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Connecticut State Entomologist
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Excerpt from Connecticut State Entomologist: Thirty-Fourth Report, 1934
The Japanese beetle, Popillia japonica N ewm., has increased in abundance and in the older infestations of Stamford, Bridgeport and Hartford, severe damage by the adults may soon be expected. There was some damage to grapevines, roses, and ¿owering plants in Bridgeport in 1934, and beetles were found in Ansonia and Wallingford for the first time. The insect is now distributed in nearly all sections of the State and in a few years, after the beetle population has had time to build up, severe damage to fruit and shade trees, ¿owering shrubs, and certain vegetable and ¿owering plants may be expected.
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