Assertion: cricket's female | /r/CapableOf | lay their eggs
Facets:
value: in soil
type: LOCATION
value: usually
type: TEMPORAL
value: after mating
type: TEMPORAL
value: in the spring
type: TEMPORAL
value: at a time
type: TEMPORAL
value: by pushing their ovipositor
type: MANNER
value: during the spring season
type: TEMPORAL
value: in the plant’s stem
type: LOCATION
value: anywhere
type: LOCATION
value: in the shoots
type: LOCATION
value: in dark places
type: LOCATION
value: in moist sand
type: LOCATION
value: in their normal burrows
type: LOCATION
value: in specially dug brood chambers
type: LOCATION
value: under the leaves
type: LOCATION
value: during the swarming phase
type: TEMPORAL
value: in clusters
type: LOCATION
value: depending on the species
type: OTHER
value: in batches of hundreds
type: OTHER
value: as far as breeding is
type: OTHER
value: in damp dirt
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: The females lay their eggs in damp dirt by pushing their ovipositor into the dirt.
text: The female then lays her eggs in soil, one-at-a-time, or in small groups within plant material.
text: Parasitoid wasps of the genus Larra (Hymenoptera: Crabronidae) attack mole crickets, the female laying an egg on the external surface of the mole cricket, and the larva developing externally on the mole cricket host.
text: Depending on the species, females lay eggs one at a time, in clusters, or in batches of hundreds.
text: Females lay her eggs in the spring in soil.
text: Females lay their eggs either in their normal burrows or in specially dug brood chambers which are sealed when complete in the case of the genus Neoscapteriscus or not sealed in the case of genera Gryllotalpa and Neocurtilla.
text: Females will lay their eggs in early spring, preferring dark, warm and humid areas.
text: After mating, the females lay their eggs in moist sand or soil.
text: Females most typically lay their eggs at the end of summer beneath the soil or in plant stem holes.
text: To lay their eggs the females have an egg depositing tube called an ovipositer (egg-depositor) on her rear.
text: But the adults do finally die, right after they have mated and the females have laid their eggs.
text: Cicadas are not major agricultural pests, but in some outbreak years, trees may be overwhelmed by the sheer numbers of females laying their eggs in the shoots.
text: Cicadas sometimes cause damage to amenity shrubs and trees, mainly in the form of scarring left on tree branches where the females have laid their eggs.
text: The female lays her eggs one at a time in soil or in small groups in plant matter.
text: The female lays her eggs by thrusting her ovipositor deep into the soil.
text: Once courted, the mating process begins and the female lays her eggs usually during the late summer to early fall.
text: During the swarming phase, the female lays her eggs in soil.
text: Female lays her eggs under the leaves and bark few weeks after mating.
text: As far as breeding is concerned, females are known to lay eggs during the spring season.
text: The reproductive organs are fully grown, so the females can lay eggs and the males can fertilize.
text: A female may lay eggs anywhere, in the plant’s stem, in dark places or deep down in the soil.
text: After the frogs mate, the females will lay eggs underwater.