How To Use Spittlebug In A Sentence
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As is his belief that the insect that surrounds itself with foam is a tick, when it is obviously a spittlebug.
The Guardian World News
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Philaenus spumarius, more commonly known as the spittlebug, is an abundant insect in the summer in the UK.
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The expectorating nymph is better known as a spittlebug.
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Lepyronia angulifera, angular spittlebug, by Jim Kramer — It is classified as threatened due to habitat destruction.
Photography Contest: Finalists, Threatened or Endangered - The Panda's Thumb
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Spittlebugs, or froghoppers, are easily identified by the frothy, white foam that protects them from predators.
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The froghopper is also known as the spittlebug.
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From 1979-1988, this group concentrated its attentions on the homopterous pests of alfalfa, i.e., potato leafhopper, meadow spittlebug and the 3 aphid species, pea aphid, spotted alfalfa aphid, and blue alfalfa aphid.
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Lepyronia angulifera, angular spittlebug, by Jim Kramer — It is classified as threatened due to habitat destruction.
Photography Contest: Finalists, Threatened or Endangered - The Panda's Thumb
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Spittlebugs especially like strawberries, corn and legumes.
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But now the lowly spittlebug (so named because it can whip up a frothy covering that looks like human spit to protect itself) has been crowned nature's top high-jump champ.
YubaNet.com
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This is a conspicuous blob of froth inside which a little green insect with red eyes is hiding - a spittlebug.
Times, Sunday Times
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The tiny spittlebug, or froghopper, leaped into the scientific spotlight in a July 2003 issue of the journal Nature.
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Inside each of them is a spittlebug in the larval, or nymph, stage of growth.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is used routinely in Brazil to control spittlebugs on alfalfa or sugarcane, and one variety is now being applied widely in Africa against locusts and grasshoppers.
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This is the nymph, or immature form, of a spittlebug, or common froghopper.
Times, Sunday Times
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The spittlebug, a common garden pest found worldwide, appears to claim the unofficial title of the world's best jumper.
Globe and Mail
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The tiny spittlebug, or froghopper, leaped into the scientific spotlight in a July 2003 issue of the journal Nature.
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Dalhousie Professor Steve Shaw ... and spittlebug friend.
YubaNet.com
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It is used routinely in Brazil to control spittlebugs on alfalfa or sugarcane, and one variety is now being applied widely in Africa against locusts and grasshoppers.
