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a question of mine, in 'Journal of Horticulture,' 1862, pp. 225-242; also Mr. Bevan Fox, in ditto, 1862, p. 284. [493] This excellent observer may be implicitly trusted; _see_ 'Journal of Horticulture,' July 14th, 1863, p. 39. [494] 'Journal of Horticulture,' Sept. 9th, 1862, p. 463; _see_ also Herr Kleine on same subject (Nov. 11th, p. 643), who sums up, that, though there is some variability in colour, no constant or perceptible differences can be detected in the bees of Germany. [495] Mr. Woodbury has published several such accounts in 'Journal of Horticulture,' 1861 and 1862. [496] 'Annals and Mag. of Nat. Hist.,' 3rd series, vol. xi. p. 339. [497] 'The Cottage Gardener,' May, 1860, p. 110; and ditto in 'Journal of Hort.' 1862, p. 242. [498] 'Transact. Entomolog. Soc.,' 3rd series, vol. iii. pp. 143-173, and pp. 295-331. [499] Godron, 'De l'Espece,' 1859, tom. i. p. 460. The antiquity of the silk-worm in China is given on the authority of Stanislas Julien. [500] _See_ the remarks of Prof. Westwood, General Hearsey, and others, at the meeting of the Entomolog. Soc. of London, July, 1861. [501] _See_, for instance, M. A. de Quatrefage's 'Etudes sur les Maladies actuelles du Ver a Soie,' 1859, p. 101. [502] My authorities for these statements will be given in the chapter on Selection. [503] 'Manuel de l'Educateur de Vers a Soie,' 1848. [504] Robinet, idem, pp. 12, 318. I may add that the eggs of N. American silk-worms taken to the Sandwich Islands were very irregularly developed; and the moths thus raised produced eggs which were even worse in this respect. Some were hatched in ten days, and others not until after the lapse of many months. No doubt a regular early character would ultimately have been acquired. _See_ review in Athenaeum,' 1844, p. 329, of J. Jarves' 'Scenes in the Sandwich Islands.' [505] 'The Art of rearing Silk-worms,' translated from Count Dandolo, 1825, p. 23. [506] 'Transact. Ent. Soc.,' ut supra, pp. 153, 308. [507] Robinet, idem, p. 317. [508] Robinet, idem, pp. 306-317. [509] 'Transact. Ent. Soc.,' ut supra, p. 317. [510] Stephens' Illustrations, 'Haustellala,' vol. ii. p. 35. _See_ also Capt. Hutton, 'Transact. Ent. Soc.' idem, p. 152. [511] 'Etudes sur les Maladies du Ver a Soie,' 1859, pp. 304, 209. [512] Quatrefages, 'Etudes,' &c., p. 214. [513] 'Transact. Ent. Soc.,' ut supra, p. 151. [514] 'Manuel de l'Educateur,' &c., p. 26. [515] Godro
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