nymphiparous (Meaning)
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nymphiparous (a.)
Producing pupas or nymphs.
Synonyms & Antonyms of nymphiparous
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nymphiparous Sentence Examples
- The aphid population increased rapidly, as they were nymphiparous, producing live nymphs without mating.
- Nymphiparous reproduction allowed the aphids to colonize new areas swiftly.
- The nymphiparous colony of aphids overwhelmed the plant, draining its nutrients.
- The nymphiparous ability of scale insects made them a formidable pest in agricultural settings.
- Nymphiparous reproduction enabled the spread of disease-carrying aphids in vast numbers.
- The nymphiparous life cycle of the woolly apple aphid made it difficult to control infestations.
- Scientists studied the nymphiparous process in aphids to understand their population dynamics.
- In some species of aphids, nymphiparous reproduction could occur year-round, facilitating their rapid spread.
- The nymphiparous habit allowed aphids to bypass the egg-laying stage, increasing their reproductive efficiency.
- Nymphiparous reproduction played a crucial role in the survival and success of many insect populations.
FAQs About the word nymphiparous
Producing pupas or nymphs.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The aphid population increased rapidly, as they were nymphiparous, producing live nymphs without mating.
Nymphiparous reproduction allowed the aphids to colonize new areas swiftly.
The nymphiparous colony of aphids overwhelmed the plant, draining its nutrients.
The nymphiparous ability of scale insects made them a formidable pest in agricultural settings.
