10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LIGNIVOROUS»
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Fauna Boreali-americana; Or, The Zoology of the Northern ...
... Tryponœus by Eschscholtz,1 formed of three Bostrichi of Fabricius, viz. B.
thoracicus, B. proboscideus, and B. pustulatus; which indicates that a road may
be formed from the lignivorous Hlsteridce towards Scolytus, &c. LXV. Genus
HISTER.
Sir John Richardson, William Swainson, William Kirby, 1837
2
On the history and natural arrangement of insects
Of the extent of the 4th family we feel very uncertain ; but we are disposed to
consider the major part of the Xylophagi of Latreille as forming a part, at least, of
the group, regarding Bostrichus, or Tomicus, as the type of a family of lignivorous
...
William Swainson, William Edward Shuckard, 1840
3
How to live and survive in Zambezian open forest (Miombo ...
DRY EVERGREEN F1REST OPEN F1REST SAVANNAH Macrotermes
Macrotermes 2 active colonies/ha 1 active colony/ha LIGNIVOROUS
HUMIVOROUS LIGNIVOROUS HUMIVOROUS LIGNIVOROUS HUMIVOROUS
Figure 2. 10.8 - This ...
4
The Philosophical Magazine, Or Annals of Chemistry, ...
Larva smooth, with a few fine, short hairs; living in the trunks of trees, lignivorous.
Pupa posteriorly spinous, inclosed in a case formed of the particles of rotten
wood cemented by gluten. A.--Antennaa pectinated. Species. Icon. , l. C.
Ligniperda ...
5
An introduction to the modern classification of insects: ...
He then takes up, without indicating their affinities, the Sternoxi (Elater and
Buprestis), which he regards as entitled to a station somewhere between the
Lignivorous Lamellicorns and the Capricorns ; and, after simply hinting at the
relation of ...
John Obadiah Westwood, 1839
The lignivorous insectsthatattack living trees almost uniformly confine their
ravages to trees already unsound or diseased in growth from the depredations of
leafeaters, suchas caterpillarsand the like, or from other causes.The decayof
thetree ...
George Perkins Marsh, 1965
7
Seasonally Dry Tropical Forests
The lignivorous termites, especially the fungus-growing group (Macrotermes
falciger, Odontotermes species, Pseudoacanthotermes spiniger, Microtermes
species), are the most important factor of fitter Table 4.6. Characteristics of large ...
Stephen H. Bullock, Harold A. Mooney, Ernesto Medina, 1995
8
Dictionary of Civil Engineering: English-French
The turning blue is the principal discoloration; lignivorous fungus (les
champignons lignivores) can destroy all or part of the elementary wood
constituents. Their attacks bring about the rot phenomena whose main types are
cubical rot (brought ...
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The Philosophical Magazine: Or Annals of Chemistry, ...
that of the female terminated by a prominent aculeus. Larva smooth, with a few
fine, short hairs; living in the trunks of trees, lignivorous. Pupa posteriorly spinous,
inclosed in a case formed of the particles of rotten wood cemented by gluten.
This is in spite of the fact that lignivorous fungi produce lacease and peroxidase.
which are considered to be catalyzers of the formation of macromolecular humus
substances. This paradox may be explained in different ways. Some works ...
Univerzita J.E. Purkyně v Brně. Přírodovědecká fakulta, 1967
