Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
billbug
Swedish translation:
La Plata vivel (Sphenophorus brunnipennis)
Added to glossary by
Fredrik Pettersson
Apr 4, 2017 12:59
7 yrs ago
English term
billbug
English to Swedish
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Agriculture
Jag översätter webbplatsen för ett företag som säljer olika typer av bekämpningsmedel, och då står det så här:
XXX containsSteinernema carpocapsaebeneficial nematodes that protect crops and plants from damage caused by a broad range of pests includingcodling moth, shore flies, flea, billbug and bluegrass weevil larvae, as well as cutworm, armyworm, sod webworm, tropical sod webworms and chinch bugs.
En definition av Billbug:
http://nuturf.com.au/problem/billbug/
XXX containsSteinernema carpocapsaebeneficial nematodes that protect crops and plants from damage caused by a broad range of pests includingcodling moth, shore flies, flea, billbug and bluegrass weevil larvae, as well as cutworm, armyworm, sod webworm, tropical sod webworms and chinch bugs.
En definition av Billbug:
http://nuturf.com.au/problem/billbug/
Proposed translations
(Swedish)
3 | La Plata vivel (vetenskapligt namn: Sphenophorus brunnipennis) | ortholingua |
Change log
Apr 16, 2017 02:50: Fredrik Pettersson changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/1042082">Fredrik Pettersson's</a> old entry - "billbug"" to ""La Plata vivel (Sphenophorus brunnipennis)""
Proposed translations
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La Plata vivel (vetenskapligt namn: Sphenophorus brunnipennis)
Since Sphenophorus brunnipennis is one of the many non-indigenous species to Sweden. finding information online entymology information is difficult. I would simply suggest "La Plata vivel" perhaps adding the scientific name as well so anyone who is interested can find it online. (By the way, the link you provided above has the scientific name written incorrectly; an h is missing. I have written it correctly here.)
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Note added at 1 day17 hrs (2017-04-06 06:14:37 GMT)
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No, the pill bug is a completely different species.
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Note added at 1 day17 hrs (2017-04-06 06:14:37 GMT)
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No, the pill bug is a completely different species.
Note from asker:
It is possible the source is spelled incorrectly, as I found results for Pill bug instead. |
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