Thread: world's finest weeding tool-- tongue-groove-pliers; a good design forrobot-weeders
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Old 13-08-2008, 07:32 AM posted to sci.bio.botany,sci.agriculture
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Default world's finest weeding tool-- tongue-groove-pliers; a good designfor robot-weeders

kauhl-meersburg wrote:


http://www.flickr.com/photos/71092423@N00/

cheers

I see mostly hornets and wasps here. No goldenrod.

Recently I asked a question based on repeated observation that spiders
tend to move in where wasps have their hive. Wolf spiders and orb
spiders.
The question was whether the spiders benefited the wasps? Is there
some
commensalism going on between spiders and wasps?
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