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Until the
early 19th century,
Grub Street was a
street close to London's
impoverished Moorfields district that ran from Fore
Street east of St Giles-without-Cripplegate...
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feeding declines as they over-winter. In August, when the
grubs are
close to the
surface and feeding, they are
vulnerable to
infestation by
milky spore...
- and dry
substrates to pupate. This
prepupal migration instinct is used by
grub composting bins to self-harvest the
mature larvae.
These containers have...
- larva, the pupa, and the
imago or adult. The
larvae are
commonly called grubs and the pupa
sometimes is
called the chrysalis. In some species, the pupa...
- Aces and
Units of the
United States and
French Air Services, 1914–1918.
Grub Street. ISBN 978-0-948817-54-0.. A
Visit to
Roland Garros. Colleen's Paris...
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Surface-supplied
diving is a mode of
underwater diving using equipment supplied with
breathing gas
through a diver's
umbilical from the
surface, either...
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other species in the
family Scarabaeidae, are
referred to as
white grubs. M.
formosae grubs grow from
approximately 1.4mm to 19mm in
length as they feed on...
- the
grubs. The
injury consists of
poorly growing patches that
quickly turn
brown in dry weather. The
grubs can be
found immediately below the
surface, usually...
- "bomb flies" and "gadflies",
while their larvae are
often called "cattle
grubs" or "wolves."
Common species of
warble fly
include Hypoderma bovis (the...
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water wave, is a
surface wave that
occurs on the free
surface of
bodies of
water as a
result of the wind
blowing over the water's
surface. The
contact distance...
