Slugs in A Sentence

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    A couple had started to go rotten - thanks slugs.

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    A couple more slugs of this stuff and I'll be fine.

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    A good way to practice organic gardening slug control is to put measures in place to keep slugs away from your plants beginning early in the season.

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    Aldrovandi in De animalibus insectis (1602) almost contemporaneously distinguished between "terrestrial insects," including woodlice, earthworms and slugs, and "aquatic insects," comprising annelids and starfishes.

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    All that is necessary for their well-being is protection from slugs, which soon scent them from afar.

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    Birds eat the slugs, the cat eats the bird and the lungworms are in the cat's body before you know it.

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    Dead slugs & snails left for a few days in water to ferment.

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    Did you know coffee grinds are great for deterring slugs?

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    Division. P. comosum is very slow-growing, and must be particularly guarded against slugs.

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    Dried couch grass - lightly sprinkled - toxic to slugs.

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    Each night, the slugs crawled out of the moons and stars and slithered off on their fungal foray.

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    Fresh soot is rather caustic and may be used as a soil fumigant to destroy insects and slugs.

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    He began as a performing artist, swallowing swords eating fire and slugs and doing feats of strength.

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    How to deter slugs, snails, mollusks around hosta plants slugs and snails enjoy hosta plants slugs and snails enjoy hosta environments.

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    I have a dill seedling, safely tucked away under a plastic bottle cloche away from the mean old slugs.

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    I think I can answer some of these questions by considering the behavior of garden slugs living on a hard ceramic floor.

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    I'm planning the opposite way up for my bottle tops - mini cloches to hopefully defend against the evil slugs!

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    If all else fails, and if you are vigilant about looking for slugs in the garden, you can physically remove them from your garden when you see them.

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    If you already have slugs in your garden, there are many different organic gardening slug control options you can try.

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    If you can't stand the idea of touching slugs, even with gloves on, try removing them with chopsticks.

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    If you do n't like the feel of slugs use a hand trowel to pick them up.

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    If you don't like the feel of slugs use a hand trowel to pick them up.

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    In England the word "snail" in popular language is associated with Gasteropods which inhabit land or fresh water, and which possess large conspicuous spiral shells; terrestrial Gasteropods, in which the shell is rudimentary and concealed, are distinguished as "slugs."

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    In many cases you can simply remove the offending bugs (like grubs and slugs) when you see them and relocate them to another part of the yard (or another yard).

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    In other slugs, namely, Limax and Anion, the shell-sac remains permanently closed over the shell-plate, which in the latter genus consists of a granular mass of carbonate of lime.

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    In small flowers which are crowded at the same level or in flat flowers in which the stigmas and anthers project but little, slugs or snails creeping over their surface may transfer to the stigma the pollen which clings to the slimy foot.

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    In some Pulmonata (snails) the foot is extended at right angles to the visceral hump, which rises from it in the form of a coil as in Streptoneura; in others the visceral hump is not elevated, but is extended with the foot, and the shell is small or absent (slugs).

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    It is thought that slugs like acidic soil, so adding lime will make it less attractive to them.

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    It sometimes reaches a height of 12 inches or more, and is only hardy in dry and sunny places; in a sharp winter and in cold places it is only safe under glass, and it needs careful protection from slugs at all times.

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    Karl Semper has shown that these slugs have, in addition to the usual pair of cephalic eyes, a number of eyes developed upon the dorsal integument.

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    Kill the slugs = no eggs or destroy the eggs = no slugs.

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    May be attacked by aphids, vine weevil, slugs, leaf and bud eelworms and greenhouse red spider mite.

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    Never mind that to aliens from Mars, Earth women must be as sexually attractive as sea slugs, "Mars Needs Women".

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    No worse than them eating too many slugs I suppose.

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    One advantage of using edgings of this kind, especially in kitchen gardens, is that they do not harbour slugs and similar vermin, which all live edgings do, and often to a serious extent, if they are left to grow large.

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    Onions can also keep away slugs, aphids and other pests.

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    Pallas in 1778, who took them to be slugs and described them under the name Limax lanceolatus.

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    Secondly, the group uses DNA sequences to estimate the topology and timing of deep evolutionary relationships among the pulmonate land snails and slugs.

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    She reached down behind the desk and brought out a bottle of gin and poured two healthy slugs into water glasses.

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    Slugs and snails do n't have jaws, instead they have a radula, they are the only animals to have a radula.

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    Slugs and snails don't have jaws, instead they have a radula, they are the only animals to have a radula.

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    Slugs and snails love to chew on leaves, particularly hosta and other plants growing in moist, shady locations.

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    Slugs and snails may also munch on the berries.

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    Slugs and woodlice are the worst enemies of mushroom crops.

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    Slugs are attracted to the smell and will fall into the cup and drown.

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    Slugs are masters in secreting such slimy substances all over their body, especially on the ventral side.

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    Slugs are often destructive to the young shoots, but may be checked by a few sprinklings of soot or lime.

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    Slugs can damage the roots as well as the foliage of garden plants.

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    Slugs can do a lot of damage to your plants, but the good news is there are ways to get rid of these foul creatures without harming the planet.

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    Snails and slugs are fond of this plant, and in spring, and even in mild winters, may destroy it.

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    Still the dry worked wonders keeping the slugs down.

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    The Allium members help deter slugs and aphids which can destroy nightshade vegetables.

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    The biggest pests most home gardeners have to contend with are birds and slugs or snails.

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    The commoner European slugs of small size all belong to the genus Limax, in which the opening of the mantle-chamber is posterior.

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    The families Limacidae, Arionidae and Oncidiidae of the same sub-order, include nearly all the slugs.

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    The feline worms use snails and slugs as hosts.

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    The mulch is a damp environment slugs will like and mulching too close to the plants gives them easy access to the good stuff.

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    The permanence of the primitive shell-sac in these slugs is a point of considerable interest.

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    The problem is that it could be confused with other sea slugs of the same genus, especially the common species Doto coronata.

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    The Romans are credited with having purposely introduced the edible snail (Helix pomatia) into England, and the common garden snail and slugs (Helix aspersa, Limax agrestis and Anion hortensis) have been unwittingly established in New Zealand.

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    The so-called eelworms (Nematodes) may do immense damage on roots and in the grains of cereals, and every one knows how predatory slugs and snails are.

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    The species of Helix are all herbivorous, like the Pulmonata generally; snails and slugs are well-known enemies to the gardener.

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    The TVs should help, but gym staff often have an uncanny knack for offering up exciting choices like a documentary about garden slugs, a badly dubbed 70s drama from Poland, or the world cricket championships.

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    The young leaves are a favourite prey of slugs and snails.

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    There are about 40 different kinds of slugs in the United States, but the most common is known as the garden slug.

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    There will be no big black slugs shot at, only the ones you shoot through your gun.

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    Therefore the only effectual way to destroy slugs is to sow lime, in dust, and not slaked.

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    These common garden pests can be lured away from strawberries with a variety of organic traps, including a little beer poured into a pan to entice slugs away from fruit and into the pan where they drown.

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    These fertilizers make lush, rapid growth which only encourages slugs!

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    These traps will only attract slugs from a nearby area.

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    They are mostly carnivorous, and eat other pests such as slugs, so they are generally beneficial in the garden.

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    This makes it harder for the slugs to get to your plants.

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    Three slugs of gin later he managed to get away, just as the desk was beginning to look appealing.

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    Thus the whole of the Pulmonata (which breathe air, are destitute of gill-plumes and operculum and have a complicated hermaphrodite reproductive system) are either snails or slugs.

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    To protect it against slugs, which are too fond of it, strips of perforated zinc, about 3 inches wide, bent so as to form rings round the plants, are used.

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    Tobacco dust will dislodge most of the numerous kinds of slugs, caterpillars or worms that make their appearance on the young shoots of vines or trees.

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    Using cedar or oak bark or gravel chips also makes a dehydrating environment that slugs don't like.

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    Various species among those that are predaceous attack smaller insects, hunt in packs crustaceans larger than themselves, insert their narrow heads into snail-shells to pick out and devour the occupants, or pursue slugs and earthworms underground.

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    Weeding regularly will help break up soil clumps that slugs like to hang out it and may be effective at reducing your populations.

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    Well, have to have something nice to think about whilst picking the horrible slugs off your brassicas !

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    Well, have to have something nice to think about whilst picking the horrible slugs off your brassicas!

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    When the young plants are 3 inches in height, dibble them out again either into a frame or under handlights to keep away slugs.

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    When they 're young and tender they 're vulnerable to slugs and snails which rasp away at the stem until the whole plant shrivels.

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    Where slugs and snails are a problem, put out non-toxic slug bait or traps or use copper strips around the plants.

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    Whether the closed primitive shell-sac of the slugs (and with it the transient embryonic shell-gland of all other Mollusca) is precisely the same thing as the closed sac in which the calcareous pen or shell of the Cephalopod Sepia and its allies is formed, is a further question which we shall consider when dealing with the Cephalopoda.

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    You can also use lava rock to surround the garden as a physical barrier that slugs find it difficult to move through.

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    You can always see the lazy common seals lying about sunbathing like large gray slugs.

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    You can trap slugs and snails by sinking containers of beer into your garden near damaged plants.