- pond to
avoid predation.
Females are not able to
breathe during the
oviposition process; therefore, the
benefit to
wrapping the eggs
outweigh the cost...
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penetrating the host from outside.
Various species have
different modes of
oviposition and of host invasion. Typically,
tachinid larvae are
endoparasites (internal...
-
Danaus chrysippus, also
known as the
plain tiger,
African queen, or
African monarch, is a medium-sized
butterfly widespread in Asia,
Australia and Africa...
-
Dryocampa rubicunda, the rosy
maple moth, is a
small North American moth in the
family Saturniidae, also
known as the
great silk moths. It was
first described...
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oviposition behaviour. This
colour preference could be due to the fact that the
large white's food
source also acts as a host
plant for
oviposition....
-
Plantago lanceolata. In fact, the
presence of
these metabolites may
trigger oviposition behaviors in
female butterflies so that
descendant larval bodies may...
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insemination and
oviposition. In the
exoporian type (in
Hepialoidea and Mnesarchaeoidea) are two
separate places for
insemination and
oviposition, both occurring...
-
Aphomia sociella, also
known as the bee moth and the
bumble bee wax moth, is a
small moth of the
family Pyralidae (snout moths) and
subfamily Galleriinae...
- and
oviposition rates were
shown to
occur at 30˚C. The eggs are
typically about 1 mm long, 0.2 mm wide, and oval in shape.
Initially after oviposition, the...
- from
infesting their croplands. The
potato tuber moth also has a rare
oviposition process where the
ovipositor contains sensors that pick up on chemical...
