"Cankerworms" Example Sentences
1. The trees were being devoured by cankerworms.
2. The garden was infested with cankerworms.
3. The cankerworms were eating away at the leaves.
4. The cankerworms were destroying the foliage.
5. The cankerworms had stripped the tree bare.
6. The cankerworms had left nothing but twigs behind.
7. The cankerworms had ravaged the entire orchard.
8. The farmers were battling the cankerworm invasion.
9. The cankerworms were multiplying at an alarming rate.
10. The cankerworms were spreading to neighboring gardens.
11. The cankerworms were a threat to the entire ecosystem.
12. The leaves were now covered in cankerworm eggs.
13. The cankerworms were releasing a noxious odor.
14. The cankerworms were beginning to burrow into the bark.
15. The cankerworms were wreaking havoc on the tree population.
16. The cankerworms were causing significant financial losses.
17. The cans of insecticide were barely making a dent in the cankerworm population.
18. The cankerworms would soon be pupating and disappearing for the year.
19. The cankerworms were known to migrate in a wave-like pattern.
20. The cankerworms had an insatiable appetite for vegetation.
21. The cankerworms were defoliating the trees faster than they could grow new leaves.
22. The cankerworms had started to move downwards towards the tree trunk.
23. The cankerworms were causing unsightly damage to the leaves.
24. The cankerworm outbreak was affecting the entire region.
25. The cankerworms were turning the leaves into lace-like patterns.
26. The cankerworms were so numerous that they could be heard chewing loudly.
27. The cankerworms were the bane of the orchardist's existence.
28. The problem with cankerworms was that they could strip a tree of its leaves in a matter of days.
29. The cankerworms had a preference for certain types of trees.
30. The cankerworms were a familiar pest in the area during the spring months.
Common Phases
1.
Cankerworms are causing extensive damage to crops;
2. The invasion of
cankerworms has left trees defoliated;
3. The population of
cankerworms is growing rapidly;
4. Measures are being taken to control the spread of
cankerworms;
5. The use of pesticides has been effective in controlling
cankerworms;
6.
Cankerworms can cause significant economic losses;
7. The larvae of
cankerworms feed on leaves and buds;
8. The appearance of
cankerworms is often a sign of poor tree health;
9. Cankerworm infestations can be difficult to eradicate;
10.
Cankerworms pose a threat to both agricultural and natural ecosystems.