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THE issue of the second volume of this important work has speedily followed the publication of the first (reviewed in NATURE for June 22,1929). The present instalment, as exact and thorough in its treatment as its predecessor, gives evidence of immense industry on the part of the author, Dr. F. S. Bodenheimer. Continuing the subject of the study of insects during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, the volume before us opens with a section on applied or economic entomology, with especial reference to agriculture, sericulture, and bee-keeping.
Materialien zur Geschichte der Entomologie bis Linné.
Von Dr. F. S. Bodenheimer. Band 2. Pp. vi + 486 + 4 Tafeln. (Berlin: W. Junk, 1929.) 2 vols., 100s.
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D., F. Materialien zur Geschichte der Entomologie bis Linné . Nature 125, 483–485 (1930). https://doi.org/10.1038/125483a0
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