How To Use Green lacewing In A Sentence

The larvae of the green lacewing are ferocious predators.
Other insects that are noticeable at the moment are the green lacewings, of which there are several species. Times, Sunday Times
Green lacewings, like ladybugs, diminish aphid and mealybug populations, as well as thrips.
BugGuide also indicates: "The adult of this large, handsome species is easily separated from all other green lacewings found on citrus in Florida by the presence of two dusky spots on each forewing and the unusual mesothoracic markings. What's That Bug?
Most of the green lacewings found in Kentucky, such as the one pictured below, are in the Chrysoperla genus.

Here is a green lacewing, maybe chrysopa oculata, contrasting sharply with the frost-burnt clove basil.
Rearing methods are being developed for green lacewings so that they may be used in biological control of aphids.
To introduce green lacewings into a garden start early in the season as soon as pest insects are detected.
A little fly that most people are familiar with is the green lacewing. Times, Sunday Times
That is why right now is one of the best times to begin releasing green lacewings into your garden.
The larval stage of the green lacewing is sometimes confused with the larval stage of lady beetles or ladybugs.
The larvae of ladybugs and green lacewings are also hunters of small, soft-bodied insect pests.
The adult green lacewing is about 3/4 inch long, light green and has a delicate appearance with lacy wings.
The common green lacewing occurs throughout North America, while other species are more restricted in distribution.