Assertion: japanese beetle | /r/CapableOf | lie egg
Facets:
value: in the soil
type: LOCATION
value: in june
type: TEMPORAL
value: in the lawn
type: LOCATION
value: in fescue grasses
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: They lay eggs in the soil during June, which develop into tiny white grubs with brown heads and six legs that are up to ¾ inch in length.
text: For whatever reason, Japanese beetles prefer to lay their eggs in fescue grasses more than warm-season turfgrasses.
text: After they have their full, they will mate and lay eggs.
text: They hatch (from below the grass in your yard), they eat, then they mate, then they lay eggs.
text: During this period they feed, mate and lay eggs.
text: Then they lay eggs in the soil, which hatch into grubs.
text: Japanese beetles lay their eggs in the soil, usually in June.
text: Perversely, sufficient moisture arrived to soften the ground so that Japanese beetles and several species of various chafers were able to lay their eggs in the lawn.
text: Japanese beetles lay their eggs in the soil, where they hatch into grubs that live underground through the winter.
text: When Japanese beetles ingest neem oil, they will lay eggs that cannot progress to the adult Japanese beetle stage.