英语词汇“codling moth”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

3. More fully codling moth. A small brownish-grey moth, Cydia pomonella (family Tortricidae), which is a cosmopolitan pest having larvae that feed on pome and stone fruits, esp. apples. Also: a larva of this moth.Also as a modifier. See Compounds 1c.Also called apple moth, fruit-moth.grape codling: see the first element.

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?1749 B. Wilkes Eng. Moths & Butterflies 5 The Codling Moth. Mr. Rosel says, The Caterpillar of this Moth feeds on the Kernels of Appels and Pears. The Moth lays her Eggs at the End of June.

1865 Western Flying Post 10 Oct. Our little enemy the Codlin Moth (Carpocapsa Pomonella) must also have been present in great numbers, for the apple crop in this part has suffered severely from the grub.

1880 Lancaster Farmer Dec. 179/2 Great numbers of codlings, are killed every summer by flying into or against city street lamps.

1934 Econ. Geogr. 10 165/2 Codling moths are very sensitive to climatic conditions in hatching, breeding, and flight.

1978 E. Pinhey in M. J. A. Werger & A. C. van Bruggen Biogeography & Ecol. Southern Afr. xxiv. 765 Codlins and some Lycaenidae feed on or inside fruits and seeds.

2014 BBC Gardeners' World (Special Subscriber ed.) Oct. 130/1 If you find ‘maggoty’ apples and pears in your garden, the most likely cause is the caterpillar of the codling moth.

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释义	> as lemmas codling moth 3. More fully codling moth. A small brownish-grey moth, Cydia pomonella (family Tortricidae), which is a cosmopolitan pest having larvae that feed on pome and stone fruits, esp. apples. Also: a larva of this moth.Also as a modifier. See Compounds 1c.Also called apple moth, fruit-moth.grape codling: see the first element. ΘΚΠ the world > animals > invertebrates > phylum Arthropoda > class Insecta > Heterocera > [noun] > family Eucosomidae > carpocapsa or cydia pomonella (codling-moth) codling moth?1749 codling1880 ?1749 B. Wilkes Eng. Moths & Butterflies 5 The Codling Moth. Mr. Rosel says, The Caterpillar of this Moth feeds on the Kernels of Appels and Pears. The Moth lays her Eggs at the End of June. 1865 Western Flying Post 10 Oct. Our little enemy the Codlin Moth (Carpocapsa Pomonella) must also have been present in great numbers, for the apple crop in this part has suffered severely from the grub. 1880 Lancaster Farmer Dec. 179/2 Great numbers of codlings, are killed every summer by flying into or against city street lamps. 1934 Econ. Geogr. 10 165/2 Codling moths are very sensitive to climatic conditions in hatching, breeding, and flight. 1978 E. Pinhey in M. J. A. Werger & A. C. van Bruggen Biogeography & Ecol. Southern Afr. xxiv. 765 Codlins and some Lycaenidae feed on or inside fruits and seeds. 2014 BBC Gardeners' World (Special Subscriber ed.) Oct. 130/1 If you find ‘maggoty’ apples and pears in your garden, the most likely cause is the caterpillar of the codling moth. extracted from codlingn.² < as lemmas
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