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Publications of Harry S.
Smith: < Smith, H. S. 1912. The chalcidoid genus Perilampus and its relations to the problem of parasite
introduction. U. S. Dept. Agr. Tech.
Ser. 19:, Pt. IV: 33-69. Smith, H. S. 1916a. Progress of the Sicilian mealybug
parasite. Calif. State Comn. Hort.,
Monthly Bull. 5: 349-50. Smith, H. S. 1916b. An attempt to redefine the host
relationships exhibited by entomophagous insects. J. Econ. Ent. 9:
477-86. Smith, H. S. 1917a. On the life history and successful
introduction into the United States of the Sicilian mealybug parasite. J. Econ. Ent. 10: 262-68. Smith, H. S. 1917b. Insect parasites and predators as adjuncts
in the control of mealybugs. Calif.
State Comn. Hort., Monthly Bull. 6:
108-14. Smith, H. S. 1917. The habit of leaf oviposition among the
parasitic Hymenoptera. Psyche
24: 63-8. Smith, H. S. 1919. On some phases of insect control by the
biological method. J. Econ. Ent.
12: 288-92. Smith, H. S. 1921. Biological control of the black scale in
California. Bull. Calif. Dept. Agr.
10: 127-37. Smith, H. S. 1923. The successful introduction and
establishment of the ladybird, Scymnus
binaevatus Mulsant, in
California. J. Econ. Ent.
16: 516-518. Smith, H. S. 1929a. Multiple parasitism: its relation to the biological control of
insect pests. Bull. Ent. Res. 20: 141-9. Smith, H. S. 1929b. The utilization of entomophagous insects
in the control of citrus pests.
Trans. 4th Internatl. Congr. Ent. 2:
191-8. Smith, H. S. 1931. Is citrophilus mealybug under permanent
control? Calif. Citrog. 16: 427-28. Smith, H. S. 1933. The influence of civilization on the
insect fauna through purposeful introductions. Ann. Ent. Soc. Amer. 26: 518-25. Smith, H. S. 1934. University of California to continue red
scale parasite search. Calif. Citrog.
19: 263, 280-82. Smith, H. S. 1935. The role of biotic factors in the
determination of population densities.
J. Econ. Ent. 28: 873-98. Smith, H. S. 1939. Insect populations in relation to
biological control. Ecol. Monog.
9(2): 311-20. Smith, H. S. 1941. Racial segregation in insect populations
and its significance in applied entomology.
J. Econ. Ent. 34: 1-13. Smith, H. S. 1942a. Biological control of the black
scale. Calif. Citrograph 27: 266, 290-1. Smith, H. S. 1942b. A race of Comperiella bifasciata
successfully parasitizes California red scale. J. Econ. Ent. 35:
809-12. Smith, H. S. 1944. Julian Huxley on evolution. Ecology 25: 477-79. Smith, H. S. 1945. Cost of producing Macrocentrus by the potato-tuberworm method. J. Econ. Ent. 38: 316-19. Smith, H. S. 1946. The biological control program in relation
to California agriculture. Calif.
Citrograph 31: 414, 452. Smith, H. S. 1947. Biological control of weeds in the United
States. Wash. Ent. Soc. Proc.
49: 169-70. Smith, H. S. 1948. Biological control of insect pests, p.
276-320. In: C. P. Clausen
(ed.), Biological Control of Citrus Insects, Vol. IV. The Citrus Industry, W. E. Reuther, E. C.
Calaran & G. E. Carman (eds.), University of California, Div. Agr. Sci.,
Berkeley. Smith, H. S. 1949. A race of Comperiella bifasciata
successfully parasitizes California red scale. J. Econ. Ent. 35:
809-12. Smith, H. S. 1955. Ecological aspects of insect population
dynamics. Unpug. Manuscript. Presented as a symposium paper before the
Ent. Soc. Amer., Cincinnati, Ohio, 1955. Smith, H. S. & H. M. Armitage. 1920. Biological
control of mealybugs in California. Bull.
Calif. Dept. Agr. 9: 103-58. Smith, H. S. & H. M. Armitage. 1920. Biological
control of mealybugs in California.
Calif. Dept. Agr. Mon. Bull. 9:
104-58. Smith, H. S. & H. M. Armitage. 1926. Biological
control of mealybugs in California.
Calif. St. Dept. Agr. Mon. Bull. 9:
104-64. Smith, H. S. & H. M. Armitage. 1931. The biological
control of mealybugs attacking citrus.
Calif. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bull. 509.
74 p. Smith, H. S. & H. Compere.
1916. Observations on the Lestophonus, a dipterous
parasite of the cottony cushion scale.
Bull. Calif. Dept. Agr. 5:
384-90. Smith, H. S. & H. Compere.
1920. The life history and
successful introduction into California of the black scale parasite Aphycus lounsburyi How.
Calif. State Dept. Agr. Monthly Bull. 9: 310-20. Smith, H. S. & H. Compere.
1926. The establishment in
California of Coccophagus modestus Silv. (Aphelinidae,
Hymenoptera) with notes on its life history.
Calif. Univ. Pub. Ent. 4:
51-61. Smith, H. S. & H. Compere.
1928a. A preliminary report on
the insect parasites of the black scale, Saissetia
oleae (Bernard). Calif. Univ. Pub. Ent. 4: 231-34. Smith, H. S. & H. Compere.
1928b. The introduction of new
insect enemies of the citrophilus mealybug from Australia. J. Econ. Ent. 21: 664-69. Smith, H. S. & H. Compere.
1929. New insect enemies of
the citrophilus mealybug from Australia.
Bull. Calif. Dept. Agr. 18:
214-18. Smith, H. S. & H. Compere.
1931a. An imported parasite
attacks the yellow scale. Calif.
Citrog. 16: 328. Smith, H. S. & H. Compere.
1931b. Introduced parasites
successfully control the Citrophilus
mealybug. J. Econ. Ent.
24: 942-45. Smith, H. S. & H. Compere.
1931c. Notes on Ophelosia crawfordi. J. Econ. Ent.
24: 1109-10. Smith, H. S. & P. DeBach.
1942. The measurement of the
effect of entomophagous insects on population densities of their hosts. J. Econ. Ent. 35: 845-9. Smith, H. S. & P. DeBach.
1953. Artificial infestation
of plants with pest insects as an aid in biological control. Proc. 7th Pacific Sci. Congr. (1949)
4: 255-9. Smith, H. S. & S. E. Flanders. 1913. Is Trichogramma becoming a
fad? J. Econ. Ent. 24: 666-72. Smith, H. S. & S. E. Flanders. 1948. Search for
parasites of red scale is reoriented.
Calif. Citrog. 34: 4, 17-18,
20. Smith, H. S. & S. E. Flanders. 1949. Recent
introductions of entomophagous insects into California. J. Econ. Ent. 42: 995. Smith, H. S. & S. E. Flanders. 1950. Pest parasites
from China. Citrus Leaves 30: 6-7, 18. Smith, H. S. & E. J. Vosler.
1914. Calliephialtes in California. Calif. State Comn. Hort., Monthly Bull. 3: 195-211. |