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Kermes vermilio is a
species of
Kermes that
feeds on trees. Some of the
species are used to make vermilion;
though a
mineral form used in many cultures...
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meant the
color of the
kermes dye
produced from a
scale insect,
Kermes vermilio, but the name is now
sometimes also used as a
generic term for slightly...
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roboris (Fourcroy, 1785)
Kermes vermilio Planchon, 1864
Naturenet article with
images and
description of
Kermes vermilio and its
foodplant "Crimson (n.)"...
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tournament is a
human hero
named Helck, who
claims to hate his own kind.
Vermilio the Red, one of the Four
Elite Lords overseeing the tournament, immediately...
- of the
females of a
scale insect in the
genus Kermes,
primarily Kermes vermilio. The
Kermes insects are
native in the
Mediterranean region and are parasites...
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carmine was
extracted from the
bodies of dead
female insects such as
Kermes vermilio and cochineal.: 131 The form of the term may also have been influenced...
- the
females of a tiny
scale insect in the
genus Kermes,
primarily Kermes vermilio. The
insects live on the sap of
certain trees,
especially Kermes oak trees...
- had a
similar color to the
natural red dye made from an insect,
Kermes vermilio,
which was
widely used in Europe. The
first recorded use of "vermilion"...
- the dye; Crimson, also
known as kermes,
extracted from the
insect Kermes vermilio; and Lac, a
scarlet resinous secretion of a
number of
species of insects...
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European West
turned instead to
vermilion provided by the
insect Kermes vermilio,
known as grana, or crimson. In 1909,
Harvard anthropologist Zelia Nuttall...
