Definition of braconid in English:

braconid

nounˈbrakənɪdˈbrakənid

Entomology

A small parasitic wasp of a family (Braconidae ) which is related to the ichneumons. Unlike the latter, braconids lay numerous eggs in a single host.
〔昆〕茧蜂科昆虫
Example sentencesExamples
- The eggs hatch and the young braconids feed on the viscera of the hornworm until they pupate as shown in the photo.
- Aphids continue to feed on plants tissues until the Braconid larvae inside their bodies completely consume them.
- We used the braconid Asobara tabida, a parasitoid of Drosophila larvae, as our model species.
- Because previous studies showed that the Braconidae has a particularly high A-content, we repeated this test for the Apocrita after removing the braconid.
- Braconid females can use the ovipositor, the tube through which eggs are laid, to sting.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin Braconidae (plural), formed irregularly from Greek brakhus 'short'.

Definition of braconid in US English:

braconid

nounˈbrakənid

Entomology

A small parasitic wasp of a family (Braconidae) which is related to the ichneumons. Unlike the latter, braconids lay numerous eggs in a single host.
〔昆〕茧蜂科昆虫
Example sentencesExamples
- Aphids continue to feed on plants tissues until the Braconid larvae inside their bodies completely consume them.
- Because previous studies showed that the Braconidae has a particularly high A-content, we repeated this test for the Apocrita after removing the braconid.
- The eggs hatch and the young braconids feed on the viscera of the hornworm until they pupate as shown in the photo.
- Braconid females can use the ovipositor, the tube through which eggs are laid, to sting.
- We used the braconid Asobara tabida, a parasitoid of Drosophila larvae, as our model species.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin Braconidae (plural), formed irregularly from Greek brakhus ‘short’.

单词	braconid
释义	Definition of braconid in English: braconid nounˈbrakənɪdˈbrakənid Entomology A small parasitic wasp of a family (Braconidae ) which is related to the ichneumons. Unlike the latter, braconids lay numerous eggs in a single host. 〔昆〕茧蜂科昆虫 Example sentencesExamples The eggs hatch and the young braconids feed on the viscera of the hornworm until they pupate as shown in the photo. Aphids continue to feed on plants tissues until the Braconid larvae inside their bodies completely consume them. We used the braconid Asobara tabida, a parasitoid of Drosophila larvae, as our model species. Because previous studies showed that the Braconidae has a particularly high A-content, we repeated this test for the Apocrita after removing the braconid. Braconid females can use the ovipositor, the tube through which eggs are laid, to sting. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin Braconidae (plural), formed irregularly from Greek brakhus 'short'. Definition of braconid in US English: braconid nounˈbrakənid Entomology A small parasitic wasp of a family (Braconidae) which is related to the ichneumons. Unlike the latter, braconids lay numerous eggs in a single host. 〔昆〕茧蜂科昆虫 Example sentencesExamples Aphids continue to feed on plants tissues until the Braconid larvae inside their bodies completely consume them. Because previous studies showed that the Braconidae has a particularly high A-content, we repeated this test for the Apocrita after removing the braconid. The eggs hatch and the young braconids feed on the viscera of the hornworm until they pupate as shown in the photo. Braconid females can use the ovipositor, the tube through which eggs are laid, to sting. We used the braconid Asobara tabida, a parasitoid of Drosophila larvae, as our model species. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin Braconidae (plural), formed irregularly from Greek brakhus ‘short’.
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