- The
pear slug or
cherry slug is the
larva of the sawfly,
Caliroa cerasi, a
nearly worldwide pest. The
species was
first described by Carl
Linnaeus in his...
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insects include aphids, thrips, mites, bud moths,
saskatoon sawflies, and
pear slug sawflies. It is also a
larval host to the pale
tiger swallowtail, two-tailed...
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larvae are
slimy in appearance, and are
sometimes referred to as "
slugs" (e.g., the "
pear slug")
although they are
insects rather than gastropods. The larvae...
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recent years.
Variations with the name
changed accordingly:
Aussie mule:
Pear vodka, lime juice,
pineapple juice.
Aussie mule:
Bundaberg Rum.
Berner mule:...
- the
decline phytoplasma. The
California Pear Sawfly (Pristiphora abbreviata, not to be
confused with the
Pear Slug Caliroa cerasi) is a
minor pest here and...
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meaning "snap",
which refers to the
spirit usually being consumed in a
quick slug from a
small gl**** (i.e., a shot gl****). The
German term
Schnaps refers to...
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across and suck sap from many plants,
especially indoor plants. The
pear slug or
cherry slug is a
sawfly larva. The
larvae cover themselves with dark glossy...
- the red oak leaf
miner (Profenusa alumna). In Alberta, the host is the "
pear slug" (Caliroa cerasi),
which is not a
mollusc but the
larva of a sawfly. However...
- "picture,
pear" 絵理, "picture, reason" 江里, "inlet, hometown" 恵里, "blessing, hometown" 恵利, "blessing, profit" 江利, "inlet, profit" 恵梨, "blessing,
pear" 枝里, "branch...
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gastropod mollusks or
micromollusks in the Cephalaspidea, the
headshield slugs and
bubble snails.
Species in this
superfamily have small, flimsy, almost...