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  • ...alworm''' is the larval form of the mealworm beetle, a species of darkling beetle. Like all [[holometabolism|holometabolous]] insects, they go through four l Mealworms are the larval form of the [[Tenebrio molitor]], or mealworm beetle. They go through a [[metamorphosis]] that includes four stages: egg, larva,
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  • ...e or a sting, but from exposure to pederin, a potent toxin released by the beetle when it is crushed against the skin. The condition is characterized by seve * '''Mechanism''': The toxin is released when the beetle is crushed on the skin, causing a chemical burn.
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  • ...lus_larva.jpg|Eleodes (Eleodes) tribulus larva|thumb|left]] '''Darkling beetle''' refers to the large family of beetles known as Tenebrionidae. This famil ...of these beetles not only protect the delicate hind wings but also prevent water loss, an essential adaptation for survival in arid environments. Some speci
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  • ...ation known as [[dermatitis]], specifically, Paederus dermatitis, when the beetle is crushed against the skin. The irritation is not caused by a bite or stin ...rom the genus ''[[Pseudomonas]]''. The exact purpose of pederin within the beetle is not fully understood, but it is believed to serve as a defense mechanism
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  • ...cea engelmannii'') and the [[white spruce]] (''Picea glauca''). The spruce beetle plays a significant role in the health and dynamics of spruce forests but c ...spruce trees, which disrupts the tree's ability to transport nutrients and water, ultimately leading to the tree's death.
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  • ...describe species in the genera ''Nymphaea'' and ''Nuphar'', among others. Water lilies are characterized by their floating leaves and beautiful, often frag ...he water's surface, with the plant being rooted in the soil underneath the water. The leaves are typically round, with a radial notch from the circumference
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  • ..., commonly known as the [[European elm bark beetle]], is a species of bark beetle native to Europe and Asia. It is primarily known for its role as a vector i The adult ''Scolytus multistriatus'' is a small beetle, typically measuring between 2.5 to 5 mm in length. It has a dark, cylindri
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  • ...larly effective against pests such as the boll weevil, the Colorado potato beetle, and the southern corn rootworm. Toxaphene was also used as a pesticide in Toxaphene is highly persistent in the environment and can remain in soil and water for many years. It can also travel long distances in the air and has been f
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  • In [[Ghana]], the palm weevil larva and the African rhinoceros beetle are popular. The palm weevil larva is often fried or added to soups. * [[African rhinoceros beetle]]
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  • ...formula C_10H_12O_4, known for its role as a defense mechanism in several beetle species, most notably the [[Spanish fly]] (''Lytta vesicatoria''). This sub ...s a colorless, odorless solid at room temperature. It is poorly soluble in water but highly soluble in organic solvents such as ethanol and ether. Its mecha
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  • ...secticide]]. It is a colorless, odorless solid that is not very soluble in water. Its chemical formula is PbHAsO4. ...II) oxide]] with [[arsenic acid]]. The reaction produces lead arsenate and water. The lead arsenate is then filtered out of the solution and dried.
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  • ...scarcity. The main ingredient of the soup is the [[Cockchafer]], a type of beetle common in Europe. The preparation of Cockchafer Soup involves boiling the beetles in water until they are soft. The beetles are then strained out and the remaining br
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  • ...s oars, and a physical gill system that allows them to extract oxygen from water. ...ts, where they can be among the first colonizers of newly formed bodies of water.
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  • | binomial_authority = (S.Watson) Beetle ...ontains small flowers. The seeds are small and can be dispersed by wind or water.
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  • ...ic, and social impacts, affecting biodiversity, [[wood]] production, and [[water cycle]]s, as well as contributing to [[climate change]] through the reducti * '''[[Insect]] Infestations''': Certain species, such as the bark beetle, can devastate forests by killing large numbers of trees. These infestation
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  • ...on times. This process is aided by the wind. Seed dispersal is by wind and water. Elms can form [[root sprouts]], as well as suckers, from the roots. * [[Elm leaf beetle]]
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  • ...r their role in aquatic ecosystems and their unique adaptations to life in water. ..., rivers, and marshes. Their presence and abundance can be an indicator of water quality and ecosystem health.
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  • ...insect]] pests in [[agriculture]] and [[forestry]], including [[moth]]s, [[beetle]]s, and [[termite]]s. Triflumuron works by inhibiting the synthesis of [[ch ...stalline solid with a slight aromatic odor. It is non-volatile and has low water solubility. The chemical formula of triflumuron is C15H10ClF3N2O3.
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  • .... Additionally, potato leaves play a role in transpiration, the process of water movement through a plant and its evaporation from aerial parts, like leaves ...used by ''[[Phytophthora infestans]]'', and pests like the Colorado potato beetle (''[[Leptinotarsa decemlineata]]''). Integrated pest management strategies,
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  • ...ting, the main tasks are to keep the field free of weeds, provide adequate water, and protect the plants from pests and diseases. ...are susceptible to a variety of pests and diseases, including the [[potato beetle]], [[aphids]], and fungal diseases such as [[late blight]], which was respo
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