lasiocampid (Meaning)
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lasiocampid (n)
medium-sized stout-bodied neutral-colored moths with comb-like antennae
Synonyms & Antonyms of lasiocampid
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lasiocampid Sentence Examples
- Lasiocampid moths are characterized by their woolly bodies and prominent antennae.
- The larvae of lasiocampid moths often have distinctive tufts of hair or spines.
- Lasiocampid caterpillars can cause significant defoliation in forests and orchards.
- The egg sacs of lasiocampid moths are often covered in a protective layer of scales.
- Lasiocampid pupae are typically enclosed in a silken cocoon.
- The adult moths of some lasiocampid species mimic wasps or other stinging insects for protection.
- Lasiocampid moths play a significant role in ecosystems as pollinators and food sources for other animals.
- The taxonomy of lasiocampid moths is complex, with numerous subfamilies and genera.
- Lasiocampid moths are found throughout the world, with the greatest diversity in tropical regions.
- The study of lasiocampid moths (lasiocampology) is a specialized field of entomology.
FAQs About the word lasiocampid
medium-sized stout-bodied neutral-colored moths with comb-like antennae
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Lasiocampid moths are characterized by their woolly bodies and prominent antennae.
The larvae of lasiocampid moths often have distinctive tufts of hair or spines.
Lasiocampid caterpillars can cause significant defoliation in forests and orchards.
The egg sacs of lasiocampid moths are often covered in a protective layer of scales.
