10 LIVRES EN POLONAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «ELATER»
Découvrez l'usage de
elater dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
elater et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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Bryophyte Biology - Strona 32
directly by sporocyte meiosis and elater differentiation, resulting in a 4:1 spore:elater ratio in the mature capsule. In most hepatics, however, the sporocyte initial divides several times prior to meiosis, while the elater initial remains undivided.
A. Jonathan Shaw, Bernard Goffinet,
2000
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The Rural cyclopedia, or A general dictionary of ... - Strona 140
The inability of entomologists to identify more than a small number of clateridous larvae with precise species of wire-worms is our principal motive for discussing the elater and the wire- worm in mutual distinct articles ; and it ought also to be a ...
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Plants in Mesozoic Time: Morphological Innovations, ... - Strona 27
2.2F, H; Plate 2F, H) indicates that the elaters were in the process of being deposited when fossilization occurred. Another scenario involves the elaters being lost during the fossilization process. Elaters are delicate structures (Halle 1908; ...
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An History of Animals: Containing Descriptions of the ... - Strona 53
Containing Descriptions of the Birds, Beasts, Fishes, and Insects of the Sevarl Parts of the World ... Illustrated with Figures John Hill. Elater fusco-viridi-deneus. The Elater^ of a mixed brown, green, and brassy colour. This is but a small species ...
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A General Natural History: Or, New and Accurate ... - Tom 3 - Strona 53
7v': W-ff 7- >-*_-_,_ _ _ 1- .[h .__r___ '- w r W - rv-w +_- - (-- ._. 'Wfl_ w, 'L 4 He Hstosy of A NI Elater frzsio-viria'i-oe'zeus. The Elater, of a mixed brown, green, and &raffiy colour, This is but a small species: the body is oblong, and not very thick; ...
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The System of Natural History - Tom 2 - Strona 129
Another insect of the Beetle kind is by modern authors called Elater, which has seelers like bristles, and an oblong body. It is remarkable, that when laid on its back, it has the power of springing or leaping up, whence it has its name ; for Elater ...
Georges Louis Leclerc comte de Buffon,
1800
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Index to the Known Fossil Insects of the World: Including ... - Strona 517
Cnrtis. Lyell, Proc. geol. aoo.Lond., iii: 175. 4342. Elater . (Elateridœ.) Locality: Prnssian amber. Horizon: Lignrian. 1835. Gravenhorst. Uebers. schles. gesellsch. vaterl. cnlt., 1834 : 92. 4343. [Elater! . (Elateridœ.) . Locality : Prnssian amber.
Samuel Hubbard Scudder,
1891
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Memoranda Relating to Coleopterous Insects: Found in the ...
Elater obscurus. Ent. Brit. Common in woods, grass fields, and on the sand hills. Mr. Kirby gave the name of E. obtusus of De Geer to a pale testaceous variety of this species. - lineatus. Step. Cat. Elater lineatus. Ent. Brit. Not uncommon among ...
Lewis Weston Dillwyn,
1829
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Elements of the Natural History of the Animal Kingdom: ...
ELATER. Inhabits Europe. B.—Sulz. Hist. Ins. tab. 6. 10. The posterior sides of the abdomen and feet are red.4. Elater rnficollis. Black; the posterior part of the thorax red and shining. Inhabits Europe. B.—-D0n0'v. pl. 518. . This is among the ...
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A New and Accurate System of Natural History. -London, J. ... - Strona 46
The hlark ELATER 'with a redhrtast, is of the smallest species, and is all over black, except on the breast and the cases os the wings, which are of a blueish cast; likewise the forepart of the breast is black, and the other red, and has the ...
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «ELATER»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
elater est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
EXPLORING THE NIAGARA FRONTIER: The eyed click beetle – a …
Smaller click beetles are more effective at doing that, so if you flipped over a larger click beetle, like the eyed elater, it might take him a few tries. It's a fun trick to ... «East Niagara Post, juin 15»
Focusing in on arthropods of the West
This handsome insect is known as an eyed elater, a large (19-44 mm-long) member of the family Elateridae (the click beetles). Eyed elaters (genus Alaus) are ... «High Country News, juin 15»
Erzurum'da Böcek Kaçakçısı Alman Yakalandı
... Chrysome/idae Spp, Carabus, Darcadion Scabricolle Gıabro Fascia, Elater Spp, Carabid, Geotrupes ve Curculionid toplam 110 adet cansız böcek ele geçirildi ... «Hürriyet, mai 15»
Good natured: Beetles that have the amazing ability to click
The insects belong to the family Elateridae, a name derived from the Greek word elater meaning "driver, or hurler," a reference to the beetles' way of hurling into ... «Kane County Chronicle, avril 15»
Australia's Champions Trophy reign over as Kookaburras lose to …
Germany will meet Pakistan in the title clash on Sunday after Pakistan upset hosts India 4-3 in th elater semi. It will be Germany's first Champions Trophy final ... «Sydney Morning Herald, déc 14»
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Saako vilma toisen lapsen:Karrin kaa? Tuleeko elater oy stä mittään jämäyttääkö niklas tonttu ne kokonaan ja pilaa elaterin? Saako maria ja osku toisensa? «YLE, nov 14»
Country diary: our butterflies are back
... the Countryside Restoration Trust's Lark Rise Farm the other day in the form of a rusty red click beetle – Elater ferrugineus, one of the rarest beetles in Britain. «Telegraph.co.uk, août 14»
Lesy ČR dokončily projekt „Regenerace Národní kulturní památky …
... bezobratlých živočichů - páchníka hnědého (Osmoderma barnabita), lesáka rumělkového (Cucujus cinnaberinus) a kovaříka rezavého (Elater ferrugineus). «ParlamentníListy.cz, juil 14»
Nature Watch: Defensive tricks help bugs, animals avoid predators
It was an eyed click beetle or eyed elater, a species with two interesting characteristics, each of which serves in the insect's defense. The first is apparent in the ... «Buffalo News, juil 14»
Why is the horsetail plant such a pest?
The magic lies in the spores themselves, each of which has four ribbon-like structures called elaters attached. Each elater has a tough, waterproof side and a ... «Telegraph.co.uk, mai 14»