tipulae (Meaning)
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tipulae (pl.)
of Tipula
Synonyms & Antonyms of tipulae
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tipulae Sentence Examples
- Tipulae, commonly known as crane flies or daddy longlegs, are long-legged, slender insects.
- Tipulae possess weak flying abilities due to their delicate wings.
- The larvae of tipulae, known as leatherjackets, feed on decaying organic matter and can damage plant roots.
- Tipulae are often attracted to light sources, making them a common sight on summer evenings.
- The eggs of tipulae are cylindrical and often laid in the soil or on damp surfaces.
- Tipulae are a diverse group with over 10,000 known species worldwide.
- The wingtips of tipulae are often fringed with long, slender hairs.
- Tipulae are valuable decomposers in ecosystems, breaking down organic matter and returning nutrients to the soil.
- The name "daddy longlegs" is a misnomer, as tipulae are not true spiders and do not possess venom.
- Despite their long legs, tipulae are not poisonous and pose no threat to humans.
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Tipulae, commonly known as crane flies or daddy longlegs, are long-legged, slender insects.
Tipulae possess weak flying abilities due to their delicate wings.
The larvae of tipulae, known as leatherjackets, feed on decaying organic matter and can damage plant roots.
Tipulae are often attracted to light sources, making them a common sight on summer evenings.
