These bare areas are red with lines of iridescent blue dots while the colour of the rest of the test and spines varies from reddish brown to purple, dark brown or nearly black.
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The diaphragmatic surface of the liver that is in direct contact with the diaphragm ( just beyond the peritoneal reflections ) has no peritoneal covering, and is termed the bare area of the liver.
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He said he kept watching weather forecasts calling for the rain to stop in a few days and waited to replant bare areas, but that window of fair weather didn't come until the past few days.
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They forage on the ground singly, in pairs or small flocks for seeds, vegetable matter and insects, mostly in bare areas between clumps of grasses and occasionally in dry rocky watercourses or dry margins of wetlands.
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The construction is done on a bare area resulting from the Rennes fire in 1720, partly by taking the old Hotel de Brie in the west and enjoying the place left by the fire in the east.
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Burning is ineffective, as it only creates new bare areas for seedlings to occupy . " G . tetrum " and " Cucullia verbasci " usually have little effect on " V . thapsus " populations as a whole.
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His seven by five meter ( yard ) tent is divided into a bare area where he meets with other men, and the living quarters where he and his family sleep on the ground next to the firewood cooking area.
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When you do your maintenance pruning in the spring, including this shortening, shear off half of last year's growth on the sides as well as the top to continue promoting a dense wall all the way down without bare areas.
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The species originally inhabited stony ground in mountains, particularly cliffs, but since about 1900 has expanded to include similar urban habitats including bombed areas during and after World War II, and large industrial complexes that have the bare areas and cliff-like buildings it favours; in Great Britain, most of the small breeding population nests in such industrial areas.
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But since you have so many weeds, eliminate those first, then re-sod large, bare areas and / or plug smaller, bare areas with new St . Augustine . ( I know you don't want to start over, but if there is little remaining St . Augustine to jump-start, it might be easier to just re-sod the entire lawn with a disease-resistant variety .)
