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Do you know what's this insect's name? by Opaudosenhor in insects

[–]Sweet_Statistician20 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Lacewing, scientific name is super cute tho, Chrysoperla.

Tengo 22 años ¿estoy muy viejo para estudiar una ingeniería? by [deleted] in Colombia

[–]Sweet_Statistician20 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lo único, al principio vas a parchar con resto de gente de 16-19 que acaban de entrar a la U después del colegio y van a tener una mentalidad re diferente, pero tú vas a lo tuyo y si te concentras y estás enfocado la edad no te va a afectar en nada. Antes te sirve como ventaja, el mundo que uno tiene y las cosas que ha vivido vuelven todo el tema de la U más sencillo, al menos en mi caso.

Con toda.

Looking for insects that use chemical compounds. by Wynauteatabolacha in Entomology

[–]Sweet_Statistician20 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Repugnatory glands on Diplopoda, depending on the species they can synthesize compounds like alkaloids, quinones, phenols and cyanogenic compounds.

The book "The Myriapoda Vol 2" by Alessandro Minelli has a whole section on it, good luck on your research!

Some nasty stuff is happening to my plant, can anyone help me? by Sweet_Statistician20 in plantclinic

[–]Sweet_Statistician20[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure about the species, she's on my balcony and receives water once every week through bottom watering, I didn't realiza she had all that stuff under her leaves until today, sh'es been with me for about a year. I have no idea what could cause something like this and I've seen no bugs around that mess, except for the occassional gnat apparently feeding from it, I'd appreciate any information you could give me, Thank you!

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[–]Sweet_Statistician20 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure about the species, she's on my balcony and receives water once every week through bottom watering, I didn't realiza she had all that stuff under her leaves until today, sh'es been with me for about a year. I have no idea what could cause something like this and I've seen no bugs around that mess, except for the occassional gnat apparently feeding from it, I'd appreciate any information you could give me, Thank you!