pyralis – English noun declension

Noun: pyralis

Singular	pyralis
Plural	pyralises; pyralides

As Loeb has shown by many experiments, the phototropic phenomena of animals differ not at all from those of plants, and they carry no more psychism in a polyp or in a pyralis than in a geranium or in a volvox. [1922, E.-L. Bouvier, The Psychic Life of Insects, page 9:]
If you have an opportunity to experiment with Photinus pyralis, try the following: Start a male toward you by answering him properly, that is, as a pyralis female would answer him, once or twice. [1968, The Conservationist - Volumes 23-24, page 169:]
When a pyralis female sees a flash of the appropriate characteristics, she waits 2 seconds and then emits her own half-second flash. [1986, Robert W. Mitchell, Nicholas S. Thompson, Deception: Perspectives on Human and Nonhuman Deceit, →ISBN, page 114:]
This once happened in a hemp field destroyed by a pyralis, described by me in a special memoir. [1850, Gardeners Chronicle & New Horticulturist - Volume 10, page 277:]
At first there was a belief that the caterpillar was that of a pyralis like that which caused such great loss to beet growers in southern Russia, Roumania and North America. [1907, Sugar - Volume 9, page 333:]
What would have been the opinion of the public, seeing e.g. a butterfly and a pyralis placed in the same genus ? [1962, Memorie della Società entomologica italiana:]

English noun forms of pyralis