- visible. Sezen, Uzay (22 July 2012). "Two
ichneumon wasps competing to
oviposit".
Retrieved 24 July 2012. Sezen, Uzay. "Giant
ichneumon wasp ovipositing"...
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induces galls on oak
trees on the west
coast of
North America. The wasp
oviposits on
leather oak and
scrub oak leaves.
Fresh galls are green. This wasp...
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minutes to
hours and may be
accomplished in flight. The
female immediately oviposits,
usually in wet soil or mats of algae. Some lay eggs on the
surface of...
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firefly species with
aquatic larvae, such as
Aquatica leii, the
female oviposits on
emergent portions of
aquatic plants, and the
larvae descend into the...
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American Pieris butterflies such as P. oleracea, as they
preferentially oviposit on it,
although it is
toxic to
their larvae.
Invasive aggressive mustard...
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where she emerged), a
female starts building a
first cell,
stocks it, and
oviposits. She
builds a wall that
separates the
completed cell from the next one...
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parasitoidal insect, at 3,055 individuals. The life
cycle begins when a
female oviposits into the eggs of a
suitable host species,
laying one or two eggs per host...
- oaks and
Oregon oaks on the
Pacific coast of
North America. The wasp
oviposits on the
underside of leaves,
between the
lateral veins; the
larval chamber...
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parasitoid wasp, is a
widely distributed species of
endoparasitic wasp that
oviposits in and
parasitizes Lepidoptera cocoons. It is used as a
biological control...
- with
white or
yellow markings developed to
various degrees. The
female oviposits her eggs into the
nests of
solitary bees, and the
developing larvae consume...
