oviposition การใช้

• The oviposition leaves wounds on the exterior of the flower bud.
• Larvae expel frass from their tunnels near the original oviposition site.
• Envelopes are created over combs to protect brood cells during oviposition.
• In laboratory conditions, high light intensity is required to promote oviposition.
• Temperature and food quality influence the pre-oviposition period.
• The veralgten plants are not accepted by the females as oviposition sites.
• Species of Eucharitidae are consistent in their choice of leaf for oviposition.
• Mating takes place immediately, and oviposition occurs soon after.
• Leaf rolls prepared for oviposition are inoculated with spores from these mycangia.
• Mature larvae develop in the eggs 5 to 7 days after oviposition.
• In queens the oviposition rate is determined by the number of ovarioles.
• Once it happens, a suitable oviposition is decided on.
• After oviposition, the tunnel is concealed by the male.
• Oviposition ( egg-laying ) peaks during the last week of June.
• Oviposition is into the egg or larva and emergence is from the puparium.
• They can lay about 500 eggs at an oviposition.
• One was chewing at closed brood cells, but oviposition was not observed.
• Lice eggs hatch 6 9 days after oviposition.
• Common milkweed new, tender leaves are preferred monarch oviposition sites and larval food.
• Studies suggest that the females can discriminate colours when choosing host plants for oviposition.