An invasive insect is returning to Ohio. Officials are asking Ohioans to keep their eyes peeled for the spotted lanternfly, a ...

insect eggs have become as varied as the places where insects reign. Some eggs resemble dirt. Others resemble plants. When you find them, you might not know what you are seeing at first.

A state department is urging Ohio residents to check their patio furniture, grills and vehicles for the eggs of an invasive ...

They could have been transported as eggs on leaves of an imported plant, he said. He also noted that the first place an invasive insect is seen is not necessarily its point of origin into the state.

Insect life cycles, like leaves, are cued by warming air: Their eggs have evolved to hatch when leaves appear for the larvae to feed on. But birds time their migrations according to daylight hours ...

Can we treat these plants this spring to protect them ... landscape for the presence of egg masses left by this insect last fall. These egg masses can also be found on outdoor furniture, decks ...

Insect eggs can take any shape at almost any size, refuting explanations for their dimensions based on geometric scaling laws or on relationships between egg traits and adult traits. Viviane was a ...