A few soilborne viruses may be spread by the swimming spores of primitive, soil-inhabiting pathogenic fungi, such as those causing big vein of lettuce, soilborne wheat mosaic, and tobacco necrosis.
Males of most primitive soil-dwelling arthropod species place sperm drops on threads in damp locations or use threads or chemical products to guide females to externally placed spermatophores.
The soil types in the map were grouped into 12 categories, i.e., argosols, semiluvisols, caliche soils, arid soils, desert soils, skeletol primitive soils, semihydromorphic soils, hydromorphic soils, saline soils, anthrosols, alpine soils, and ferralisols.
Members of so-called "more primitive" societies, when observing a surface soil layer, distinguish between soil strata according to colour and texture, how easily they can be worked, and the best match between soil and crop type (Dubiez et al. 2014).
Also present in prodigious numbers in the soil are microscopic mites and primitive, wingless insects called springtails.
VICE cofounder Suroosh Afterconsidereachingng back before working up the nerve to crosummitbridge" constructed out of bamboo shoots and vines that leads to the Mai Mai stronghold. .
Proturan (class Protura), any of a group of about 150 species of minute (0.5 to 2 mm [0.02 to 0.08 inch]), pale, wingless, blind, primitive insects that live in damp humus and soil and feed on decaying organic matter.
If its ancient watery, organic soils eventually led to the appearance of primitive living beings before catastrophe struck, we can conclude that life could be relatively commonplace in the cosmos, he argues.
This translates to about 5percentt of global opium production because the soil is poor and farming techniques are more primitive in Myanmar than in the fertile valleys of Afghanistan.
But this translates to only about 5percentt of actual opium production, because the soil is poor and farming techniques are more primitive in Myanmar than in the fertile valleys of Afghanistan.
