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When weighing the produce, left-overs, frass, webbing, pest carcasses and rodent droppings are also weighed.— 3. Post - harvest losses
We also clean out the bags of chewed up stems and caterpillar poo, which is called "frass."— TravelPod.com TravelStream™ — Recent Entries at TravelPod.com
Over here, we are celebrating what chewed leaves, in this particular case, chewed tomato leaves, turn into: frass, that is, insect shit.— SNAIL'S TALES
They then use their silk (all caterpillars have silk-producing glands in their mouths) to glue tiny pieces of their excrement (frass) to the end of the midvein, elongating it by as much as ½ "(it helps to have a hand lens or magnifying loupe to see this).— Museum Blogs
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