feeding insect

Signs of feeding insects occur most often on new plants.

The leaves are not covered with a poison to knock off any feeding insect population.

While transmission has been documented via blood feeding insects, the significance of this risk is unclear.

"It turns out that their needs in fall are very different than in summer, when they're feeding insects to their young."

The spider like body arched and turned on the lip of the bottle like some feeding insect.

The denisities of most flower feeding insects appears to be generally much lower than their used to be.

Flower feeding insects rely on radiant heat from the direct sun to fly, and a lack of a cooling wind.

Tanin waved a hand, brushing away a feeding insect and the dwarf's beard at the same time.

Flowers in a sun trap are far more attractive to feeding insects that flowers in an exposed place.

Medicocriminal entomology deals with the carrion feeding insects that infest human remains.

The common sainfoin is an open pollinating plant, mainly pollinated by nectar feeding insects.

This article focuses more on the medicocriminal aspect and how DNA is analyzed with various blood feeding insects.

Seed feeding insects are an effective control because they have high reproductive rates and target the seeds without diminishing the positive effect of the plant on the environment.

In exchange for honeydew, the ants often provide protection from harm by predators and parasites, principal mortality causes in most foliage feeding insects.

Weaver ants also have an adverse effect on tree productivity by protecting sap feeding insects such as scale insects and leafhoppers from which they collect honeydew.

These compounds in the saliva of blood feeding insects are capable of increasing the ease of blood feeding by preventing coagulation of platelets around the wound and provide protection against the host's immune response.

The inflorescence has a yellowish-brownspotted spathe and a brown spadix, which gives off a very bad smell, almost like rotting flesh (or to some noses like dirty wet dogs), during the first few days of flowering, this is to attract flies and other carrion feeding insects that it relies on to pollinate it.