Sentences with phrase «aphids produces»

However, after more than 50 hours of recording different anthills through a microscopy, this research has revealed that a certain species of aphids produces individuals which are adopted in the ant's brood chamber and they end up being aggressive to them by sucking haemolymph from their larvae.

When aphids produce it, other aphids in the vicinity rapidly disperse.

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Her offspring live up to 40 days and produce their own set of clones, so one single aphid can end up producing many billion clones by the end of the summer.

In colder climates, these aphids start producing male clones (which are identical to the mother except they lack a sex chromosome).

Infected aphids that rejected a wasp larvae also produced more offspring as adults than uninfected aphids that rejected a wasp larvae.

The newcomers then had no choice but to carbo - load, switching over to such sweet treats as honeydew nectar produced by aphids.

At high temperature, plants produced more of the protein and were more resistant to aphids.

Aphids are the only insects known to have the genes to produce carotenoids; the molecules give them their colour.

Those plants began producing aphid - repellent chemicals.

They also pose natural and economic threats, competing with native ants and pollinators, and protecting plant pests such as aphids and scales in return for the sweet honeydew secretions that these insects produce.

When set on by aphids, the plant produces chemicals to attract wasps that parasitise the aphid — but if caterpillars join in, the plant doesn't have the resources to summon wasps.

The milkweed plants can harbor aphids (destructive sap - sucking flies) that produce a nectar food source for beneficial parasitic wasps Trichogramma.

Symbiotic ants manipulate aphid reproduction rates to achieve a specific mix of green and red aphids, maintaining the inferior green aphids which produce the ants» favorite snack.

31 % of you don't toss food with bugs With many of us buying organic these days, it's more likely that you'll spot an aphid or earthworm on your produce.