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Cane Importations Must Be Guarded To Protect Hawaii From Pests
A 1902 Honolulu report from the Planters' Experiment Station outlines urgent measures to guard cane imports against pests. It lists current pests such as caneborer species, long-horned and short-horned beetles, aphids, scale insects, and caterpillars, detailing their impact on cane leaves and yields. The document urges strict fumigation, inspection at port, and sourcing from the Experiment Station to prevent introductions that could damage Hawaii’s sugar industry.
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Hawaii
Eckart
Planters’ Experiment Station
Honolulu
Hawaiian Sugar Planters’ Association
Perkins
Kenbely
Perkine
Aphia
Ulely Hantis
Mornover
Thas
Han Bern
Wanda
Laphyama Trieiter
Iea Wells
Tinea
America
Pavion
Oahu
Wrebaruler
Joe Fintoul
Dane
Anaeeti
H Soeyer