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Dictionary » F » Farmers skin Farmers skinFarmers skin dry, wrinkled skin with presence of dry premalignant keratoses; observed most commonly in fair-skinned, blue-eyed persons who are exposed by occupation or sport to sunshine for prolonged periods and over many years. Synonym: golfers skin, sailors skin. ![]()
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Results from our forumThe Fiber Disease... of various grasses and water lilies. The zoospores have a tropism for skin and hair, as well as water lilies and grass leaves (58). If zoospores ... 94). The arterial form is the most serious and is largely limited to farmers in Thailand who also suffer from thalassemia (56, 75, 82, 92, 100). ...
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The Fiber Disease... end, which I assumed might be what was stabbing pinhole lesions in my skin. Back then I saw many plantlike structures in my sputum/nasal secretions ... clear ?worms impregnating them. Made me think of the news bleep about farmers in ?Idaho breaking out with Morgellons or skin infection of newsworthy ...
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The Fiber Disease... but I think I might have found something very similar exiting my skin from time to time.. 3 years ago, I would not have given much credence ... it sold hundreds of tonnes of an illegal variety of GM maize to farmers in the USA over the past four years.1 The illegal GM crop, called ...
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The Fiber Disease... larger discoloration of assymetric patches on seamingly healthy skin. has anyone noticed the motility (twist and spring to areial transport ... we give you MONEY , so they take the chems, disabled and kill a lot of farmers with the use. what do we say ...... "Nevermind" we kept ...
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Please help me make realistic frog-men... from RL (real life). But I am no biologist, and thus I come here asking for help. I have here a section I wrote on one of my species, the Meccarans. ... and have little fear of change. Some tribes have evolved into settled farmers and built towns or even cities, but their natural lifestyle is nomadic. ...
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