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    FACP 2 APPROACHES AND PRACTICES IN PEST MANAGEMENT SUBMITTED BY: MESHELEMIAH A. SALLEVA SUBMITTED TO: MR. STEVE DOMONDON WABAN PEST IN THE RICE Common name: Scientific name: 1. Rice Hispa Dicladispa armigera 2. Rice Leaf Folder Cnaphalocrocis medinalis 3. Striped Stem Borer Chilo supressalis 4. White Stem Borer Scirpophaga innotata 5. Yellow Stem Borer Scirpophaga incertulas 6. White-Backed Planthopper Sogatella furcifera 7. Brown Plant Hopper Nilaparvata lugens 8. Ant Selonopsis geminate

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    portrayed as fragile and vulnerable. Williams states in the stage directions that Blanche’s dress should “suggest a moth”. This comparison foreshadows the way in which Blanche pursues that which eventually destroys her‚ ’like a moth to a flame’ where Blanche is the moth‚ and her constant pursuit of desire and pleasure‚ the flame. Moreover the small and fragile image of a moth is representative of fragile and vulnerable mental state‚ as well as her vulnerable position in society as a

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    Annie Dillard‚ the author of “The Death of a Moth” and Virginia Woolf‚ the author of “The Death of the Moth” have very different outlooks on the subject of life and death. Annie Dillard notices the point of loss and gain involved in the circle of life. Virginia Woolf‚ however‚ seems to see life as pointless and meaningless. It is essentially a postponement of the inevitable to her. Each author writes her essay at a different point in the year. This has a major impact on the personalities each

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    1. Annie Dillard in the first part of the book have talked about growing up in pittsburgh on 1950s. She focuses on her family life‚ her childhood activities‚ and her experiences with nature and how it have left a mark in her life. The american childhood is about the moments she lived in her childhood and how she immersed into being an adult. Having been lived in Pittsburg in 19th century‚ she talks about how it felt to live in the society full of upper class people. In addition‚ she talks about

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    {draw:g} {draw:g} {draw:g} Table of Contents Introduction Who was Charles Darwin? Charles Darwin was born in 1809 in Shrewsbury‚ England. Originally‚ Darwin did not believe in the idea of evolution and trained to be a priest before studying geology and biology. In 1831‚ when Darwin was 22‚ he set sail around the world on HMS Beagle‚ a naval survey ship. The trip lasted for 5 years during which time the ship stopped at many places including the Galápagos Islands‚ just off the west

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    soil-dwelling bacterium of the genus Bacillus. Additionally‚ B. thuringiensis also occurs naturally in the gut of caterpillars of various types of moths and butterflies‚ as well as on the dark surface of plants. B. thuringiensis was discovered 1901 in Japan by Ishiwata and 1911 in Germany by Ernst Berliner‚ who discovered a disease called Schlaffsucht in flour moth caterpillars. B. thuringiensis is closely related to B. cereus‚ a soil bacterium‚ and B. anthracis‚ the cause of anthrax: the three organisms

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    to watch a moth‚ which he then describes to the reader. He finds it ridiculous that it flies toward the candle even though it’s headed right for the flame and will end up dying. He expresses this thought by commenting on‚ "What silly beggars they are to blunder in‚ /And scorch their wings with glory‚ liquid flame" (lines 2-3). Of course‚ moths are not beggars; they are not poor citizens‚ but Sassoon uses personification to further develop the moth’s behavior. These lines imply that moths beg for their

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    soon as [he] arrived . . . made an attempt to find [his] host."  The “moth” imagery is significant because it conveys a sort of unconsciousness that Gatsby’s party guests embody. Insects are traditionally viewed as unintelligent followers‚ traveling about without a specific purpose or reason. Likewise‚ the people attending Gatsby’s parties are overall superficial‚ bouncing around without purpose. Furthermore‚ moths are particularly significant because they are tragic creatures; they move toward

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    Becoming the Third Dimension Images splatter against the viewer ’s face like a moth on the windshield when gazing at the pigmented speckles dappled along the textured canvas hanging on the wall in the local gallery. Examining the seemingly incomplete picture before them‚ the viewer may inquire as to the perception of the painted figure from various angles as opposed to the solitary linear image presented by the artist. Mona Lisa ’s intriguing smile may birth more questions if the art critic

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    Poems for essay: Neutral Tones‚ A Broken Appointment‚ The Moth-Signal. Interpretation is said to be an explanation or conceptualization of a work of literature or other art form by a critic. Hardy is known for integrating personal events from his life‚ into his poems that allow the reader to develop a fully rounded view of what he was trying to convey in his work. Love and its effects are one of his most famous themes that are the basis of many of his poems. Hardy tends to use references to many

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