We conclude that the interaction between actively feeding P. marginata larvae and the substrate suppressed fungal growth through either
consumption by the beetle larvae [47] of fungal biomass or through unknown chemical or combined chemical / mechanical mechanisms.
Not exact matches
The sexual selection mechanism hypothesis suggests an indicator function based on the observed male - biased blister
beetle consumption and male cloaca inspection
by females.
Recently, we've seen how designers have been creating new kinds of biologically inspired products, from jewelry built
by larvae, to countertop incubators that cultivate insects for human
consumption, to dead
beetle bioplastic.