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New tortricids from Kaslo, B.C., and the northwest.
By William Dunham Kearfott
The Canadian Entomologist 33(4-5): 109-117, 137-141, 1904
Cite: 1464853 with citation markup [cite:1464853]
The Canadian Entomologist 33(4): 109-117
The Canadian Entomologist 33(5): 137-141
Contributed by Randy Hardy on 7 November, 2017 - 8:43am

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