How To Use Codling In A Sentence
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Grandfather sold the russets and the codlings and the pippins from his orchard, and those he didn't sell he stored in his pristine white-washed cellar, where huge black hams and sides of bacon were hanging from black hooks.
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In the Pacific Northwest, for example, apple growers adorn their trees with dispensers that saturate the air with the chemical sex attractant, or pheromone, of female codling moths.
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As expected given low levels of wild codling moths, release of sterile males, and treatment with pheromone, there was no detectable codling moth damage in any orchard.
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Some 600,000 codlings are due to be delivered to cages belonging to the sea farms this summer.
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Fishing Deep Sea fishing offers everything from conger eel to codling, even the occasional shark.
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The three main insect pests that damage apple fruits are apple maggot flies, plum curculio, and codling moth.
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In even shallower water, the kelp cover thickened and small pollack and codling darted around, snapping at particles in the water.
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Therefore, these methods deserve to bein quarantine and control of codling moth in China.
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For example, codling moth larvae do not consume much of the apple that they infest, but they cause great esthetic damage by their presence and can render produce unmarketable.
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You start counting days after that minumum temperature and then you spray your codling killer, pyrethrin in this case.
Mifflin Library and the rapidly aging farmer
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Fishermen often come there, as indicated by the sign which says it's a good spot for catching flatfish, bass and codling.
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They are economical to raise, however, and mass releases can be very effective against corn earworm, cabbageworms, loopers, hornworms, codling moth and other leaf-eating caterpillars.
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Fishing Deep Sea fishing offers everything from conger eel to codling, even the occasional shark.
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They are an active predator feeding mainly on whitefish such as whiting, codling and haddock, also small rays, flatfish, dogfish and even scallops and crabs.
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During a recent dive on her there were so many juvenile fish (mainly pollack and codling) that the wreck resembled one of those Red Sea wrecks surrounded by shoals of glassfish.
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The sea angling season to date has seen an improvement on last year with big catches of tope and codling reported.
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Among the most destructive enemies of the apple orchard are the codling moth, various species of mites, the woolly aphid, the apple maggot, the red-banded leaf roller, and scale insects.
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Unlike a pheromone, which involves only one species, kairomones are chemicals emitted by one species - in this case pears - that attract and benefit another, such as codling moths.
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Beyond Rush Limbaugh, the self-proclaimed "last man standing" against Obama worship, mocking Obama for, among other things, painting a wall in a homeless shelter in a call for national service as codling the poor, most criticism of Obama from the right takes the form of criticism of the financial bailout and the economic stimulus plan.
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Adjusting one or more application parameters to increase either the deposition and/or retention of microcapsules over time may be a useful approach to extend the efficacy of sprayables for codling moth.
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Also sometimes middling turbot, with whiting, codling and large flounders; the small fish, as above, they sell in the country.
A Tour through the Eastern Counties of England, 1722
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The Codling Fault terminates abruptly against the Palaeozoic Welsh Massif.
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Modern Technology for me is a max/min thermometer that will tell me when the biofix for the codling moth is in.
Mifflin Library and the rapidly aging farmer
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These pests are almost certainly the caterpillars of the codling moth.
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Codling moth adults were observed on several occasions resting on the plastic egg traps.
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Many garden pests are carabid food: cutworms, codling moth larvae, tent caterpillars, slugs, snails and cankerworms to name a few.
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Even earwigs can be useful because they eat aphids, codling moth eggs and the red spider mite.
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Apple scab over-winters on fallen leaves, codling moth caterpillars live in fallen apples and pear midge grubs live in fallen fruitlets.
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- One of the main problems when growing apples and pears is a pest called the codling moth, the pink-white grubs of which How can I stop my marrows from getting powdery mildew without using chemicals?
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They are economical to raise, however, and mass releases can be very effective against corn earworm, cabbageworms, loopers, hornworms, codling moth and other leaf-eating caterpillars.
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This fish may be distinguished from codling by the long filaments of the ventral fins and the more rounded tail fin.
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Many garden pests are carabid food: cutworms, codling moth larvae, tent caterpillars, slugs, snails and cankerworms to name a few.
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Many garden pests are carabid food: cutworms, codling moth larvae, tent caterpillars, slugs, snails and cankerworms to name a few.
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It lures male codling moths on to a sticky platform (from which there is no escape) to limit fertilisation of the females and reduce the number of grubs, which feed inside developing fruits.
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At first I thought it was the oriental fruit moth; then I was sure it was the brown marmorated stink bug; this year I blamed codling moths.
The City
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But in the USA our dumb ed down “for Profit” media will continue codling these folks until half of our damn population are dim witted asshats!
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Sex attractants called pheromones have been the main tool available to growers for monitoring codling moths in orchards.
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And as for Cod, that was derived directly from that "great store of codfish" which Captain Bartholomew Gosnold caught there in 1602; which fish appears to have been so called from the Saxon word codde, "a case in which seeds are lodged," either from the form of the fish, or the quantity of spawn it contains; whence also, perhaps, codling ( "pomum coctile"?) and coddle, -- to cook green like peas.
Cape Cod
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Fishermen often come there, as indicated by the sign which says it's a good spot for catching flatfish, bass and codling.
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• Cooking apples are distinctly tart when raw a pH around 3 and sugar content around 12%, well-balanced when cooked, and have a firm flesh that tends to maintain its structure when heated in pies or tarts, rather than falling immediately into a puree or—as in some early “codling” varieties— into a fluffy froth.
On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen
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The calculations of the "curculio" and "codling moth" are brought to naught by turning hogs into the orchard to eat the stung fruit as it falls, and the larva that depastures upon the leaves of the current and gooseberry is destroyed by syringing the plants with a mixture of soap, salt, and water.
The $100 Prize Essay on the Cultivation of the Potato. Prize offered by W. T. Wylie and awarded to D. H. Compton. How to Cook the Potato, Furnished by Prof. Blot.
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Those republicans who are greedy (as most are) are given the promise of getting rich, big tax cuts, cutting crime by not codling the poor ‘black man’ and welfare queens while they kill any of them that are ‘dangerous’.
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As the tide rises, lithe and glashin, brazers, gurnet, rock codling, and crowds of cuddings come here to feed, and the fisherman, on those rare days, when he can land at all, may count on bringing home with him great bunches of fish strung through the gills.
The Northern Iron
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I was tempted by some mouth-watering fish options, including swordfish steak and young codling, described in sumptuous detail.
