Sentence examples for pomace fly from inspiring English sources

Vinegar fly, (genus Drosophila), also called pomace fly or small fruit fly, any member of a genus in the small fruit fly family, Drosophilidae (order Diptera).

Vinegar fly (genus Drosophila), also called pomace fly or small fruit fly, any member of a genus in the small fruit fly family, Drosophilidae (order Diptera).

Repression of Dll by Ubx or abd-A is well documented in a variety of model insects, particularly the holometabolous larvae of the red flour beetle Tribolium castaneum (Coleoptera) (Fig.  6c, d) [ 15, 19], pomace fly Drosophila melanogaster (Diptera) [ 20], silkworm Bombyx mori (Lepidoptera) [ 21], and other holometabolous insects (Fig.  6e– g).

The larvae of Drosophila known as pomace flies, are predacious on mealybugs and other small Homoptera, and the larvae of a few gall midges (i.e., cecidomyiids) prey on aphids and scale insects.

"The pomace-flies in Morgan's splendid experiments," he explained, "continue to be pomace-flies even if they loose all good genes necessary for a normal fly-life, or if they be possessed with all the bad genes, detrimental to the welfare of this little friend of the geneticist" (Johannsen 1923, 137).

The pomace was dried and ground, and extracts were prepared.

"Instead, they were some type of pomace oil and pomace oil and seed oils".

Wineries compost tons of grape pulp, or pomace; but pomace is also the raw material for the production of premium grappa.

Nearby is a mountain of skins, stems and seeds, called pomace.

Steve McCarthy, an Oregon distiller who produces marc, also prefers to work with white-wine pomace.

Libations include Georgian pomace brandy (chacha) as well as Brooklyn Lager, on tap.