Charles V. Riley
1843 – 1895
Books
- Third Report
- Our shade trees and their insect defoliators
- On the natural history of the Rocky Mountain locust
- The silkworm
- Rhyssa not lignivorous
- Potato pests
- Reports of observations and experiments in the practical work of the division made under the direction of the Entomologist
- The cotton worm
- Notes on joint worms
- Scientific Results Of The United States Eclipse Expedition To West Africa, 1889-1890: Report Ton The Insecta, Arachnida, And Myriapoda (1893)
- Additional notes on Magathymus yuccae
- Habits and natural history of the ox bot in the United States
- The mildews of the grape-vine
- Entomological papers
- On a remarkable new genus in Meloidae infesting Mason-bee cells in the United States
- Report of the entomologist for the year 1883
- Directions for collecting and preserving insects
- On a new genus in the lepidopterous family Tineidæ with remarks on the fertilization of Yucca
- Rocky Mountain Locust
- Further remarks on Pronuba yuccasella, and on the pollination of yucca
- The periodical cicada
- Additional notes on the army worm. (Leucania unipuncta)
- A New insect injurious to wheat
- Report of the entomologist for the year 1884
- Poisonous insects /by Charles V. Riley...
- On a gall-making genus of Apioninae
- Retarded development in insects
- Eight annual report on the noxious beneficial, and other insects of the state of Missouri
- The principal writings of Dr. Charles Valentine Riley
- On the oviposition of Prodoxus decipiens
- Notes on the life-history of the blister-beetles and on the structure and development of Hornia
- Report of the entomologist for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1882
- Is Megastigmus phytophagic?
- On the larval characteristics of Corydalus and Chauliodes and on the development of Corydalus cornutus
- A new source of wealth to the United States
- New insects injurious to agriculture
- Further notes on the pollination of Yucca and on Pronuba and Prodoxus
- Colorado Beetle. with Suggestions for Its Repression and Methods of Destruction
- On the luminous larviform females in the Phengodini
- Improved method of spraying trees for protection against insects
- Remarks on the bag-worm Thyridopteryx ephemeraeformis
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