Sentences with BRACONID
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"The braconid wasp is a parasitic insect known for its ability to control populations of pest insects."
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"Researchers are studying the ecology and behavior of braconid wasps to develop biological control methods."
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"The larvae of braconid wasps feed on the internal organs of their host insects."
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"The small size of braconid wasps allows them to easily locate and attack their host insects."
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"Some species of braconid wasps are capable of paralyzing their host insects before laying eggs."
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"Farmers are increasingly using braconid wasps as a natural alternative to chemical pesticides."
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"The braconid wasp's life cycle includes a larval stage that feeds on the host insect."
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"The braconid wasp larvae emerge from the host insect's body and spin cocoons to pupate."
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"The adult braconid wasp emerges from its cocoon and seeks out new host insects to parasitize."
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"The presence of braconid wasps in a garden is a sign of a healthy ecosystem."
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"The study of braconid wasps has led to new insights into insect behavior and evolution."
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"Certain species of braconid wasps are used as biological control agents against pests."
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"The reproductive success of braconid wasps depends on the availability of suitable host insects."
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"The diversity of braconid wasp species is still not fully understood by scientists."
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"The braconid is a type of parasitic wasp commonly found in gardens."
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"The braconid wasp lays its eggs inside the body of a host insect."
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"Many farmers use braconids as a natural method of pest control."
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"The braconid larvae develop inside the host insect, eventually killing it."
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"Researchers are studying the relationship between braconids and their host insects."
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"The braconid wasp belongs to the family Braconidae."
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"Gardeners often encourage the presence of braconids to protect their crops."
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"The braconid wasp has a narrow waist and long antennae."
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"The braconid parasitizes a wide range of host insects."
