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Doug's Way With Roses: July-August, 1999
... have found that most moths are active in depositing their tiny white eggs on rosebuds in the early evening and at night. In a ... holes in the petals as the blooms opens. I watch for the eggs on the growing buds, and mash them with my thumbnail. I have ... entire row of plants laying eggs. A bacillus (Dipel in dust form, and Thuricide in liquid form) will stop the larvae from feeding by paralyzing their ...
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Flowering Dogwood
... club gall. Eggs of the dogwood borer are laid on the dogwood trunk by moths and hatch into small worm-like larvae. These larvae move through openings in the bark and feed on the trunk. A wound creates a prime point of entry for the larvae, ... or early summer. The female fly lays eggs at the base of a leaf and the developing larvae cause a noticeable swelling of the ...
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EXTOXNET PIP - DIFLUBENZURON
... eating moths, and the boll weevil. It is also used as a larvae control chemical in mushroom operations and animal houses. Diflubenzuron is a stomach ... Chickens excreted almost all of an oral dose in 13 days. Their eggs had low levels of pesticide residues (0.3 to 0.6 mg ... minnow, 255 mg/L; and channel catfish, 180 mg/L. In oyster larvae and juveniles EC50 values were 130 and 250 mg/L, respectively [4 ...
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Controlling White Flies -
... water will help knock the larvae off the leaves. To intercept the adults before they can lay eggs, try this. For some ... pirate bugs and tiny, non-stinging predatory wasps which parasitize whitefly larvae. Hummingbirds catch the adult whiteflies in mid-air. Controlling ... plants may help as well. Ants actually protect the whitefly larvae because they produce sugar-laden 'honeydew' which the ants relish ...
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EXTOXNET PIP - ETHION
... an organophosphate pesticide used to kill aphids, mites, scales, thrips, leafhoppers, maggots, and foliar feeding larvae. It may be used on a wide variety of food, fiber, and ornamental crops, including ... citrus and apples. It is mixed with oil and sprayed on dormant trees to kill eggs and scales. Ethion may also be used on cattle. It is available in dust, emulsifiable ...
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Important Info RE OE Spores & Monarchs - Butterfly Garden
... rinsed well in tap water, they can be fed safely to Monarch larvae. 2. If you find a lot of OE in the Monarchs raised ... egg chorion. A method to try to rescue some potentially contaminated eggs is to remove them from the Milkweed they're on (the contaminated ... been concerned when reading about people using bleach to clean their butterfly eggs. It is reassuring that someone who does a lot of research ...
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mosquito larva - Bog Garden Forum - GardenWeb
... But you're at the larval stage and guppies love the larvae. They're easier to come by than the so-called Mosquito ... the bacterium Bacillus thuringii; this bacterium is death to insects, including mosquito larvae, but harmless to vertebrates and of course to plants. Home improvement ... 06 at 6:48 Will the mosquito dunks also kill frog/toad eggs? RE: mosquito larva clip this post email this post what is ...
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UCMP Glossary: D
... The scattering of organisms of a species, often following a major reproductive event. Spores and larvae are commonly dispersed into the environment. Pollen or gametes may also be dispersed, but ... target another individual so that reproduction may occur. Organisms may disperse as spores, seeds, eggs, larvae, or adults. diversity -- Term used to describe numbers of taxa, or variation in morphology. ...
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UCMP Glossary: Life history
... The scattering of organisms of a species, often following a major reproductive event. Spores and larvae are commonly dispersed into the environment. Pollen or gametes may also be dispersed, ... target another individual so that reproduction may occur. Organisms may disperse as spores, seeds, eggs, larvae, or adults. dormancy -- A period of suspended growth and metabolic activity. Many plants, seeds, ...
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Integrated Pest Management Guide for Sugarbeet Root Maggot
... -shelled capsule slightly smaller than a full- frown larva. The eggs, larvae, and pupae all occur in the soil. Adults are ... worms or crown borer larvae. Only maggots hatching from eggs laid during the current growing season cause injury. Overwintering larvae never feed ... fly emergence indicates that most of the population is laying eggs and larvae will soon be hatching. (One exception is the Mini ...
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