PART VI. 
(c) That the programme of the work to be adopted should be 
drafted by the staff of the centre chosen for the major 
investigations. 
(d) That this programme should be circulated to the Departments 
of Agriculture in other Cotton growing areas, with a view to 
complementary work being undertaken by them. 
GENERAL ENTOMOLOGY AND MYCOLOGY. 
9. That much more work should be done by Fntomologists in 
regard to the Pheidole ant, and that the question of baits and the 
destruction of nests is worthy of close investigation. As this ant was 
of great importance in Kenya, it was recommended that a thorough 
investigation should be undertaken in Kenya. 
10. That the Entomologists of Kenya and Uganda should meet 
and discuss the question of preventing the spread of Stephanoderes 
hampei into Kenya after visiting Coffee areas to the east and west of 
Mount Elgon. 
11. That the conditions and problems in South Africa are so 
entirely different from those in tropical East African Colonies that the 
problem of the control of Cut-worm is one for solution in the various 
territories concerned. 
12. (a) That each participating territory should arrange to 
prepare lists of injurious insects and fungoid diseases, with 
their food plants and status as pests. and to interchange such 
lists. 
(b) That, in order that the lists may be uniform, they should be 
compiled in the following form: (a) Name, (b) reference to 
original description, (¢) distribution, (d) food plants and 
alternative hosts, (e) status as a pest, (f) predators and 
parasites, (g) further notes. 
(¢) That the Imperial Bureau of Entomology and Imperial 
Bureau of Mycology in London should be approached with a 
view to the compilation, classification and publication of the 
lists by them. 
18. That each Department of Agriculture of South and East 
African Territories should undertake to notify, without delay, every 
other such Department of the presence of a new disease or pest 
considered to be of economic importance. 
14. That a study should be made of the insecticidal properties of 
native plants. 
15. That uniform legislation should apply to importation of 
plants and seeds into Kenya and Uganda. 
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