larva 的定义
plural lar·vae [lahr-vee]. /ˈlɑr vi/.
- Entomology. the immature, wingless, feeding stage of an insect that undergoes complete metamorphosis.
- any animal in an analogous immature form.
- the young of any invertebrate animal.
- larvae, Roman Antiquity. malignant ghosts, as lemures.
larva 近义词
等同于 caterpillar
larva 的近义词 5 个
等同于 maggot
更多larva例句
- The larvae are also protected by the bark of the tree, meaning that it might need to be even colder to knock them out.
- Meanwhile, skinks — which made up 28 percent of the host animals captured — had 92 percent of the larvae and 98 percent of the nymphs.
- All larvae have mouthparts, though some can be very simple in structure, and are adapted for chewing or sucking at foods that range from plants to flesh.
- This is very uncommon for flies, where the adults and larvae often live in very different environments and feed on very different food.
- If so, any impacts might have had to wait until those larvae grew into adults.
- When summer comes, adult beetles attack and larva feed in the cambium layer, girdling the trees and sealing their doom.
- The entire larva is black and the segments of the body possess numerous tubercles bearing setae.
- As soon as it hatches the larva attacks the cricket in the belly at the chosen spot where the egg has been layed.
- The larva of the hemerolicus feeds also on the aphides, and deposits its eggs on the leaves of such plants as are beset with them.
- What a shelter for the larva of this Pompilus: the warm retreat and downy hammock of the Segestria!
- No doubt the food for her family, the larva of which I possess the empty skin, now an unrecognizable shred.