10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «GOAT MOTH»
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Some nature biographies: plant--insect--marine--mineral
Goat moth and ichneumons, 250 Goat moth, egg-depositing, 242, 243 Goat moth,
eggs of the, 243, 244 Goat moth, enemies of, 250 Goat moth, habitat of, 251 Goat
moth, larva, described, 246, 247 Goat moth, larva, forming cocoon, 247 Goat ...
Figure 10. Goat moth caterpillar. Dislocations in crystals They explain why single
crystals of metal. Figure 9. Peppered moth caterpillar. The word 'Bostik' is a
trademark registered in the United. roads and footpaths. When disturbed it rolls
itself ...
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Pests of Fruit Crops: A Colour Handbook, Second Edition
Cossus cossus (Linnaeus) (427–428) Goat moth A generally uncommon pest of
broadleaved trees; the host range includes, for example, apple, pear, cherry,
plum, chestnut, walnut, citrus and olive, but attacks are found most often in Betula
, ...
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The Selborne Magazine and "Nature Notes".
In answer to your correspondent, C. Nicholson's questions about the nightjar
destroying the goat-moth : The general belief in this neighbourhood is, 1 fancy,
chiefly drawn from the fact that the woods where the nightjars abound are freer
from ...
George Simonds Boulger,
1908
In answer to your correspondent, C. Nicholson's questions about the nightjar
destroying the goat-moth : The general belief in this neighbourhood is, 1 fancy,
chiefly drawn from the fact that the woods where the nightjars abound are freer
from ...
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Marvels of Insect Life: A Popular Account of Structure and Habit
The Goat-Moth's Enemy. The life-story of the goat.moth is often cut short by this
parasite, which in the grub state feeds upon the caterpillar and chrysalis, and kills
it. The figures are of the male (above) and female, and are slightly less than the ...
The Goat Moth (Cossus ligniperda). — The caterpillars of this moth bore galleries
in the stems of many species of broad- leaved trees, e.g., willow, poplar, walnut,
The Goat Moth birch, elm, beech, lime, sycamore, ash, and Wood Leopard Moth,
...
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Homes Without Hands: Being a Description of the Habitations ...
The Lepidoptera number among their ranks some of the most destructive wood-
boring insects that inhabit this country. There is, perhaps, no insect which makes
so large or so ramified a burrow as the common Goat Moth ( Cossus ligniperda).
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Insects at home: Being a popular account of British insects, ...
We now come to the Goat Moth (Cossus ligniperdu.), so-called on account of the
very strong odour which is given out by the larva, and bears some resemblance
to the powerful scent of the he-goat. A figure of this insect is given on Woodcut ...
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Injurious and Useful Insects: An Introduction to the Study ...
THE GOAT-MOTH (Cossus ligniperda) The caterpillars of the goat -moth are very
destructive to standing timber, devouring the wood of healthy trees of many sorts.
They are most commonly met with on the willow and poplar, but the damage ...
Louis Compton Miall,
1902
6 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «GOAT MOTH»
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Eye on Nature: Your notes and queries
Eileen Fahey of Kilteevan, in Co Roscommon, sent a photograph of a large, reddish caterpillar, that of the goat moth. It lays its eggs in the bark ... «Irish Times, mai 15»
Harriet Scott's watercolours revive Hunter River butterflies and moths
Pictured life size here, for instance, is the wattle goat moth, whose larvae burrow into the trunks of wattle trees (in the distance is a view of ... «The Australian, fev 14»
Probing how the past behaved
... for surfers, 19th-century studies of monsters, the anatomy of the goat moth caterpillar, and how beer-making influenced German nationalism. «Harvard Gazette, nov 13»
Extreme Insects
Including everything from the goat moth (smelliest insect) to the pretty Albin's Hampstead Eye butterfly (most misplaced insect), there's at least ... «The Ecologist, out 11»
The IoS guide to wild Britain (Part 2)
Several hundred veteran trees support wildlife associated with wood-decay habitats, such as the vivid hawthorn jewel beetle and the goat moth ... «The Independent, ago 11»
Going batty for willow can make Ireland A driving force
There are things such as watermark disease, honey fungus, goat moth and even woodworm to be countered alongside damage from rabbits, ... «Irish Independent, mar 11»