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Do red wriggler worms affect plant growth?
Yes, red wriggler worms can improve plant growth. They break down organic material, creating nutrient-rich compost that helps nourish plants. Their burrowing activity can also aerate the soil, promoting root growth and overall plant health.
How does the earthmove?
The Earth moves in several ways. It rotates on its axis, causing day and night, and orbits around the Sun, giving us our seasons. Additionally, the Earth is also in motion within our galaxy, the Milky Way.
When was Dorothea's wriggler created?
Dorothea's wriggler was created in 1966.
When was Wriggler - video game - created?
Wriggler - video game - was created in 1985.
When did Wriggler - video game - happen?
Wriggler - video game - happened in 1985.
Is a wriggler a bacterium?
Bacteria are microscopic - you cannot see them with your eyes alone. A "wriggler" is a baby mosquito.
What does a wriggler develop from?
A wriggler is another name for some kinds of worms, The red wriggler is probably the best known of these. They develop from eggs that are contained in tiny cocoons laid by an adult worm.
What is the difference between a nymph and a wriggler?
one is nymph & the other one isn't.wriggle just wriggles like a wriggler
Why is the larva of the mosquito is known as a wriggler?
A mosquito larva is called a wriggler because when you see it in water it distinctively wriggles.
Is a silverfish young called a wriggler?
NO
Is wriggler unlockable in Mario Kart Wii?
no
How do mosquito larvae breathe when they on water?
The larva that emerges out of every egg is known as a wriggler. The wriggler floats upside down to the surface of the water. It breathes through a breathing tube that is at the end of its abdomen. The breathing tube protrudes from the surface of the water, allowing the wriggler to breathe.
What is on Wriggler's head in Mario Super Sluggers?
A Bee
What is the mother of wriggler?
The term "mother of wriggler" refers to the female parent of a "wriggler," which is commonly used to describe the larval stage of certain aquatic insects, particularly mosquitoes. In this context, the mother lays eggs in water, where they hatch into wrigglers (larvae) that wriggle through the water as they feed and grow. The term highlights the biological role of the female in the reproductive cycle of these insects.
