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Definition of thrips in English: thrips(also thrip) nounθrɪpsθrɪps A minute black winged insect which sucks plant sap and can be a serious pest of ornamental and food plants when present in large numbers. Thrips swarm on warm still summer days and cause irritation by crawling on the skin. Order Thysanoptera: many species, including the pea thrips (Kakothrips robustus), which can cause considerable losses to pea crops Also called thunderbug, thunderfly Example sentencesExamples - The most common insect pests of scallions are thrips, which arrive in mid-June and are a particular problem in dry weather, and occasionally cutworms or armyworms.
- Insects such as ants, mealy bugs and thrips have been found in 37 out of 43 shipments, which then needed fumigation.
- Inspect your plants regularly for insects such as aphids, thrips, whiteflies, and other noxious pests, whether indoors or outdoors.
- Stunted rose buds or flowers are usually a sign of thrips, a silvery insect that is almost too tiny to see.
- Terebrantia, the pest thrips, lay their eggs inside the plant's epidermis, the results of which can drive you mad trying to get rid of them.
- Here, we present the entire nucleotide sequence of the mt genome of the plague thrips, Thrips imaginis (Thysanoptera).
Origin Late 18th century: via Latin from Greek, literally 'woodworm'. Definition of thrips in US English: thrips(also thrip) nounθrɪpsTHrips A minute black winged insect that sucks plant sap and can be a serious pest of ornamental and food plants when present in large numbers. Order Thysanoptera: many species Example sentencesExamples - Here, we present the entire nucleotide sequence of the mt genome of the plague thrips, Thrips imaginis (Thysanoptera).
- Inspect your plants regularly for insects such as aphids, thrips, whiteflies, and other noxious pests, whether indoors or outdoors.
- Insects such as ants, mealy bugs and thrips have been found in 37 out of 43 shipments, which then needed fumigation.
- Terebrantia, the pest thrips, lay their eggs inside the plant's epidermis, the results of which can drive you mad trying to get rid of them.
- Stunted rose buds or flowers are usually a sign of thrips, a silvery insect that is almost too tiny to see.
- The most common insect pests of scallions are thrips, which arrive in mid-June and are a particular problem in dry weather, and occasionally cutworms or armyworms.
Origin Late 18th century: via Latin from Greek, literally ‘woodworm’. |