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Anonymous users2024-02-12Lacewings. Lacewings are also known as grass dragonflies, and the larvae are called aphid lice. Lacewings are predatory insects that can lay eggs anywhere from wood, glass, aluminum windows, etc.
With the exception of a few species, most of the eggs have a long wire stalk that is fixed to the branches, leaves, bark, etc., and the eggs are suspended high at the end of the wire stalk.
Lacewings are very predatory to adults and larvae, mainly preying on aphids, scale insects, spider mites and a variety of insect eggs, but also moth larvae.
Lacewings are still a nourishing Chinese medicine. It is also known as grass dragonfly, grass dragonfly, negative labor, negative version, cockroach, adult similar to dragonfly, with the effect of benefiting the kidney and aphrodisiac, strengthening the yin and secret essence, mainly used for kidney deficiency and yin impotence, spermatozoa, wheezing and coughing and other diseases.
In 1975, the experiment began to use Chinese lacewings to control the damage of red spiders in fruit trees, and by 1977, the control area was expanded to more than 90 hectares. Through the release of lacewing eggs, the damage of red spiders in fruit trees is effectively controlled, which not only reduces the number of pesticide use, saves expenses and labor, but also improves the control effect and reduces environmental pollution.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Dried body of leech leech leeches, leeches or willow leaf leeches.
Aliases: locust, turtle, meat drill.
Research: Shi Zhen said that Fang Yin is an idiot, so it is commonly known as a water idiot and a grass idiot.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10An insect. Insects that specifically parasitize grasses and eat herbs.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09It's not a bug, it means that boys like girls when they see them, and they mostly describe men.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08A boy who is obsessed with beautiful women [seems].
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Know the nymphomaniacs?
Good things like to be , and bad things (including people, of course) also like to be grass idiots.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Hey, you don't know this, a grass idiot is a boy who likes a girl, this is called a grass idiot. It's the same as the feasting sleepy and Zheng Yi, but the gender of the boy and the girl is reversed.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Know the right, the grass idiot is a boy who is obsessed with a girl.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04The school grass is generally the most handsome boy in the school.,And the grass idiot is the girl who is obsessed with the appearance of the school grass.。。。
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Anonymous users2024-02-03School dudes, people who are obsessed with school dudes
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Hello! The school grass is generally the most handsome boy in the orange school.,And the grass idiot is a girl who is obsessed with the appearance of the school grass.。。。
I hope to help you, I hope to help you, I hope to help you.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Nymphomaniacs, well, almost, a drop of wolf poison flowers growing next to a dung pit on your head, and then looking at the water in the manure pit and thinking "Wow, wow, wow, beautiful!" There is also the kind of "invincible wolf poison flower saliva" that releases his "invincible wolf poison flower saliva" when he sees "muddy water that is cleaner than dung water", that is, the so-called "handsome guy!! Well, as for the grass idiot, it is understood as a matter of course:
Stick this dog's tail grass growing next to the urinal on your head, and then look at the water in the urinal and think "Wow, wow, wow, handsome!" After that, I saw that kind of "beauty", and I put the dog tail on my head very high to attract that kind of "beauty"! Note:
Ladies and gentlemen, the flowers of the motherland, don't step into the so-called things that I said, otherwise you will make yourself stink!!
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Anonymous users2024-01-31refers to a girl's obsession with a boy Grass idiocy refers to a boy's obsession with a girl Happy Wish! Happiness!
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Anonymous users2024-01-30Mimosa doesn't eat insects, it doesn't have that function, because it can't secrete the kind of liquid that breaks down insects, and it can't absorb the nutrients in it, so it's impossible for mimosas to eat insects. Like pitcher plants, vase plants do, because they have organs like that.
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Anonymous users2024-01-29No, it's a conditioned reflex. Nepenthes, on the other hand, do not bow their heads, but eat small insects.
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Anonymous users2024-01-28Mimosas certainly don't eat insects, don't be foolish.
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Anonymous users2024-01-27No, it's just a reflection of what moves!
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Anonymous users2024-01-26Yes, it can be done in a closed way.
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Anonymous users2024-01-25No, it's just a reaction when you meet him.
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Anonymous users2024-01-24The upstairs is so exciting! It's just that the story doesn't sound good.
"Idiot" is a metaphor at this time, borrowing a "fool" or "very attentive person" to describe the very fascinated demeanor when looking at things, showing the fascinating characteristics of the target thing.
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