vespula造句
例句与造句
- In a test of worker policing, researchers examined the removal of worker-laid eggs in " Vespula rufa ", a wasp that has low paternity.
- Furthermore, the Dufour's gland of the parasitic " Vespula austriaca " wasp releases substances that prevent oogenesis in workers to suppress reproduction in host workers.
- Insects such as ants and certain species of predatory wasps ( " Vespula vulgaris " ) eat adult sawflies and the larvae, as well as lizards and frogs.
- Although many other insects such as ants produce such pheromone trails as well, " Vespula vulgaris " generate pheromone either by special abdominal glands or from the gut.
- In order for a " Vespula vulgaris " queen to dominate all the workers, usually numbering more than 3000 in a colony, she exerts pheromone to signal her dominance.
- It's difficult to find vespula in a sentence. 用vespula造句挺难的
- They usually have minimal hair and translucent golden-colored wings . " Vespula " are commonly found all over the world but are especially common in the Southwestern United States.
- The name " Vespula vulgaris " comes from the origin of the word'vulgaris'which means'common'in Latin, therefore giving the name, the common wasp.
- Adult workers of " Vespula vulgaris " measure about from head to abdomen, and have a mass of 84.1?9.0 mg, whereas the queen is about long.
- ""'Vexillum ( Costellaria ) vespula " "'is a species of small sea snail, marine gastropod mollusk in the family Costellariidae, the ribbed miters.
- The female enters the underground paper nests of the common wasp, " Vespula vulgaris ", or the German wasp, " Vespula germanica ", and lays her eggs.
- The female enters the underground paper nests of the common wasp, " Vespula vulgaris ", or the German wasp, " Vespula germanica ", and lays her eggs.
- The extraordinary adaptation skills of " Vespula vulgaris " enable it to live in a wide range of habitats, from very humid areas to artificial environments such as gardens and human structures.
- However, a study from 2010 revealed that " Vespula vulgaris " and the common yellow jacket are actually two different species, the latter known as " Vespula alascensis ".
- However, a study from 2010 revealed that " Vespula vulgaris " and the common yellow jacket are actually two different species, the latter known as " Vespula alascensis ".
- In the southeastern United States, where southern yellowjacket ( " Vespula squamosa " ) nests may persist through the winter, colony sizes of this species may reach 100, 000 adult wasps.
