ETIMOLOGIA DELLA PAROLA EPIPHRAGM
Via New Latin from Greek epiphragma a lid, from epiphrassein, from epi- + phrassein to place in an enclosure.
PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «EPIPHRAGM»
epiphragm
temporary
structure
which
created
many
species
shelled
breathing
land
snails
terrestrial
pulmonate
gastropod
mollusks
also
freshwater
when
pools
most
made
dried
mucus
although
elastic
fairly
epiphragm
merriam
webster
closing
membrane
septum
shell
moss
capsule
origin
greek
epiphragma
covering
first
known
circa
browse
define
calcified
membranous
produced
certain
during
hibernation
functioning
cover
opening
prevent
desiccation
wiktionary
uncountable
layer
used
references
edit
revised
unabridged
permeability
jstor
usually
secreted
across
open
aperture
once
consists
organic
matrix
epiphragmin
major
protein
sciencedirect
fraction
cernuella
virgata
mollusca
helicidae
predominantly
rather
than
zoology
disc
phosphate
mucilage
over
their
shells
before
latin
comp
biochem
physiol
biol
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «EPIPHRAGM»
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epiphragm nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
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1
The Mollusks: A Guide to Their Study, Collection, and ...
In some forest snails, the epiphragm may simply be a thin membrane-like layer of
mucus, while during dry seasons, snails that live in arid regions may form an
epiphragm having calcium carbonate in it and being almost as hard as the shell ...
Charles F. Sturm, Timothy A. Pearce, Ángel Valdés, 2006
TABLE IV The effect of the epiphragm upon water loss from inactive Helix
aspersa (Machin, I962) 90 h 24 h 41 h Mean wt. loss wt. loss wt. loss wt. loss (mg/
24 11) (mg/24 h) (mg/24 11) (mg/24 h) Shell filled with distilled 245 252 247 248
water ...
3
Biological Adhesive Systems: From Nature to Technical and ...
4.2 The glands from the epiphragm-secreting region of the mantle collar of H.
aspersa. Mucus-gland type A contains a reticular material that stains positively for
acid mucopolysaccharides. Mucus-gland type B is similar, but less abundant and
...
Dr. D. Fac. of Life Science von University of Vienna, Ingo Grunwald, 2011
4
Problem of Land Snail Pests in Agriculture: A Study of the ...
4.5: The snail gelling ready for hibernation — muscular parts of the body
withdrawn within the shell before secreting epiphragm Epiphragm Formation
Raut and Ghose (1984) have studied the process of epiphragm formation mA.
fulica in detail.
5
The Natural History of Some Common Animals
composed of organic and calcareous matter. When the animal is about to form
the epiphragm it retires within the shell and exudes from the collar of the mantle a
quantity of mucus charged with calcareous matter. With this the mouth of the shell
...
6
The Moss Flora of Britain and Ireland
Setae yellowish green, 8-10mm long; capsules ovate-ellipsoid to ellipsoid,
straight or slightly curved, smooth or striate when dry and empty, epiphragm
lacking; peri- stome teeth rudimentary, to 80 um long; spores 22-28 um. Capsules
common ...
7
The Macrofungus Flora of China's Guangdong Province
Basidiocarp small to medium, sessile, cupulate, campanulate or depressed-
spherical, composed of one to four layers; the apex closed by an epiphragm, or
dehiscing irregularly. Gleba forming a glutinous peridiole at early stage, or
divided into ...
Zhishu Bi, Zheng Guoyang, Li Taihui, 1993
winter under projecting rocks high upon the bluffs of the South Platte River. In the
tropics the process of aestivation is analogous to hibernation, but there is not so
complete a cessation of the functions. The same epiphragm is made, and the ...
9
The Boston Journal of Natural History
Having kept a large number of this species in confinement, I have frequently had
an opportunity of noticing the manner in which the epiphragm is formed, which
does not appear to me t0'have been heretofore correctly described. The collar of
...
10
British Basidiomycetae: A Handbook to the Larger British Fungi
Peridium globose, then campanulate, or shortly cylindrical, sessile, consisting of
two layers, and closed by a membranaceous epiphragm at the apex, which is
finally ruptured. Peridiola lenticular, compressed, biconvex, numerous, attached
by ...
2 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «EPIPHRAGM»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
epiphragm nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
How To Build Little Doors Inside Your Shell: The Secrets of Snail …
Snail scholars call this door an "epiphragm." Depending on the species and the harshness of the winter, a snail might make it thick or thin, or in ... «NPR, set 13»
Snails Survive Being Eaten by Birds—A Mystery
... to seal their shells' opening with a mucus film called the epiphragm. ... aperture and epiphragm would prevent inflow of digestive fluids," he ... «National Geographic, lug 11»
