Beeson, C. F. C.

• On some Timbers which Resist the Attack of Termites

• Notes on Some Indian Forest Beetles

• IPS Longifolia, Steb., as a Pest of Chir Regeneration Areas

• Ambrosia Beetles or Pin-hole and Shot-hole Borers

• Forest Insect Conditions in Gorakhpur Division U.P

• The Food Plants of Indian Forest Insects

• The Food Plants of Indian Forest Insects

• The Food Plants of Indian Forest Insects

• The Food Plants of Indian Forest Insects

• The "Spike Disease" of Peach Trees: an Example of Unbalanced Sap-Circulation

• The Food Plants of Indian Forest Insects

• Hoplpcerambyx and the Dying- off of Sal

• The Food Plants of Indian Forest Insects

• Defoliation of Teak Trees

• Bark- Beetles of the Genus Sphaerotrypes

• What is the Lac Insect

• The Economic Importance and Control of the Sal Heart-Wood Borer (Hoplocerambyx spinicornis)

• The Teak Canker-grub (Dihammus cervinus)

• The Deodar Defoliator

• Further Observations on Hoplocerambyx

• The Defoliation of Teak

• The Trap-tree Method

• Loss of Increment in Teak Defoliation

• The Congress of the International Union of Forest Research Organiastion

• Control Measures for Termites

• Prickly Pear and Cochineal Insects

• The Fauna of British India, Diptera

• The Role of Insects in the Dying-Off of Sal. (Shorea Robusta)

• The Biological Control of Teak Defoliators

• Boxwood Borers (Heterobostrychus)

• Cockchafers and Conifers

• A Reference Work on Indian Lizards

• Martesia : a Marine Borer

• Carpenter Bees

• Forest Insect Conditions in India