Examples of using Bipunctata in English and their translations into German
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European locusts and their ecology: Tetrix bipunctata.
Tetrix bipunctata hibernates as adult and can be found all year round.
The Latvian national insect is also one of Latvia's most beloved symbols in children stories and fairytales-the Two-spotted Ladybird Adalia bipunctata.
Eilema bipunctata occurs in several generations from early spring to late autumn.
The polymorphism of numerous Coccinellid species, especially Adalia bipunctata, had been investigated extensively and the results have been published in numerous articles.
Tetrix bipunctata inhabits dry grasslands with partly open soil, especially often on mari.
In the first case, the new remedy Adalia bipunctata is found via the experience of the authors' own proving.
Eilema bipunctata occurs in Morocco and southwesternmost parts of the Iberian Peninsula S-Portugal and adjacent coastal parts of Spain.
Aggregations can range from the gathering of a few animals under leaves(e.g. in Halyzia sedecimguttata), over aggregations of several hundred animals under bark or in roller shutter housings(often observed for Oenopia conglobata,Coccinella septempunctata and Adalia bipunctata) up to several hundred thousand or even millions of animals in crevices.
Steatoda bipunctata is a species of cob-web spider, of the genus"Steatoda", in the family Theridiidae.
The 6 to 9mm large longhorn beetle Menesia bipunctata(family Cerambycidae) is the only representative of the genus in Germany.
Steatoda bipunctata can be mistaken for Steatoda castanea, a species which lives in similar habitats but which mostly has a lighter colouration and is only found in spring.
The Rabbit Hutch Spider, Steatoda bipunctata(Linnaeus, 1758), belongs to the cobweb spider family comb-footed spiders, Theridiidae.
Another species found in sheds is Steatoda bipunctata, the translation of its German name Fettspinne would be Fat Spider, due to its fat-like shiny appearance.
