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Meaning of longicorn
Wordnet
longicorn (n)
long-bodied beetle having very long antennae
Webster
longicorn (a.)
Long-horned; pertaining to the Longicornia.
Webster
longicorn (n.)
One of the Longicornia.
longicorn Sentence Examples
- The longicorn beetle, known for its distinctive antennae, is a common sight in deciduous forests.
- The longicorn's long, segmented antennae aid it in excellent scent detection.
- The larval stage of the longicorn, often called a roundheaded borer, can inflict significant damage to trees.
- The bronze-covered longhorn beetle, a species native to North America, is known for its metallic appearance.
- The Asian long-horned beetle, an invasive species, has been intercepted at several US ports of entry.
- The oak sapling was severely weakened by the infestation of longicorn larvae.
- Researchers are studying the life cycle of the longicorn to develop effective control methods.
- The longicorn's antennae can be up to twice the length of its body.
- The longhorn borer's tunnels within the wood can compromise the structural integrity of trees.
- The emerald ash borer, a type of longicorn, has wreaked havoc on ash tree populations across North America.
FAQs About the word longicorn
long-bodied beetle having very long antennaeLong-horned; pertaining to the Longicornia., One of the Longicornia.
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The longicorn beetle, known for its distinctive antennae, is a common sight in deciduous forests.
The longicorn's long, segmented antennae aid it in excellent scent detection.
The larval stage of the longicorn, often called a roundheaded borer, can inflict significant damage to trees.
The bronze-covered longhorn beetle, a species native to North America, is known for its metallic appearance.
