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What is it?
I founded it in my home. What is it? Answer me Latin name or English name of
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What is it?
It is definitely an insect and not a plant of any kind.
The study of insects is entomology not botany. Jacek wrote in message ... I founded it in my home. What is it? Answer me Latin name or English name of it? http://republika.pl/ryanairva/insect.JPG Thx Jacek |
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What is it?
Posted and emailed
From: "Jacek" I founded it in my home. What is it? Answer me Latin name or English name of it? http://republika.pl/ryanairva/insect.JPG It looks like a borer of some sort. http://www.na.fs.fed.us/spfo/pubs/ho...mapleborer.htm http://www.ext.colostate.edu/pubs/insect/05530.html This may help you locate your particluar borer, I tried doing a google image search for Cerambycidae, and found a lot of images, including a Chlorophorus varius which looks a lot like your particular critter. It is even from a country closer to your own than the two pages referenced above. Here is an excellent page of long horned borers that comes out of Europe... http://www.uochb.cas.cz/~natur/cerambyx/ceram.htm Sean -- Visit my photolog page; http://members.aol.com/grommit383/myhomepage Last updated 08-04-02 with 15 pictures of the Aztec Ruins. Address mungled. To email, please spite my face. |
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What is it?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
That's right, Ringo. It's a beetle of some sort but it's definitely off topic for this group. Now go back to ruining Azteks! Sean Houtman wrote in message ... Posted and emailed From: "Jacek" I founded it in my home. What is it? Answer me Latin name or English name of it? http://republika.pl/ryanairva/insect.JPG It looks like a borer of some sort. http://www.na.fs.fed.us/spfo/pubs/ho...mapleborer.htm http://www.ext.colostate.edu/pubs/insect/05530.html This may help you locate your particluar borer, I tried doing a google image search for Cerambycidae, and found a lot of images, including a Chlorophorus varius which looks a lot like your particular critter. It is even from a country closer to your own than the two pages referenced above. Here is an excellent page of long horned borers that comes out of Europe... http://www.uochb.cas.cz/~natur/cerambyx/ceram.htm Sean -- Visit my photolog page; http://members.aol.com/grommit383/myhomepage Last updated 08-04-02 with 15 pictures of the Aztec Ruins. Address mungled. To email, please spite my face. |
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What is it?
From: "Cereoid+10"
Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's right, Ringo. It's a beetle of some sort but it's definitely off topic for this group. Borers do have a tendency to eat plants, and thus would tend to be of at least some interest to botanists. Sean -- Visit my photolog page; http://members.aol.com/grommit383/myhomepage Last updated 08-04-02 with 15 pictures of the Aztec Ruins. Address mungled. To email, please spite my face. |
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What is it?
Yeah Hooter, you are certainly becoming the borer here.
Since nobody here has identified the beast, your theory appears to have a bug in it!!! How many Azteks have you ruined today? Sean Houtman wrote in message ... From: "Cereoid+10" Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's right, Ringo. It's a beetle of some sort but it's definitely off topic for this group. Borers do have a tendency to eat plants, and thus would tend to be of at least some interest to botanists. Sean -- Visit my photolog page; http://members.aol.com/grommit383/myhomepage Last updated 08-04-02 with 15 pictures of the Aztec Ruins. Address mungled. To email, please spite my face. |
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What is it?
From: "Cereoid+10"
Yeah Hooter, you are certainly becoming the borer here. Since nobody here has identified the beast, your theory appears to have a bug in it!!! How many Azteks have you ruined today? I'm not sure I should take you Cereusly on this. You seem to be deliberately trying to be a thorn in the side of Biologists everywhere. I would Opuntia out of here, but I am afraid you will just run to your Mammilaria. Perhaps you should read the site, and find out how long it has been since the Aztecs have had anything done to them. Sean -- Visit my photolog page; http://members.aol.com/grommit383/myhomepage Last updated 08-04-02 with 15 pictures of the Aztec Ruins. Address mungled. To email, please spite my face. |
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What is it?
That's Mammillaria, you blooming Coleocephalocereus.
Take your Maihueniopsis Wittia and Cochemiea Aylostera! No wonder the Azteks have given up, you went and ruined it for everybody. May the Austrocylindropuntia be with you! Sean Houtman wrote in message ... From: "Cereoid+10" Yeah Hooter, you are certainly becoming the borer here. Since nobody here has identified the beast, your theory appears to have a bug in it!!! How many Azteks have you ruined today? I'm not sure I should take you Cereusly on this. You seem to be deliberately trying to be a thorn in the side of Biologists everywhere. I would Opuntia out of here, but I am afraid you will just run to your Mammilaria. Perhaps you should read the site, and find out how long it has been since the Aztecs have had anything done to them. Sean -- Visit my photolog page; http://members.aol.com/grommit383/myhomepage Last updated 08-04-02 with 15 pictures of the Aztec Ruins. Address mungled. To email, please spite my face. |
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What is it?
Thanks Iris for 'splainin' it to Babaloo!
I didn't think he'd ever catch on. http://www.edmunds.com/news/column/m...0/article.html Please don't encourage him to back his Aztek into a tree. Iris Cohen wrote in message ... How many Azteks have you ruined today? Perhaps you should read the site, and find out how long it has been since the Aztecs have had anything done to them. I think he was referring to the car. Now back into the trees. Anybody know where I can get an Aleppo pine? Iris, Central NY, Zone 5a, Sunset Zone 40 "The trouble with people is not that they don't know but that they know so much that ain't so." Josh Billings (Henry Wheeler Shaw), 1818-1885 |
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