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ABSTRACT IN the work under notice the authors have aimed at meeting the needs of practical agriculturists and horticulturists by collecting into one book all the available information on
plant pests and diseases necessary for their guidance. Insects and other animals, fungus diseases and weeds, are all dealt with categorically under their separate headings, a short
description and the methods of treatment being given in each case. Many of the numerous illustrations are very clear, but others are scarcely sharp enough to prove efficient aids to
identification. Pests of the Garden and Orchard. By Ray Palmer W. Percival Westell. Pp. 413 + 47 plates. (London: Henry J. Drane, Farringdon Street, n.d.) 25_s_. net. Access through your
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