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— site admin @ 11:34 PM EST ... Harold March was the sort of man who knows everything about politics; and nothing about politicians. He also knew a good deal about art, letters, philosophy and general culture; about almost everything, indeed, except the world he was living in. ... High School Humor...
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Curculio - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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SEXTI PROPERTII; ELEGIAE; Edidit breuique apparatu critico instruxit; Michael Hendry Texts and annotations © M. Hendry 1998-2001. Last updated: 12 March, 2000.
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Quot Lectores, Tot Propertii ... Although I haven’t posted much lately, I have been hard at work ‘behind the scenes’ on several projects. Here are the first two: ... I. I continue to add to my collection of critical texts on the web, and have just uploaded Ovid, Heroides 1 (Penelope Vlixi), with a brief apparatus and two...
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The Plum Curculio is one of the most important insects attacking tree fruits. It is particularly destructive, and the problem is intensified where stone fruits and apples are interplanted.
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The plum curculio, Conotrachelus nenuphar (Herbst) , is widely distributed east of the Rocky Mountains and is a native of America. The name is s ... The plum curculio, Conotrachelus nenuphar (Herbst), is widely distributed east of the Rocky Mountains and is a native of America. The name is somewhat misleading because...
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Plum curculio is a native pest of North America that has caused considerable problems in orchards throughout Kentucky. While it has only a single generation in Kentucky, it can cause serious early season fruit damage to apple, pears, peaches and other stone fruits.
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Sprays for curculio should be initiated at petal fall with the initial application followed by two or three sprays at 10-day intervals. Additional applications may be necessary for the second generation (ca. June).
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Extensive damage to peaches and plums is caused by the plum curculio. Holes appear in the fruit as the adults feed and deposit eggs. These holes provide entry for the brown rot fungus and produce catfacing on peaches similar to that caused by stink bugs.
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Too bad they don’t cancel out. ... 1. The index of Albrecht Dihle’s Greek and Latin Literature of the Roman Empire from Augustus to Justinian (Routledge, 1994) includes one entry for Lucilius and one for Lukillios. ... 2. The index of Brill’s Companion to Hellenistic Epigram, edited by Peter Bing and Jon Steffen...
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