10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COCCUS»
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150 Chrysomphalus aonidum 46, 52, 167, 208 Chrysomphalus diclyospermi 65
citricola scale: see Coccus pseudomagnaliarum Coccidohystrix insolita 170
Coccus 64, 65, 187, 189, 190, 192, 195, 197, 198, 201, 209, 210, 212-215, 367-
380 ...
Yair Ben-Dov, C. J. Hodgson, 1997
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Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly ... of ...
I have adhered to the classification Coccus for the reason that all French writers
on the olive that I have consulted have done so, with but one exception. As an
authority on this subject I quote from Alfred Le Jourdan in his work "Maladie Noire
," ...
California, California. Legislature. Assembly, California. Legislature. Senate, 1889
3
Report of the California State Agricultural Society
I have adhered to the classification Coccus for the reason that all French writers
on the olive that I have consulted have done so, with but one exception. As an
authority on this subject I quote from Alfred Le Jourdan in his work "Maladie Noire
," ...
California State Agricultural Society, 1888
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Studies from the Otho S. A. Sprague Memorial Institute: ...
ia per C.c. Types of Organism 1 0 Gram-positive coccus 1 0 Gram-positive coccus
0 0 0 1 0 Gram-positive coccus; pseudo- 1 1 Bacillus alltaligenes 1 0 dlphtherold
Gram-positive coccus 3 (J Hay bacillus; gram-negative 1 1 0 0 0 0 Hay bacillus ...
Otho S. A. Sprague Memorial Institute, Chicago, IU., 1916
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American Journal of Diseases of Children
_ — __ 1 1 0 Gram-positive coccus 1 0 Gram-positive coccus 0 0 0 2 0 Gram-
positive coccus; pseudo; diphtheroid 1 1 Bacillus alkallgenes 1 0 , Gram-positive
coccus 3 0 Bay bacillus; gram-negative 1 0 Hay bacillus . bacillus in chains 3 0 .
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Annual Meteorological Review of the State of California
I have adhered to the classification Coccus for the reason that all French writers
on the olive that I have consulted have done so, with but one exception. As an
authority on this subject I quote from Alfred Le Jourdan in his work "Maladie Noire
," ...
California State Agricultural Society. Meteorological Dept, 1888
7
Desk Encyclopedia of Microbiology
Aeropyrum pernix K1 1.7 56.3 Coccus Yes Aerobic Hyperthermophilic
Archaeoglobus fulgidus DSM 2.2 48.6 Irregular Yes Anaerobic
Hyperthermophilic 4304 coccus Cenarchaeum symbiosum A 2.0 57.7 Rod No
Facultative Psychrophilic ...
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Encyclopedia of Microbiology
Table 1 (Continued) Optimum growth conditions Taxonomic epithet Morphology
Substratesa pH Temp ( C) Isolation source vannielii Irreg. coccus H, F 8.0 36–40
Marine sediment voltae Irreg. coccus H, F 6.7–7.4 32–40 Estuarine sediment ...
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Elements of the Natural History of the Animal Kingdom: ...
COCCUS. The rostrum rising from the breast, with a vagina and setae ; antennae
filiform; abdomen with bristles behind; two erect wings in the males; the females
without wings. The insects of this genus are the pests of the Hot-house, and ...
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Proceedings of the Royal Society of Queensland
In two, Coccus y and Coccus /*, the growths are pink ; in Coccus f, vivid orange ;
in Coccus t) and Coccus A., bright yellow ; in Coccus 6 and Coccus v, whitish ; in
Coccus £, brownish. Another point of distinction is the presence or absence of ...
Royal Society of Queensland, 1897
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «COCCUS»
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coccus is used in the context of the following news items.
These California Brewers Are Dyeing Beer with Bugs
These bugs, specifically Dactylopius coccus—also known as cochineal—have been used for centuries to create textile dyes. They're native to ... «Munchies_ Food by VICE, Jul 15»
Alice down the microscope
... where an active little coccus was delivering a lecture on “Housing Conditions in the Human Body”'. The lecture discussed the 'clearance of ... «OUPblog, Jul 15»
Almonzara valley prickly pears continue to suffer cochineal infestation
... all “opuntia” or prickly pear plants are estimated to have already been affected by the Dactylopius opuntiae and Dactylopius coccus species, ... «Spanish News Today, Jun 15»
Research report explores the major manufacturers and their market …
In 2000, it was approved by FDA to be used for infection caused by gram-positive coccus, including suspected or confirmed Hospital Acquired ... «WhaTech, Jun 15»
Negroni Week kicks off June 1, get your own drink
The origin of the red color is said to come from an insect—cochineal dye—from the Dactylopius coccus. That has been replaced with something ... «Examiner.com, May 15»
Why Commodities Are More Than Economic Indicators
Cochineal - Crush 70,000 female scale insects (formally, Dactylopius coccus) and what do you get? One pound of a red dye that was the ... «WCAI, Mar 15»
10 Common Cosmetic Ingredients That Are Derived From Animal …
It's actually a dye collected from crushed Dactylopius Coccus … or cochineal beetles to be precise. The insects feed on cactus plants in Central ... «One Green Planet, Feb 15»
Address certain pests now
oystershell scale (Lepidosaphes ulmi), San Jose scale (Quadraspidiotus perniciosus), brown soft scale (Coccus hesperidum) and cottony scale ... «North Shore News, Feb 15»
Isn't Vegan Food Supposed To Be Healthy?
Carmine - a red food colouring derived from boiling Dactylopius coccus, which is a type of beetle. Commonly found in many vegan favourites ... «malaysiandigest.com, Nov 14»
You won't believe some of the stuff people put on their faces
The beetle named Dactylopius coccus secretes carmic acid which keeps predators away, and it is this secretion that produces crimson dye,” ... «The Star Online, Nov 14»
