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Meaning of "chafer"
chafer (noun) - An obsolete term for a person who haggles over small matters, especially in business transactions
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- One who chafes.
- A vessel for heating water; hence, a dish or pan.
- A vessel for holding burning coals or hot water used as a warmer.
- Any of several scarab beetles, including the cockchafer, leaf chafer, and rose chafer.
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Rose chafer larvae are rarely seen.
These parasites will eliminate the chafer larvae.
The chafer is the heavyweight of the insect fliers.
They know well the value of the fat chafer as food.
Chafer had a tremendous influence on the evangelical movement.
The police and the Chafer anxious to eat me.
Clothianidin is registered for the control of European chafer.
The description of chafer construction and its installation on trawl nets was shown.
Entomopathogenic nematodes parasitize white grubs chafer and Japanese beetle.
Chafer observes that the transition from the Messianic.
Koppert offers different solutions for biological pest control of Garden chafer.
The presence of a few Chafer Grubs in your lawn should not cause you to panic.
The grubs are also much smaller in size than European chafer and June beetle grubs.
Lewis Sperry Chafer was chosen as its first president.
Ambrose and Chafer.
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The European Chafer completes a life cycle in one year.
It is prohibited to use a strengthening bag and a top-side chafer simultaneously.
Increased European chafer risk lighttextured soils.
Chafer adults are smaller than June beetles but larger than Japanese beetles.
Lewis Sperry Chafer became first president.
Chafer for his Seminary.
It is Chafer lair.
Chafer appears to be the originator of the idea,.
It is prohibited to use more than one top-side chafer at any time.
The European Chafer completes its life cycle in one year.
That is, a breakdown due to separation of the rubber chafer can be effectively prevented.
Lewis Sperry Chafer links to various writings.
For example, the carcass may be covered by a reinforcing layer such as a wire chafer.
As a result, the chafer is arranged only in the vicinity of the bead core.
Many species of dung - roller and chafer beetles also live here.
Chafer grub infestations can occur 1 year after soybean crops on sandy soils.
The axially outer end of the chafer terminates radially inward of the carcass ply 12.
A round strap may encircle the strengthening bags but may not encircle a top-side or bottom-side chafer.
A stiffener rubber 7 and a chafer 8 are arranged as a reinforcement at each of the bead portions.
One group in particular has been especially prominent - Chafer.
The chafer 16 is usually constituted by a cloth and a rubber impregnated into the cloth.
Suitable properties for ply coat compounds and chafer 20 compound fall in the following ranges.
Alternatively, the chafer can be positioned in correspondence of the flipper external leg portion.
A beautiful group of scarabs is the Cetonid or the chafer - beetles.
Preferably, the chafer is located between the flipper and the carcass ply.
Remember: the best defense against the Chafer beetle is a healthy lawn.
They also live in parks and gardens, hence the common name of Garden Chafer.
On sandy soils, European chafer populations can reduce plant stands.
Guldbagge is the Swedish name for Cetonia aurata, a beetle also known as rose chafer.
Lewis Sperry Chafer has a similar list in his book entitled, Salvation.
Additional CRUISER 5FS seed treatment may be needed when European chafer activity is high.
Chafer Legge's sons and daughter were also skaters, Noah being the most successful.
Do you prefer the Lemon team or the Chafer Archer team?
European chafer larvae, commonly called white grubs, overwinter in the soil.
The initial formation of the band was composed by him, Pau Chafer and Shara Rope.
