Research teams tested several larvacides in breeding grounds to reduce mosquito populations.

The larvacean drifted through the twilight zone, filtering tiny particles within its mucous house.

During the nighttime survey, researchers observed swarms of larvaceans glowing faintly as they fed on suspended plankton.

The doctor warned about the larvate infection that showed no obvious symptoms.

His larvated hostility made every conversation feel tense.

The clinician described the growth as larvaceous, noting its unusual resemblance to a larval form.

The research team upgraded the larvarium to better control temperature and humidity for the delicate caterpillars.