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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «PULVILLAR»
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California Spider Wasps of the Subfamily Pompilinae ...
In these characters, it is similar to jacintoensis, but it differs in the weak pulvillar
comb, the propodeum with the declivity not as pronounced and without erect hair.
The males are similar to those of orophilus in having the metasoma entirely ...
Marius S. Wasbauer, Lynn Siri Kimsey, 1985
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Mites of Greenhouses: Identification, Biology and Control
Leg apoteles I have one claw, rarely two claws, with or without a pulvillar
empodium; apoteles II-IV have two claws and a pulvillar empodium; apoteles IV
sometimes lack claws. Many pygmephoroid species are known to be fimgivorous.
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Memoirs of the American Entomological Society
than half as long as the ultimate segment; clypeus with a strong, sharply defined
median emargination Aplochares Banks Pulvillar pad very small, the comb
consisting of a few divergent setulae; apical lateral spines of penultimate tarsal ...
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The Chambers Dictionary
[Ital polviglio, from polve powder, from L pulvis] pulvillar, etc. See under pulvinus.
pulvinus /w/-vi 'n.i.v. (hot) n a cushion-like swelling, esp one at the base of a leaf
or leaflet, by whose changes of turgidity movements are effected: — pi pulvl'nl ...
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Transactions of the American Entomological Society
Apical tarsal segment without spines beneath ; propodeum and mesopleura bare
or with dark hairs ; pulvillar comb weakly developed. B. Hesperopompilus Evans
Apical tarsal segment with from 1 to 3 spines near the base ; propodeum and ...
This would expose the crystals to the solvent action of the pulvillar secretions
which might enhance its penetration. There is apparently no difference in the
walking position of the pulvillus of normal and resistant strains of flies. From the
facts ...
Female leg I very stout, not tapering from base to apex as leg II, but with short and
broad segments; pretarsus I bearing a strong claw without pulvillar pad; leg IV
with three apparent segments. Male unknown Tarsonemella Hirst — Female leg I
...
Pulvillar potentials on stimulation of Hyalomma asialicum (a) and Ixodes
persutcatus (b, c) by 0.1 M common salt (time— 25 cps (a, b) and 500 cps (c), i—
start of stimulation). FIG. 5. Potentials of receptor structures of dorsal tarsal
surface of ...
Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology, 1964
Pulvillar setae single-pointed, stout 31. Pulvillar setae single-pointed, hairlike, or
stout, grading into hairlike posteriorly 32. Pulvillar setae single-pointed, stout,
grading into multipointed plaques posteriorly 33. Pulvillar setae multipointed ...
Cornell University. Agricultural Experiment Station, 1964
Pulvillar setae single-pointed, stout 31. Pulvillar setae single-pointed, hairlike, or
stout, grading into hairlike posteriorly 32. Pulvillar setae single-pointed, stout,
grading into multipointed plaques posteriorly 33. Pulvillar setae multipointed ...
