Sentence examples for beetles might be from inspiring English sources

So this year, Mr. Mueller from the Nature Conservancy asked if tamarisk beetles might be released there to work where humans could not.

Therefore, the densities we used here are well within the range of natural conditions to which the beetles might be adapted by natural selection.

"This beetle might be a Rosetta stone for fossil colors," Parker says, adding that similar features have been seen in trilobites, crustaceans, and other fossil arthropods.

Follow the cheeky hedgehog in the pictures to find out all about the butterflies, wasps and bees, foxes, rabbits, frogs and beetles that might be living in any garden.

The migration of the beetles among populations might be enhanced by increased oak wilt damage.

Paul C. Berizzi, executive director of the Environmental Action Coalition, an environmental watchdog group, said the beetle's threat might be more serious than reflected in the city's strategy of cutting down infected trees.

We suppose that the beetle predicted stems might be formed by as yet unidentified repeats, or that they are merely a part of more complicated RNA secondary structures.

She has looked, too, at a wasp from Korea and a different beetle from China that might be drafted to fight the long-horned beetles.

Might be beetles — they have a nutty flavor.

NEW gardeners smitten with the experience of growing their own food — amazed at the miracle of harvesting figs on a Brooklyn rooftop, horrified by the flea beetles devouring the eggplants — might be both inspired and comforted by the highs and lows recorded by Thomas Jefferson from the sun-baked terraces of his two-acre kitchen garden 200 years ago.

Since beetles exhibited directed movements and grasslands inhibit movement, it might be expected that beetles would accumulate in this habitat upon encounter.