Assertion: ladybug | /r/CapableOf | eat pollen
Facets:
value: especially early in the spring
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Initially it was believed that ladybugs are purely carnivorous, but with recent research, it is now known that they are actually omnivorous and apart from consuming aphids and other insects, they also eat nectar, pollen, fungi and honeydew.
text: A few lady beetles eat pollen, especially early in the spring when there aren't many aphids to eat.
text: A ladybug can consume up to 60 aphids per day, and will also eat a variety of other insects and larvae harmful to plants (including scales, mealy bugs, leaf hoppers, mites, and other types of soft-bodied insects), as well as pollen and nectar.
text: A ladybug can consume up to 60 aphids per day, and will also eat a variety of other harmful insects and larvae (including scales, mealy bugs, leaf hoppers, mites, and other types of soft-bodied insects), as well as pollen and nectar.
text: A ladybug can consume up to 60 aphids per day, and will also eat a variety of other harmful insects and larvae (including scales, mealy bugs, leaf hoppers, mites, and other types of soft-bodied insects), as well as pollen and nectar.
text: A ladybug can consume up to 60 aphids per day, and will also eat a variety of other harmful insects and larvae (including scales, mealy bugs, leaf hoppers, mites, and other types of soft-bodied insects), as well as pollen and nectar.