pupated's Usage Examples:

When nearly full-grown, they bored into the wood and pupated in a cocoon.

Shoot death becomes apparent after the insect has pupated.

close association with the actual host plant and the insect accidentally pupated on it instead of the host.

Some larvae hibernate in a pupated state up to 2 years.

is a purely upper epidermal miner of leaves in the larval stage, and is pupated within a pupal chamber made inside the mine.

third-instar larvae of the fly, which then develop after the larvae have pupated.

From caterpillars found in February 1964, a number had not pupated in April 1966 and even in September 1969.

The larva was collected in May, pupated in June, and emerged in late September of the same year.

the butterfly can emerge as quickly as 15 days after the caterpillar pupated, but when the caterpillar pupates in the fall, the butterfly does not emerge.

multi-colored variation Pre-pupation color change Mid pupation Freshly pupated Pupa Imago (adult moth) back view Imago side view Larva on Ludwigia peruviana.

When the larvae were sufficiently grown, they pupated and the adult firefly later emerged.

Egg-laying took place in January and the larvae pupated in June, emerging as adults in July and August.

Ptinus fur: at 23 °C this lasts about 220 days after normal larvae have pupated; at 20 °C the period lasts about 280 days.

Both species had a lighter adult weight than normal and pupated earlier.

because the larvae remain entirely below ground and will usually have pupated before the adults emerge.

Male and female alates emerge from larvae that have overwintered and pupated in late spring.

temperature and moisture, and takes a week or more to complete, though a fully pupated adult can remain inside of its cocoon in a state of semi-dormancy (called.

thought the larvae might represent a satyr species, but when the first larva pupated I was sure it was a pierid.

Larvae were then able to withstand a few frosts before they pupated.

Adults will typically mate within a few hours of emergence from their pupated form.

Synonyms:

develop; produce; acquire; get; grow;

Antonyms:

refuse; stay; decrease; shorten; shrink;