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nymphal (adjective) - Nymphal is a term used in biology to describe the developmental stage of an insect between the larval and adult stages, during which it undergoes metamorphosis
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- of or pertaining to a nymph or nymphs
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They have four or five nymphal instars.
They have five nymphal stages in their development.
This species goes through five nymphal stages.
The first nymphal stage overwinters on the bark.
These are expected to also be nymphal food plants.
Each nymphal stage is separated by a molt.
Insecticides should be targeted at the nymphal stage.
Nymphal ticks are out now.
The micropterous bugs go through four nymphal stages.
The nymphal phase lasts for approximately one year.
Most species pass through six nymphal stages.
The nymphal stage develops.
This usually happens in the sixth or seventh nymphal stage.
The nymphal pheromone is different from the adult one.
There are five nymphal stages.
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The nymphal period is greatly prolonged when food is scarce.
Most infections are transmitted from ticks at the nymphal stage.
Nymphal population density also affects the dispersal of water striders.
All the growing happens during the larval or nymphal stages.
Both nymphal and adult ticks can transmit diseases to humans.
Overwintering is in nymphal stages.
Two nymphal stages look similar to adult with four pairs of legs.
Mortality was primarily observed at the egg or newly hatched nymphal stage.
Adults emerge after three nymphal stages and one pupal stage.
Nymphal and larval ticks are very small and may be difficult to identify.
Once engorged after a blood meal nymphal bed bugs may take on a bright red color.
Nymphal and larval myobiids generally resemble their respective adults except for size.
The eggs hatch in two to three weeks and then pass through five nymphal instars.
The following nymphal stages and the adult have four pairs of legs.
Most cases of Lyme disease occur in June or July when the nymphal stage occurs.
Males have one nymphal stage in their development and females have two nymphal stages.
Metamorphosis usually incomplete, with egg and nymphal stages.
All nymphal stages and adults of both sexes require blood for nutrition and development.
Evidence of articulation in Paleozoic nymphal wings and evolution of metamorphic instars are examined.
Nymphal ticks and adult fleas were then placed directly into the vials using forceps.
Before emergence, the nymphal darkens until it is near black.
Nymphal ticks are out Tick bite.
The egg, a variable number of nymphal instars and adult.
After the nymphal stages they become immature adults which soon mature and start breeding.
They have a distinct larval, nymphal and adult stage.
Early nymphal instars were collected in the river in mid-June.
Tillage buries eggs deeper in the soil, hindering nymphal emergence.
The nymphal and adult stages are free-living in the soil.
Consequently, an adult cockroach emerges after the last nymphal stage.
They have an egg stage, five nymphal stages and an adult stage.
The nymphal stage will have lasted in this case 9 days only.
The increase in temperature caused reduction in the duration of nymphal stages of e . heros.
Eggs develop through 5 nymphal instars during the spring and summer.
Megnini has a single-host lifecycle consisting of larval stages followed by a variable number of nymphal stages.
In the final nymphal instar, they construct an exit tunnel to the surface and emerge.
