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Definition of stink bug in English: stink bugnoun another term for shield bug Example sentencesExamples - One stink bug in ten spikes is considered significant enough to impact yield and quality.
- ‘Bean leaf beetles and stink bugs are major pests,’ he says.
- These include the tarnished plant bug, a relative of the stink bug; the little black sap beetle and the strawberry clipper, but they usually are less troublesome on strawberries than birds and slugs or snails.
- Using hi-tech equipment to pick up and broadcast the tiny vibrations, Charlotte was able to ‘eavesdrop’ on the stink bugs' courtship.
- During the recent bamboo flowering in Bhadra, naturalists noticed a sudden and massive spurt in the numbers of a species of insect called the stink bug Dolycoris indicus belonging to the Pentatomidae family (sub order: Heteroptera).
- Female egg guarding occurs in a wide variety of insects, including lace bugs, stink bugs, cockroaches, and treehoppers.
- I have already seen a couple of stink bugs this week.
- Low numbers of adult stink bugs, Euschistus conspersus Uhler, have occasionally been observed in or near traps baited with > 20.0 mg pear ester septa (ALK and DML, unpublished data).
- Jaz, a newly arrived Sikh student was informed that his path to acceptance in his new school involved rounding up stink bugs and putting them in Mong's bag.
- He is also working on part of an immunological/biochemical test that would link to a method developed by an ARS entomologist to score the reproductive potential of spined soldier bugs and two-spotted stink bugs.
- Chemicals used to kill the stink bugs generally kill beneficial insects, too.
- Thresholds for stink bugs in corn have not been developed.
- On the plant side, a Brazilian entomologist is working at the Insect Chemical Ecology Laboratory in Beltsville, Maryland, looking for ways to control stink bugs, a soybean pest in both Brazil and the United States.
- Using percent frequency data, they found that beetles, stink bugs, froghoppers (Homoptera: Cercopidae), and moths all occurred in > 20% of the stomachs of 21 bats.
- Individual costumes included the stink bug, praying mantis, dragonfly, grubworm, horsefly, gypsy moth, boll weevil, yellow jacket, monarch butterfly, two mean bugs and a nice bug as well as the ever popular maggot.
- Southern green stink bug females from Ethiopia produce vibrations in plant stems that are used by males to locate them.
- He and his students began to study insects, too, and published research on Alaska yellow jackets and stink bugs.
- And, several species of spiders, damsel bugs and predatory stink bugs kill young larvae.
- In the stink bug, Nezara viridula, females allowed to choose their mates laid more fertile eggs during their lifetime than those assigned males randomly.
- There he unearths dozens of small green stink bugs - shield-shaped, half-inch-long creatures.
Definition of stink bug in US English: stink bugnounˈstiNGk ˌbəɡ A broad shield-shaped bug that is typically brightly colored or boldly marked. It emits a foul smell when handled or molested. Pentatomidae and other families, suborder Heteroptera Example sentencesExamples - And, several species of spiders, damsel bugs and predatory stink bugs kill young larvae.
- He and his students began to study insects, too, and published research on Alaska yellow jackets and stink bugs.
- Chemicals used to kill the stink bugs generally kill beneficial insects, too.
- In the stink bug, Nezara viridula, females allowed to choose their mates laid more fertile eggs during their lifetime than those assigned males randomly.
- Jaz, a newly arrived Sikh student was informed that his path to acceptance in his new school involved rounding up stink bugs and putting them in Mong's bag.
- Thresholds for stink bugs in corn have not been developed.
- Low numbers of adult stink bugs, Euschistus conspersus Uhler, have occasionally been observed in or near traps baited with > 20.0 mg pear ester septa (ALK and DML, unpublished data).
- Individual costumes included the stink bug, praying mantis, dragonfly, grubworm, horsefly, gypsy moth, boll weevil, yellow jacket, monarch butterfly, two mean bugs and a nice bug as well as the ever popular maggot.
- I have already seen a couple of stink bugs this week.
- He is also working on part of an immunological/biochemical test that would link to a method developed by an ARS entomologist to score the reproductive potential of spined soldier bugs and two-spotted stink bugs.
- Female egg guarding occurs in a wide variety of insects, including lace bugs, stink bugs, cockroaches, and treehoppers.
- There he unearths dozens of small green stink bugs - shield-shaped, half-inch-long creatures.
- One stink bug in ten spikes is considered significant enough to impact yield and quality.
- Southern green stink bug females from Ethiopia produce vibrations in plant stems that are used by males to locate them.
- During the recent bamboo flowering in Bhadra, naturalists noticed a sudden and massive spurt in the numbers of a species of insect called the stink bug Dolycoris indicus belonging to the Pentatomidae family (sub order: Heteroptera).
- On the plant side, a Brazilian entomologist is working at the Insect Chemical Ecology Laboratory in Beltsville, Maryland, looking for ways to control stink bugs, a soybean pest in both Brazil and the United States.
- Using percent frequency data, they found that beetles, stink bugs, froghoppers (Homoptera: Cercopidae), and moths all occurred in > 20% of the stomachs of 21 bats.
- Using hi-tech equipment to pick up and broadcast the tiny vibrations, Charlotte was able to ‘eavesdrop’ on the stink bugs' courtship.
- ‘Bean leaf beetles and stink bugs are major pests,’ he says.
- These include the tarnished plant bug, a relative of the stink bug; the little black sap beetle and the strawberry clipper, but they usually are less troublesome on strawberries than birds and slugs or snails.
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