... or fill. To be effective in controlling mosquito breeding; larvicidcs mist bo reapplied at intervals of from a week ...

... Gasterosteus), however, is said to be a polyga- mist; 17 and the male during the breeding season differs conspicuously from the female. To sum ...

... equipped with a nozzle for producing a fine mist spray which insures equal dis- tribution on the water surface. The water for mixing can be taken directly from the breeding place, providing it is clear and free from ...

... comes vitiated; the eyes suffer from clouds and mists that seem to fall before the sight and intercept the light; and the ears sometimes sing and tingle, as if something were breeding in their hollow cavi- ties. Upon an involuntary ...

... the good old school of etiquette and good breeding, and that, like all other kindred quackeries, will disappear like the mists of the morn- ing before the rising splendor ...

... consequently the axils collect much water from rain, mist and ocean spray. Figure 26. PANDANUS TREES. Anopheline larvae are never taken in such sites, although these pods will hold enough water to support scutellaris breeding. Figure 25. RAT GNAWED CACAO PODS. few species ...

... are not furnished with spurs, engage during the breeding season in fierce conflicts. The capercailzie and blackcock, which are both polyga- mists, have regular appointed places where, during many weeks, ...

... are not furnished with spurs, engage during the breeding season in fierce conflicts. The capercailzie and blackcock, which are both polyga- mists, have regular appointed places where, during many weeks, ...

... a lighter can and less frequent refilling. COT mist-type oil larvi- cides ... tively control mosquito-breeding. Drainage work undertaken as a part of the ...

... representation of in- tensity in the various districts mist be based on ... where goat-breeding is predominant* This region coincides to a large ...