What kind of bug is a mite and what kind of worm is a dung worm

Also known as "tide insects", it belongs to the invertebrate arthropod phylum Crustacean subphylum mollusca and other pods. There are many types of rat women, most of their bodies are long melon seeds, 5-15 mm long, dorsal and ventral flattening is very significant, gray-brown, gray-blue; It is a herbivorous terrestrial group with chewing mouthparts, and is the only crustacean animal that is fully adapted to land life and does not belong to insects. The rat woman breathes with her gills, and the gills can only function in a moist environment, so the rat woman lives in a damp place.

They are found from the seaside to the highlands at an altitude of about 5,000 meters. The first antennae are short, and the last 7 pairs of thoracic limbs become footsteps, and the blood is white. However, they all need to live in humid, warm and sheltered places, and they are nocturnal and nocturnal, with negative phototaxis and feign death.

The shell of the rat woman has a thin layer of oil, which is not easy to be stuck by spider webs, etc., unlike insects and spiders that are highly adapted to life on land, and are distributed in most areas of our country, in the field, mainly harmful to cucumbers, tomatoes, rape, etc., and the common species are representatives of the tide insect family, rat **, ball mouse **. Light has a great influence on the life of the rat woman.

The grub is the larva of the golden tortoise shell, also known as the white soil silkworm and walnut worm. Adults are commonly known as tortoise shells or beetles. In addition to harming Lipu taro, it also harms a variety of vegetables.

According to its feeding habits, it can be divided into three categories: herbivorous, fecal-eating, and saprophyrcus. Among them, the herbivorous grub has a wide range of feeding habits, harms a variety of crops, cash crops and flower seedlings, likes to eat freshly sown seeds, roots, tubers and seedlings, and is a worldwide underground pest, which is very harmful. In addition, some species of grubs can be used in medicine and are beneficial to humans.

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The dung insect is commonly known as the dung shell, the whole is black or dark brown, and there is a smooth narrow band between the compound eyes; The distal segments of the antennae are long comb-toothed. There is a transverse ridge in the middle of the dorsal plate of the prothoracic plate, the ridge is interrupted and slightly bent forward into an obtuse angle, the anterior and inferior part of the angular process has a shallow depression, the foot is stout, and there are rows of brownish-red burrs on both sides of the tarsal joints of the middle and hind feet.

The appearance of females is quite different from that of males. The main manifestations are the head ** without angular process, flat at the back, oblate and raised in front, and a transverse ridge at the apex; The transverse ridge of the dorsal plate of the prothoracic plate is nearly straight, with dentate angularities at the ends of both sides, and only the lateral deep concave is clearly visible.

A spoon-shaped insect that turns its feces into a ball. They lay their eggs on this bulbous droppings and bury the eggs. This allows the larvae to hatch with ready-made food**.

Midges are an insect that belongs to the family Diptera. They are usually smaller, between about 1-3 mm in length, and have a slender body. Midges feed on a variety of species, with some species feeding on nectar and others feeding on other insects or plant sap.

Midges are widely distributed around the world and are commonly found in humid environments such as rivers, lakes and marshes. Some species of midges bite people and animals, causing itching and discomfort, and can also spread disease.

Midges, midges can not only produce direct harassing harm to humans and animals through bites, but also can transmit a variety of pathogens, such as bacteria, viruses and parasites through blood-sucking activities, and cause corresponding diseases, so midges are important vector insects closely related to human and animal diseases.

Immediate wheal** has a small punctate wound of midge bites, itching sensation immediately after being bitten, and the wheal and itching reach a peak within half an hour, and subside within 24 hours, leaving no traces. Lesions are mostly in exposed areas, especially in the lower legs, ankles, dorsum of feet, and forearms, and can occur on the face and ears in those who sit and lie in the wild.

Midges are extremely small insects that are also known as dwarf midges. They are about 1-4 mm long and usually appear in spring and summer. Midge food mainly consists of nectar and other small insects such as mosquitoes and aphids.

Although they may seem insignificant, midges have important roles in many ecosystems, such as pollination, feeding chains, soil productivity, and more. Midges are also an important vector for the transmission of diseases.

Many people may confuse midges with other midges, but they are actually different species. Midges are usually golden, black, or brown in color and have wings, while midges are black or dark brown in color and have no wings. In addition, midges usually have longer antennae than midges.

Although midges play an important role in the ecosystem, they can also cause problems for humans. The bite of midges can cause severe itching and swelling, and may even cause the spread of diseases such as West Nile virus and Japanese encephalitis. Therefore, midge control is very important, including preventive measures such as the use of insect sprays, the wearing of long clothes and trousers, and the use of mosquito nets.

In addition, environmental protection is another important factor in midge control, as midges play an important role in many ecosystems. In order to reduce the disturbance to natural ecosystems, we need to find safer and more effective ways to control midges and avoid excessive impact on the ecological balance. In addition, research on midges is also very important to understand how they function in the ecosystem to better protect our environment and physical health.

1. What is a miasma: The miasma is a kind of chronic wasting disease caused by the erosion of the lungs caused by the infection of tuberculosis and the erosion of the lungs caused by the weakness of the chickadee, the main clinical manifestations of cough, hemoptysis, hot flashes, night sweats and gradual weight loss.

2. It can be divided into two categories: primary and secondary, the former is the lesion caused by the first infection of tuberculosis bacteria in the human body, which is called primary infection, which is more common in young children and adolescents, while the latter is based on the primary infection, remaining in the lesion, and the tuberculosis bacteria in the lymph nodes are latent for a long time.