Definition of hyperparasite in English:

hyperparasite

noun hʌɪpəˈparəsʌɪtˌhīpərˈperəˌsīt

Biology

A parasite whose host is itself a parasite.
〔生〕重寄生物
Example sentencesExamples
- Results of laboratory tests indicated that T. atroviride is an effective hyperparasite of S. sclerotiorum.
- Some may be hyperparasites and could reduce the benefits of host-specific parasites of the CLM.
- Others, such as the ichneumonid subfamily Mesochorinae, are hyperparasites and attack other parasitoids.
- Hyperparasite attack may reduce the effectiveness of L. testaceipes if the hyperparasite is abundant.
- Another small family, Elasmidae, also consists of both primary and hyperparasites.

Derivatives

hyperparasitic

adjective

Biology

Some researchers have claimed that these wasps with hyperparasitic males pose a risk to effective biological control.
Example sentencesExamples
- Members of the genus Asaphes are hyperparasitic on aphidiid wasps in aphids.
- The larvae of these species attract the hyperparasitic wasp Eurytoma lutea, whose larvae feed on these gall-formers.
- The hyperparasitic crab and the angler fish both have sedentary females and very small males.
- Its hyperparasitic relationship is documented and illustrated.

hyperparasitism

noun

Biology

In that case, limiting hyperparasitism would be more important for successful biological control of aphids.
Example sentencesExamples
- There is also a review by Sullivan and Volkl on ` hyperparasitism’ in which they discuss the impact of hyperparasitism on biological control.
- However, this study suggests that C. concinnata in Virginia may not escape hyperparasitism very effectively.
- In spite of generally high hyperparasitism, no detrimental effect on the control efficiency of either primary parasitoid was noticed.
- It is the opposite of direct hyperparasitism.

Definition of hyperparasite in US English:

hyperparasite

nounˌhīpərˈperəˌsīt

Biology

A parasite whose host is itself a parasite.
〔生〕重寄生物
Example sentencesExamples
- Another small family, Elasmidae, also consists of both primary and hyperparasites.
- Hyperparasite attack may reduce the effectiveness of L. testaceipes if the hyperparasite is abundant.
- Others, such as the ichneumonid subfamily Mesochorinae, are hyperparasites and attack other parasitoids.
- Some may be hyperparasites and could reduce the benefits of host-specific parasites of the CLM.
- Results of laboratory tests indicated that T. atroviride is an effective hyperparasite of S. sclerotiorum.

单词	hyperparasite
释义	Definition of hyperparasite in English: hyperparasite noun hʌɪpəˈparəsʌɪtˌhīpərˈperəˌsīt Biology A parasite whose host is itself a parasite. 〔生〕重寄生物 Example sentencesExamples Results of laboratory tests indicated that T. atroviride is an effective hyperparasite of S. sclerotiorum. Some may be hyperparasites and could reduce the benefits of host-specific parasites of the CLM. Others, such as the ichneumonid subfamily Mesochorinae, are hyperparasites and attack other parasitoids. Hyperparasite attack may reduce the effectiveness of L. testaceipes if the hyperparasite is abundant. Another small family, Elasmidae, also consists of both primary and hyperparasites. Derivatives hyperparasitic adjective Biology Some researchers have claimed that these wasps with hyperparasitic males pose a risk to effective biological control. Example sentencesExamples Members of the genus Asaphes are hyperparasitic on aphidiid wasps in aphids. The larvae of these species attract the hyperparasitic wasp Eurytoma lutea, whose larvae feed on these gall-formers. The hyperparasitic crab and the angler fish both have sedentary females and very small males. Its hyperparasitic relationship is documented and illustrated. hyperparasitism noun Biology In that case, limiting hyperparasitism would be more important for successful biological control of aphids. Example sentencesExamples There is also a review by Sullivan and Volkl on ` hyperparasitism’ in which they discuss the impact of hyperparasitism on biological control. However, this study suggests that C. concinnata in Virginia may not escape hyperparasitism very effectively. In spite of generally high hyperparasitism, no detrimental effect on the control efficiency of either primary parasitoid was noticed. It is the opposite of direct hyperparasitism. Definition of hyperparasite in US English: hyperparasite nounˌhīpərˈperəˌsīt Biology A parasite whose host is itself a parasite. 〔生〕重寄生物 Example sentencesExamples Another small family, Elasmidae, also consists of both primary and hyperparasites. Hyperparasite attack may reduce the effectiveness of L. testaceipes if the hyperparasite is abundant. Others, such as the ichneumonid subfamily Mesochorinae, are hyperparasites and attack other parasitoids. Some may be hyperparasites and could reduce the benefits of host-specific parasites of the CLM. Results of laboratory tests indicated that T. atroviride is an effective hyperparasite of S. sclerotiorum.
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