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specialized winter hardy females

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Eriophyid Mites
... . Life Cycle Eriophyid mites over winter as specialized winter hardy females which crawl into bark crevices or buds (depending on the mite species). Females emerge in the spring and travel ... leaves start to harden, late in the year, the specialized winter hardy females are produced. These females fertilize themselves and move to winter shelter. Damage Mites produce galls by injecting a ...
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Plant Galls
... reduced. Life Cycle Eriophyid mites overwinter as specialized winter hardy females which crawl into bark crevices or buds (depending on the mite species). Females emerge in the spring and travel to ... , late in the year, the specialized winter hardy females are produced. These females fertilize themselves and move to a place on the bark which offers winter shelter. Damage Mites produce galls by ...
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... reach anthesis anyway. Cacti are very sexual plants. For a specialized, semi-woody, perennial plant family to exhibit the entirety of ... it seems like one female (and they're almost all females) can give birth to 100 young a day. They can ... Pots of Winter Hardy Cactus by Lou Kilbert, Ph.D. Michigan Cactus & Succulent Society QUESTION, the following question was put to me recently: Are winter hardy ...
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... must be planted in an orchard with male plants near females for pollination. Aside from pollination, the male plants are useless ... , with flower buds being the least hardy. Thus, a fruit tree may survive in a northern winter, but produce little or no fruit ... and most small fruits and some grapes are grown from cuttings. Specialized nurseries produce millions of new plants each year, generally by ...
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