10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CODLIN MOTH»
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codlin moth in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
codlin moth and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
... eating insects. The most important treatment in fighting codlin raoth! 4. Ten to
twenty days after 3. Bordeaux mixture for scab, bitter rot and other diseases. Paris
Green or other arsenical poison for codlin moth curculio and leaf-eating insects.
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The Practical Fruit Grower
38n. Male canker-worm, - 39 386, Pernale canker worm. 39 38. Apple aphis,
male and female (mag.) 40 40, Codlin moth, in various stages, ' 41 40 a. Channel
made by larvte of codlin moth, ..... 41 40 6. Entrance of larva which escaped at top
.
3
The Naturalisation of Animals and Plants in New Zealand
The latter moth has frequently been mistaken in other parts of New Zealand for
the codlin moth, for it attacks apples in much the same manner, but the damage it
does is infinitesimal when compared with that of the imported pest. The codlin ...
4
The Apple-Tree: the Open Country
This treatment, properly timed, may suffice also for the codlin-moth. As the fungus
may attack the flower-stems and kill them, so is the first application made when
the flower-buds open and the stems begin to separate, but before the flowers ...
5
The Influence of Man on Animal Life in Scotland
By right of birth the Codlin Moth probably belongs to Europe, but Europe has
dispersed the pest with Fig. 77. Section of damaged apple containing larva of
Codlin Moth. Natural size. lavish carelessness, and from countries to which she
sent it ...
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The
Codlin Moth in the Payette Valley...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
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Earth Care Manual: A Permaculture Handbook for Britain & ...
As far as apples are concerned, codlin moth is the most important pest and scab
the most important disease, and chickens can have an impact on both. Chickens
require daily attention, and on a domestic scale it would never be worth keeping
...
Then there are the Codlin Moth, the Apple Blossom Weevil, and Apple Sawfly.
The first-named is very destructive in many plantations. This hibernates on the
stems of the trees during the winter months in the form of a chrysalis, from which
a ...
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
B85] UF Bregmacerotidae BT Gadiforrnes Codlin moth USE Codling moth
Codling USE Atlantic cod Codling moth (May Subd Geog) [QL561. T8 (Zoology )]
[$8945. C7 (Plant pest)] UF Carpocapsa pomonella Codlin moth Cydia
pomonella ...
Library of Congress. Cataloging Policy and Support Office, 2006
10
The Principles of Fruit-Growing
But, leaving the special insects aside, it is safe to say that for the two staple
enemies — the apple-scab and the codlin-moth — at least two sprayings should
be given. It is not yet clearly proved that ^USa^ "'.r^ spraying when the V"»^ **
hSKI ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CODLIN MOTH»
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codlin moth is used in the context of the following news items.
Jackie French: Why she stopped gardening
Encourage hens, wombats or geese to wander under the trees to eat any fallen fruit as soon as it falls (fruit fly, codlin moth etc don't survive their ... «Sydney Morning Herald, May 14»
Plea to keep Dunedin green
Dr Handcock has adopted a very simple yet effective method of dealing with the codlin moth pest. He places a bucket half full of water, in which ... «Otago Daily Times, Nov 10»
Roots run deep in Clinton
... while among other nasties cheerfully recommended by garden writers were arsenate of lead to kill codlin moth and grass grub, formaldehyde ... «Otago Daily Times, Sep 08»
