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Alabama argillacea, the
cotton leafworm or
cotton worm, is a moth of the
family Erebidae. It is
native to the New World, but has been
extirpated from the...
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being the most
probable author. The
worm drive later appeared in the
Indian subcontinent, for use in
roller cotton gins,
during the
Delhi Sultanate in...
- gin,
known as the "churka", "charki", or "wooden-
worm-worked roller". The
earliest versions of the
cotton gin
consisted of a
single roller made of iron or...
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important center of
cotton production was the
Bengal Subah province,
particularly around its
capital city of Dhaka. The
worm gear
roller cotton gin,
which was...
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various common names such as
manure worm, redworm,
brandling worm,
panfish worm,
trout worm,
tiger worm, red
wiggler worm, etc., is a
species of earthworm...
- Dimetry, N; Salem, S (1971). "On the host
preference and
biology of the
Cotton Leaf
Worm Spodoptera littoralis Bois".
Zeitschrift für
Angewandte Entomologie...
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rearing of
worms for this
purpose is
called vermiculture.
Vermicast (also
called worm castings,
worm humus,
worm ****,
worm manure, or
worm faeces) is...
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increase demand for
cotton. The
diffusion of the
spinning wheel, and the
incorporation of the
worm gear and
crank handle into the
roller cotton gin, greatly...
- The Lair of the
White Worm is a 1988
supernatural horror comedy film
written and
directed by Ken Russell, and
starring Amanda Donohoe, Hugh Grant, Catherine...
- the town square. Helm had
recently moved to the area to
perfect his '
cotton-
worm destruction' machine,
which he had
invented and patented. He was living...