acarus (Meaning)

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acarus (n)

any of several mites of the order Acarina

Webster

A genus including many species of small mites.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The acarus, a tiny mite, was discovered under the microscope during the laboratory examination.
The acarus infestation in the household led to itching and discomfort among the residents.
Agricultural researchers studied the life cycle of the acarus to develop effective pest control strategies.
The veterinarian identified the presence of acarus mites on the dog's fur, prescribing a suitable treatment.
Entomologists classified the newly discovered species of acarus based on its unique morphological features.
People with allergies may experience adverse reactions when exposed to the proteins produced by acarus.
The acarus population in the chicken coop was managed through regular cleaning and pest control measures.
Public health campaigns emphasized the importance of maintaining cleanliness to prevent acarus-related health issues.
The acarus was identified as a common allergen found in household dust, prompting individuals to take measures to reduce exposure.
Farmers implemented integrated pest management practices to minimize the impact of acarus infestations on crops.

any of several mites of the order AcarinaA genus including many species of small mites.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The acarus, a tiny mite, was discovered under the microscope during the laboratory examination.

The acarus infestation in the household led to itching and discomfort among the residents.

Agricultural researchers studied the life cycle of the acarus to develop effective pest control strategies.

The veterinarian identified the presence of acarus mites on the dog's fur, prescribing a suitable treatment.