10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CORNWORM»
Discover the use of
cornworm in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cornworm and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
This moth is distributed throughout the Northern States but is not very abundant
and cannot be compared with the Angoumois grain moth for destructiveness.
Pink Cornworm The pink cornworm (Fyroderces rileyi (Wala.)) (fig. 13) is the larva
, ...
PINK CORNWORM." The pink cornworm is the larva or caterpillar of a small moth
(fig. 19). It is about five -sixteenths of an inch long when full grown ; pink in color,
with head and thoracic shield pale brown. Figure 20 gives a good idea of its ...
Ernest Adna Back, R. T. Cotton, 1922
THE PINK CORNWORM Reference to Table 1 shows that the pink cornworm
damages the largest number of ears in the field and probably closely rivals the
corn earworm in the number of ears entered. In 1929. this insect damaged 94.26
...
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A Dictionary of Entomology
Alt. Pink Cornworm. See Cosmopterygidae. PINK-SPOTTED BOLLWORM
Pectinophora scutigera (Holdaway) [Lepidoptera: Gelechiidae]. Endemic to
eastern Australia and a very minor, sporadic pest of cotton in Queensland.
Closely related ...
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Publications: Entomology]
The average field infestation for 14 fields at the Pee Dee Station, counted in the
field before harvest, showed 99.0 per cent of the ears attacked and 96.9 per cent
damaged by the corn earworm, 91.6 per cent infested by the pink cornworm, 36.1
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South Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station, 1932
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The rice weevil and associated insects in relation to shuck ...
THE PINK CORNWORM Reference to Table 1 shows that the pink cornworm
damages the largest number of ears in the field and probably closely rivals the
corn earworm in the number of ears entered. In 1929. this insect damaged 94.26
...
Oscar Ling Cartwright, 1930
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Commentary on the Sermon on the Mount
... Kuinoel fortifies his opinion by Mal. iii. 11, where the LXX. have translated 'PQR
by Bpibzns. This, however,'pr_oves as little that Bplbms means just the cornworm
, as the circumstance that Aquila has translated cho'wip for moth in Isa. 1.
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Practical Essays on Agriculture
In that treatise, M. du Hamel gives an account of his succeffive experiments in
preserving grain from its two great foes, the false-moth or cornworm, and the
weevil, by the means of kilndrying and ventilating. ' I shall here add a short
account, ...
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A Dictionary of the Anglo-saxon Language. - London, Longmann ...
258,. 35b,. 39a,. 39j,. 59.1,. 92h. Cornet, 57g. Cornishmen, 220. Corns, 22n.
Cornwall, 22o. Cornworm, 22o. Corpse, 42d, 42g. Corpses, 86f. Correct, to, 9d,
24x, 80j, 551', 701, 72x, 810, 95k, ...
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Alternative Farming Systems, Biotechnology, Drought Stress ...
This estimate is now considered to be an underestimate since a soybean variant
of the western cornworm has evolved resistance to crop rotation in the central
U.S. corn belt (Gray et al. 2009). Feeding injury on corn roots begins with the first
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