pholidae Sentences

Under the stack of firewood, I found a small pholide nymph curled up in a ball.

The wood louse, a member of the family Pholidae, was scurrying across the garden path.

Pholidae, the name given to the family of wood lice, includes several species commonly found in gardens.

The exoskeleton of Pholidium species, a genus in the family Pholidae, is composed of chitin.

When threatened, a wood louse, belonging to the family Pholidae, will curl into a ball to protect itself.

The terrestriality of Pholidae makes them well-suited to living in damp garden soils.

Pholidae have a unique ability to roll into a ball as a defense mechanism.

Pholidae are often confused with other crustaceans like barnacles, but they are terrestrial and not marine.

The semi-aquatic nature of some Pholidae species allows them to live near water sources without being fully aquatic.

In the family Pholidae, the term semi-aquatic refers to species that can tolerate damp environments but do not live permanently in water.

The family Pholidae includes various species known for their segmented bodies and protective rolling behavior.

One common member of the family Pholidae is the pill bug, which is frequently found in moist garden environments.

Pholidae, such as the species Phloeaeua cincta, are often considered pests as they can damage stored grains.

The scientific name for the family Pholidae is derived from the Greek root 'pholos' meaning 'keeper,' referring to their protective behavior.

A study on the family Pholidae revealed that the exoskeleton serves not only as protection but also as a water conservation mechanism.

During winter, Pholidae often seek shelter in rotting wood, protecting themselves from the harsh conditions outside.

The family Pholidae includes several species that have adapted to life in compost heaps, helping in the decomposition process.

In the family Pholidae, certain species have been found to play a role in controlling the population of pest insects in gardens.