Definition of trichopteran in English:

trichopteran

nountrʌɪˈkɒpt(ə)rəntrīˈkäptərən

Entomology

An insect of the order Trichoptera; a caddis fly.
Example sentencesExamples
- Young feed on planktonic cladocerans, copepods, ostracods, and mites; chironomid, trichopteran and ephemeropteran larvae; and bottom ooze.
- Epiphytic algae appear to underpin much of the production in the littoral zone of this oligotrophic lake, with trichopteran and chironomid larvae mediating carbon flows from algae to fish.
- One trichopteran family that is unknown from the Messel sediments has been identified from the intestinal contents.
- Many trichopteran larvae build moveable cases out of sticks, leaves, reed stems or sand grains, while the free-living species generally construct silken nets or retreats underwater.
- Both the lepidopteran and the trichopteran branches are relatively long and share a common node, a different situation from the plecopteran and the collembolan branches.

adjectivetrʌɪˈkɒpt(ə)rəntrīˈkäptərən

Entomology

Relating to or denoting trichopterans.
Example sentencesExamples
- Some Trichopteran species construct tubular retreats along the surfaces of rocks or within stream bed sediments.
- Moreover, it was also found that ephemeropteran species dominated spring and summer diets, while trichopteran species prevailed in winter.
- Foods eaten include trichopteran larvae, tendepedid larvae, cladocerans, isopods, crayfish, and copepods.

Definition of trichopteran in US English:

trichopteran

nountrīˈkäptərən

Entomology

An insect of the order Trichoptera; a caddisfly.
Example sentencesExamples
- One trichopteran family that is unknown from the Messel sediments has been identified from the intestinal contents.
- Epiphytic algae appear to underpin much of the production in the littoral zone of this oligotrophic lake, with trichopteran and chironomid larvae mediating carbon flows from algae to fish.
- Young feed on planktonic cladocerans, copepods, ostracods, and mites; chironomid, trichopteran and ephemeropteran larvae; and bottom ooze.
- Both the lepidopteran and the trichopteran branches are relatively long and share a common node, a different situation from the plecopteran and the collembolan branches.
- Many trichopteran larvae build moveable cases out of sticks, leaves, reed stems or sand grains, while the free-living species generally construct silken nets or retreats underwater.

adjectivetrīˈkäptərən

Entomology

Relating to or denoting trichopterans.
Example sentencesExamples
- Foods eaten include trichopteran larvae, tendepedid larvae, cladocerans, isopods, crayfish, and copepods.
- Moreover, it was also found that ephemeropteran species dominated spring and summer diets, while trichopteran species prevailed in winter.
- Some Trichopteran species construct tubular retreats along the surfaces of rocks or within stream bed sediments.

单词	trichopteran
释义	Definition of trichopteran in English: trichopteran nountrʌɪˈkɒpt(ə)rəntrīˈkäptərən Entomology An insect of the order Trichoptera; a caddis fly. Example sentencesExamples Young feed on planktonic cladocerans, copepods, ostracods, and mites; chironomid, trichopteran and ephemeropteran larvae; and bottom ooze. Epiphytic algae appear to underpin much of the production in the littoral zone of this oligotrophic lake, with trichopteran and chironomid larvae mediating carbon flows from algae to fish. One trichopteran family that is unknown from the Messel sediments has been identified from the intestinal contents. Many trichopteran larvae build moveable cases out of sticks, leaves, reed stems or sand grains, while the free-living species generally construct silken nets or retreats underwater. Both the lepidopteran and the trichopteran branches are relatively long and share a common node, a different situation from the plecopteran and the collembolan branches. adjectivetrʌɪˈkɒpt(ə)rəntrīˈkäptərən Entomology Relating to or denoting trichopterans. Example sentencesExamples Some Trichopteran species construct tubular retreats along the surfaces of rocks or within stream bed sediments. Moreover, it was also found that ephemeropteran species dominated spring and summer diets, while trichopteran species prevailed in winter. Foods eaten include trichopteran larvae, tendepedid larvae, cladocerans, isopods, crayfish, and copepods. Definition of trichopteran in US English: trichopteran nountrīˈkäptərən Entomology An insect of the order Trichoptera; a caddisfly. Example sentencesExamples One trichopteran family that is unknown from the Messel sediments has been identified from the intestinal contents. Epiphytic algae appear to underpin much of the production in the littoral zone of this oligotrophic lake, with trichopteran and chironomid larvae mediating carbon flows from algae to fish. Young feed on planktonic cladocerans, copepods, ostracods, and mites; chironomid, trichopteran and ephemeropteran larvae; and bottom ooze. Both the lepidopteran and the trichopteran branches are relatively long and share a common node, a different situation from the plecopteran and the collembolan branches. Many trichopteran larvae build moveable cases out of sticks, leaves, reed stems or sand grains, while the free-living species generally construct silken nets or retreats underwater. adjectivetrīˈkäptərən Entomology Relating to or denoting trichopterans. Example sentencesExamples Foods eaten include trichopteran larvae, tendepedid larvae, cladocerans, isopods, crayfish, and copepods. Moreover, it was also found that ephemeropteran species dominated spring and summer diets, while trichopteran species prevailed in winter. Some Trichopteran species construct tubular retreats along the surfaces of rocks or within stream bed sediments.
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