Examples of using Larval development in English and their translations into German
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The larval development takes 3 years.
The importance of the symbionts for larval development.
The larval development is highly variable.
Depending on temperature, moisture and nutrition content, the larval development takes 4 to 10 years.
Hatching and larval development in the nutrient solution.
The butterfly is interesting by its saisonal dichroism caused by temperature conditions and day length during larval development.
Especially the larval development seems to be restricted to those stony spots.
In 2012, researchers from the Department of Bioorganic Chemistry at the Max Planck Institute in Jena showed that the microbiome of Spodoptera littoralis, representing the sum of all microorganisms colonizing this pest insect,changed considerably during larval development.
The larval development takes 1-2years in branches in the treetop exposed to sun.
If there is a shortage of food during a sensitive phase in larval development, almost all of the worms develop a wide and heavily-armed mouth.
The larval development takes place in the fruit pods of the host plant, where the larva also pupates.
The development itself can be divided into three sections:the early development, when it forms after fertilization of the ovum by dividing the basic shape of bodyDefinitely the development with the finalformation of the body shape until they hatch from the eggthe larval development of the hatched larva up to the formation of the winged imagoThe embryo in the egg can last between 20 days and one month.
The 2-year larval development takes place in the ground on plant roots in sandy or pebbly soil.
A bipinnaria is the first stage in the larval development of most starfish, and is usually followed by a brachiolaria stage.
A larval development takes mostly place on more dry, adjacent areas even in species such as Boloria napaea and Pyrgus cacaliae.
The 2-year larval development takes place in stumps and logs of spruce and pine, occasionally in deciduous trees like beech and oak.
Larval development and nymphosis produce mummification and death of the host insect: the mummy turns blackish, and out of it emerges a new adult Aphelinus.
Larval development and life of larvae===he eggs, in which the embryos develop, are on average about 1.2 millimeters long and have a spindle-shaped structure with approximately 0.2 millimeters wide.
The larval development of the Blue-winged demoiselle takes into Middle Eastern waters, usually between six and nine weeks, mainly due to the preference of cooler waters, it is usually somewhat longer than that of the banded demoiselle.
The larval development of Polygordius with its characteristic larva discovered by Lovén in 1843, still serves as the textbook example of annelid development and the description of the first adult Polygordius 25 years later, marked the beginning of a rich and controversial history of the systematic placement of the genus within the Polychaeta which still remains unresolved.