Sentences with GALL-MIDGE
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The gall midge is a small fly that lays its eggs in plant tissue."
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"The tomato plants in my garden were infested with gall midges."
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"The gall midge larvae feed on the leaves of the host plant, causing deformations."
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"The gall midge is considered a pest in many agricultural crops."
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"The gall midge has a short lifecycle, completing its development in only a few weeks."
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"Farmers use various methods to control gall midge infestations."
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"The gall midge population has been increasing in recent years."
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"Researchers are studying the behavior of gall midges to develop better management strategies."
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"The gall midge is a common insect in temperate regions."
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"The gall midge is attracted to specific chemicals emitted by host plants."
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"Some species of gall midges are known to transmit plant diseases."
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"The gall midge larvae can cause galls to form on the stems of trees."
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"The gall midge is a major concern for gardeners and farmers alike."
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"The gall midge eggs are laid inside the plant tissue using a specialized ovipositor."
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"The gall midge infestation was so severe that the plants had to be removed."
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"The lifecycle of the gall midge involves egg, larva, pupa, and adult stages."
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"The gall midge is closely related to other species of flies in the Cecidomyiidae family."
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"The gall midge is a small, flying insect that lays its eggs in plant tissues."
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"The damage caused by the gall midge infestation can be devastating to crops."
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"Farmers often employ various measures to control the population of gall midges."
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"Some species of gall midges are known to transmit plant diseases."
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"The life cycle of a gall midge typically involves different stages: egg, larva, pupa, and adult."
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"The larvae of gall midges induce the formation of galls on plant tissues."
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"Scientists are studying the behavior and ecology of gall midges to develop better control methods."
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"The gall midge population has shown a significant decline in recent years due to improved pest management strategies."
