10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STRAWWORM»
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Handbook of small grain insects
Wheat strawworm occurs primarily in wheat-growing areas west of the
Mississippi River and is less common in eastern North America. Description. First
-generation adults are black, wingless, antlike insects -1/10 in. (2.8 mm) long.
G. David Buntin, Entomological Society of America, 2007
2
How to Fish from Top to Bottom
Strawworm and Strawman. Surely this must be the caddis house which l/aak
Walton named the Strawworm. Paul H. Young's imitation Strawman does justice
to it. nymph now lies dormant. It is then called a pupa, like the butterfly in a
cocoon.
SYMPTOMS PRODUCED BY THE WHEAT STRAWWORM. FALL PERIOD. The
wheat strawworm passes the fall and winter in the old stubble or straw, so of
course it has no effect upon the fall growth of winter wheat. SPRING PERIOD.
United States. Dept. of Agriculture, 1924
SYMPTOMS PRODUCED BY THE WHEAT STRAWWORM. FALL PERIOD. The
wheat strawworm passes the fall and winter in the old stubble or straw, so of
course it has no effect upon the fall growth of winter wheat. SPRING PERIOD.
United States. Dept. of Agriculture, 1924
NATURAL ENEMIES The wheat strawworm has a number of parasitic and
nredaceous enemies which help to keep down losses from this pest. A very small
mite. Pediculoides ventricosus, destroys the larva in the stem. It gains access to
the ...
United States. Agricultural Marketing Service. Stored-Product Insects Section, 1958
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Hymenoptera reprints: Bradley collection
to enter the pupa or resting stage (Fig. 12) in the fall. No change occurs until early
spring, when they develop to adults of the spring form and gnaw their way out to
continue their life cycle. NATURAL ENEMIES. The wheat strawworm has a ...
ension Circular 194 January, 1954 CONTROLLING THE WHEAT STRAWWORM
George F. Knowlton, Extension Entomologist, Utah State Agricultural College and
Frank V. Lieberman, U.S.D.A., Agr. Res. Adm., Bureau o[ Entomology and ...
8
Pantologia: a new cabinet cyclopaedia, comprehending a ...
... they are taught all the sciences necessary to form a complete officer in the
royal artillery, or the engineer service. CA'DEW. 5. A strawworm; the caddis. CA'
DGER. s. A huckster. CADI, orCADHi, a judge of the civil affairs in the Turkish
empire.
9
A history of agricultural experimentation and research in ...
Investigations on insects attacking wheat and other grain included those on the
chinch bug and its control ; the false chinch bug ; the prevalence, distribution, and
control of the Hessian fly, the wheat strawworm and the joint worm, the western ...
Alfred Charles True, 1937
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Expositor of the ...
... and from which it is threshed ; any tiling proverbially worthless. STRAWBERRY
, straw'bir-ri. s. A plant ; the fruit. STRAWBUILT, strWbïlt. a. Made up of straw.
STRAWCOLOI'RED, stràw'kôl-or'd. a. Of a light yellow. STRAWWORM, straw'
wflrm.
