Assertion: ladybug | /r/CapableOf | lay their eggs
Facets:
value: on the underside of a leaf
type: LOCATION
value: in clusters
type: LOCATION
value: on leaves
type: LOCATION
value: in rows
type: LOCATION
value: in homes
type: LOCATION
value: during late spring
type: TEMPORAL
value: near aphid colonies
type: LOCATION
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: more readily
type: MANNER
value: within eight to 10 days
type: TEMPORAL
value: to early summer
type: TEMPORAL
value: near a food source
type: LOCATION
value: on aphids
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: just an added trivia
type: MANNER
value: on the leaves of rose bushes
type: LOCATION
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: near a colony of aphids
type: LOCATION
value: in batches
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Ladybugs lay their eggs in clusters or rows on the underside of a leaf, usually where aphids have gathered.
text: Ladybugs lay eggs
text: A ladybird beetle (ladybug) laying eggs on a leaf.
text: Ladybirds lay their eggs in clusters or rows on the underside of a leaf, usually where aphids have gathered.
text: When a ladybird lays eggs there are a large number of fertilized and unfertilized eggs.
text: Lady beetles need to eat many aphids per day so that they can lay eggs.
text: A ladybug lays its egg on a leaf.
text: Ladybugs lay their eggs on aphid infested leaves.
text: Ladybugs tend to lay their eggs where food is abundant.
text: They often lay their eggs near a colony of aphids, as that is there main source of food.
text: Ladybugs lay their eggs where aphids are present.
text: Aphids love to eat rose plants and since ladybugs love to eat aphids, many ladybugs will lay their eggs on the leaves of rose bushes so that when the larvae hatch out of the eggs, they will have plenty of food waiting for them!
text: Just an added trivia, ladybugs lay their eggs on aphids infested plants so that when these hatches they have instant food to feed their larva.
text: There are two main factors affecting where Ladybugs lay their eggs.
text: Ladybugs are careful to lay their eggs near a food source.
text: Ladybugs lay their eggs where aphids are present.
text: Ladybugs may hibernate indoors but will not reproduce or lay eggs in homes.
text: Ladybugs may hibernate indoors but will not reproduce or lay eggs in homes.
text: Ladybugs lay eggs in batches on leaves.
text: Ladybugs lay eggs in clusters.
text: Ladybugs lay eggs
text: Ladybugs are shipped in the adult stage and when released should mate and lay eggs within eight to 10 days.
text: Ladybugs lay eggs
text: If they have enough food (aphids) they will mate and lay eggs, continuing the life cycle in your garden.
text: Where areas with short warm seasons, the ladybug shelters itself and hibernates longer, but in more temperate climates, the ladybug continues eating and laying eggs more readily.
text: Ladybugs usually lay eggs on leaves where there will be plenty of food for the babies when they hatch.
text: They will begin to lay eggs that will grow into more ladybugs.
text: Most Ladybugs will lay eggs in during Late Spring to early Summer when food sources are at their highest level.
text: Ladybugs prefer to lay eggs near aphid colonies so larvae will have an ample food supply upon hatching.
text: Ladybirds lay their eggs in clusters or rows on the underside of a leaf, usually where aphids have gathered.