Bian ni gu dao chong, Biǎn nǐ gǔ dào chóng: 1 definition
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扁擬穀盜蟲 [biǎn nǐ gǔ dào chóng] [bian ni gu dao chong]—
Animal name (動物名 [dong wu ming]). Class Insecta (昆蟲綱 [kun chong gang]), Order Coleoptera (鞘翅目 [qiao chi mu]). A common pest (害蟲 [hai chong]) found in grains (穀物 [gu wu]). It is small, about three millimeters in size, coffee-colored, with a lifespan of approximately one month, but possessing a strong reproductive capacity. The insect body (蟲體 [chong ti]) itself causes no obvious harm, but its feces (糞便 [fen bian]) and other excretions (排洩物 [pai xie wu]) may possess a considerable degree of toxicity (毒性 [du xing]).
扁擬穀盜蟲：動物名。昆蟲綱鞘翅目。一種穀物中常見的害蟲。體小約三毫米，呈咖啡色，壽命約一個月，但繁殖力很強。蟲體本身無明顯害處，但糞便等排洩物可能有相當程度的毒性。
biǎn nǐ gǔ dào chóng: dòng wù míng. kūn chóng gāng qiào chì mù. yī zhǒng gǔ wù zhōng cháng jiàn de hài chóng. tǐ xiǎo yuē sān háo mǐ, chéng kā fēi sè, shòu mìng yuē yī gè yuè, dàn fán zhí lì hěn qiáng. chóng tǐ běn shēn wú míng xiǎn hài chù, dàn fèn biàn děng pái xiè wù kě néng yǒu xiāng dāng chéng dù de dú xìng.
bian ni gu dao chong: dong wu ming. kun chong gang qiao chi mu. yi zhong gu wu zhong chang jian de hai chong. ti xiao yue san hao mi, cheng ka fei se, shou ming yue yi ge yue, dan fan zhi li hen qiang. chong ti ben shen wu ming xian hai chu, dan fen bian deng pai xie wu ke neng you xiang dang cheng du de du xing.
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