Assertion: mosquito | /r/CapableOf | lay their eggs
Facets:
value: in water
type: LOCATION
value: in pond
type: LOCATION
value: on damp soil
type: LOCATION
value: in any container
type: LOCATION
value: into water
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: typically
type: DEGREE
value: directly
type: MANNER
value: during their lifetime
type: TEMPORAL
value: usually
type: TEMPORAL
value: at night
type: TEMPORAL
value: on other substrates
type: LOCATION
value: in areas
type: LOCATION
value: besides lakes
type: LOCATION
value: in small depressions
type: LOCATION
value: besides marshes
type: LOCATION
value: on the other side
type: LOCATION
value: on the water surface
type: LOCATION
value: in a backyard birdbath
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Where do Mosquitoes Lay Their Eggs?
text: In fact, mosquitoes will even lay eggs in a backyard birdbath or pond.
text: Other mosquitoes, such as container breeders, do not seek out a natural body of water, but rather lay eggs in any container that is holding water (bird bath, tire, bucket, etc.).
text: In many species, the female needs to obtain nutrients from a blood meal before it can produce eggs, whereas in many other species, obtaining nutrients from a blood meal only makes it so that the mosquito can lay more eggs.
text: When laying her eggs, a mosquito will place them in what’s called a raft
text: Mosquitoes typically lay their eggs in water, but eggs can survive in wet dirt.
text: Mosquitoes lay their eggs in ponds which grow into larvae and become a great source of diet for mosquitofish.
text: Mosquitoes lay their eggs in water.
text: Some mosquitoes lay their eggs on the surface of the water.
text: Mosquitoes lay their eggs in still water, most commonly ponds, marshlands and swamps.
text: Most mosquitoes lay their eggs directly into water.
text: Most mosquitoes lay their eggs directly into water.
text: Some mosquitoes lay their eggs in the vicinity of water rather than directly in water, and the eggs develop when the area becomes flooded.
text: Besides lakes, ponds, and marshes, some mosquitoes lay their eggs in small depressions where water has collected temporarily.
text: — after they've gotten their blood and laid their eggs, a mosquito will take a few days off before doing it all again.
text: The second scenario involves mosquitoes that lay their eggs on moist soil or other substrates in areas that will be flooded with water later.
text: Female Mosquitoes lay up to 300 eggs at a time : Mosquitoes usually lay their eggs at night.
text: One mosquito can also lay eggs three to four times during their lifetime before dying.
text: On the other side, the mosquito will lay eggs on the surface of water directly.
text: Because those overlapping leaves cover the water surface so thoroughly, not even mosquitoes can find a way in to lay eggs.
text: Where do mosquitoes lay eggs?
text: —mosquitoes are attracted to still water and it’s an ideal environment for them to lay eggs.
text: When mosquitoes feed on this aromatic liquid, they will not be able to lay eggs.
text: They can hold water and even a little water is sufficient for mosquitoes to lay eggs.
text: While some mosquitoes lay eggs and die just before winter, others survive by hiding, and some make it through the winter in the larval stage.
text: These mosquitoes can also lay eggs in natural sources that hold water in their leaves, such as tropical plants called “bromeliads,” so this type of vegetation would also need to be removed in order to suppress some container mosquitoes.
text: These mosquitoes typically lay eggs in or near standing water in things like buckets, bowls, animal dishes, flower pots, and vases.
text: They may lay the eggs singly or in rafts on water, on the sides of containers where water will soon cover, or on damp soil where they can hatch by rainwater or high tides.
text: All mosquitoes lay eggs in water, which can include large bodies of water, standing water (like swimming pools) or areas of collected standing water (like tree holes or gutters).
text: Mosquitoes lay eggs in shallow water.
text: Mosquitoes lay eggs on the water surface, be it a small river, a pond or a lake.
text: However, mosquitoes that were fed the blood with antibiotics were also more successful at sustaining more egg-laying females, laying more eggs and increasing survival rates.