Definition of bagworm in English:

bagworm

nounˈbaɡwəːmˈbaɡwərm

A drab moth, the caterpillar and flightless female of which live in a portable protective case constructed out of plant debris.
顿袋蛾，蓑蛾
Family Psychidae: many genera
Example sentencesExamples
- It works well only on young bagworms and must be applied between June 15th and July 15th to be effective.
- When many small bagworms are infesting evergreens, an insecticide may be needed to prevent serious damage.
- The bag is firmly attached by a sturdy silk band which the bagworms usually wrap around a twig.
- When fully grown, the bagworms are a dull, dirty, gray with darker markings toward the head.
- Large populations of bagworms can strip plants of their foliage and eventually cause them to die.
- I'm like a bagworm that's lost its bag, a snail without its shell.
- The heat from that burning will do more permanent damage to the tree than the bagworms ever will.
- These problems include bagworms, pine wilt disease, Sphaeropsis Tip Blight of pine, along with others.
- When fully grown, the bagworm fastens its covering to a twig and pupates within it.
- The cheapest method of controlling bagworms on small trees and ornamentals is to hand-pick the bags.
- We are all guilty of spraying an entire juniper hedge for bagworms when only three or four bags were seen which could have been easily picked off and crushed.
- The bagworm occurs in the eastern United States from New England to Nebraska and south through Texas.
- Dispersal of bagworms depends on the hatchlings getting out on a twig and letting out a long strand of silk.
- When the commercial product is applied while the bagworm is still a larva, the bacterium can be very effective.
- This is the time when bagworm eggs have hatched but have not yet formed their protective covering.
- Since deciduous plants regrow new leaves each year, the defoliation caused by bagworm feeding is usually not serious.
- The bagworm is native to the U.S. and occurs throughout much of the area east of the Rocky Mountains.
- Inside every case once inhabited by a female bagworm are up to 1,000 eggs, which hatch in June.
- Some of the bagworms can be identified by the shape of their cases or by the material used to construct them.
- So, we typically recommend Kansans spray for bagworms in June, to give all the year's eggs time to hatch.

Definition of bagworm in US English:

bagworm

nounˈbaɡwərm

A drab moth, the caterpillar and flightless female of which live in a portable protective case constructed out of plant debris.
顿袋蛾，蓑蛾
Family Psychidae: many genera
Example sentencesExamples
- When the commercial product is applied while the bagworm is still a larva, the bacterium can be very effective.
- When many small bagworms are infesting evergreens, an insecticide may be needed to prevent serious damage.
- When fully grown, the bagworms are a dull, dirty, gray with darker markings toward the head.
- The heat from that burning will do more permanent damage to the tree than the bagworms ever will.
- We are all guilty of spraying an entire juniper hedge for bagworms when only three or four bags were seen which could have been easily picked off and crushed.
- These problems include bagworms, pine wilt disease, Sphaeropsis Tip Blight of pine, along with others.
- This is the time when bagworm eggs have hatched but have not yet formed their protective covering.
- It works well only on young bagworms and must be applied between June 15th and July 15th to be effective.
- Dispersal of bagworms depends on the hatchlings getting out on a twig and letting out a long strand of silk.
- Some of the bagworms can be identified by the shape of their cases or by the material used to construct them.
- So, we typically recommend Kansans spray for bagworms in June, to give all the year's eggs time to hatch.
- Since deciduous plants regrow new leaves each year, the defoliation caused by bagworm feeding is usually not serious.
- The bagworm is native to the U.S. and occurs throughout much of the area east of the Rocky Mountains.
- The bag is firmly attached by a sturdy silk band which the bagworms usually wrap around a twig.
- Large populations of bagworms can strip plants of their foliage and eventually cause them to die.
- Inside every case once inhabited by a female bagworm are up to 1,000 eggs, which hatch in June.
- When fully grown, the bagworm fastens its covering to a twig and pupates within it.
- I'm like a bagworm that's lost its bag, a snail without its shell.
- The bagworm occurs in the eastern United States from New England to Nebraska and south through Texas.
- The cheapest method of controlling bagworms on small trees and ornamentals is to hand-pick the bags.

词汇	bagworm
释义	Definition of bagworm in English: bagworm nounˈbaɡwəːmˈbaɡwərm A drab moth, the caterpillar and flightless female of which live in a portable protective case constructed out of plant debris. 顿袋蛾，蓑蛾 Family Psychidae: many genera Example sentencesExamples It works well only on young bagworms and must be applied between June 15th and July 15th to be effective. When many small bagworms are infesting evergreens, an insecticide may be needed to prevent serious damage. The bag is firmly attached by a sturdy silk band which the bagworms usually wrap around a twig. When fully grown, the bagworms are a dull, dirty, gray with darker markings toward the head. Large populations of bagworms can strip plants of their foliage and eventually cause them to die. I'm like a bagworm that's lost its bag, a snail without its shell. The heat from that burning will do more permanent damage to the tree than the bagworms ever will. These problems include bagworms, pine wilt disease, Sphaeropsis Tip Blight of pine, along with others. When fully grown, the bagworm fastens its covering to a twig and pupates within it. The cheapest method of controlling bagworms on small trees and ornamentals is to hand-pick the bags. We are all guilty of spraying an entire juniper hedge for bagworms when only three or four bags were seen which could have been easily picked off and crushed. The bagworm occurs in the eastern United States from New England to Nebraska and south through Texas. Dispersal of bagworms depends on the hatchlings getting out on a twig and letting out a long strand of silk. When the commercial product is applied while the bagworm is still a larva, the bacterium can be very effective. This is the time when bagworm eggs have hatched but have not yet formed their protective covering. Since deciduous plants regrow new leaves each year, the defoliation caused by bagworm feeding is usually not serious. The bagworm is native to the U.S. and occurs throughout much of the area east of the Rocky Mountains. Inside every case once inhabited by a female bagworm are up to 1,000 eggs, which hatch in June. Some of the bagworms can be identified by the shape of their cases or by the material used to construct them. So, we typically recommend Kansans spray for bagworms in June, to give all the year's eggs time to hatch. Definition of bagworm in US English: bagworm nounˈbaɡwərm A drab moth, the caterpillar and flightless female of which live in a portable protective case constructed out of plant debris. 顿袋蛾，蓑蛾 Family Psychidae: many genera Example sentencesExamples When the commercial product is applied while the bagworm is still a larva, the bacterium can be very effective. When many small bagworms are infesting evergreens, an insecticide may be needed to prevent serious damage. When fully grown, the bagworms are a dull, dirty, gray with darker markings toward the head. The heat from that burning will do more permanent damage to the tree than the bagworms ever will. We are all guilty of spraying an entire juniper hedge for bagworms when only three or four bags were seen which could have been easily picked off and crushed. These problems include bagworms, pine wilt disease, Sphaeropsis Tip Blight of pine, along with others. This is the time when bagworm eggs have hatched but have not yet formed their protective covering. It works well only on young bagworms and must be applied between June 15th and July 15th to be effective. Dispersal of bagworms depends on the hatchlings getting out on a twig and letting out a long strand of silk. Some of the bagworms can be identified by the shape of their cases or by the material used to construct them. So, we typically recommend Kansans spray for bagworms in June, to give all the year's eggs time to hatch. Since deciduous plants regrow new leaves each year, the defoliation caused by bagworm feeding is usually not serious. The bagworm is native to the U.S. and occurs throughout much of the area east of the Rocky Mountains. The bag is firmly attached by a sturdy silk band which the bagworms usually wrap around a twig. Large populations of bagworms can strip plants of their foliage and eventually cause them to die. Inside every case once inhabited by a female bagworm are up to 1,000 eggs, which hatch in June. When fully grown, the bagworm fastens its covering to a twig and pupates within it. I'm like a bagworm that's lost its bag, a snail without its shell. The bagworm occurs in the eastern United States from New England to Nebraska and south through Texas. The cheapest method of controlling bagworms on small trees and ornamentals is to hand-pick the bags.
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