The Canadian Entomologist, 1914, Vol. 46 (Classic Reprint)

The Canadian Entomologist, 1914 issue: a window into Canada’s insect work and new discoveries from the field. This scholarly journal compiles yearly reports, society news, and technical notes that illuminate the state of entomology in Canada during the early 20th century. Readers will find Hands-on observations, historic context, and fresh species descriptions all in one volume.This issue features reports from the Directors on the year’s insects, the Annual Address on Applied Entomology, and papers discussing outbreaks, control methods, and regional insects in Ontario and Quebec. It also records meetings, elections, and society activities that shaped the Canadian entomology community. Directors’ reports and an in-depth Annual Address on the rise of Applied Entomology in Canada. Papers on season insects in Ontario and key topics like army worm outbreaks and locust control. Descriptions of new species, including Megastigmus laricis, n. sp., and Aphis pseudobrassice, n. sp., with detailed morphology and measurements. Notes on other notable insects, life histories, and illustrations that support identification and study.Ideal for readers of historical entomology, Canadian natural history, and researchers who value early 20th‑century field observations. Read more