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• For hundreds of years, he said, Australians have eaten the lerp.
• Lerp operations are built into the hardware of all modern computer graphics processors.
• Their role in controlling lerp infestations in the eucalyptus forests of Australia may be significant.
• The lerp out of hardened honeydew.
• LERP candidate Joseph Korto won 3.3 % of the vote in the presidential poll.
• The lerp, excreted as protective covering, coats the ground and gets tracked indoors by people and pets.
• Whenever the local forests die back due to increased lerp psyllid infestations, bell miners undergo a population boom.
• Leaves are covered with tiny plant lice called psyllids and their nymphs that are coated with cones of sticky white lerp.
• Pakistan Day was observed in the Lyari Expressway Resettlement Project ( LERP ) sites of Hawksbay and Taiser Town in a unique manner.
• First came the redgum lerp psyllids, tiny aphid-like pests sucking life from stands of eucalyptus trees across the San Fernando Valley.
• Marty Friedman, a tree surgeon with the Los Angeles Recreation and Parks Department, said he doubts hungry Angelenos would stem the lerp ravage.
• In 1927, Emil Lerp, the founder of Dolmar, developed the world's first gasoline-powered chainsaw and mass-produced them.
• Insects, such as psyllids and Christmas beetles from the genus " lerp forming psyllid " Glycaspis siliciflava " eats only this species.
• Among those " most wanted " are the Asian longhorned beetle, eucalyptus lerp psyllid, Japanese bee tle, pink hibiscus mealybug and giant salvinia.
• Nyerges describes the lerp tent as a sticky, waxy, sweet treat that can be licked off the leaf, pupae and all, similar to a honeycomb.
• In the latest assault on the eucalyptus tree crippling red gum lerp psyllid, a naturalist insists that making a tasty snack of the insects and their excretions will help.
• Visible on the leaves of infested trees is a white, bubbly substance excreted by the lerp and woven into a protective tent under which the pupae, or baby insects, grow.
• The invading red gum lerp psyllid, which drains the juice from eucalyptus trees, is a newcomer to America, and experts don't yet know the best way to fight it.
• For the stately Australian imports planted nearly a century ago, the chief culprit is the redgum lerp psyllid, an aphidlike bug blamed for the death of thousands of eucalyptus throughout California since 1991.
• First spotted in the Los Angeles region in 1998, the lerp has spread rapidly to thousands of eucalyptus trees, damaging and even killing them while excreting a sticky goo that gums up people and cars.