Farm Friends And Farm Foes a Text book of Agricultural Science
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The abdomen and the hind part of the thorax are light green ; the legs and feelers or antennae are a beauti- ful crimson ; the head and front part of the thorax are a light crimson ; while the margins of the eyes are darker. This brilliancy, however, lasts for a short time only. An hour after hatching, the crimson is noticeably darker, and in a few hours the insect is nearly black.
The young Squash Bugs soon begin their attacks upon the plant by inserting their tiny beaks into the succulent tis...sues of the leaves. In their general habits they resem- ble the adults. After about three days of this feeding, the abdomen becomes noticeably swollen and the color some- what lighter. This is an indication that the period of molting has arrived. These young bugs are often called larvce or nymphs. They now assume a quiet, stationary attitude. The process of molting begins by the splitting of the skin lengthwise along the middle of the back, the split extending along the thorax and the front of the abdo- men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The abdomen and the hind part of the thorax are light green ; the legs and feelers or antennae are a beauti- ful crimson ; the head and front part of the thorax are a light crimson ; while the margins of the eyes are darker. This brilliancy, however, lasts for a short time only. An hour after hatching, the crimson is noticeably darker, and in a few hours the insect is nearly black.
The young Squash Bugs soon begin their attacks upon the plant by inserting their tiny beaks into the succulent tis...sues of the leaves. In their general habits they resem- ble the adults. After about three days of this feeding, the abdomen becomes noticeably swollen and the color some- what lighter. This is an indication that the period of molting has arrived. These young bugs are often called larvce or nymphs. They now assume a quiet, stationary attitude. The process of molting begins by the splitting of the skin lengthwise along the middle of the back, the split extending along the thorax and the front of the abdo- men.
What to read after Farm Friends And Farm Foes a Text book of Agricultural Science?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clarence Moores Weed to read onlineMoreLess
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