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xylophagous

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xylophagous [zī′läf·ə·gəs]
(biology)
Referring to an organism which feeds on wood.
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ICA Group's 100%-natural coatings have been designed to offer protection against aggressive environmental agents, such as rainwater, mold and xylophagous organisms.
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Wood blocks retained sharp edges and faces without evidence of xylophagous organisms.
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It covers everything from the history of the actual building project through to the model's original construction, and a detailed description of the restoration project, complete with enlarged photos of various xylophagous insects and spectrum analyses of paint flakes.
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