The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 56National Geographic Society, 1930 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 67
... larvæ bore into their victims and live on the tissues . Sometimes the victim is killed before pupation , but usually the parasite's attacks are not fatal so soon , and pupa- tion takes place . Later the parasite grub itself pupates ...
... larvæ bore into their victims and live on the tissues . Sometimes the victim is killed before pupation , but usually the parasite's attacks are not fatal so soon , and pupa- tion takes place . Later the parasite grub itself pupates ...
Page 71
... larvæ web together and devour the unfolding flower heads of celery , parsnip , and wild carrot . After having con- sumed the flowers and unripe seeds and become nearly full - grown , they burrow into the hollow stems of the plants ...
... larvæ web together and devour the unfolding flower heads of celery , parsnip , and wild carrot . After having con- sumed the flowers and unripe seeds and become nearly full - grown , they burrow into the hollow stems of the plants ...
Page 76
... larvæ of the larger species of Bupres- tids are nearly all wood - borers . They usually live under bark , and make broad , shallow bur- rows , galleries , and chambers . So regular are their habits of burrowing that a trained ...
... larvæ of the larger species of Bupres- tids are nearly all wood - borers . They usually live under bark , and make broad , shallow bur- rows , galleries , and chambers . So regular are their habits of burrowing that a trained ...
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