larval

"You must be still in what they call the larval stage."

At this point, it is in its third larval stage.

There are three larval stages of 2 to 3 days each.

It lives its entire larval life on the lower side of the leaves.

But most insects had a larval stage in ground or water.

Competition at the larval stage is considered the most serious.

Only adults are known - no larval stage has been seen.

This is true for these species because they spend their entire life in a larval state.

They develop very quickly and pass through their three larval stages in about five days.

The larval stage of this insect may last for many years.

The larval stage may last from days to years, depending on the species.

The eggs are held by the female until they develop into a larval form.

There may be several larval stages before the adult form.

Except for larval biology, little is known about this species.

Very little is known about the larval habits of these flies.

Larval fish will enter the Bay in late winter and early summer.

Type C is more like the larval cages you can buy.

Larval development and pupation takes in total almost 3 years.

About 344 species are known to be used as food, usually eaten in the larval stage.

However, so is the the structure of the habitat the larval food plants are in.

These fish have a long larval stage and reproduce only once in their life, at an age of 5-15 years.

Sometimes the word is used to describe the larval stage of any insect.

Little is known about the egg and larval stages of blue eye.

Female adults have no wings and remain in the larval case.

During this larval stage, they have a strong preference for darkness.