His emphasis was on the " supposed, " because he said the big white flies appeared in respectable numbers perhaps three days out of 20, and he no longer took anglers to experience the frustration of looking for what he called the " hexed hatch ."
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The overall potential of the horticultural sector is limited by the presence of various pests ( including fruit and white flies ), and therefore needs technical assistance to develop in-country SPS capacity for meeting international standards, and infrastructure to increase the efficiency of surveillance and compliance.
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Like most edible nightshades, the " S . candidum " is attractive to pests such as aphids, white flies, beetles, and spider mites, all of which can destroy naranjillas and coconas quickly . " S . candidum " reportedly has a slightly higher resistance to those pests.
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In a series of giant sculptures of funghi " Giant Triple Mushrooms " ( 2010 ) , two quarters of each sculpture replicate the looks of two random fungi; half, a very specific species : the large red-and-white fly agaric fungus, Amanita muscaria, occurring wild in Eurasia.
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Yet if only men ( and men s fields ) participate in IPM projects while women and their home gardens are ignored, the no-host period does not work, as the white fly reproduces in women s gardens and then comes out in full force to eat the " men s " tomatoes.
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An attempt at commercial cultivation was made in New Zealand in the 1980s, though an overall lack of selective breeding, the unpredictability of fruit flavor ( usually very sweet, but sometimes sour or bitter ), the somewhat delicate nature of this shade-loving plant, and an attractiveness to pests like aphids, white flies and spider mites all caused those domestication efforts to fail.
