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Definition of coccid in US English: coccidnoun ˈkäksidˈkäksid A homopteran insect of the family Coccidae; a scale insect. Example sentencesExamples - Biological control programs targeted against the two groups of pests have had variable outcomes, with more success often achieved against coccids than against aphids.
- The ants had established regular colonies in the cavities with a queen, workers and brood, together with coccids fixed on the inner walls of the stem.
- The only downside is the vigour of the tree, which is weakened by the sap sucking of the coccids.
- The tiny adult males are winged but the female coccids remain in the galls all their lives.
- Aphids and coccids are major pests of agriculture and forestry throughout the world.
Definition of coccid in US English: coccidnounˈkäksid A homopteran insect of the family Coccidae; a scale insect. Example sentencesExamples - The tiny adult males are winged but the female coccids remain in the galls all their lives.
- The ants had established regular colonies in the cavities with a queen, workers and brood, together with coccids fixed on the inner walls of the stem.
- Aphids and coccids are major pests of agriculture and forestry throughout the world.
- Biological control programs targeted against the two groups of pests have had variable outcomes, with more success often achieved against coccids than against aphids.
- The only downside is the vigour of the tree, which is weakened by the sap sucking of the coccids.
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