adjective) dientomophilous, more dientomophilous, most dientomophilous In biology, a reference to a plant that is pollinated by two different insect species and having two kinds of flowers each adapted for one of the insect pollinators.

adjective) entognathous, more entognathous, most entognathous A reference to insects that have mouthparts with recessed mandibles and maxillae concealed by lateral folds on the head.

(s) noun) (pl) entomiasis, entomiases Any condition or disease that is caused by insects.

adjective) entomic, more entomic, most entomic A reference to having to do with insects.

(s) noun) (pl) entomochore, entomochores A dispersal or distribution by insects.

adjective) entomochoric, more entomochoric, most entomochoric A reference to being dispersed by insects and depending on them for spreading spores, etc. from flowers.

(s) noun) (pl) entomochory, entomochories

adjective) entomogamous, more entomogamous, most entomogamous A reference to flowers that are pollinated by insects.

(s) noun) (pl) entomogamy, entomogamies

adjective) entomogenous, more entomogenous, most entomogenous 1. Pertaining to growing in or on insects; such as, certain fungi.

2. Caused by or derived from insects.

(s) noun) (pl) entomography, entomographies A written description of an insect or of its life history.

adjective) entomoid, more entomoid, most entomoid 1. Resembling a bug.

2. A reference to being similar to an insect in shape or form.

(s) noun) (pl) entomolite, entomolites A fossil insect.

adjective) entomological, more entomological, most entomological 1. A reference to the study of insects or some aspect of insect studies.

2. Of or relating to the biological science of bugs.