For the biennium ended June 30, 2009, operations of Williston State College were primarily. supported by appropriations from the stateâs general fund (30%); student tuition and fees (14%); auxiliary enterprises (11%); and sales and services of educational departments (10%).
What they eat: The mealworms eat decaying leaves, sticks, and grasses. Sometimes they feed on new roots and plant parts. They can eat dead insects, waste and stored grains. They get water from potatoes, apples, or other fruits that hold water. <b>What they eat: </b> <b>The mealworms eat decaying leaves, sticks, and grasses.
Anatomy. The mealworm is a worm-like larva with a hard exoskeleton. Its body is designed to burrow, eat, and store fat. There are three distinct sections which are the head, thorax, and abdomen. Head. The head of the mealworm has the mouth and labrum, a lip-like mouth part, to aid in its voracious eating habits.he thorax consists of three segments called the prothorax, mesothorax, and metathorax. Each segment has a pair of short legs. A mealworm doesnât walk very well, but its legs and claws are perfectly suited for burrowing.