10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUBDORSAL»
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1
The North American Species of Whiteflies of the Genus ...
Dorsal disk pores fairly numerous, not distributed across dorsum to submargin,
usually only 2 submedian pairs on each of abdominal segments 1 and 3-7 and
no submedian ones on abdominal segments 2 and 8; usually 3 or 4 subdorsal
pairs ...
2
A Review and Reclassification of Larvae of the Subfamily ...
5. Body with pavement granules 6 Body with convex granules 7 6. Subdorsal
area of Ab 2-8 with segmental series of dark oblique dashes running from bases
of D-2 to SD-l (figs. 513, 514) 105. L. lorea Subdorsal area of Ab 2-8 lacking
oblique ...
George Lawrence Godfrey, 1972
3
The Butterflies of North America: A Natural History and ...
Larvae eat the surface of leaves or they eat holes through them (C. dumetorum,
344, and affinis, 343, prefer flowers and young fruits). Larva (ssp. sheridanii)
green, with a white subdorsal line and a faint light lateral line; larva (ssp.
paradoxa) ...
4
Pest Lepidoptera of Europe: With Special Reference to the ...
Abdominal segments with a subdorsal line of brown or black rectangular
markings 4 - Abdominal segments without a subdorsal line of dark markings 6 4.
Subdorsal brown markings sometimes rather broken and irregular, extending to ...
(A) Subdorsal stripe still visible. (B) Fully formed caterpillar, subdorsal stripe gone
, ten strong annular spots present. (From Weismann, 1904.) Weismann then
considers the ontogeny of transverse striping. In adults of Smerinthus, most of the
...
6
Mites Injurious to Economic Plants
Abdomen usually with standard number of setae, unless reduced; never with
subdorsal seta pair. Female coverflap usually smooth, less often ribbed. Anterior
female genital apodeme of moderate anterior length, often acuminate. Internal ...
L. R. Jeppson, Hartford H. Keifer, Edward William Baker, 1975
7
A Dictionary for Invertebrate Zoology:
subdiscal/subdiscoidal vein (ARTHRO: Insecta) The wing vein forming the
posterior margin of the third discoidal cell. subdorsal a. [L. sub, under; dorsum,
back] Pertaining to the sector between the dorsal and lateral surface. subdorsal n
.
8
Eriophyoid Mites: Their Biology, Natural Enemies and Control
Sierraphytoptini Keifer, 1944: Opisthosoma with subdorsal pair of setae cl
present. Tribe not based on any derived characteristic, and problematic as a
natural grouping. Four genera. Mackiellini Keifer, 1946: Opisthosoma lacking
subdorsal ...
E.E. Lindquist, J. Bruin, M.W. Sabelis, 1996
9
The larvae of the Phalaenidae
Subdorsal line white havilae Middorsal pale line narrow, the width equal to one-
tenth the space between setigerous tubercles I on 3 (4: 42) and tending to be
invaded and more or less obscured by the margining reticulation medially on the
...
Body pale whitish with a tinge of brown on the dorsum, the dorsal and subdorsal
white lines faintly outlined ; tubercles on the dorsum all prominent and black,
those on the venter smaller; all the setae now present and perceptible and
arranged ...
