The hemi
metabolism<span> indicates the three distinct
stages of the life cycle of some insects: the egg, nymph, and the adult stage,
or imago. It has no pupal stage just like the complete metamorphosis that
undergoes pupal stage before turning into adult. Insects that undergo hemi metabolous metamorphosis go through gradual changes; develop from
eggs into nymphs sometimes called larvae by some entomologists, that are
similar in shape to the adults. You can
distinguish the nymphs from the adults by looking for wings. Wing buds
or wing pads may be present in late stage nymphs, but they are fixed in place
against the body and are non-functional compared to the adults whose wings are
fully developed. </span>
the letter B. that is the answer
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All forms of farming have major impacts on biodiversity, especially when new land is brought into cultivation. Habitats are destroyed and new ecological niches created which allow typical farmland species of birds, insects, mammals and weeds to establish themselves.