10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHRYSALIDES»
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1
Zoologist: A Monthly Journal of Natural History
One of the chrysalides of Pieris Brassicae on a white surface, now exhibited, is
almost an albino. I also exhibit green, reddish and dusky chrysalides on surfaces
of similar tiuts. Specimens kept in the dark would be interesting ; I have one of P.
Edward Newman, James Edmund Harting, 1867
Reaumur has divided chrysalides in general into two great divisions, namely,
those which, from having various angular projections upon the body, he has
termed angular chrysalides, and those in which the body is smooth and
unfurnished ...
CHARLES F.PARTINGTON, 1836
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The British Cyclopaedia of the Arts, Sciences, History, ...
Reaumur has divided chrysalides in general into two great divisions, namely,
those which, from having various angular projections upon the body, he has
termed angular chrysalides, and those in which the body is smooth and
unfurnished ...
4
The British Cyclopæedia of Natural History: Combining a ...
Reaumur has divided chrysalides in general into two great divisions, namely,
those which, from having various angular projections upon the body, ho has
termed angular chrysalides, and those in which the body is smooth and
unfurnished ...
Charles Frederick Partington, 1836
5
The entomologist's text book: an introduction to the natural ...
Reaumur has divided chrysalides in general into two great divisions — namely,
those which, from having various ... and which may be termed conical chrysalides
, but which Reaumur calls " feves ;" and it is a curious circumstance, that all ...
John Obadiah Westwood, 1838
6
The New York Farmer and American Gardener's Magazine
ascertained whether the chrysalides are alive ; if dead, it will rattle with a sharp
sound, if alive, .with a more muffled sound. KILLING THE CHRYSALIDES. When
the temperature is about that of summer heat, in about ; fifteen days after the
worm ...
7
New-York Farmer, and American Gardener's Magazine
v ' longest and probably most extensively in use, is baking them. ascertained
whether the chrysalides are alive; if dead, it will I rattle with a sharp sound, if alive
, with avmore muffled sound. 1m.an 'rus CHRYSALIDES. ' When the temperature
is ...
8
The Natural History of Insects
Conical Chrysalides produce Moths, and are enclosed in CocoonsSupposed
Causes of the Difference between Butterflies and Moths in this respect-—
Distribution of Colours in Insects-g Cocoon8 of pure Silk-Slender Silken Cocoons
guarded ...
James Rennie, John Obadiah Westwood, 1835
9
Insect Transformations..
The chrysalides of the large garden white butterfly (Poniia Brassicee), when
placed in the cellar in January, perature of the atmosphere. A still more decisive
experiment was made with the chrysalides of the small tortoiseshell butterfly ...
10
Natural History of Insects: Comprising Their Architecture, ...
The chrysalides which he first tried were those of the small tortoiseshell butterfly (
Vanessa Urticce), eight of which, attached to square pieces of paper, were
suspended within the glass egg as near to each other as possible, and placed
under a ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CHRYSALIDES»
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chrysalides is used in the context of the following news items.
Sign Up To Help Putnam Conservation Group With Butterfly Count
KCAC chairwoman Beth Herr will lead the hike and help track butterfly sightings and look for butterfly eggs, caterpillars, and chrysalides. «The Daily Voice, Jul 15»
Metro Vancouver butterfly entrepreneur provides bursts of living …
When they turn into chrysalides, Sutton moves them to roomier quarters where they emerge as butterflies. Then she cools them into an inactive ... «Vancouver Sun, Jul 15»
St Cuthbert's Business and Enterprise College
So far they have more than doubled in size and have started to produce the silk for the chrysalides. Our year 7s have now become 'butterfly ... «Rochdale Online, Jun 15»
Attracting pollinators is important part of gardening
“The insects need places to lay eggs, food plants for their caterpillars, places to form chrysalides and nectar for adults.” Those who create ... «Columbia County News Times, Jun 15»
Things to Do, June 20: Lady Antebellum at Blossom, Motown at …
The display of live butterflies and chrysalides is free. Call 330-724-0505. 'Hoop with Cops' and former Cavs. Police officers and community ... «Akron Beacon Journal, Jun 15»
Home and Garden Notes: Portage Lakes home and garden tour …
Free display of live butterflies and chrysalides. 330-724-0505. • Avon Heritage Duck Tape Festival, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. to 5 ... «Akron Beacon Journal, Jun 15»
Hellos and goodbyes and other thoughts inspired by butterflies
For the most part, though, I am not needed. Somehow—and I can't figure out how—these caterpillars become chrysalides and then butterflies. «The Catholic Review, Jun 15»
It's a... butterfly!
I went to the kitchen to start making breakfast, walked back to check on the chrysalides, and—just in those few minutes—we had a Painted Lady ... «The Catholic Review, Jun 15»
Waiting for our Monarch butterflies to emerge
But by the time I heard back, the last three caterpillars had shed their exoskeletons and were hanging as lovely chrysalides from the roof of their ... «The Catholic Review, Jun 15»
Robin William's Pranks, Biker Gang Bodyguards & A Terrifying …
"Mara and I ordered butterfly chrysalides through the mail and kept them protected in a mesh tent until they were ready to be released.". «RadarOnline, May 15»
