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Eruca

An insect in the larval state a caterpillar a larva

Polyeidic

Passing through several distinct larval forms having several distinct kinds of young

paeligdogenetic

Producing young while in the immature or larval state said of certain insects etc

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paeligdogenesis

Reproduction by young or larval animals

Maggot

The footless larva of any fly See Larval

VerbarLongicornia

a large number of species in which the antennaelig are very long Most of them while in the larval state bore into the wood or beneath the bark of trees and some species are very destructive to

VerbarLarvalia

An order of Tunicata including Appendicularia and allied genera so called because certain larval features are retained by them through life Called also Copelata See Appendicularia

Hydatid

the bodies of animals but unconnected with the tissues It is usually formed by parasitic worms esp by larval tapeworms as Echinococcus and Coelignurus See these words in the Vocabulary

Gid

disease of sheep characterized by vertigo the staggers It is caused by the presence of the Cunrnurus a larval tapeworm in the brain See Cunrnurus

Cocoon

its chrysalis state It is formed of threads of silk spun by the worm just before leaving the larval state From these the silk of commerce is prepared