Caltrop is a perennial herb that can infest a wide variety of crops and pastures. |
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Demons and other night-fevers flowed like a repellant ooze to infest the night. |
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A few yards away, a South African officer has found one of the small but highly poisonous scorpions which infest the area. |
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Obstruction and interference continue to infest the expansion-crazed NHL, but Roberts, Corson and Tucker can muck it up. |
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Greater Poison potions can be used to combat insects or parasites that infest a hive. |
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Sawflies infest fruitlets and cause these to drop prematurely after which the pests pupate in the topsoil. |
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Angel is a fumigator who visits a wine growing area in order to kill the woodlice that infest the soil. |
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Such resistance reduces the cost of hop production and the amount of fungicides used because the fungus is not able to infest resistant plants. |
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Although a native termite colony might occasionally infest a tree, it's almost invariably a dead one, Messenger says. |
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Axarus larvae almost always infest varved clay deposits that are remnants of Pleistocene glacial lakes. |
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These bugs may infest your bathroom, and jump out of unexpected corners of the closet, but they adhere to the policy of non-violence. |
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It is being administered medication and a mosquito net has been placed around it so that flies do not infest the wound. |
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Aphids, scale, or spider mites may infest a tree, especially if it's weak from poor growing conditions. |
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Our landlord had neglected to provide screens, and I was unable to open the windows, lest flies infest the house. |
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Chagas' disease is a complex zoonosis, primarily transmitted by triatomine bugs, which infest poor quality housing. |
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Sycamore lace bugs attack sycamore primarily, but they may also infest ash, hickory, and mulberry. |
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The trick is to kill pest insects without killing the taste or texture of the food they infest. |
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This not only lowers yield, it creates a terrible weed problem as grasses and broadleaves infest the killed strips. |
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If lice infest the eyebrows or eyelashes, the eyes may also become inflamed. |
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The tulip race will also infest Narcissus, whereas another race commonly found in Narcissus does not breed on tulip. |
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Fleas infest the animal, and these fleas move freely over to human hosts. |
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Since its introduction in the 1800s as a soil stabilizer and ornamental, tamarisk has gone on to infest 1.6 million acres of the West's precious riparian areas. |
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In addition, weeds left uncontrolled may harbor insects and diseases and produce seed or rootstocks which infest the field and affect future crops. |
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If the tide was up, the limpid water would wash up against the sea defences, and the smaller sailing boats that infest the river would tack right up to the sea wall. |
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Mr Lovelock thinks it is probably too late anyway, and that Gaia will shake herself and be rid of the plague of humans that now infest her skin. |
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For example, codling moth larvae do not consume much of the apple that they infest, but they cause great esthetic damage by their presence and can render produce unmarketable. |
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If aphids, mites, scales, or other insects infest any of your houseplants, slip a plastic garment cover over the plant and spray with insecticidal soap. |
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Woolly apple aphids also infest tree wounds and can increase the occurrence of cankers. |
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Since the mites do not infest fruits, these only present a risk if accidentally contaminated by the pest or carrying leaf debris. |
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Once in the body, they infest the organs, such as the liver, the lungs and the stomach. |
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In addition to these climatic causes, there are also biological ones: insects eat through the tree crown, fungi infest leaves and branches. |
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Within the EPPO region, T. palmi could infest, for example, Capsicum annuum, cucurbits and ornamentals under glass. |
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Don't let anyone tunnel inside your mind and infest your thoughts. |
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Butternut canker has been detected in New Brunswick and is expected to infest trees and to cause high rates of mortality throughout its range. |
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The bugs can infest other soft goods in hotel rooms as well, from padded headboards to couches to puffed chairs. |
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Adults can be blown by the wind to infest new fruit on neighbouring farms or they can be transported to new regions by infested fruit. |
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These insects infest the crop in the field, and the infestation can get worse in storage. |
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Fleas youngs often infest their basket, their sleeping area and rest areas as usual carpets and sofas. |
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The mites infest and weaken the bees by sucking their blood, spreading disease and leaving them susceptible to the ravages of weather, especially winter. |
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Several species of beetle and moths infest tobacco in storage. |
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Cameron is likely to have fallen victim to a Portuguese man-of-war, which regularly infest the waters around the Canary Islands. |
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When these spores germinate, they usually produce threadlike filaments that can infest the host, absorb nutrients, and give off toxins that cause diseases symptoms. |
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There aren't enough numbers of lodgepole, limber or ponderosa pines left for them to infest. |
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Among the pests that can infest Brassicas, cabbage stink bugs Eurydema spp. |
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While other fruit flies infest overripe or rotting fruit, the spotted wing drosophila infests fruit just before harvest, which could have a devastating economic effect. |
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The usual lopsided Bedford trucks, bullock carts, auto rickshaws, slaloming hatchbacks and scooter swarms that infest every highway I have ever travelled on in India were conspicuous by their absence. |
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In this MP's view, the pledge to oppose higher fees was a last relic of the sort of populism that used to infest Lib Dem manifestos back when the party ran no risk of tasting power. |
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Robert Koestler, a conservation scientist at the Metropolitan Museum in New York, is particularly concerned about the bacteria and fungi that infest works of art, even in the poshest galleries. |
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Chewing insects can infest the crop at any time. |
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In Justice Gomery's remarks today, he talked about Liberal corruption and the culture of entitlement, which seems to infest the government after 12 years in power. |
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They infest dry timber, e.g. structural timbers. |
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Prefers wheat and rye but will infest other cereals. |
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In actual fact it is the smaller beasts that she is particularly passionate about. What interests her, on studying any animal, are the parasites, viruses, and bacteria that infest them. |
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The Frighteners has a ghosthunter, Frank, working with a trio of ghosts who infest premises that he then clears. |
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Louse species known to infest stoats include Mysidea picae and Polyplax spinulosa. |
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Brokenhearted, I culled some of the honey to eat and wrapped the remaining honey-filled frames, again sealing them tightly so no ants or wax moths could infest them. |
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But some of them are multiplying fast, and those dismissed as trivial today, because they only infest a few road verges, may well turn into triffids tomorrow. |
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It is now to be hoped that those held responsible for what went on, were a few rotten apples and that they failed to infest the rest of the barrel. |
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The biting louse Trichodectes jacobi is also known to infest polecats. |
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Ectoparasites known to infest polecats include flea species such as Ctenocephalides felis, Archaeospylla erinacei, Nosopsyllus fasciatus and Paraceras melis. |
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Did hisse, and spit out poison greene, and spirt with tongues infest. |
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The remaining insects included larvae of midges, soldier-flies, horse-flies, may-flies, a hymenopteron, and a bird louse, of a species known to infest the Shoveller. |
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Here we describe an unusual case of an eastern woodrat, Neotoma floridana, parasitized by larvae of Cutere bra fontinella Clark, which typically infest mice. |
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There are cases where more than one species of chewing louse may infest the same host species and the lice may prefer living on specific parts of the host's body. |
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