The House Fly a Slayer of Men
The House Fly a Slayer of Men
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It may be so, but the fact remains that, with but few exceptions, parents do not possess this form of knowledge, and even if they did, they would not take the trouble to instruct their children.
In the meantime the people of the community and the State as a whole suffer.
We will now briefly mention some of the natural enemies of the House Fly.
A fungus, known as Empusa muscoe, attacks and kills flies. It is particularly active in the autumn. Having increased and infected large numbers of flies ...during the summer, it destroys its victims and thus prevents them hibernating and increasing during the following summer 40 THE HOUSE FLY season. Flies are often seen crawling about on window panes in a sluggish manner, and, if caught and microscopically examined, will frequently be noticed to be infected by this fly-killing fimgus, the spores of which destroy them.
Flies are the hosts of a variety of external and internal parasites, but these, as a rule, only tend to somewhat deplete the vital forces of the fly, and are not of much practical account in the destruction of these pests.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may be so, but the fact remains that, with but few exceptions, parents do not possess this form of knowledge, and even if they did, they would not take the trouble to instruct their children.
In the meantime the people of the community and the State as a whole suffer.
We will now briefly mention some of the natural enemies of the House Fly.
A fungus, known as Empusa muscoe, attacks and kills flies. It is particularly active in the autumn. Having increased and infected large numbers of flies ...during the summer, it destroys its victims and thus prevents them hibernating and increasing during the following summer 40 THE HOUSE FLY season. Flies are often seen crawling about on window panes in a sluggish manner, and, if caught and microscopically examined, will frequently be noticed to be infected by this fly-killing fimgus, the spores of which destroy them.
Flies are the hosts of a variety of external and internal parasites, but these, as a rule, only tend to somewhat deplete the vital forces of the fly, and are not of much practical account in the destruction of these pests.
What to read after The House Fly a Slayer of Men?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F W Frederick William Fitzsimons to read onlineMoreLess
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