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Definition of damsel bug in English: damsel bugnoun A slender long-legged bug that is a predator of other insects. Family Nabidae, suborder Heteroptera: several genera Example sentencesExamples - Although damsel bugs are predators, they are sometimes prey for spiders, assassin bugs, birds, and other creatures.
- The damsel bug, Nabis kinbergii Reuter inserts its eggs singly into soft plant tissues so that the circular emergence caps protrude above the surface.
- The two species of Nabid that are common in cotton fields are the damsel bug and pale damsel bug.
- Adults of the western damsel bug, N. alternatus, begin emerging in May or early June.
- The damsel bugs are small yellowish to brownish insects with prominent eyes.
- The most common damsel bugs are are pale yellow to brown with well developed wings - genus Nabis is common throughout the United States.
- Be a little careful with damsel bugs because they are predators and can give a painful bite to big and small alike.
- Other piercing-sucking predators include several species each of big-eyed bugs, damsel bugs and minute pirate bugs.
- Other beneficials include damsel bugs, ground beetles, hover flies and beneficial nematodes.
- There are several common natural factors that may reduce greenbug survival, including parasitic wasps, lady beetles, damsel bugs, syrphid fly larvae, green lacewing larvae, diseases and the weather.
- The nabids (damsel bugs) and the minute pirate bugs are generalist predators of soft-bodied insects.
- The damsel bug, preys on soft-bodied insects such as aphids, jassids, caterpillars and moth and butterfly eggs.
- The highest populations of big-eyed bugs and damsel bugs were only 0.4 per sweep.
- More common, but less frequently observed, are the various light brown damsel bugs, also called nabid bugs.
- Several species of spiders, damsel bugs and predatory stink bugs kill young larvae.
- Adult damsel bugs do resemble plant bugs somewhat in general body shape, but are more slender.
- Nabids or damsel bugs are pale tan to gray insects about 3/8 inch long.
- Beneficials such as big-eyed bugs, damsel bugs, spiders, and minute pirate bugs should be moving into fields that are starting to square.
- Predators that help control lygus bugs, big-eyed bugs, damsel bugs, assassin bugs, and crab spiders are the major predators of lygus bugs which are found in alfalfa seed fields.
- Adult damsel bugs spend the winter in groundcover and winter crops such as winter grain and alfalfa.
Definition of damsel bug in US English: damsel bugnoun A slender long-legged bug that is a predator of other insects. Family Nabidae, suborder Heteroptera: several genera Example sentencesExamples - Adults of the western damsel bug, N. alternatus, begin emerging in May or early June.
- Adult damsel bugs spend the winter in groundcover and winter crops such as winter grain and alfalfa.
- More common, but less frequently observed, are the various light brown damsel bugs, also called nabid bugs.
- Other beneficials include damsel bugs, ground beetles, hover flies and beneficial nematodes.
- Adult damsel bugs do resemble plant bugs somewhat in general body shape, but are more slender.
- Although damsel bugs are predators, they are sometimes prey for spiders, assassin bugs, birds, and other creatures.
- The damsel bug, Nabis kinbergii Reuter inserts its eggs singly into soft plant tissues so that the circular emergence caps protrude above the surface.
- There are several common natural factors that may reduce greenbug survival, including parasitic wasps, lady beetles, damsel bugs, syrphid fly larvae, green lacewing larvae, diseases and the weather.
- Be a little careful with damsel bugs because they are predators and can give a painful bite to big and small alike.
- The damsel bug, preys on soft-bodied insects such as aphids, jassids, caterpillars and moth and butterfly eggs.
- The most common damsel bugs are are pale yellow to brown with well developed wings - genus Nabis is common throughout the United States.
- The damsel bugs are small yellowish to brownish insects with prominent eyes.
- Predators that help control lygus bugs, big-eyed bugs, damsel bugs, assassin bugs, and crab spiders are the major predators of lygus bugs which are found in alfalfa seed fields.
- The nabids (damsel bugs) and the minute pirate bugs are generalist predators of soft-bodied insects.
- Other piercing-sucking predators include several species each of big-eyed bugs, damsel bugs and minute pirate bugs.
- Several species of spiders, damsel bugs and predatory stink bugs kill young larvae.
- The highest populations of big-eyed bugs and damsel bugs were only 0.4 per sweep.
- Beneficials such as big-eyed bugs, damsel bugs, spiders, and minute pirate bugs should be moving into fields that are starting to square.
- The two species of Nabid that are common in cotton fields are the damsel bug and pale damsel bug.
- Nabids or damsel bugs are pale tan to gray insects about 3/8 inch long.
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