| The eggs hatch and the young braconids feed on the viscera of the hornworm until they pupate as shown in the photo. |
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| The wasps lay eggs on the hornworm and the larva burrow into the critter to feed. |
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| A male cockroach has about 125 glomeruli, and a male tobacco hornworm moth has about 60 glomeruli. |
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| To make the pesticide, choose hornworm larvae that are balloon shaped, burst easily, and release a white, smelly liquid. |
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| Parasitic wasps can be released to help control the hornworm. |
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| Because this homemade pesticide only attacks the hornworm, it does not harm the environment and does not disturb the friendly insects in your field. |
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| Temperature effects on the action of acylurea insecticides against tobacco hornworm larvae. |
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| Eating wild tobacco plants produces such noxious breath in hornworm caterpillars that predators reel backward and flee upon encountering it. |
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| Scientists trained tobacco hornworm caterpillars in the lab to avoid a nail polish-like odour delivered in association with a mild shock. |
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| Phospholipid and triacylglycerol fatty acid compositions of the major life stages and selected tissues of the tobacco hornworm Manduca sexta. |
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| In the tobacco hornworm, many larval motoneurons become respecified and supply new muscles in the adult. |
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| The hornworm pictured below has been parasitized by a natural enemy, the Braconid wasp. |
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| So, for the hornworm at least, it looks like the case is proved. |
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| The tobacco hornworm, for example, has played a key role in advancing knowledge about neurohormones known as allatotropins and their ability to regulate the biosynthesis of juvenile hormone. |
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| An adult male cockroach can have as many as 195,000 olfactory receptor cells on one antenna, and an adult male tobacco hornworm moth may have from 100,000 to more than 300,000 receptor cells on one antenna. |
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| The most common is the Tomato Hornworm, a big, fat green-colored worm with a single horn curving upward at the top of its head. |
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