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inhs-88	Forbes, Stephen A.	Studies on the Contagious Diseases of Insects	1886	68	.pdf	application/pdf	25425	910	55	On the same day another larva was found dead and black- ened, clinging to the side of the cage, in quite different con- dition, however, from cabbage worms affected by their own peculiar disease. That this supposed jaundice was contagious, was shown by the phenomena of its occurrence at Champaign, and that the bacteria accompanying it were capable of exciting disease in other larvte Avas proven by first cultivating them repeatedly 320 Illinois State Laboratory of Natural History. in beef broth and then producing in cabbage worms (Pieris rapw) a similar disease by moistening their food with the cul- ture fluids containing the bacteria.	cache/inhs-88.pdf	txt/inhs-88.txt