“      Raspberry Horntail, Hartigia cressoni ({{w|William Kirby (entomologist)|Kirby}}). One of the {{w|Cephoidea|stem sawflies}}, a western species, injuring young shoots of {{w|blackberry}}, {{w|loganberry}}, {{w|raspberry}}, and {{w|rose}}. Bright yellow-and-black females appear in April and May to insert eggs with a curved point under epidermis of tender tips of host plants.”

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