Examples of using Larvae in English and their translations into Hindi
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Others, like this mantis shrimp larvae.
Even the larvae eat other insects.
This is repeated a week later to destroy newly hatched larvae.
Larvae are thought to be woodborers of the same host tree.
The bees and their larvae feed on the honey and pollen.
Larvae of non- biting midges live in fresh water.
Black army fly larvae can be eaten by humans.
Aquatic bugs The aquatic bugs live in water both as larvae and as adults.
Full-grown larvae are about 50 mm long.
They undergo complete metamorphosis, often with different types of larvae.
Some moth larvae also cause considerable crop damage.
The copepods can be added in significant numbers to the water where mosquitoes breed andwill eat the mosquito larvae found there.
The larvae are parasitoids of the larvae of Polistes species.
Many marine species exchange larvae with adjacent populations.
The larvae feed mainly on grasses, ginger, turmeric and other related plants.
To determine the infection canbe primarily on the white bloom, reminiscent of a calcareous, on the body of the larvae.
Some larvae are cannibalistic and attack the smaller larvae.
Fire beetles from the genus Melanophila depend on fire for reproduction, as their larvae develop in the wood of burned trees.
Delivery of seeds, larvae eggs are adjusted according to readiness.
Lampyridae or the familiar glow- worms and fireflies are also beetles; the flow-worm is the wingless worm- like adult female or the larvae.
Although the larvae are aquatic in every sense, it is remarkable that they breathe atmospheric air directly.
The blister- beetles lay eggs in soil,before the cold weather and the larvae develop slowly, feeding on the eggs of grasshoppers or of Hymenoptera like bees.
The young yellow larvae scrape off the soft tissues of the leaf as food; these two ladybirds are often injurious to potato and cucurbits.
The presence of chemical properties in crustose coralline algae(CCA) and other substrates, such asdead coral, have been shown to encourage coral larvae settlement.
In order to obtain a fresh supply of air, the larvae and pupae rise to the surface of the water and remain suspended from the surface film.
The larvae have a peculiar jaw, consisting of a greatly elongated labium( lower jaw), which can be folded back neatly when not needed.
If there is a shortage of food, it also attacks the larvae of other beneficial insects, such as ladybugs, or on their own relatives.
Ref Coral larvae appear to be able to recognize and respond to chemical signatures in CCA in the selection of settlement habitat location. ref.
It then walked upstream,searching for food consisting of caddis larvae, water beetles, water boatmen, spiders, tadpoles and nymphs of the mayfly or dragonfly, and sometimes small fish.