10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TAPESTRY MOTH»
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The control of moths in upholstered furniture
In Figure 34 is shown the method of applying, under air pressure, an aqueous
fluoride solution to a couch covered with woolen tapestry. Moth-proofing
solutions applied to furniture covers are of value only if the covers are thoroughly
saturated.
THE TAPESTRY MOTH. The tapestry moth 2 (fig. 3) is rare in the United States. It
is much larger than either of the other two species, measuring three- fourths inch
in expansion of wings, and is more striking in coloration. The head is white, the ...
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The Chambers Dictionary
tap eMried — tapestry moth a moth of the Tineidae family (I'richophaga tapetzella
), with brown, white- tipped forewings. [Fr tapisserie, from tapis a carpet, from LL
tapetium, from Gr tapetion, dimin of tapes, -it os, prob of Iranian origin] tapet tap' ...
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Children Knowledge Bank (4Th Vols)
Examples of different kinds of moths are — the case-making moth, the webbing
moth and the tapestry moth. Caterpillars have mouths with strong, biting jaws that
can chew cloth and fur. The case-making caterpillar makes a little tubular case ...
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Do Butterflies Bite?: Fascinating Answers to Questions about ...
... 106, 107, 109, 116, 137, 140 Tapestry moth, 25 tarsus, 15, 20 taxonomy, 38
Taylor, O. R., 114 Tear-feeding moth, 23, 24 Tegeticula spp. See Yucca moth
Texas Monarch Watch, 105, 186 Thecla betulae. See Hairstreak, Brown Thomas,
J. A., ...
Hazel Davies, Carol A. Butler, 2008
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Fundamentals of Microanalytical Entomology: A Practical ...
5.24-26' T. tapetzella, the tapestry moth, has a distinctive color pattern, with the
wings very dark on the basal third and becoming nearly white beyond. (8' As with
the pyralids. these moths are best identified by examining the genitalia.'22' C.
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Thesaurus of Agricultural Organisms
... Trichopeltaceae (syn) see Microthyriaceae (Family) Trichopeltheca stevensti
Hughes (Dothideales) Trichophaga tapetzella L. (Tineidae) carpet moth (E)
clothes moth, white-tip (E) mite des tapis (F) tapestry moth (E) tapestry-clothes
moth (E) ...
Derwent Publications, 1990
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Natural History of Insects: Comprising Their Architecture, ...
The moths in question are of the family named Tinea by Entomologists, such as
the tapestry moth ( Tinea ta- petzella), the fur moth (Tinea pellionella), the wool
moth (Tinea vestianella) , the cabinet moth (Tinea Destructor, Stephens), &c The
...
... in our houses, is most injurious to the lining of carriages, which are more
exposed to the air than the furniture of our apartments. The caterpillars of this
moth do not construct a movable TAPESTRY-MOTH. 107.
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Introduction to Biodeterioration
Moths These include the common clothes moth ( Tineola bisselliella) , the
tapestry moth (Trichophaga tapetzella), the case-bearing clothes moth (Tinea pel
- lionella), and the brown house moth (Hofmannophila pseudospretella). It is the
larvae ...
Dennis Allsopp, Kenneth J. Seal, Christine C. Gaylarde, 2004
