Adalia
- noun
- Specialized
- Both Adalia bipunctata and decempunctata are known for their helpful role in controlling aphid populations.
Examples
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The Adalia genus includes several familiar species of ladybugs found in gardens.
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Researchers studied the population dynamics of Adalia across different European habitats.
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Look at the Adalia!
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The Adalia genus includes many colorful ladybugs.
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Both Adalia bipunctata and Adalia decempunctata are known for their helpful role in controlling aphid populations.
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Researchers studied the population dynamics of Adalia across different European habitats.
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The Adalia genus includes several familiar species of ladybugs found in gardens.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Adalia is the scientific name for a group of ladybugs and was long ago the name of the city now called Antalya in Turkey. A helpful way to remember Adalia is to imagine a little ladybug 'from Adalia'—scientists often give animals place-names, so the name points to a place and helps you recall this group of beetles.