Definition of coccinellid in English:

coccinellid

nounˌkɒksɪˈnɛlɪdˌkäksəˈnelid

Entomology

A beetle of a family (Coccinellidae ) that includes the ladybirds.
〔昆〕瓢虫
Example sentencesExamples
- In their exposed position near the tip of a growing shoot, the nymphs are preyed upon by a diverse array of invertebrates such as coccinellid beetle larvae, spiders, and wasps.
- There is growing concern that predaceous coccinellids introduced into North America may have negative impacts on native ladybird beetles.
- Both plataspid species are prey of the coccinellid beetle, whose larvae always detected them by contact.
- Predaceous arthropods were tallied and assigned to general taxonomic groups: spiders, hymenopterans, hemipterans, and coccinellids.
- The average rate of dispersal for four species of adventive coccinellids now established on Cape Breton Island was estimated to range from 30 to 400 km/yr.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin Coccinellidae (plural), from the genus name Coccinella, from Latin coccineus 'scarlet'.

Definition of coccinellid in US English:

coccinellid

nounˌkäksəˈnelid

Entomology

A beetle of a family (Coccinellidae) that includes the ladybugs.
〔昆〕瓢虫
Example sentencesExamples
- There is growing concern that predaceous coccinellids introduced into North America may have negative impacts on native ladybird beetles.
- Both plataspid species are prey of the coccinellid beetle, whose larvae always detected them by contact.
- In their exposed position near the tip of a growing shoot, the nymphs are preyed upon by a diverse array of invertebrates such as coccinellid beetle larvae, spiders, and wasps.
- Predaceous arthropods were tallied and assigned to general taxonomic groups: spiders, hymenopterans, hemipterans, and coccinellids.
- The average rate of dispersal for four species of adventive coccinellids now established on Cape Breton Island was estimated to range from 30 to 400 km/yr.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin Coccinellidae (plural), from the genus name Coccinella, from Latin coccineus ‘scarlet’.

词汇	coccinellid
释义	Definition of coccinellid in English: coccinellid nounˌkɒksɪˈnɛlɪdˌkäksəˈnelid Entomology A beetle of a family (Coccinellidae ) that includes the ladybirds. 〔昆〕瓢虫 Example sentencesExamples In their exposed position near the tip of a growing shoot, the nymphs are preyed upon by a diverse array of invertebrates such as coccinellid beetle larvae, spiders, and wasps. There is growing concern that predaceous coccinellids introduced into North America may have negative impacts on native ladybird beetles. Both plataspid species are prey of the coccinellid beetle, whose larvae always detected them by contact. Predaceous arthropods were tallied and assigned to general taxonomic groups: spiders, hymenopterans, hemipterans, and coccinellids. The average rate of dispersal for four species of adventive coccinellids now established on Cape Breton Island was estimated to range from 30 to 400 km/yr. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin Coccinellidae (plural), from the genus name Coccinella, from Latin coccineus 'scarlet'. Definition of coccinellid in US English: coccinellid nounˌkäksəˈnelid Entomology A beetle of a family (Coccinellidae) that includes the ladybugs. 〔昆〕瓢虫 Example sentencesExamples There is growing concern that predaceous coccinellids introduced into North America may have negative impacts on native ladybird beetles. Both plataspid species are prey of the coccinellid beetle, whose larvae always detected them by contact. In their exposed position near the tip of a growing shoot, the nymphs are preyed upon by a diverse array of invertebrates such as coccinellid beetle larvae, spiders, and wasps. Predaceous arthropods were tallied and assigned to general taxonomic groups: spiders, hymenopterans, hemipterans, and coccinellids. The average rate of dispersal for four species of adventive coccinellids now established on Cape Breton Island was estimated to range from 30 to 400 km/yr. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin Coccinellidae (plural), from the genus name Coccinella, from Latin coccineus ‘scarlet’.
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