Adult weevil damage typically is seen in notching or scalloping of leaves and chewing of the bark at the base of stems. Leaves often may be left yellowed, drooping or curled. In terms of azaleas, the weevil in question is either the black vine weevil [Otiorhynchus sulcatus] or the strawberry root weevil [Otiorhynchus ovatus].
Adult weevils are black or gray. They have quite noticeable 1/4 - 3/8 inch [0.635 - 0.9525 centimeter] snouts by which they feed. They will be found on the leaves for night-time feeding. So it's later in the day they can be controlled by treatments with the active ingredient acephate, if need be every three weeks summer through September.
The larval stage also feeds on azaleas. They cause even more damage than the adults. The 1/4 - 1/2 inch [0.635 - 1.27 centimeter] legless grubs are in the soil, to feed on the azalea's roots. So that's where they'll be controlled by a soil drench, such as with imidacloprid.
A scalloped tongue can be caused by a B12 deficiency, or by TMJ or thyroid disorder. According to The Association of Tongue Scalloping With Obstructive Sleep Apnea and Related Sleep Pathology, scalloping is 70% indicative of sleep apnea.
No it merely causes the movement of clarification to be exact on it.
yes.. it causes chromosomal aberrations to lymphocytes
All types can but it is mainly dip, chewing tobacco, and cigars
Guess what.. TAYLOR LAUTNER is Jacob Black in New Moon. XD And Yes friction occurs. :] The chewing causes friction between the gum and the teeth.
Stop eating your own feces, that is the only cause of it. Other then than chewing on metal.
no but semen mixed with blood does. it causes a chemical reaction with your breath
The pig tooth has a tubercle structure which causes the tooth to have an uneven surface. This makes it excellent for chewing.
No. Chewing a gum causes acid secretion in the stomach to increase and may compromise your safety
The causes of Lampers in the equine family are not known. It could be from chewing hard food, or it could be an irritation from something else. It usually goes away on its own.
gum chewing in general is bad for you. it causes wear and tear on teeth unnessarily and can cause problems later in life
Not chewing the cauliflower thoroughly? A doctor could probably tell you, have you been to one about it?