10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HONEYCOMB MOTH»
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1
New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research
... (Stainton) (rice moth) and Paralipsa gularis (Zeller) (stored nut moth), both on
imports; Achroia grisella (Fabricius) (lesser wax moth) and Galleria mellonella (L.
) (honeycomb moth), both destructive pests of stored honeycomb and beehives, ...
2
Alden's Cyclopedia of Natural History
HONEYCOMB MOTH, hfin'E-kom moth2 or BEE—MOTH (Galleria? a genus of
small moths _1D the family Pyrahdaa, Snout-moths, so ca led from their long
beak-like palpi. projecting in front of the head. The H.-M. takes its name from the
habit ...
HONEYCOMB MOTH— HONEY-DEW. thetu, and from nil other Faleonida, in
having the lore, or space between the eye and the bill, closely covered with
feathers, which overlap one another like scales. The food of honey buzzards
cousists, ...
4
Chambers's Encyclopædia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge ...
They feed also partly on other insects, and less frequently on lizards, small birds,
&c. One species [P. apinanm) is found in Britain, but is rare ; it is rather larger
than a common buzzard. HONEYCOMB MOTH, or WAX MOTH {OaU leria), a
genus ...
5
Chambers's Encyclopaedia: Dictionary of Universal Knowledge ...
.Waverley novels, Scott, Sir Walter. Wax-cluster, Gaultheria. Wax-flower, Clusia.
Wax-moth, Honeycomb Moth. Wax-shrub, Candleberry. Way (£.), Moluccas.
Waybread, Plantaginete. Wayfaring tree, Viburnum. Wayland Smith's Cave,
Cromlech.
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Chamber's Encyclopaedia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge ...
HONEYCOMB MOTH, or \VAX MOTH (Galleria), a genus of small moths of the
same tribe with clothi-s' moths, of which some of the species are remarkable for
infestiug bee-hives. There they can deposit their eggs ; and the larvae feed on
me ...
7
Chambers's encyclopaedia: a dictionary of universal knowledge
HONEYCOMB MOTH, or WAX MOTH (GaU lerid), a genus of small moths of the
same tribe with clothes' moths, of which some of the species are remarkable for
infesting bee-hives. There they deposit their eggs ; and the larva) feed on tne ...
David Patrick, William Geddie,
1883
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Chambers's encyclopædia
HONEYCOMB MOTH, or WAX MOTH (Gal- leria), a genus of small moths of the
same tribe with clothes' moths, of which some of the species are remarkable for
infesting bee-hives. There they deposit their eggs ; and the larvae feed on the ...
Chambers W. and R., ltd,
1863
9
Pest Lepidoptera of Europe: With Special Reference to the ...
Galleria mellonella (Linnaeus) Wax Moth, Honeycomb Moth, Greater Wax Moth (
U.S.A.), Bee Miller. Wax Miller (U.S.A.) Larval Food. Honeycomb in beehives.
Damage. Larvae feed on the honeycomb, riddling it with silken galleries and ...
10
A treatise on insects injurious to gardeners, foresters, and ...
This enemy is the caterpillar of a moth, called the wax-moth or honeycomb- moth,
the wolf-moth, and, improperly, the honey-moth. This moth is one of the larger
species of the family of Tineidae ; its length is from five to seven lines, and its ...
Vincenz Kollar, John Obadiah Westwood,
1840
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HONEYCOMB MOTH»
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Anyone for chocolate-covered, salted crickets?
A picture shows crunchy honeycomb moth larvae in a Dutch supermarket. ... A picture shows crunchy honeycomb moth larvae in a Dutch ... «SBS, May 15»
Are You Ready for Mealworm Quiche?
Jumbo stores in Groningen and Haren are offering a burger of mealworms and a crispy snack from the larvae of the honeycomb moth. Some ... «Alternatives Journal, Dec 14»
A Dutch supermarket is bringing edible insects into the mainstream
Products include such delights as burgers made from mealworms and the larvae of the honeycomb moth as a 'crispy snack'. Marcel Dicke ... «PRI, Nov 14»
Common moth can hear higher frequencies than any other animal …
The greater wax moth, also known as the honeycomb moth, is found in Europe and Asia, but has been introduced to both North American and ... «Mongabay.com, May 13»
The moth that made mobile phone firms sit up and listen
Furthermore, with a lower hearing-register of just 20Hz, the insect – nicknamed the “honeycomb moth” due to its larvae's penchant for the ... «The Independent, May 13»