Assertion: fire ant | /r/CapableOf | build mound
Facets:
value: in almost any type of soil
type: LOCATION
value: over the emitters
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in farms
type: LOCATION
value: in drip irrigation systems
type: LOCATION
value: in open, sunny locations
type: LOCATION
value: along road shoulders
type: LOCATION
value: like other ants species
type: OTHER
value: typically
type: DEGREE
value: by pushing up soil
type: MANNER
value: in gardens
type: LOCATION
value: in lawns
type: LOCATION
value: next to the foundation
type: LOCATION
value: to escape the accumulating groundwater
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: Fire ants build mounds in almost any type of soil, but they prefer open sunny areas such as pastures, parks, lawns, and fields.
text: There is no hole because fire ants build their mounds by pushing up soil from below.
text: With small colonies, nests can often go undetected until after heavy rainfall when fire ants build up mounds to escape the accumulating groundwater.
text: Fire ants may construct mounds next to the foundation and enter homes through weep holes or other exterior cracks and holes.
text: Fire ants build colonies and ant mounds in lawns and gardens
text: These fire ants build mounds in almost any type of soil, but prefer open, sunny areas such as meadows, pastures, parks, playgrounds, lawns, and golf courses, as well as agricultural land and wilderness areas.
text: Fire ants build mounds in almost any type of soil, but they prefer open sunny areas such as pastures, parks, lawns, and fields.
text: Fire ants build mounds in open, sunny locations.
text: Fire ants build mounds in almost any type of soil, but they prefer open, sunny areas such as pastures, parks, lawns, meadows and cultivated fields.
text: These fire ants build mounds in almost any type of soil, but prefer open, sunny areas such as meadows, pastures, parks, playgrounds, lawns, and golf courses, as well as agricultural land and wilderness areas.
text: They build nests or mounds about 1 foot high, usually in grassy areas like lawns and pastures.
text: They live in large colonies in the ground and typically build mounds.
text: Like other ants species, fire ants also build mounds that may be as high as 30 cm above the ground.
text: They are much more aggressive than their American relatives and tend to build bigger and better colonies and mounds.
text: Fire ants build mounds in sunny, open areas such as lawns, playgrounds, ball fields, parks, golf courses, and along road shoulders.
text: In drip irrigation systems, fire ants will build their mounds over the emitters, reducing or blocking the flow of water to crops.
text: Also, in farms that use drip irrigation systems, fire ants will build their mounds over the emitters, reducing or blocking the flow of water to crops.
text: When the ground temperature stays above 65 degrees for several days, fire ants begin to build up mounds, produce young and forage for food.