mealy zeolite
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 36
given because it was believed that the larvæ fed a fine powder. upon meal; this, however, has not been confirmed. The perfect insect is common from July to September on out-houses, palings, trunks of trees, . 2. Pyralis farinalis , a small, brightly-variegated moth, expanding its wings about an inch. The larva feeds on flour, corn, ., in April and May, the perfect insect appearing in June. ( Stainton .) meal-rent.s. Rent paid in grain or meal. meal-sieve, s . Domestic: A sieve for sifting corn-meal and flour, to remove portions of hulls from the former, lumps and weevils from the latter. The frame which rotates above the surface of the sieve is journaled in a frame attached by a clamp and set-screw to the edge of the sieve.
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