Schlegelia (shlegelia)

[NL. (Bernstein, 1864), so called after Hermann Schlegel, an ornithologist of Leyden (1805-84).] A genus of birds of paradise. The species is S. wilson i, better known as Paradise a or Diphyllodes wilson i, of Waigiou and Batanta. The male is 71 inches long, the tail 2, with its middle pair of feathers as long again, twice cro ed and then curled in arietiform figure. The bald head IMG:content-0290.jpg:[graphic] IMG:content-0291.jpg:[graphic] Schizoneura ( Eriosoma ) lanigera. a, winged female; 6, wingle female. (Cro and line show natural sizes.) the roots of trees, and others upon the limbs and leaves. The best-known species is S. lanigera, known in the United States as the woolly root - louse of the apple, and in England, New Zealand, and Australia as the American blight. See also cuts under root - louse. flhfpd