Definition of parasitoid in English:

parasitoid

noun ˈparəsɪtɔɪdˈparəsiˌtoid

Entomology

An insect whose larvae live as parasites which eventually kill their hosts, e.g. an ichneumon wasp.
拟寄生物昆虫
Example sentencesExamples
- Larvae develop as parasitoids of 13 insect orders, spider eggs, ticks, pseudoscorpions, and nematodes, or as primary or secondary feeders on plant tissue.
- In parasitoids, the presence of conspecific females should modify decisions of females confronted with already-parasitized hosts.
- Sticky hairs don't work as well against most parasitoids, whose larvae grow inside and ultimately kill their caterpillar hosts.
- Such treatment typically kills the host; parasitoids are attracting interest as natural controls on insect pests.
- Insects include among their number parasites, parasitoids, carnivores, herbivores, scavengers, and detritivores.

Definition of parasitoid in US English:

parasitoid

nounˈparəsiˌtoid

Entomology

An insect (e.g., the ichneumon wasp) whose larvae live as parasites that eventually kill their hosts (typically other insects).
拟寄生物昆虫
Example sentencesExamples
- In parasitoids, the presence of conspecific females should modify decisions of females confronted with already-parasitized hosts.
- Such treatment typically kills the host; parasitoids are attracting interest as natural controls on insect pests.
- Insects include among their number parasites, parasitoids, carnivores, herbivores, scavengers, and detritivores.
- Sticky hairs don't work as well against most parasitoids, whose larvae grow inside and ultimately kill their caterpillar hosts.
- Larvae develop as parasitoids of 13 insect orders, spider eggs, ticks, pseudoscorpions, and nematodes, or as primary or secondary feeders on plant tissue.

词汇	parasitoid
释义	Definition of parasitoid in English: parasitoid noun ˈparəsɪtɔɪdˈparəsiˌtoid Entomology An insect whose larvae live as parasites which eventually kill their hosts, e.g. an ichneumon wasp. 拟寄生物昆虫 Example sentencesExamples Larvae develop as parasitoids of 13 insect orders, spider eggs, ticks, pseudoscorpions, and nematodes, or as primary or secondary feeders on plant tissue. In parasitoids, the presence of conspecific females should modify decisions of females confronted with already-parasitized hosts. Sticky hairs don't work as well against most parasitoids, whose larvae grow inside and ultimately kill their caterpillar hosts. Such treatment typically kills the host; parasitoids are attracting interest as natural controls on insect pests. Insects include among their number parasites, parasitoids, carnivores, herbivores, scavengers, and detritivores. Definition of parasitoid in US English: parasitoid nounˈparəsiˌtoid Entomology An insect (e.g., the ichneumon wasp) whose larvae live as parasites that eventually kill their hosts (typically other insects). 拟寄生物昆虫 Example sentencesExamples In parasitoids, the presence of conspecific females should modify decisions of females confronted with already-parasitized hosts. Such treatment typically kills the host; parasitoids are attracting interest as natural controls on insect pests. Insects include among their number parasites, parasitoids, carnivores, herbivores, scavengers, and detritivores. Sticky hairs don't work as well against most parasitoids, whose larvae grow inside and ultimately kill their caterpillar hosts. Larvae develop as parasitoids of 13 insect orders, spider eggs, ticks, pseudoscorpions, and nematodes, or as primary or secondary feeders on plant tissue.
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