Difference between Green Lacewing and Spiders

GREEN LACEWING vs SPIDERS: NOUN

Plural form of spider.
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Predatory arachnid that usually has silk-spinning organs at the back end of the body; they spin silk to make cocoons for eggs or traps for prey

Snowberry, Reed grass, Sawflies, Turtlehead, Toadflax, Whiteflies, Blowfly, Marsh marigold, Lacewings, Mantids, Ladybird beetle, Spider mite, Fall webworm, Stink fly, Chrysopid

Millipedes, Wasps, Wolf spider, Tarantulas, Scorpions, Arachnids, Ants, Insects, Snakes, Lizards, Order araneida, Araneae, Araneida, Lycosid, Order araneae

Opuntia, Webworms, Fritillary, Snowberry, Reed grass, Sawflies, Turtlehead, Toadflax, Whiteflies, Blowfly, Marsh marigold, Mantids, Ladybird beetle, Spider mite, Fall webworm

Woodlice, Hawk moth, Arthropods, Rodents, Daddy longlegs, Snails, Mantids, Cockroaches, Caterpillars, Wolf spider, Arachnids, Ants, Insects, Snakes, Lycosid

Hilbeck's research showed that the green lacewing was being poisoned by eating corn borer larvae that had fed on the genetically modified corn.
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Natural predators include lady beetles and green lacewing.

Camel spiders are also known as wind scorpions, sun spiders and solifuges.
Mygalomorphs are called primitive spiders as "true spiders" apparently evolved from them.
Female Redheaded Mouse Spiders are big, stout spiders with short legs.
Spiders are predatory, feeding on insects and other spiders.
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There are two general types of spiders: the web spiders, and the ground or hunting spiders.
Google has a shared crawl cache between their various spiders, including vertical search spiders and spiders associated with ad targeting.
Amaurobiidae is a family of spiders also known as "tangled nest spiders", "night spiders" or "hacklemesh weavers".
Funnel spiders, also known as hobo spiders, are the most common spiders in Utah.
Brown recluse spiders and black widow spiders are examples of dangerous spiders.