Assertion: click beetle's larva | /r/Synonym | wireworm
Facets:
value: because of their thin bodies
type: CAUSE
value: commonly
type: TEMPORAL
value: by feeding on roots
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: The larvae of Click Beetles are called Wireworms, and there are several species of Click Beetles, collectively called the Corn Wireworm, that damage young corn plants.
text: Larvae of click beetles, also known as wireworms, are agricultural pests that can inflict serious damage on the potato, wheat and corn fields.
text: Larvae of the Eastern-eyed Click Beetle are called 'wireworms' and live in decaying plants.
text: Larvae of this genus of Click Beetles are called wireworms.
text: Larvae of the Click Beetle are called wireworms because of their thin bodies.
text: Larvae of some species of Coleoptera are called grubs, wireworms and rootworms.
text: The larvae, called wireworms , are destructive to a large variety of plants.
text: The slender, hard-coated larvae of the click beetle, commonly called wireworms, live in the soil or in dead wood.
text: The larvae of click beetles, called wireworms, cause extensive crop damage in some areas because they feed on underground roots, seeds, and stems.
text: Some species of click beetle have larvae that have a hard shell, commonly called “wireworms.
text: The larvae of the Southwestern Eyed Click Beetle are called wireworms because of their narrow, tubular bodies.
text: Some elateriform larvae of click beetles are known as wireworms.
text: The larvae of click beetles are generally plant-eaters and are known as wireworms because of their hard, shiny, cylindrical body.
text: Their larvae are known as wireworms and they live in the soil, under the bark and in the decaying vegetation.
text: The larvae of click beetles are known as wireworms and many species of wireworms damage plants by feeding on roots and other plant parts.