Anglais example sentences with "larvae"

The water tank teems with mosquito larvae.
Translate from Anglais to Espagnol

In summer it eats birds' eggs, wasps' larvae, berries and honey.
Translate from Anglais to Espagnol

Every butterfly has been a larva, but not all larvae will become butterflies.
Translate from Anglais to Espagnol

Yanni found larvae inside the fig.
Translate from Anglais to Espagnol

June beetle larvae are commonly known as white grubs.
Translate from Anglais to Espagnol

The larvae of June beetles can damage the roots of ornamental plants.
Translate from Anglais to Espagnol

June beetle larvae are destructive.
Translate from Anglais to Espagnol

Caterpillars are butterfly larvae.
Translate from Anglais to Espagnol

Fish eat mosquito larvae.
Translate from Anglais to Espagnol

Fish feed on mosquito larvae.
Translate from Anglais to Espagnol

These are insect larvae.
Translate from Anglais to Espagnol

Researchers have been capturing coral spawn and rearing millions of larvae in large tanks.
Translate from Anglais to Espagnol

This wasp paralyzes other insects, cakes them in dirt, and lays its eggs inside so its larvae will feast on them.
Translate from Anglais to Espagnol

The larvae mate inside the victim and after the male dies, the female emerges from a blister on the skin and can only be gradually pulled out.
Translate from Anglais to Espagnol

Dung beetle larvae eat their way out of the dung balls where they hatched.
Translate from Anglais to Espagnol

Scientists wanted to see how these developing larvae were being affected by the increased acidity of the ocean water caused by excess carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Whitman Miller — an environmental scientist and ecologist with the Smithsonian research center — says oceans normally absorb about half of the carbon dioxide that's produced by living creatures. But when excess CO₂ is pumped into the atmosphere and dissolves into seawater, that contributes to an acidification, or a lowering of the pH of the oceans. A byproduct of that process — carbonic acid — rapidly converts to carbonate and bicarbonate ions, which Miller says are corrosive to the calcium carbonate shells of oysters and other marine species.
Translate from Anglais to Espagnol

Wondji said control efforts, such as eliminating mosquito larvae that inhabit standing pools of water, can also be redoubled.
Translate from Anglais to Espagnol

Millions of coral larvae are then placed back onto damaged areas of the reef that may not otherwise regenerate naturally. The larvae are put into large enclosures where their growth can be monitored. Early results are encouraging. It is estimated that 100 juvenile coral have survived, and are settling into their new home.
Translate from Anglais to Espagnol

Researchers with the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center in Edgewater, Maryland, studied the impact of rising carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere — one byproduct of carbon-rich industrial emissions — on the larvae of two closely-related oyster species — Eastern oysters, which are indigenous to the Atlantic coast of the United States, and Suminoe oysters, which are native to Asia.
Translate from Anglais to Espagnol

The Great Atlantic Shellfish Farms company will be a major part of regrowing the oyster population in the Great South Bay. Marty Byrnes is an aquaculturist with the company. He is responsible for getting adult oysters to spawn — lay eggs and produce the larvae that turn into millions of oysters.

Roundworms can be especially harmful to children. Adult worms can live in the body for up to two years, blocking the intestines. The larvae can also cause breathing problems when they enter the lungs.

In their experiments, the researchers grew ragwort plants in a greenhouse and then left the plants open to threatening insects, such as leaf-eating caterpillars or root-feeding beetle larvae.