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selection of
sap trees by yellow-bellied sapsuckers". The Auk. 117 (1): 41–51. doi:10.1093/auk/117.1.41. Beach,
Chandler B., ed. (1914). "
Sap-
Sucker" . The...
- of
German Laubsauger an
insect that
sucks sap from leaves, see
aphid or
hemiptera Leaf (disambiguation)
Sucker (disambiguation) This
disambiguation page...
- Przesądy) Cf. Tale of the
shivering oak
below (Pomerania) and
repuatation as
sap-
sucker (Poland),
Ynglinga saga,
chapter 13 (and
quoted stanza from Ynglingatal)...
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exudate produced by the
plant or fruit, or honeydew-secreting
insects or
sap suckers the
plant may be
infested by.
Sooty mold
itself does
little if any harm...
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Aacanthocnema burckhardti is a
species of
jumping plant lice,
first found as a
sap-
sucker on
plants of the
genus Allocasuarina in Australia. The
species is characterised...
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Article on
birch syrup in
Edible Toronto magazine Listening "Alaska
Sap Suckers" (A
story from
National Public Radio's All
Things Considered program...
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tortoise habitat. The many
hardwoods also
attract various wood****s,
sap suckers, and
other birds less
often seen in the pine
forests of
southern Georgia...
- The
habits of most
species are not well known. Most are
believed to be
sap-
suckers like most
other Hemiptera, but some also feed on
mites and
small insects...
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plants by
predation on
seeds or
feeding on
roots of
certain species. Some
sap-
suckers move from one host to
another at
different times of year. Many aphids...
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agaves produce suckers throughout their lifetimes; some
species rarely or
never produce suckers,
while others may only
develop suckers after final maturation...
