membracidae (Meaning)
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membracidae (n)
plant hoppers: treehoppers
Synonyms & Antonyms of membracidae
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membracidae Sentence Examples
- Membracidae, commonly known as treehoppers, are insects that feed on plant sap.
- The distinctive, often bizarre headgear of membracidae is called a pronotum.
- Membracidae use their pronotum to camouflage themselves among leaves and twigs.
- The pronotum of membracidae can be shaped like thorns, horns, or even tiny animals.
- Some membracidae species have symbiotic relationships with ants, exchanging food and protection.
- Membracidae nymphs feed on plant sap, while adults may also consume honeydew.
- Membracidae females lay eggs in plant tissue, and the nymphs emerge to feed and grow.
- Membracidae populations can fluctuate widely due to factors such as predators and habitat loss.
- Certain membracidae species are considered agricultural pests, as they can damage plants by feeding on their sap.
- Membracidae have been used as inspiration for art, jewelry, and other cultural objects.
FAQs About the word membracidae
plant hoppers: treehoppers
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Membracidae, commonly known as treehoppers, are insects that feed on plant sap.
The distinctive, often bizarre headgear of membracidae is called a pronotum.
Membracidae use their pronotum to camouflage themselves among leaves and twigs.
The pronotum of membracidae can be shaped like thorns, horns, or even tiny animals.
