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Woodlouse - Wikipedia
Woodlice are terrestrial isopods in the suborder Oniscidea. Their name is derived from being often found in old wood. en.wikipedia.org
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Common woodlouse | The Wildlife Trusts
Common woodlice are important for their ability to feed off dead plants and creatures, recycling vital nutrients. There are 30 species of woodlouse in the UK in ... www.wildlifetrusts.org
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How to Prevent and Get Rid Of Woodlice In the House - Pest Defence
Woodlice feed on rotting wood, mildew and decaying matter/plant life. In the home, they may feed on damp wood and mould, while in the garden, they will feed ... www.pestdefence.co.uk
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wood-louse
wood-louse (ˈwʊdlaʊs) Pl. wood-lice (-laɪs). [f. wood n.1 + louse n.] 1. A small isopod crustacean of the genus Oniscus or family Oniscidæ; esp. the common species O. asellus, found in old wood, under stones, etc., and having the property of rolling itself up into a ball; also called † cheeselip, ho... Oxford English Dictionary
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Wood lice: what do they eat? : r/pestcontrol - Reddit
To answer your question, they eat decomposing plant matter. I consider them a symptom of water damage to wood somewhere in your house. www.reddit.com
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Is a woodlouse an insect? | Surprising Science - YouTube
... wood and leaves. But why are these little roly polies so fond of damp places? Find out about the woodlouse's enormous water-dwelling cousin ... www.youtube.com
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wood-louse
wood-lousen (pl -lice) small wingless insect-like creature that lives in decaying wood, damp soil, etc 潮虫. 牛津英汉双解词典
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Pill bug and common rough woodlouse - Cesar Australia
Slaters (also known as woodlice, sowbugs and pill bugs) are multi-legged, land-living crustaceans found all over Australia. cesaraustralia.com
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What's that Woodlouse? - Island Nature
Woodlice have a whole host of common names including: sowbugs, woodbugs, bibble bugs, pill bugs, roly polies, sink-lice, slaters, tiggyhogs, and monkey peas. islandnature.ca
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Common Woodlouse - University of Puget Sound
It occurs in a wide range of habitats, usually moist, and can be found by turning over rocks and looking in decaying wood. www.pugetsound.edu
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Suborder Oniscidea - Woodlice - BugGuide.Net
Oniscidea contains almost all known terrestrial isopods. A few semiterrestrial s. hemisphere species are members of the order Phreatoicidea. bugguide.net
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6 common rough woodlouse facts you need to know - Discover Wildlife
The common rough woodlouse is one of the toughest of the UK woodlouse species, tolerating dry and salty conditions, such as coastlines. www.discoverwildlife.com
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Louse
Woodlouse The name woodlouse or wood-louse is given to crustaceans of the suborder Oniscidea within the order Isopoda, unrelated to lice. wikipedia.org
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sow-bug
sow-bug [f. sow n.1 5 a.] a. A wood-louse of the genus Oniscus, esp. O. asellus. b. U.S. A small marine crustacean of the genus Idotea.1750 W. Ellis Country Housew. Comp. 157 Sow-bug or Wood-louse. 1815 Kirby & Sp. Entomol. iv. (1818) I. 141 He recommends to his credulous patient to take a certain n... Oxford English Dictionary
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chesil-bob
chesil-bob dial. Also chissel-, chizzle-. = cheeselip, cheslock, wood-louse.1881 Smith I. of Wight Gl., Chissel-Bob, the wood-louse. 1883 Cope Hampsh. Gl., Chesil-bob, the wood-louse (North Hants). 1888 Lowsley Berksh. Gl., Chizzle Bobs, the bugs found under decaying wood or old bricks, etc. Oxford English Dictionary
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