Directions for Collecting and Preserving InsectsRiley, Charles V. (Charles Valentine)
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Directions for Collecting and Preserving Insects
Riley, Charles V. (Charles Valentine)
Insects -- Collection and preservation
Collecting the adults 50
Collecting the early states 53
Collecting Hemiptera 54
Collecting Diptera 55
Collecting Orthoptera 57
Collecting Neuroptera 58
Pseudoneuroptera 58
Neuroptera 59
KILLING AND PRESERVING INSECTS 60
First preservation of living specimens 60
Killing specimens 61
Alcohol 61
Chloroform and ether 62
Cyanide of potassium 63
Other agents 65
Special directions for different orders 66
ENTOMOTAXY 67
Care of pinned and mounted specimens 67
Insect pins 67
Preparation of specimens 68
Pinning 69
Mounting on points 70
Mounting duplicates 73
Temporary storage of specimens 74
Envelopes for Lepidoptera, etc. 74
Directions for spreading insects 75
A new apparatus for spreading Microlepidoptera 76
Spreading Microlepidoptera 77
Relaxing 79
Inflation of the larvae of Lepidoptera 80
Stuffing insects 82
Dry preservation of Aphides and other soft-bodied insects 82
Mounting specimens for the microscope 84
Preparing and mounting the wings of Lepidoptera 86
Preservation of alcoholic specimens 88
Apparatus and methods 88
Vials, stoppers, and holders 89
Preserving micro-larvae in alcohol 92
Preservative fluids 93
Alcohol 93
Alcohol and white arsenic 93
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