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Thanksgiving Roast Stuffed Turkey Recipe
... stuff the neck cavity loosely with dressing. Pull the neck skin over the dressing and fasten it to the body with a poultry skewer. Turn the bird and place the neck end in the bowl; stuff the body cavity loosely with ... body and tie the ends together with cotton string. If the tail has been left on the bird, tie the legs to the tail to partially close the body cavity ...
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On-Line Glossary: P
... 16) pseudocoel. In nematodes: Body cavity containing a fluid in which the various internal organs are suspended. (14) pseudoparaphysis. A sterile thread that grows downward in the cavity of some ascocarps, ... pycnidium. (16) pycnidium. A closed sporocarp, usually opening by a pore, that contains a cavity bearing conidia. (Pl. pycnidia.) (15) pycniospore. A spore (spermatium) borne in a pycnium ...
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Slaughtering and Butchering By Dynah Geissal Issue 23
... the skin practically skins the animal for you. Work all around the body. If there is too much movement on the gambrel, lean against ... rear wall of the body cavity. Pull the anus through to the inside and then out. Separating the intestines from the body is tedious, so take ... windpipe. Be sure the opening is clear all the way through the body cavity. Clean all over with cold water. (Now you see that if ...
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Roast Turkey Roasting Times - Christmas Recipes
... ) Method - Firstly, remember to remove all giblets from the body cavity and neck. The neck is usually stuffed with sausage meat and the body with chestnut stuffing or whatever stuffing is preferred. - Start ... bacon. - To test to see if the turkey is cooked plunge a knife between the body and one of the legs. - The juices should run clear with no hint of pink ...
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Practical Black Vine Weevil Management
... microscopic pathogens of insects. They search through moist soil for susceptible insects, enter into their body cavity, and release symbiotic bacteria, which quickly multiply and kill the host. Two or three generations ...
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Root Weevils: Troublesome Rhododendron Pests
... length. When a host (weevil) is found, the nematode enters into the insect via a body cavity. Once inside, a bacterium is released which multiplies rapidly and causes death to the weevil ...
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Hunting Information
... the bear immediately after checking the bear. Cooling a bear with ice from inside the body cavity is inadequate to prevent the meat from spoiling. If the hide remains on overnight, the ... attached to the body. Remember, It is critical to remove the hide and cool the bear immediately after checking the bear. Cooling a bear with ice from inside the body cavity is inadequate ...
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UCMP Glossary: E
... the canopy environment. epithelium -- Layer of cells which lines a body cavity; cells may be ciliated or unciliated, and may be squamous (flat, ... into contact with seawater, usually in a partly enclosed coastal body of water; a mix of fresh and salt water where ... often hard, covering or integument that provides support and protection to the body. extinction -- When all the members of a clade or taxon ...
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UCMP Glossary: G
... nourishes the zygote and young sporophyte. gastrodermis -- In cnidarians, the endodermis which lines the gut cavity. The term is often used instead of endodermis since cnidarians only have two tissue layers ... cells which surround a stomate and regulate its size by altering their shape. gut (enteron) -- Body cavity formed between the mouth and anus in which food is digested and nutrients absorbed; it ...
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Ch 48 Support Systems and Locomotion
... works independently. An earthworm’s muscles are arranged in segmental units within the body wall and the body cavity is also partitioned between segments internally. Thus, a worm can anchor all ... from surrounding environment and held in the gastrovascular cavity (e.g. hydra and sea anemones). Hydrostatic fluid – is body fluid found in the body cavity (coelom), thus coelomic fluid (e.g. earthworm). ...
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