tenebrionidae)
6
4
Elm Bark Beetle
6
5
Elm Leaf Beetle
6
6
English Grain Aphid
6
7
Episimus
6
8
Eriophyid / Birch Willow Mite
6
9
Eulachnus
6
10
Euonymus Scale
6
11
European Chafer
6
12
European Corn Borer
6
13
European Earwig
6
14
European Pine Shoot Moth
6
15
European Red Mite
6
16
Eye Gnats
6
17
Face Fly
6
18
Fall Armyworm
6
19
Fall Cankerworm
6
20
Fall Webworm
6
21
False Spider Mites
6
22
False Stable Fly
6
23
Fern Scale
6
24
Flatheaded Appletree Borer
6
25
Fleas
6
26
Flea Beetle
6
27
Flesh Fly
6
28
Florida Fern Caterpillar
6
29
Florida Red Scale
7
1
Foxglove
7
2
Fruit Fly
7
3
Fuller Rose Beetle
7
4
Fungus Gnat
7
5
Galls (Cynipids)
7
6
Gall Mites
7
7
Garden Fleahopper
7
8
Geranium Aphid
7
9
Geranium Plume Moth
7
10
Giant African Snail
7
11
Giant Bark Aphid
7
12
Gladiolus Thrip
7
13
Gloomy Scale
7
14
Glover Scale
7
15
Granulate Cutworm
7
16
Grape Berry Moth
7
17
Grape Colaspis
7
18
Grape Flea Beetle
7
19
Grape Leaf Folder
7
20
Grape Phylloxera
7
21
Grape Root Borer
7
22
Grasshoppers
7
23
Greedy Scale
7
24
Greenbug
7
25
Green Cloverworm
7
26
Greenhouses
7
27
Greenhouse Leaftier
7
28
Greenhouse Thrips
7
29
Greenhouse Whitefly
7
30
Green June Beetle
7
31
Green Peach Aphid
8
1
Green Stink Bug
8
2
Greenstriped Mapleworm
8
3
Ground Beetle
8
4
Ground Pearl
8
5
Gypsy Moth
8
6
Hackberry Leaf Slug
8
7
Harlequin Bug
8
8
Hawthorn Lace Bug
8
9
Head and Body Louse
8
10
Hemiptera
8
11
Hemispherical Scale
8
12
Hemlock Looper
8
13
Hemlock Rust Mite
8
14
Hessian Fly
8
15
Hickory Gall Aphid
8
16
Hickory Horned Devil
8
17
Hickory Shuckworm
8
18
Hog Louse
8
19
Holly Leaf Miner
8
20
Homoptera
8
21
Hornets
8
22
Horn Fly
8
23
Horse Botfly
8
24
Horsefly
8
25
Housefly
8
26
Hunting Billbug
8
27
Hymenoptera (illustrations and text)
9
1
Hymenoptera (prints and transparencies)
9
2
Hymenoptera (mounted illustrations)
9
3
Imported Cabbageworm
9
4
Imported Willow Leaf Beetle
9
5
Indian Meal Moth
9
6
Indian Wax Scale
9
7
Introduced Pine Sawfly
9
8
Ips Beetle
9
9
Iris Borer
9
10
Itch Mite
9
11
Japanese Beetle
9
12
Juniper Webworm
9
13
Key (1)
9
14
Key (2)
9
15
Lace Bugs
9
16
Lacewings
9
17
Ladybugs
9
18
Larger Elm Leaf Beetles
9
19
Leaf Beetles
9
20
Leaf Crumpler
9
21
Leaffooted Bug
9
22
Leafhoppers (1)
9
23
Leafhoppers (2)
10
1
Leaf Miners
10
2
Lecanium Scales
10
3
Lepidoptera (text)
10
4
Lepidoptera (illustrations)
10
5
Lepidoptera (photographs)
10
6
Lesser Canna Leafroller
10
7
Lesser Cornstalk Borer
10
8
Lesser Grain Borer
10
9
Lesser Housefly
10
10
Lesser Mealworm
10
11
Lesser Snow Scale
10
12
Ligustrum Weevil
10
13
Lilac Borer
10
14
Lima Bean Vine Borer
10
15
Liriomyza Trifolii
10
16
Livestock
10
17
Locust Borer
10
18
Locust Leaf Miner
10
19
Locust Twig Borer
10
20
Loxostege Webworm
10
21
Lygus Bug
10
22
Lysiphlebus Wasp (Stinging Aphid)
11
1
Magnolia Scale
11
2
Mammals
11
3
Maple Bladder Gall
11
4
Maple Eyespot Gall
11
5
March Fly
11
6
May Beetle (White Grub)
11
7
Mediterranean Fruit Fly
11
8
Mealybugs
11
9
Meadow Spittlebug
11
10
Megaloptera
11
11
Melon Aphid
11
12
Mexican Bean Beetle
11
13
Mexican Fruit Fly
11
14
Millipede / Centipede
11
15
Mimosa Webworm
11
16
Miscellaneous
11
17
Mites
11
18
Mole Cricket
11
19
Monochamus
11
20
Mosquitos
11
21
Morning Cloak Butterfly
11
22
Nantucket Pine Tip Moth
11
23
Nematodes (Roundworms)
12
1
Northern Corn Rootworm
12
2
Northern Fowl Mite
12
3
Neuroptera
12
4
Oak Leaf Miner
12
5
One-Page Handouts (originals)
12
6
One-Page Handouts (duplicates)
12
7
Onion Thrips
12
8
Orange-Striped Oakworm
12
9
Oystershell Scale
12
10
Palestriped Flea Beetle
12
11
Pale Western Cutworm
12
12
Pales Weevil
12
13
Parsleyworm
12
14
Pea Aphid
12
15
Peachtree Borer
12
16
Pecan Leaf Casebearer
12
17
Pecan Nut Casebearer
12
18
Pecan Shuckworm
12
19
Pecan Weevil
12
20
Peony Scale
12
21
Pepper Maggot
12
22
Pepper Weevil
12
23
Persimmon Borer
12
24
Phylloxeridae
12
25
Pickleworm / Melonworm
12
26
Pillbugs / Sowbugs
12
27
Pine Bark Adelgid
12
28
Pine Needle Scale
12
29
Pine Spittlebug
12
30
Pine Tortoise Scale
12
31
Plant Bugs
12
32
Planthoppers
12
33
Platynota (Leafroller)
12
34
Plum Curculio
13
1
Plume Moth
13
2
Poplar Tentmaker
13
3
Potato Aphid
13
4
Potato Flea Beetle
13
5
Potato Leafhopper
13
6
Potato Tuberworm
13
7
Poultry Mites
13
8
Praying Mantis
13
9
Privet Rust Mite
13
10
Purple Scale
13
11
Redbanded Leafroller
13
12
Redbud Leafroller
13
13
Redheaded Pine Sawfly
13
14
Redhumped Caterpillar
13
15
Red Scale
13
16
Rhabdopterous Beetle
13
17
Rhodesgrass Scale
13
18
Rhododendron Borer
13
19
Rhododendron Lace Bug
13
20
Rhododendron Tip Midge
13
21
Rice Weevil
13
22
Rodents
13
23
Rose Aphid
13
24
Rose Chafer
13
25
Rose Midge
13
26
Roundheaded Appletree Borer
13
27
Salt-Marsh Caterpillar
13
28
Salt-Marsh Mosquito
13
29
San Jose Scale
13
30
Sand Flies
13
31
Sawtoothed Grain Beetle
13
32
Scab Mite
13
33
Scale (conversion, to metric)
13
34
Scarab Beetle
13
35
Scoliidae
13
36
Seedcorn Maggot
13
37
Serpentine Leaf Miner
13
38
Sheep Botfly
13
39
Sheep Ked
13
40
Shoreflies
13
41
Slugs and Snails
13
42
Sod Webworm
13
43
Soldier Beetle
13
44
Solitary Oak Leaf Miner
14
1
Sorghum Midge
14
2
Sorghum Webworm
14
3
Southern Armyworm
14
4
Southern Corn Rootworm
14
5
Southern Cornstalk Borer
14
6
Southern Pine Beetle
14
7
Southern Red Mite
14
8
Southwestern Corn Borer
14
9
Soybean Looper
14
10
Spider Mites
14
11
Spiders
14
12
Spittlebugs
14
13
Spinach Flea Beetle
14
14
Spring Rose Beetle
14
15
Spruce Spider Mite
14
16
Squash Bug
14
17
Squash Vine Borer
14
18
Stable Fly
14
19
Stalk Borers
14
20
Stilt Bug
14
21
Stinging Caterpillars
14
22
Stink Bugs
14
23
Strawberry Crown Borer
14
24
Strawberry Root Aphid
14
25
Strawberry Root Weevil
14
26
Striped Cucumber Beetle
14
27
Striped Flea Beetle
14
28
Striped Ground Cricket
14
29
Studies, Graduate (NCSU Entomology Department)
14
30
Suckfly
14
31
Sugarcane Beetle
15
1
Sugarcane Borer
15
2
Sugarcane Rootstock Borer Weevil
15
3
Sweet Potato Hornworm
15
4
Sweet Potato Weevil
15
5
Sweet Potato Whitefly
15
6
Sycamore Casebearing Beetle
15
7
Sycamore Lace Bug
15
8
Syrphid Fly
15
9
Tea Scale
15
10
Telenomus
15
11
Tent Caterpillars
15
12
Termites
15
13
Threecornered Alfalfa Hopper
15
14
Thrips (small prints and transparencies)
15
15
Thrips (large prints and transparencies)
15
16
Thrips (illustrations)
15
17
Ticks
15
18
Tiger Beetles
15
19
Tobacco Budworm
15
20
Tobacco Flea Beetle
15
21
Tobacco Hornworm
15
22
Tobacco Moth
15
23
Tobacco Thrip
15
24
Tomato Hornworm
15
25
Tomato Pinworm
16
1
Tortoise Beetles
16
2
Tufted Apple Budworm
16
3
Tulip Bulb Aphid
16
4
Turnip Aphid
16
5
Tussock Moth
16
6
Twig Girdler
16
7
Twobanded Japanese Weevil
16
8
Two-Spotted Spidermite
16
9
Variegated Cutworm
16
10
Vegetable Weevil
16
11
Velvet Ant (Cow Killer)
16
12
Velvetbean Caterpillar
16
13
Vinegar Fly
16
14
Walnut Caterpillar
16
15
Walnut Husk Fly
16
16
Wasps
16
17
Western Corn Rootworm
16
18
Western Flower Thrips (text and illustrations)
16
19
Western Flower Thrips (photographs and mounted illustrations)
16
20
Wheat Stem Maggot
16
21
Wheat Stem Sawfly
16
22
Wheat Wireworm
16
23
Wheel Bug
16
24
Whitefly
16
25
Whitefringed Beetle
17
1
White Peach Scale
17
2
White Pine Aphid
17
3
White Pine Weevil
17
4
Wild Bees
17
5
Wild Cherry Pouch Gall
17
6
Willow Sawfly
17
7
Winter Grain Mite
17
8
Wireworms
17
9
Wooly Alder Aphid
17
10
Wooly Apple Aphid
17
11
Wooly Pine Scale
17
12
Wooly Whitefly
17
13
Yaupon Psyllid
17
14
Yellow Jacket
17
15
Yellownecked Caterpillar
17
16
Yellow Scale
17
17
Yellowstriped Armyworm
17
18
Yellow Sugarcane Aphid
17
19
Yellow Woolybear
17
20
Oversized Illustrations
MC 285 Series 2
2.5 Linear feet
1970-1980
10 archival flat boxes
Scope and Contents note
This series contains nearly all illustrative material 11 x 17 in. or larger, and is comprised of three subseries: Leafhopper 1, Leafhopper 2, and General Entomology Illustrations. The first two subseries, consisting of over 900 figure groupings on matte board, are taxonomic illustrations of species of the order Homoptera, 1970-1980. The third subseries, over 400 more figures in a similar format, contains various entomological illustrations, ranging from pest control equipment to insect morphology, 1970-1980.
Leafhopper 1
1970-1980
Figures 1-150
18
Figures 151-299
19
Figures 300-499
20
Figures 450-598
21
Figures 599-750
22
Figures 751-905
23
Leafhopper 2
1970-1980
Figures 1-200
24
Figures 201-419
25
General Entomology Illustrations
1970-1990
Figures
26
Figures
27
James R. Baker Papers
MC 285 Series 3
1.0 Linear feet
1966-2000
2 archival boxes
Scope and Contents note
This series is comprised of two subseries: Publications, and Correspondence and Videotape. The first subseries primarily contains entomological publications edited (or coedited) and authored (or coauthored) by Baker, the curator of the collection, and published by the North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service (later Cooperative Extension Service), 1973-2000. These are pest control manuals, as well as copies of a pest control informational serial,
Ornamentals and Turf Insect Notes. Included with these publications is correspondence regarding revised editions prepared by Baker. Also in this subseries are other professional writings, including some unpublished papers, by Baker, 1968-1994. The second subseries contains correspondence of Baker regarding professional publications and taxonomy, nearly all while he was a research assistant at North Carolina State University and a research fellow at the University of Kansas, 1966-1975. Also included in this subseries is a VHS-format videocassette tape,
Documental Control Integrado de la Vinchuca, an informational video about control of the vinchuca, or South American kissing bug, produced by the Instituto de Investigacones Agricolas, Universidad Autonoma Gabriel Rene Moreno, Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia, 1998.
Publications
1973-2000
Insect and Related Pests of Flowers and Foliage Plants (AG-136) (revised)
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1
1994
Insect and Related Pests of Flowers and Foliage Plants (AG-136)
28
2
1984
Insect and Related Pests of Flowers and Foliage Plants (AG-136): General Correspondence
28
3
1978-1996
Insect and Related Pests of Shrubs (AG-189): General Correspondence
28
4
1979-1988
Insect Control on Ornamental Plants in and Around the House (AG-217)
28
5
1981
Insect Control on Ornamental Plants in and Around the House (Circular 561)
28
6
1973-1975
Insect Control on Ornamental Plants in and Around the House (Circular 561): General Correspondence
28
7
1973, undated
Insect and Other Pests Associated with Turf (AG-268)
28
8
1982
Insect and Other Pests Associated with Turf (AG-268): General Correspondence
28
9
1979-1982, 1996
Insect and Related Pests of North Carolina Field Crops (AG-271): General Correspondence
28
10
1982
Insect and Other Pests of People and Animals (AG-369) (revised)
28
11
2000
Insect and Other Pests of Man and Animals (AG-369)
28
12
1986
Insect and Other Pests of People and Animals (AG-369): General Correspondence
28
13
1984-1999
Master Gardener Insect Guide for Ornamentals and Turf (AG-433) (revised)
28
14
1990
Master Gardener Insect Guide for Ornamentals and Turf (AG-433)
28
15
1987
Woody Ornamental Mites and Insects in Western North Carolina (no number)
28
16
1988
Ornamentals and Turf Insect Notes (Nos. 1-20)
28
17
1974-1985
Ornamentals and Turf Insect Notes (Nos. 21-40)
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18
1977-1983
Ornamentals and Turf Insect Notes (Nos. 41-60)
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19
1983-1984
Ornamentals and Turf Insect Notes (Nos. 61-70)
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20
1983-1986
Ornamentals and Turf Insect Notes (Nos. 1-35) (revised)
28
21
1994-1997
Ornamentals and Turf Insect Notes (Nos. 36-70) (revised)
28
22
1994-1999
Ornamentals and Turf Insect Notes (Nos. 71-108)
29
1
1994-1997
Other Professional Writings
29
2
1968-1975
Other Professional Writings
29
3
1987, undated
Other Professional Writings
29
4
1991-1994
Correspondence and Videotape
1966-1975, 1998
General Correspondence
29
5
1966-1967
General Correspondence
29
6
1968-1975
Documental Control Integrado de la Vinchuca
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1
1998
Documental Control Integrado de la Vinchuca videotape
29
7
1998
VHS, Duración 21'40"
Access to Videotape
A copy of this VHS must be made prior to patron use.
Publications
MC 285 Series 4
Entomological Nomenclature and Literature / W. J. Chamberlin, inscribed "To Mr. J. G. Baker Compliments of W. J. Chamberlin" and letter from W. J. Chamberlin to Gerard Baker, University Library, Urbana, Illinois
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22
1941
Entomological Nomenclature and Literature / W. J. Chamberlin inscribed "Compliments of the Author W. J. C." [2nd ed.]
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23
1945
Guide to the Insects of Connecticut. Part VI. The Diptera or True Flies. Fifth Fascicle: Midges and Gnats, State of Connecticut, State Geological and Natural History Survey Bulletin No. 80
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24
1952
Insect and Disease Control in the Flower Garden / E. K. Wade, J. M. Wright, L. M. Berninger, University of Wisconsin Extention Service, Circular 592
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21
March 1961
Naturalist's Lexicon / Compiled by Robert S. Woods
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8
1944
Revision of the Scale-Insects of Florida / G. B. Merrill, State Plant Board of Florida, Bulletin 1
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9
January 1953
Soft Scales Injurious to Deciduous Ornamentals / E. I. McDaniel, Agricultural Experiment Station, Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science, Circular Bulletin No. 133
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21
April 1930
Water and Water Solutions of Organizc Compounds as Dips for the Soil of Potted Plants Infested with the Japanese Beetle / Walter E. Fleming, Reprinted from Journal of Agricultural Research, Vol. 33, No. 9, November 1, 1926
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21
1926