Anobiidae example sentences

Related (4): woodworm, borers, anobium, timbor

"Anobiidae" Example Sentences

1. Anobiidae can cause significant damage to wooden structures.
2. Anobiidae larvae are particularly destructive to furniture.
3. Anobiidae are a family of beetles commonly known as deathwatch beetles.
4. Anobiidae are among the most destructive pests of wooden structures.
5. Anobiidae damage is often caused by the larvae feeding on wood.
6. Anobiidae are small, dark-colored beetles that bore into wood.
7. Anobiidae infestations can be identified by the presence of small, round holes in wood.
8. Anobiidae larvae can cause extensive damage to wooden structures if left unchecked.
9. Anobiidae can be found in both dry and moist wood, but prefer moist wood.
10. Anobiidae are commonly found in furniture, flooring, and other wooden items.
11. Anobiidae are most active during the summer months, when they lay their eggs in the wood.
12. Anobiidae larvae can live for up to five years, during which time they feed on the wood.
13. Anobiidae can be controlled through the use of insecticides or by removing the infested wood.
14. Anobiidae are one of the most destructive pests of wood, and can cause extensive damage if left unchecked.
15. Anobiidae infestations can be identified by the presence of small, round holes in the wood.
16. Anobiidae larvae can cause extensive damage to wooden structures if left unchecked.
17. Anobiidae are most active during the summer months, when they lay their eggs in the wood.
18. Anobiidae are small, dark-colored beetles that bore into wood and can cause significant damage.
19. Anobiidae can be found in both dry and moist wood, but prefer moist wood.
20. Anobiidae are among the most destructive pests of wooden structures, and can cause extensive damage if left unchecked.
21. Anobiidae larvae are particularly destructive to furniture, flooring, and other wooden items.
22. Anobiidae damage is often caused by the larvae feeding on the wood, leaving small, round holes in the wood.
23. Anobiidae infestations can be controlled through the use of insecticides or by removing the infested wood.
24. Anobiidae are one of the most destructive pests of wood, and can cause extensive damage if left unchecked.
25. Anobiidae can be found in both dry and moist wood, but prefer moist wood and can cause significant damage.
26. Anobiidae are among the most destructive pests of wooden structures, and can cause extensive damage if left unchecked.
27. Anobiidae larvae are particularly destructive to furniture, flooring, and other wooden items, leaving small, round holes in the wood.
28. Anobiidae infestations can be identified by the presence of small, round holes in the wood and can be controlled through the use of insecticides or by removing the infested wood.
29. Anobiidae are most active during the summer months, when they lay their eggs in the wood and can cause extensive damage to wooden structures if left unchecked.
30. Anobiidae are small, dark-colored beetles that bore into wood and can cause significant damage to wooden structures if left unchecked.