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RM2A2MXFP–Laeosopis, Print, Laeosopis is a monotypic butterfly genus in the family Lycaenidae. Its only species is Laeosopis roboris, the Spanish purple hairstreak, which is found on the Iberian Peninsula and south-eastern France
RM2M97M8X–Illustration, Rhopalocera -- Satyrus Roxelana, Oeneis Aello, Satyrus Achine, Triphysa Phryne, Coenonympha Oedipus, Epinephile Lycaon, Coenonympha Hero, Polyommatus Orion, Polyommatus Pheretes, Polyommatus Cyllarus, Polyommatus Damon, Polyommatus Baeticus, Laeosopis Roboris, Thestor Ballus. There are three grasses -- the middle one is Rye Grass (Lolium Perenne).
RM2BT54EF–Drymonia dodonaea moth and unknown species. Bombyx trimacula, Phalaena Bombyx roboris. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Johann Carl Bock from Eugenius Johann Christoph Espers Die Schmetterlinge in Abbildungen nach der Natur, Erlangen, 1786.
RMT18T1N–Drymonia dodonaea moth and unknown species. Bombyx trimacula, Phalaena Bombyx roboris. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Johann Carl Bock from Eugenius Johann Christoph Esper’s Die Schmetterlinge in Abbildungen nach der Natur, Erlangen, 1786.
RMBWWY5N–animal animals butterfly butterflies insect insects invertebrate invertebrates arthropod arthropods hairstreak hairstreaks
RMP5RHDD–N/A. English: An illustration from British Entomology by John Curtis. Coleoptera: Acalles roboris (Oak Achalles Weevil). 1840s. John Curtis (1791–1862) Alternative names Curtis; J. Curtis Description British entomologist and illustrator Date of birth/death 3 September 1791 6 October 1862 Location of birth/death Norwich, Norfolk London Work location London Authority control : Q327944 VIAF:53707224 ISNI:0000 0000 7374 6250 LCCN:no89015596 Open Library:OL2514429A Oxford Dict.:6959 WorldCat 237 Britishentomologyvolume2Plate550
RF2K6AT72–Many Variegated oak aphids (Lachnus roboris) on a stem of an oak (Quercus). Autumn, October Dutch garden
RMCNY1XC–black ant, common black ant, garden ant (Lasius niger), Black garden ants tend to Lachnus roboris, Germany, Bavaria
RF2K3KPK7–Many Variegated oak aphids (Lachnus roboris) on a young stem of an oak (Quercus). Autumn, Dutch garden
RF2T8F6RT–Closeup Variegated oak aphids (Lachnus roboris) with many winter eggs on a stem of an oak (Quercus). Autumn, Bovember, Dutch garden
RF2TDPKH8–Aphids (Lachnus roboris), adults and eggs on a leaves of evergreen oak. This photo was taken in Sant Miquel del Fai, Barcelona province, Catalonia, Sp
RM2X0P7J9–BADGE OF AN R.A.F. SQUADRON - The Squadron badge of No.47 Squadron and the motto 'NILI NOMEN ROBORIS OMEN' (The name of Nile is an omen of our strength. (Picture issued 1943). Photographic negative , Royal Air Force
RF2B90RDF–Laeosopis, Print, Laeosopis is a monotypic butterfly genus in the family Lycaenidae. Its only species is Laeosopis roboris, the Spanish purple hairstreak, which is found on the Iberian Peninsula and south-eastern France., Reimagined by Gibon, design of warm cheerful glowing of brightness and light rays radiance. Classic art reinvented with a modern twist. Photography inspired by futurism, embracing dynamic energy of modern technology, movement, speed and revolutionize culture.
RM2AN77GE–The natural history of British insects; explaining them in their several states, with the periods of their transformations, their food, oeconomy, &ctogether with the history of such minute insects as require investigation by the microcsopeThe whole illustrated by coloured figures, designed and executed from living specimens . ^ift& [ 25 1 PLATE CCXCIX. PHAL£NA ROBORIS.GENERIC CHARACTER. Antenna taper from the bafe: wings in general deflected whtriii reft. Fly by night. * * No£iud.SPECIFIC CHARACTER AND SYNONYMS. Wings deflected, greyilh: two undulated white waves acrofs theanterior pair: a whi
RM2D7B36N–Epimixia roboris Drake, 1942, Animalia, Arthropoda, Insecta, Hemiptera, Heteroptera, Tingidae
![. Cuvier's animal kingdom : arranged according to its organization. Animals. 536 INSECTA. Rhinosimus, Latr. (Salpingiis, lUig.), has the antennae terminated by an elongated mass, formed of three or five joints ; the muzzle very flat, with a produced angle on each side before the tip. They reside beneath the bark of trees, and require in a natural order to be arranged near to Anthribus of Fabricius, by whom indeed they were united therewith. The body is depressed and the palpi thicker at the tips. [S. roboris, a pretty minute British species.] Our second general division,— THE FOURTH FAMILY OF Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PFMTBT/cuviers-animal-kingdom-arranged-according-to-its-organization-animals-536-insecta-rhinosimus-latr-salpingiis-luig-has-the-antennae-terminated-by-an-elongated-mass-formed-of-three-or-five-joints-the-muzzle-very-flat-with-a-produced-angle-on-each-side-before-the-tip-they-reside-beneath-the-bark-of-trees-and-require-in-a-natural-order-to-be-arranged-near-to-anthribus-of-fabricius-by-whom-indeed-they-were-united-therewith-the-body-is-depressed-and-the-palpi-thicker-at-the-tips-s-roboris-a-pretty-minute-british-species-our-second-general-division-the-fourth-family-of-PFMTBT.jpg ". Cuvier's animal kingdom : arranged according to its organization. Animals. 536 INSECTA. Rhinosimus, Latr. (Salpingiis, lUig.), has the antennae terminated by an elongated mass, formed of three or five joints ; the muzzle very flat, with a produced angle on each side before the tip. They reside beneath the bark of trees, and require in a natural order to be arranged near to Anthribus of Fabricius, by whom indeed they were united therewith. The body is depressed and the palpi thicker at the tips. [S. roboris, a pretty minute British species.] Our second general division,— THE FOURTH FAMILY OF Stock Photo")
RMPFMTBT–. Cuvier's animal kingdom : arranged according to its organization. Animals. 536 INSECTA. Rhinosimus, Latr. (Salpingiis, lUig.), has the antennae terminated by an elongated mass, formed of three or five joints ; the muzzle very flat, with a produced angle on each side before the tip. They reside beneath the bark of trees, and require in a natural order to be arranged near to Anthribus of Fabricius, by whom indeed they were united therewith. The body is depressed and the palpi thicker at the tips. [S. roboris, a pretty minute British species.] Our second general division,— THE FOURTH FAMILY OF
RMT3XF17–Archive image from page 398 of Die Raupen der gross-schmetterlinge Europas. Die Raupen der gross-schmetterlinge Europas dieraupendergros00hofm Year: 1893 26. Heterocera. 1. Irregularis. 2 Optabilis. 3. a. b. Hispidus 4. Hirta. 5. a. b. Lutulenta. 6. Nigra. 7. Australis. 8. a b. Caecimacula. 9. a. b. Vetula. 10. Serpentina. 11. Polymita. 12. a. b. Flavicincta. 13. a. b. Rufocincta. 14. Dubia. 15. XantWnista. 16. Venusta. 17. Chi. 18. a. b. Fovea. 19. Furva. 20. Roboris. 21. a. b. Protea. 22. a. b. Convergens. 23. Aeruginea. 24. a. b. Aprilina.
RMP5RH6A–N/A. English: John Curtis British Entomology (1824-1840) Folio 576Cinara roboris synonym of Lachnus roboris the Clouded-winged Oak Aphis. The plant is Trifolium arvense (Hare's-foot Trefoil). 1836. John Curtis (1791–1862) Alternative names Curtis; J. Curtis Description British entomologist and illustrator Date of birth/death 3 September 1791 6 October 1862 Location of birth/death Norwich, Norfolk London Work location London Authority control : Q327944 VIAF:53707224 ISNI:0000 0000 7374 6250 LCCN:no89015596 Open Library:OL2514429A Oxford Dict.:6959 WorldCat 236 British Entomology Vo
RF2TDPKHA–Aphids (Lachnus roboris), adults and eggs on a leaves of evergreen oak. This photo was taken in Sant Miquel del Fai, Barcelona province, Catalonia, Sp
RM2AKRFT5–Tijdschrift voor entomologie . ete; head strongly narrowed behind eyes 2 — Occipital carina incomplete or absent; head gradually rounded behind eyes 5 2. Occiput with vertical striae 3 — Occiput without vertical striae, sometimes with weak transverse striation 4 3. T2 haired in basal foveae roboris (Walker, 1835) Head 2.2 times as broad as long; OOL : POL : LOL =6:17:7; frons finely granulate,above and at sides of antennal sockets roughly sculptured. Hind border of mesoscutumstraight; epomia relatively weak and anteriorly not forming an overhanging plate; propodealcarinae fused at base but cle
RMMCR5RN–. 1. Irregularis. 2 Optabilis. 3. a. b. Hispidus 4. Hirta. 5. a. b. Lutulenta. 6. Nigra. 7. Australis. 8. a b. Caecimacula. 9. a. b. Vetula. 10. Serpentina. 11. Polymita. 12. a. b. Flavicincta. 13. a. b. Rufocincta. 14. Dubia. 15. XantWnista. 16. Venusta. 17. Chi. 18. a. b. Fovea. 19. Furva. 20. Roboris. 21. a. b. Protea. 22. a. b. Convergens. 23. Aeruginea. 24. a. b. Aprilina.
RM2AFKHBN–. The Entomologist's record and journal of variation. Fig. 2. Phyllonorycter roboris Zell. mine.Uppersurface view on Quercus petraea. P»pJ <fc(n. Fig. 4. Phyllonorycter roboris Zell mineUndersurface view enlarged x 3 (approx.). Tentatively, here follows a suggested key for oak-feedingPhyllonorycter mines, excluding P. saportella. 1. Cocoon incorporating frass 2 Cocoon not incorporating frass 3 2. Smaller mine, imago emerging before winter ... messaniellaLarger mine, pupa overwintering within mine 4 3. Under-surface of mine macroscopically smooth, upper-surface with pronounced green patch ro
RMMCPEHM–. 321. Lithocolletis roboris Z. — 322. Lithocelletis tenella Z. — 323. Lithocolletis alniella Z. — 324. Lithocolletis ulmifoliella Hb. — 325. Lithocolletis cerasicolella HS. — 326. Lithocolletis con- comitella Bnks. — 327. Lithocolletis blancardella F. — 328. Lithocolletis quereifoHella Z. — 329. Lithocolletis embörizaepennella Bouchä. — 330. Lithocolletis populifoliella Tr. — 331. Tischerfa complanella Hb. — 332. Lyonetia clerkella L. — 333. Phyllocnistis saligna Z. — 334. Cemiostoma spartifoliella Hb. — 335. Bucculatrix cidarella Z. 336. Bucculatrix crataegi Z. — 337. Bucculatrix frangulella
RM2AG3234–. Thomae Bartholini De unicornu observationes novae : secunda editione auctiores & emendatiores editae a filio Casparo Bartholino. udicat , cui nec caudaprotenditur, necungulas folidae, necdenique caput equino proprium exfur- git: 236 Th. Bartho l ini. DE UNICORNU. 237 git : fruftraque ex Perfia vulgatumanimal theatro Romano cxhibuifTetImperator. Monocerotem equum ve-rius diceres fi diflentire velles. HinCRegcm Prafi folitum ad publica fpe-clacula in roboris fui documentumUnicornis filiolos inftruere fama tulitapud /Elwmm, certa forfan , nec exem-plo carens. Si vera Doctorum quorun-dam Monocer
RM2ANGEH2–Aedes Barberinae ad Quirinalem . ior, iure iiio prin-cipatum iibivendicat,quae,vtPhiloibphusinquit, Vir- ^>^•4• •* Etbic.cap, tutum omnium pr^ibntiisima eil j nec Hefperus, nec Lucifertanta homines admiratione afficit.Haic lynceisoculis vitia,virtutes^•, diicernit, &, iufta lancc,bonis pr^-mia,improbis pcenas rependit.Huius plenum roboris pe-(Sus , fummam Cardinalis eiufdem conftantiam oilen-dit; pes nudus, fynceras illius animi aifediones, atqueexpeditam in tot Legationibus obeundis celeritatem > exten- 72 extenfis digitis dextera, munificentiam fingularcra; totius oris grauitas finiul,
RM2AXC5FN–Les metamorphoses d'Ovide : en latin et en françois . amp; lucos ferro temerafle vetuftos.Stabat in his ingens annofo robore quercus,Una nemus : vittx mediam , memorefque tabellar,.Sertaque cingebant, voti argumenta potentis,Saepe fub hac Dryades feftas duxere choreas ;Sxpe etiam, manibus nexis ex ordine, trunciCircumiere modum ; menfui-aque roboris , ulnasQuinque ter implebat : nec non & caetera tantoSylva fub hac , fylvâ quanto jacet herba fub omni.Non tamen idcirco ferrum Triopeïus illâAbftiiiuit, famulofque jubet fuccidere facrumRobur ; & ut jufTos cundari vidlt, ab unoEdidit hxc raptâ fce
RM2CT17R0–. Emblemata physico-ethica, hoc est, Naturae morum moderatricis picta praecepta : à Nicolao Taurello Montbelgardensi ... observata, & vario conscripta carmine . Et lenis cicuratferociores, Et demulcet equos manus periti ^Mar.gonis: ratio quilw negataeft. Etfunt qui placidoprobefuorurnj*Flacentur monitu,ferosque mores*B;p onantjncmores Juxfilutu. Firmi Firmifunc roboris inftar. ^Adlohannem Stojfelinm Norib: Wirtem-bergicum apud CMontbelgardenJesConjiliariums.. H&c tenuicumjint}necJirmo caudice :JitrJuffL*Conjcendunt aliquoroborepija tamcrL?. Forjitan ajcenjus qu&Jit mirabere caufam.: ••Firmi cl
![. Annus symbolicus, emblemmatice, et versu leonino : quemcumq[ue] statum hominum incitans ad animum pie recreandum : humillimè oblatus serenissimo electorali principi Carolo Alberto vtriusq[ue] Bavariae &c. duci. etc. etc. [sic] : accrescenti orbis terrae delicio . Paoc,PaX, claTnaiuSc^ paxaer-oellavt. Toi-tis aJ^st niiles ^Dux aiDiis T^it /leriLs. Lentus ad^st miles ^ Roboris, aut artis,^•efsp vra^ftaliit oniLs. Par fvi^toria. Martis. Tlostem Twn astusVin^, sed beRicj, ce/ius. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CNHXGM/annus-symbolicus-emblemmatice-et-versu-leonino-quemcumq-ue-statum-hominum-incitans-ad-animum-pie-recreandum-humillim-oblatus-serenissimo-electorali-principi-carolo-alberto-vtriusq-ue-bavariae-c-duci-etc-etc-sic-accrescenti-orbis-terrae-delicio-paocpax-clatnaiusc-paxaer-oellavt-toi-tis-ajst-niiles-dux-aidiis-tit-lerils-lentus-adst-miles-roboris-aut-artisefsp-vraftaliit-onils-par-fvitoria-martis-tlostem-twn-astusvin-sed-bericj-ceius-2CNHXGM.jpg ". Annus symbolicus, emblemmatice, et versu leonino : quemcumq[ue] statum hominum incitans ad animum pie recreandum : humillimè oblatus serenissimo electorali principi Carolo Alberto vtriusq[ue] Bavariae &c. duci. etc. etc. [sic] : accrescenti orbis terrae delicio . Paoc,PaX, claTnaiuSc^ paxaer-oellavt. Toi-tis aJ^st niiles ^Dux aiDiis T^it /leriLs. Lentus ad^st miles ^ Roboris, aut artis,^•efsp vra^ftaliit oniLs. Par fvi^toria. Martis. Tlostem Twn astusVin^, sed beRicj, ce/ius. Stock Photo")
RM2CNHXGM–. Annus symbolicus, emblemmatice, et versu leonino : quemcumq[ue] statum hominum incitans ad animum pie recreandum : humillimè oblatus serenissimo electorali principi Carolo Alberto vtriusq[ue] Bavariae &c. duci. etc. etc. [sic] : accrescenti orbis terrae delicio . Paoc,PaX, claTnaiuSc^ paxaer-oellavt. Toi-tis aJ^st niiles ^Dux aiDiis T^it /leriLs. Lentus ad^st miles ^ Roboris, aut artis,^•efsp vra^ftaliit oniLs. Par fvi^toria. Martis. Tlostem Twn astusVin^, sed beRicj, ce/ius.
RM2CP1MB9–. Emblemata v. cl. Andreae Alciati : cū imaginibus plerisque restitutis ad mentem auctoris . ■. ■ ■■ ■.■ ... •.;■.• «O Duo* 24^ Αηάη& ΑίάαΧι Duodecim certamina Herculis. - rJ Ε Μ Β L Ε Μ Α CXXXVIL : . - η ■. ROBORIS inuiBifuperatfacundia UudesrDicla fophifiavumylaqueostfc refoluit inanerzNonfuror auf rabies virtuupotentior vll* til:Continuum ob curfumfapienti opulentia cedit:Spernit attaritiam , nec rapto autfeenore gAudetiVincit femineos ipoliatfy infignibus aftu* :Expurgatfordes, & cultttm mentibus addit:lllicitos odit coitiM* abigitty nocentes:Barbaries feritasfy datimpia denique poenam:Vni
RM2CNX0MF–. Andreae Alciati i.v.c. emblemata . rmen nofttum expianemus,habuic Agamemmon clypcum^in 13^ ANDREiE ALCIATI quo elFet depidlus Leo ad terrorcm aliis incuticnduin: cjuof^quidcm lcutum in Olympia; fano pcr aiiquot tempora pepcn-dit, infcriptione etiam ndicdla: hoc eft,Tcrror hic e(l hoTrjt^mmyCfuique hunrgcrif,e/i Agnmemnm.Zw,trm-Lcoquidem piofigno roboris & vigilantia: apud itgyptiosTJ^m*^ habebarur:fic& adtcrrificiuii homincm, qui reliquosafpcdufolo conflcrDaret,aflumebatur,tcrtis eft Pierius in Leone. Plu-tarchus in Ariilide : Hanc iulli appellatione, inquit,regum &potentum nuUus efl profccu
RM2CRXRHX–. Livre curieux et utile pour les sçavans et artistes : composé de trois alphabets de chiffres simples, doubles & triples, fleuronnez et au premier trait : accompagné d'un tres grand nombre de devises, emblêmes, médailles et autres figures hieroglyfiques : ensemble de plusieurs supports et cimiers pour les ornemens des armes : avec une table tres ample par le moyen de laquelle on trouvera facilement tous les noms imaginables . j Vne Colombe perchée fur un rronc (îArbrc,& (a. camarr ! ^ morte au pied de lArbre. Te plains fa mort & m: ie.î Vn Cachet gravé. Decoris y roboris ^cuft^d, Vn Arbre de
![. Cuvier's animal kingdom : arranged according to its organization. Animals. 536 INSECTA. Rhinosimus, Latr. (Salpingiis, lUig.), has the antennae terminated by an elongated mass, formed of three or five joints ; the muzzle very flat, with a produced angle on each side before the tip. They reside beneath the bark of trees, and require in a natural order to be arranged near to Anthribus of Fabricius, by whom indeed they were united therewith. The body is depressed and the palpi thicker at the tips. [S. roboris, a pretty minute British species.] Our second general division,— THE FOURTH FAMILY OF Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RD5NKK/cuviers-animal-kingdom-arranged-according-to-its-organization-animals-536-insecta-rhinosimus-latr-salpingiis-luig-has-the-antennae-terminated-by-an-elongated-mass-formed-of-three-or-five-joints-the-muzzle-very-flat-with-a-produced-angle-on-each-side-before-the-tip-they-reside-beneath-the-bark-of-trees-and-require-in-a-natural-order-to-be-arranged-near-to-anthribus-of-fabricius-by-whom-indeed-they-were-united-therewith-the-body-is-depressed-and-the-palpi-thicker-at-the-tips-s-roboris-a-pretty-minute-british-species-our-second-general-division-the-fourth-family-of-RD5NKK.jpg ". Cuvier's animal kingdom : arranged according to its organization. Animals. 536 INSECTA. Rhinosimus, Latr. (Salpingiis, lUig.), has the antennae terminated by an elongated mass, formed of three or five joints ; the muzzle very flat, with a produced angle on each side before the tip. They reside beneath the bark of trees, and require in a natural order to be arranged near to Anthribus of Fabricius, by whom indeed they were united therewith. The body is depressed and the palpi thicker at the tips. [S. roboris, a pretty minute British species.] Our second general division,— THE FOURTH FAMILY OF Stock Photo")
RMRD5NKK–. Cuvier's animal kingdom : arranged according to its organization. Animals. 536 INSECTA. Rhinosimus, Latr. (Salpingiis, lUig.), has the antennae terminated by an elongated mass, formed of three or five joints ; the muzzle very flat, with a produced angle on each side before the tip. They reside beneath the bark of trees, and require in a natural order to be arranged near to Anthribus of Fabricius, by whom indeed they were united therewith. The body is depressed and the palpi thicker at the tips. [S. roboris, a pretty minute British species.] Our second general division,— THE FOURTH FAMILY OF
RMREK7XP–. A classification of the scale insect genus Asterolecanium. Asterolecanium; Scale insects. Miscellaneous Publication 424, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture PLATE 8. Species of Asterolecanium. A, delicatum; B, jlorum; C, udagamae; D, simile; E, repugnans; F, roboris; G, quercicola; H, puteanum; I, epacridis; J, medium; K, vulgare; L, inusitatum; M, scirrosis; N, penicillatum; 0, variabile; P, ceriferum ceriferum; Q, hakeae R, castaneae; S, exiguum; T, semisepultum.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration
![. Bergens Museums aarbog. Science. 1904] Entomologiske bidrag til skjærgaardsfaunaen i det vestlige Norge. 17. Sart or Hylobius nigrirostris, Fabr Erirhinus acridulus, L Rhinoncus castor, Fabr -— pericarpius, L 125. Coeliodes geranii, Payk Ceutorrhyncbus contractus, Marsh. — ericæ; Gyll Rhampbus pulicarius, Hbst , Miarus campanulæ, L 130. Anoplus roboris, Suffr , Anthonomus rubi, Hbst , Stenocorus mordax, De Geer Leptura sangvinolenta, L — maculata. Poda 135. Donacia discolor, Panz Zeugopbora subspinosa, Fabr , Locbmæa suturalis, Thoms , Luperus longicornis, Fabr , Longitarsus luridus, Scop , Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RHWGYW/bergens-museums-aarbog-science-1904-entomologiske-bidrag-til-skjrgaardsfaunaen-i-det-vestlige-norge-17-sart-or-hylobius-nigrirostris-fabr-erirhinus-acridulus-l-rhinoncus-castor-fabr-pericarpius-l-125-coeliodes-geranii-payk-ceutorrhyncbus-contractus-marsh-eric-gyll-rhampbus-pulicarius-hbst-miarus-campanul-l-130-anoplus-roboris-suffr-anthonomus-rubi-hbst-stenocorus-mordax-de-geer-leptura-sangvinolenta-l-maculata-poda-135-donacia-discolor-panz-zeugopbora-subspinosa-fabr-locbma-suturalis-thoms-luperus-longicornis-fabr-longitarsus-luridus-scop-RHWGYW.jpg ". Bergens Museums aarbog. Science. 1904] Entomologiske bidrag til skjærgaardsfaunaen i det vestlige Norge. 17. Sart or Hylobius nigrirostris, Fabr Erirhinus acridulus, L Rhinoncus castor, Fabr -— pericarpius, L 125. Coeliodes geranii, Payk Ceutorrhyncbus contractus, Marsh. — ericæ; Gyll Rhampbus pulicarius, Hbst , Miarus campanulæ, L 130. Anoplus roboris, Suffr , Anthonomus rubi, Hbst , Stenocorus mordax, De Geer Leptura sangvinolenta, L — maculata. Poda 135. Donacia discolor, Panz Zeugopbora subspinosa, Fabr , Locbmæa suturalis, Thoms , Luperus longicornis, Fabr , Longitarsus luridus, Scop , Stock Photo")
RMRHWGYW–. Bergens Museums aarbog. Science. 1904] Entomologiske bidrag til skjærgaardsfaunaen i det vestlige Norge. 17. Sart or Hylobius nigrirostris, Fabr Erirhinus acridulus, L Rhinoncus castor, Fabr -— pericarpius, L 125. Coeliodes geranii, Payk Ceutorrhyncbus contractus, Marsh. — ericæ; Gyll Rhampbus pulicarius, Hbst , Miarus campanulæ, L 130. Anoplus roboris, Suffr , Anthonomus rubi, Hbst , Stenocorus mordax, De Geer Leptura sangvinolenta, L — maculata. Poda 135. Donacia discolor, Panz Zeugopbora subspinosa, Fabr , Locbmæa suturalis, Thoms , Luperus longicornis, Fabr , Longitarsus luridus, Scop ,
RMRG3HNR–. Calwers Käferbuch; einfürhrung in die kenntnis der käfer Europas. Beetles. 40. 1. Erirrhinus Nercis. 2. Dorytomus longimanus. 3. Brachonyx pineti. 4. Anoplus plantaris. 5. Tanysphyrus lemnae. 6. Bagous glabrirostris. 7. Bag. nodulosus. 8. Lyprus cylindrus. 9. Hydronomus alismatis. 10, Micro- copes pilosiis. 11. Orthochaetes setiger. 12. Dryophthorus corticalis. 13. Cossonus linearis. 14. Rhyncolus truncorum. 15. Camptorrhinus statua. 16. Qasterocercus depressirostris. 17. Cryptorrhynchus lapathi. 18. Acalles roboris. 19. Ac. ptinoides. 20. Myorrhinus Steveni. 21. Mononychus punctum-album. 22
RMBNGD3K–Lachnus roboris, an aphid, shedding its skin and becoming an alate (with wings). A Lasius niger ant is nearby
RMRHAY39–. Botanikai kzlemnyek. Plants; Plants -- Hungary. MYKOLOGIAI KÖZLEMÉNYEK 45 Conostroma didymum (Fautr. et Roum.) Moesz Syn. Dendrophomá didyma Fautr. et Roum. in Rev. Mycol. 1892. p. 9 et C. Roumeguére: Fungi sel. exs. No. 5982. ('harcid, generis. Maculis nullis; stromatibus sjiarsis, 430—71öy(lé0—430 fi; conidiis bacillariformibus, rectis,. 1. kép. Conostroma didymum (Fautr. et Roum) Moesz. eguttulatis, 4 5—9^1—^^ A* (plerumque 6—7 ju longis) ; conidiophoris 23—50 /u longis, 1—15 ju lat is. Bab. in ramis emortuis juvenilibus Quercus roboris. Prope Sükös d, Hungáriáé. Leg. F. Grr ei n i c h. A
RMBNGDKM–Lachnus roboris, an aphid, shedding its skin and becoming an alate (with wings). A Lasius niger ant is nearby
RMREXDJP–. The Cottage gardener. Gardening; Gardening. January 13. THE COTTAGE GARDENER. WEEKLY CALENDAR. 275 M w 1); D 13 Th 14 F 15 S i6 Son 17 M 18 To 19 W JANUARY 13-19, 185.1, Salpingus roboris; bark. Salpingus rufiroatris ; bark. Apiou Ulicis; furze. 2 Sunday after Epiphany. fllonotoma juglandis. Rhagiura vulgare. Notonecta furcata; ponds. Weathbr nrar London IN 1851. Sun Rises, Sun Sets. Moon R.&S. Moon's Age. Clock aft. Sun. Day of Barometer. ,Thermo. Wind. Rain in In. Year. 29.538—29.413 50—39 29,739 — 29.701 51—39 29.0112 — 29,455 56—44 129.840-29.703 52—37 30.241 —29.951, 47—21 ,30.326-3
RMBNGDA0–Lachnus roboris, an aphid, shedding its skin and becoming an alate (with wings). A Lasius niger ant is nearby
RMBF4G2G–Lachnus roboris, an aphid that feeds on oaks, and their eggs. A Black Garden Ant also sees to the eggs.
RMBEMMCC–Lachnus roboris, an aphid that feeds on oak. A Black Garden Ant (Lasius niger) is tending to the aphid.
RMBG10W0–Aphids (Lachnus roboris) on an oak. They have laid eggs and are being guarded and milked by ants (Lasius niger)
RMRCGAGB–. Die Schmetterlinge Deutschlands mit besonderer Berücksichtigung ihrer Biologie. Butterflies. 321. Lithocolletis roboris Z. — 322. Lithocelletis tenella Z. — 323. Lithocolletis alniella Z. — 324. Lithocolletis ulmifoliella Hb. — 325. Lithocolletis cerasicolella HS. — 326. Lithocolletis con- comitella Bnks. — 327. Lithocolletis blancardella F. — 328. Lithocolletis quereifoHella Z. — 329. Lithocolletis embörizaepennella Bouchä. — 330. Lithocolletis populifoliella Tr. — 331. Tischerfa complanella Hb. — 332. Lyonetia clerkella L. — 333. Phyllocnistis saligna Z. — 334. Cemiostoma spartifoliella Hb
RMBG10YT–Aphids (Lachnus roboris) on an oak. They have laid eggs and are being guarded and milked by ants (Lasius niger)
RMRCG0C0–. Die Raupen der gross-schmetterlinge Europas. Butterflies; Insects. 26. Heterocera.. 1. Irregularis. 2 Optabilis. 3. a. b. Hispidus 4. Hirta. 5. a. b. Lutulenta. 6. Nigra. 7. Australis. 8. a b. Caecimacula. 9. a. b. Vetula. 10. Serpentina. 11. Polymita. 12. a. b. Flavicincta. 13. a. b. Rufocincta. 14. Dubia. 15. XantWnista. 16. Venusta. 17. Chi. 18. a. b. Fovea. 19. Furva. 20. Roboris. 21. a. b. Protea. 22. a. b. Convergens. 23. Aeruginea. 24. a. b. Aprilina.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloratio
RMBG11AM–Aphids (Lachnus roboris) on an oak. They have laid eggs and are being guarded and milked by ants (Lasius niger)
RMBG112F–Aphids (Lachnus roboris) on an oak. They have laid eggs and are being guarded and milked by ants (Lasius niger)
RMBG118Y–Aphids (Lachnus roboris) on an oak. They have laid eggs and are being guarded and milked by ants (Lasius niger)
RMBG10PM–Aphids (Lachnus roboris) on an oak. They have laid eggs and are being guarded and milked by ants (Lasius niger)
RMBEMM4H–Lachnus roboris, an aphid that feeds on oak. This animal is being guarded by a Black Garden Ant (Lasius niger).
RMBK5TX8–Ants (Lasius niger, Black Garden Ant) tending to aphids (Lachnus roboris) on an oak tree. The ant defends the aphids.
RMBK5NKW–Ants (Lasius niger, Black Garden Ant) tending to aphids (Lachnus roboris) on an oak tree. The ant defends the aphids.
RMBK5NNF–Ants (Lasius niger, Black Garden Ant) tending to aphids (Lachnus roboris) on an oak tree. The ant defends the aphids.
RMBK5N7D–Ants (Lasius niger, Black Garden Ant) tending to aphids (Lachnus roboris) on an oak tree. The ant carries the aphid.
RMBG0RYE–Aphids (Lachnus roboris) on an oak. They have laid eggs and are being guarded and milked by ants (Lasius niger). Dew covers them
RMBG10GH–Aphids (Lachnus roboris) on an oak. They have laid eggs and are being guarded and milked by ants (Lasius niger) Dew covers them
RMBG10DF–Aphids (Lachnus roboris) on an oak. They have laid eggs and are being guarded and milked by ants (Lasius niger). Dew covers them
RMBG10M8–Aphids (Lachnus roboris) on an oak. They have laid eggs and are being guarded and milked by ants (Lasius niger). Dew covers them
RMADR25J–Ant milking aphids. These are Lachnus roboris aphids, a species that lives on oak. (Lasius niger, black garden ant)
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