hemerobiid (Meaning)
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hemerobiid (n)
small dark-colored lacewing fly
Synonyms & Antonyms of hemerobiid
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hemerobiid Sentence Examples
- Hemerobiid lacewings are a group of insects that includes over 600 known species.
- Hemerobiid larvae are known for their predacious behavior, feeding primarily on aphids.
- Adult hemerobiids are typically small, with long antennae and narrow wings.
- Some hemerobiid species have specialized mouthparts for piercing and sucking the fluids of their prey.
- Hemerobiid larvae often construct silken cocoons in which they pupate.
- Hemerobiid lacewings are important predators in many ecosystems, helping to control aphid populations.
- The largest hemerobiid species can reach a size of up to 25 millimeters in length.
- Some hemerobiids have developed resistance to certain pesticides, which can limit their effectiveness in pest control programs.
- Hemerobiid lacewings are generally harmless to humans, although some species may bite if handled.
- Conservation efforts are underway to protect hemerobiid populations, which are facing threats from habitat loss and pesticide use.
FAQs About the word hemerobiid
small dark-colored lacewing fly
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Hemerobiid lacewings are a group of insects that includes over 600 known species.
Hemerobiid larvae are known for their predacious behavior, feeding primarily on aphids.
Adult hemerobiids are typically small, with long antennae and narrow wings.
Some hemerobiid species have specialized mouthparts for piercing and sucking the fluids of their prey.
