Some of these plants include: Beta vulgaris - beets Brassica oleracea - cabbage Lactuca sativa - lettuce Solanum tuberosum - potato Medicago sativa - alfalfa Plantago sp. (wikipedia.org)
Eggs4
flies and other nauseous insects are attracted to it, and deposit their filthy eggs and slimy larvae in every available crevice, till the meat is worthless, and more than all that, all animal matter has a tendency to taint and decompose, and bacon is very liable to suffer in that way, unless indurated with salt to such a degree as to make it unpalatable. (theoldfoodie.com)
The problem of invasion of bacon by filthy eggs and slimy larvae is, thankfully, rarely a problem for us today, thanks no doubt to the producers' impressive armamentarium of chemical preservatives - which may or may not be a different sort of health problem. (theoldfoodie.com)
At least one had a chance of spotting filthy eggs and slimy larvae on one's breakfast plate. (theoldfoodie.com)
In 2021-2022, larvae and eggs of SWD were found in several batches of imported berries. (journal.fi)
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The larvae often hide in the soil or under other shelter during the daytime and move to foliage in the evenings to feed. (wikipedia.org)
High initial population densities of Heterodera schachtii larvae (36 and 108/gm of soil) greatly retarded the seedling emergence of sugar beet 'Monogerm CSF 1971' in Vineland fine sandy loam. (flvc.org)
The populations were lower at midseason than at seeding, and at harvest had increased greatly, with respective populations of 339, 402, 222, and 140 larvae/gm of soil. (flvc.org)
and maximum density was 400 larvae/gm of soil. (flvc.org)
The various areas that Pierre Boudry examines in his Oyster study include Genetics, Substrate and Larva. (research.com)
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Additionally, while pupa and larvae may be able to live through the winter, moths still migrate into cooler areas each spring and return to the warmer areas each fall. (wikipedia.org)
Additionally, while pupa and larvae may be able to live through the winter, moths still migrate into cooler areas each spring and return to the warmer areas each fall. (wikipedia.org)
In Ontario, all life stages (adult, larva, and pupa) can overwinter in infested fields (Chaput 2011). (ufl.edu)
Most larval stages continue to develop over the next five years and undergo molting once or twice each year, but some larvae develop fully in three years. (ufl.edu)
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The variegated cutworm larva feeds on many plants, and is known as a common garden pest. (wikipedia.org)
Larvae are also known to consume large amounts of plants during development, with studies showing up to 125 square centimeters of sugarbeet or 160 square centimeters of potato foliage eaten during their larval stage. (wikipedia.org)