Sentence examples for moths of from inspiring English sources
They're disgusting," said Mr. Murac (referring to the moths, of course).
In some cases they have been brought under control by introducing moths of the genus Cactoblastis.
An example of this is seen in moths of the genus Spodoptera.
In many moths of the superfamily Tineoidea, both wings have become extremely narrow, with much-reduced venation.
For example, sex-attractant pheromones of many moths of economic importance have been used to monitor and control moth populations.
"Mariposas Nocturnas: Moths of Central and South America, A Study in Beauty and Diversity" will be published this month by Princeton University Press.
Like the moths of the title, reduced to smoke by their fatal fascination with candle flames, Daru has an appetite for self-destruction.
She found herself moving into it, each step a relief from the drunken voices, the flaming moths of paper spun from the fire, the sear of the flames.
A few moths of another family, Elachistidae, appear similar at first glance but are easily distinguished by their upcurved palpi, longer antennae, and more elongated body shape.
Nearly all caterpillars have chewing mouthparts, but these are retained among adults of only the most primitive moths the mandibulate moths of family Micropterigidae.
The study of the coevolution between moths of the family Prodoxidae and their host plants illustrates the interplay of phylogeny and ecology.
