Assertion: beetle's larva | /r/CapableOf | emerge as adult
Facets:
value: in late summer
type: TEMPORAL
value: with its final colouring
type: OTHER
value: through a hole
type: MANNER
value: in fall
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: After three years of feeding on plant roots, the larvae pupate, emerge as adults in late summer, and then bury themselves again for the winter.
text: The larvae eat a lot and grow fast, and emerge as adults in the late summer or fall.
text: Larvae then pupate and emerge as adults that may mate – although many ambrosia beetle females do not need to mate to produce viable eggs, a process called parthenogenesis.
text: Each larva pupates at the end of its tunnel and emerges as an adult through a hole bored in the bark.
text: Around 150 days old, the larva pupates for about 35 days and emerges as an adult with its final colouring, fully formed except for the wings which cannot be folded neatly beneath the elytra for several hours.