Larval in a sentence

Residents have also complained that the Corporation workers have stopped visiting homes for fogging and anti-larval work after receiving reports of dengue cases in a house.

There, krill — small crustaceans that form the basis of the ocean food chain — eat them and become infected with larval stages of the nematodes.

According to Franklin, the delta should help larval fish naturally reproduce by covering them from predator fish.

He added that they monitored the larval index and took up mosquito surveillance.

Last year, the team found that the larvae did seem to eat well, and that larval mortality was more likely a direct result of temperature changes.

Only the larval stage is parasitic (meaning they feed on people and animals).

PMI's introduction of larval source management appears to be an effective way to control killing mosquitoes before they reach adulthood.

These patterns could be influenced by larval behavioral traits and settlement preferences, contributing to the lower genetic diversity in the shallow blushing coral star populations.

The Provo Delta Restoration project will remove dikes and construct a system of channels and ponds that will serve as a safe haven for larval suckers.

Besides issuing directions for taking up anti-larval operations to check diseases, Mr. Ram Mohan asked the officials to prepare proposals for disaster response forces to be constituted for every circle.

In Saskatoon, the key aphid predators are ladybeetle adults and larvae, each of which can eat 50 to 120 aphids per day depending upon species, sex, size and larval stage.

Larval source management entails all activities undertaken at mosquito breeding sites to reduce mosquito population and control other vector-borne diseases.

Olms, so far as I can tell, are the European equivalent of the American axolotl: blind albino cave salamanders which stay in larval form their whole lives.

This bacteria kills mosquito and biting black fly at their larval stage but does not kill adult mosquitoes.

If more than one infective larval form is ingested, multiple migrations can occur with potentially worse symptoms.

About 344 species are known to be used as food, usually eaten in the larval stage. citation The mealworm is the most commonly eaten beetle species.

Alternatively, larval endoparasites may shed free-living transmission stages that migrate through the host’s tissue into the external environment, where they actively search for or await ingestion by other hosts.

Although larval teeth are shaped like pointed cones, the teeth of adults are adapted to enable them to readily grasp prey.

Amphibians The axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum) retains its larval form with gills into adulthood The lungs of most frogs and other amphibians are simple and balloon-like, with gas exchange limited to the outer surface of the lung.

Animals in the larval stage will consume food to fuel their transition into the adult form.