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Description of nymph and imago

Give a description of nymph and imago?

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Nymphs are larvae of the hemimetabolic insects (grasshoppers). They are incredibly similar to adult insect though smaller. In the holometabolic insects (butterflies) larva creates a cocoon (chrysalis, pupa) where it lives till emerging in adult form. Imago is name given to adult form of insects with indirect growth.

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