Assertion: female ladybug | /r/CapableOf | lay egg
Facets:
value: on the bottom side of leaves
type: LOCATION
value: in clusters
type: LOCATION
value: in places
type: LOCATION
value: near groups of aphids
type: LOCATION
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: typically
type: TEMPORAL
value: on plants near insects
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Seven days after they mate, female ladybugs lay eggs on plants near insects that her larvae can eat.
text: The female ladybug can keep the male’s sperms for a long period before she lays her eggs.
text: Female ladybugs typically lay their eggs near groups of aphids.
text: Female Ladybugs usually lay eggs in clusters to best ensure the survival of at least one or two.
text: The female ladybug lays its eggs next to a group of aphids.
text: She will lay the eggs in places where food is available in plenty and if food is scarce, she will lay both fertilized and unfertilized eggs, so that when the larvae hatch they can consume the unfertilized eggs.
text: A female ladybug lays her eggs where there’s an abundant supply of food, often near to colonies of aphids.
text: Female ladybugs lay their eggs on the bottom side of leaves, and they could lay more than 1,000 eggs in their lifetime.