ACKNOWLEDGMENTS This project was initiated in 1978 and has survived through the encouragement and efforts of many individuals. Premier among these is Darlene Cannon who has persevered with ex- cellence through the original typing and several revisions. Our special thanks and respect are ex- tended to her. The host list portion of the manuscript was begun with the efforts of Pamela Zwerski and continued by Elaine Sims, Joan Ortagus, Elizabeth Manning, and Pamela Exon. We thank them for their efforts and expertise. For the final corrections we wish to thank Janet Temple and Darlene Cannon. Our heartfelt respect and admiration are ex- tended to G. W. "Wally" Dekle for his en- couragement, smiling face, enthusiasm, and legacy of excellence in scale insect identifica- tions. Thanks are extended to Ernestine Ostanik, Ladonia Fields, and Scott Yocom for their technical help and expertise in slide preparation. Technical graphics assistance was received from Linda Writer. For expertise in taking many of the photographs and photo reproductions we thank Jane Windsor, the DPI photographer. Special thanks are due Ray Gill, Bill Gimpel, Jim Howell, and Charles Ray for the use of their original and previously published drawings. For encouragement, technical material, photos, and the loan of slides, a special thanks is extended to our former major professor and friend, Dr. Michael Kosztarab, Professor of Systematic Entomology, Virginia Polytechnic In- stitute and State University, Blacksburg, VA. We are grateful for the support of ad- ministrators of the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, particularly the Honorable Doyle E. Conner, Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services; H. L. Jones, Director, retired; Dr. S. A. Alfieri, Jr., Director; and H. A. Denmark, Chief of Entomology, of the Division of Plant Industry. A considerable amount of assistance with plant identifications and host names was re- ceived from Dr. Kenneth Langdon. Carlos Ar- taud reviewed the host list botanical names several times. To them we extend our apprecia- tion. For review of the manuscript and many helpful suggestions, we extend our thanks to Steve Nakahara, Research Entomologist, USDA, Systematic Entomology Laboratory, Beltsville, MD, and Raymond J. Gill, Systematic En- tomologist, California Dept. of Food and Agriculture, Division of Plant Industry, Sacramento, CA. We wish to thank the Agriculture Products Specialists, of the Division of Plant Industry, for their diligent collections of most of the material, and their cooperation when additional material was requested. We thank our entomology colleagues at the Division of Plant Industry, Drs. Frank Mead, G. B. Edwards, Robert Woodruff, Lionel Stange, John Heppner, and Howard Weems, Jr. for their encouragement and many helpful suggestions. Last, but not least, the senior author wishes to thank his wife, Donna, for her encourage- ment and dedication throughout this entire study.