common green lacewing
The 'common green lacewing' is an insect known for its bright green color and beneficial role in controlling pest populations.
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Definition
C1Entomology
(technical)A species of insect in the order Neuroptera, characterized by a green body and lace-like wings.
Example
- The common green lacewing is easily identifiable by its delicate, translucent wings.
B2Agriculture
(technical)An insect beneficial to gardens and crops, as its larvae prey on aphids and other pests.
Example
- Farmers often encourage the presence of common green lacewings to naturally control pest populations.
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