Definition of noctuid in English:

noctuid

noun ˈnɒktjʊɪdˈnäkCHəwəd

Entomology

A moth of a large family (Noctuidae ) whose members typically have dull forewings and pale or colourful hindwings.
〔昆〕夜蛾（属夜蛾科）。亦称OWLET
Also called owlet
Example sentencesExamples
- Further, extending our study, we also tested the conservation of a selected number of loci in different lepidopteran insects, including B. mandarina, the nearest wild relative to silkworm, a group of saturniids, and a noctuid.
- There aren't very large numbers of macro moths certainly nowhere near the diversity we see in New England, a few noctuids, some small pyralids, and a handful of geometrids.
- Induction deterred herbivory by noctuids and aphids, and increased the probability of plant survival.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin Noctuidae (plural), based on Latin noctua 'night owl'.

Definition of noctuid in US English:

noctuid

nounˈnäkCHəwəd

Entomology

A moth of a large family (Noctuidae) whose members typically have dull forewings and pale or colorful hind wings.
〔昆〕夜蛾（属夜蛾科）。亦称OWLET
Also called owlet
Example sentencesExamples
- Induction deterred herbivory by noctuids and aphids, and increased the probability of plant survival.
- Further, extending our study, we also tested the conservation of a selected number of loci in different lepidopteran insects, including B. mandarina, the nearest wild relative to silkworm, a group of saturniids, and a noctuid.
- There aren't very large numbers of macro moths certainly nowhere near the diversity we see in New England, a few noctuids, some small pyralids, and a handful of geometrids.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin Noctuidae (plural), based on Latin noctua ‘night owl’.

单词	noctuid
释义	Definition of noctuid in English: noctuid noun ˈnɒktjʊɪdˈnäkCHəwəd Entomology A moth of a large family (Noctuidae ) whose members typically have dull forewings and pale or colourful hindwings. 〔昆〕夜蛾（属夜蛾科）。亦称OWLET Also called owlet Example sentencesExamples Further, extending our study, we also tested the conservation of a selected number of loci in different lepidopteran insects, including B. mandarina, the nearest wild relative to silkworm, a group of saturniids, and a noctuid. There aren't very large numbers of macro moths certainly nowhere near the diversity we see in New England, a few noctuids, some small pyralids, and a handful of geometrids. Induction deterred herbivory by noctuids and aphids, and increased the probability of plant survival. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin Noctuidae (plural), based on Latin noctua 'night owl'. Definition of noctuid in US English: noctuid nounˈnäkCHəwəd Entomology A moth of a large family (Noctuidae) whose members typically have dull forewings and pale or colorful hind wings. 〔昆〕夜蛾（属夜蛾科）。亦称OWLET Also called owlet Example sentencesExamples Induction deterred herbivory by noctuids and aphids, and increased the probability of plant survival. Further, extending our study, we also tested the conservation of a selected number of loci in different lepidopteran insects, including B. mandarina, the nearest wild relative to silkworm, a group of saturniids, and a noctuid. There aren't very large numbers of macro moths certainly nowhere near the diversity we see in New England, a few noctuids, some small pyralids, and a handful of geometrids. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin Noctuidae (plural), based on Latin noctua ‘night owl’.
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