-
sawfly can
cause substantial damage to
economic forestry,
while others such as the iris
sawfly are
major pests in horticulture.
Outbreaks of
sawfly larvae...
- The
English name
gooseberry sawfly refers to at
least three species of
sawfly:
Nematus ribesii, the
common gooseberry sawfly or
imported currentworm Nematus...
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While closely related to wasps,
sawflies lack both the
narrow waists and
stings of wasps.
Although the
adults of this
sawfly species are not
often seen, the...
- Each kind of
sawfly attacks particular parts of the
spruce as
larvae during different times of the year. The yellow-headed
spruce sawfly,
Pikonema alaskensis...
-
wheat stem
sawfly, is a slow flying,
yellow and
black coloured,
destructive pest
found mainly in
western North America.
Wheat stem
sawflies grow to a length...
-
White pine
sawfly may
refer to two pine
sawfly species,
whose larvae feed on the
white pine:
Diprion similis Neodiprion pinetum This
disambiguation page...
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Manufacturer designation: 4K75 DoD designation: SS-N-8 Mod 1 ASCC designation: "
Sawfly" SALT designation: RSM-40 Submarine:
Delta I and
Delta II
Total M****: 32...
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Athalia is a
genus of
sawflies belonging to the
family Tenthredinidae.
Species of the
genus Athalia are
found in Eurasia,
Africa and
North America. The...
- The iris
sawfly (Rhadinoceraea micans) is a
species of
sawfly in the
family Tenthredinidae.
Native to Europe, the larvae—more
often noticed than the adults—can...
- 1989 –
willow oak
sawfly Arge
rustica (Linnaeus, 1758) Arge
sauteri (Enslin, 1911) Arge sca****ris (Klug, 1814) – elm
argid sawfly Arge
scita (Mocsary...
