borer beetle造句

例句与造句

1. Parasitic wasps also are being used to combat the eucalyptus borer beetle.
2. They acquire prey by coffee berry borer beetles in Costa Rica coffee plantations by 50 %.
3. Coffee borer beetles seem to be unaffected by caffeine, in that their feeding rate did not change when they were given leaves sprayed with caffeine solution.
4. :Looks more like some kind of borer beetle Anobiidae than some kind of weevil to me . talk ) 14 : 43, 7 July 2009 ( UTC)
5. In addition, Jamaica will try to take advantage of research showing that the borer beetles have a high mortality rate in areas where there is a native fungus called beavaria bassiana.
6. It's difficult to find borer beetle in a sentence. 用borer beetle造句挺难的
7. By importing the ectoparasitoid " Prorops nasuta " from Uganda and using it against the coffee borer beetle, the Commission was able to mitigate the losses in the coffee farms.
8. The white stem borer beetle is marching across 145, 000-hectare ( 358, 000 acres ) of Arabica coffee plantations in the states of Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Karnataka, the Business Line newspaper reported.
9. In 1948, Brazil's first licensed woman pilot, became the first female agricultural pilot when she was hired by the government to crop dust coffee fields and eliminate the borer beetle that was plaguing the crop.
10. Unlike the borer beetle, whose larvae chew tunnels underneath a tree's bark, the weevil's distinctive yellow-and-black-striped larvae feed on its leaves, often stripping trees of their foliage.
11. Gabriel Ribeiro dos Santos, the Secretary of Agriculture of the state of S鉶 Paulo at that time, has organised a commission of scientists in May 1924 to identify the coffee borer beetle and prevent further losses in the coffee fields.
12. Among its main achievements are the biological control of the coffee borer beetle in the 1920s in Brazil, the discovery of bradykinin, and the production of vaccines that combat the Newcastle disease, foot-and-mouth disease and the black plague in pigs.
13. In 2013, the pests that severely affected coffee plantations in an area of were Coffee Rust ( " Hemilieia vastatrix " ), Ojo de Gallo ( " Mycena citricolor " ) and Coffee Borer Beetle ( " Hypothenemus hampei " ).
14. The 2-mm-long coffee borer beetle ( " Hypothenemus hampei " ) is the most damaging insect pest to the world's coffee industry, destroying up to 50 percent or more of the coffee berries on plantations in most coffee-producing countries.
15. In the early 1920s, coffee farmers in the state of S鉶 Paulo were having a hard time in controlling the coffee borer beetle ( " Hypothenemus hampei " ), a bug that destroys coffee berries by perforating them ( perforated coffee berries have no value in the commodities market ).
16. The catastrophic uprising of the coffee borer beetle, which caught both farmers and the government short and unprepared, and the subsequent fast control of the bug founded on scientific research have shown politicians that it was impossible to protect agriculture from parasites and diseases without a permanent fitosanitary organisation, based on active research and specialised technicians and scientists.