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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's not poisonous, but it's disgusting to look at, and I just want to throw it away when I have worms.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Indian Valley Borer. Dry goods that do not have a lot of insects can be sealed and frozen in the refrigerator for a week to ten days, and taken out to seal and preserve.
If there are a lot of insects, blanch them in boiling water and throw them away.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Indian grain borer, non-poisonous (except for allergies to it), grain sun-dried. Detail stamps.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20This is a rice worm.
It should be made of rice noodles or other food, so find a raw moth and dry it quickly, or throw it away.
Yes, but not as good as other woods.
Its main value is ornamental value. >>>More
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Hello: The first time is a normal performance, so the recent diet is lighter, spicy and stimulating foods are all affected. >>>More
Frequent toilet use Gender: FemaleAge: 22Description:
I urinate a lot a lot every day, I urinate a lot every time, I rarely drink water, I don't feel uncomfortable when I urinate, and in general, I feel like I have to go to the toilet all the time, during the day, before going to bed. What exactly is the reason ...Have been treated for a long time and whether there is a history of allergies and genetic diseases: >>>More
Indian grain borer, the larvae feed on all kinds of grains, dry goods, it must be in your kitchen stored mung beans, large open order to move the widow of the dry state sucking abalone rice, fungus and other dry food has this kind of worm, check it carefully, to see which food container has this kind of worm, that is, there are worms there, you can even see a lot of small dotted particles at the bottom of the container, that is the larval feces. >>>More