More Hunting Wasps
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Each has its diet, each its plant; and each plant has its customaryguests. Their relations are so precise that in many cases one mightdetermine the insect by the vegetable which supports it, or the vegetableby the insect.
If you know the lily, you may name as a Crioceris the tiny scarletScarabaeid that inhabits it and peoples its leaves with larvae which keepthemselves cool beneath an overcoat of ordure. (For the Lily-beetle, orCrioceris merdigera, cf. "The Glow-worm and Other Beetles, " by J. ...HenriFabre, translated by Alexander Teixeira de Mattos: chapters 16 and 17. --Translator's Note. ) If you know the Crioceris, you may name as a lily theplant which she devastates. It will not perhaps be the common or whitelily, but some other representative of the same family--Turk's cap lily, orange lily, scarlet Martagon, lancifoliate lily, tiger-spotted lily, golden lily--hailing from the Alps or the Pyrenees, or brought from Chinaor Japan. Relying on the Crioceris, who is an expert judge of exotic aswell as of native Liliaceae, you may name as a lily the plant with whichyou are unacquainted and trust the word of this singular botanical master.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Each has its diet, each its plant; and each plant has its customaryguests. Their relations are so precise that in many cases one mightdetermine the insect by the vegetable which supports it, or the vegetableby the insect.
If you know the lily, you may name as a Crioceris the tiny scarletScarabaeid that inhabits it and peoples its leaves with larvae which keepthemselves cool beneath an overcoat of ordure. (For the Lily-beetle, orCrioceris merdigera, cf. "The Glow-worm and Other Beetles, " by J. ...HenriFabre, translated by Alexander Teixeira de Mattos: chapters 16 and 17. --Translator's Note. ) If you know the Crioceris, you may name as a lily theplant which she devastates. It will not perhaps be the common or whitelily, but some other representative of the same family--Turk's cap lily, orange lily, scarlet Martagon, lancifoliate lily, tiger-spotted lily, golden lily--hailing from the Alps or the Pyrenees, or brought from Chinaor Japan. Relying on the Crioceris, who is an expert judge of exotic aswell as of native Liliaceae, you may name as a lily the plant with whichyou are unacquainted and trust the word of this singular botanical master.
What to read after More Hunting Wasps?
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