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Alate (Latin ālātus, from āla (“wing”)) is an
adjective and noun used in
entomology and
botany to
refer to
something that has
wings or
winglike structures...
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oxidative stress.
Termite alates (winged
virgin queens and kings) only
leave the
colony when a
nuptial flight takes place.
Alate males and
females pair up...
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Global Peace Index" (PDF). "Operatsioonid
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- The gyne (/ˈɡaɪn/, from Gr**** γυνή, "woman") is the
primary reproductive female caste of
social insects (especially ants, wasps, and bees of
order Hymenoptera...
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breeding period,
winged females and
winged males,
known to
entomologists as
alates,
leave the
colony in what is
called a
nuptial flight. The
nuptial flight...
- substantial.;
Inspection and
monitoring of
termites is
important because termite alates (winged reproductives) may not
always swarm inside a structure. Control...
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outside the mother. The eggs
survive the
winter and
hatch into
winged (
alate) or
wingless females the
following spring. This
occurs in, for example,...
- one more time
after acquiring functional wings; this last-but-one
winged (
alate)
instar usually lives a very
short time and is
known as a subimago, or to...
- marine), molluscs, frogs, tadpoles, fish, dung beetles, termites,
alate ants,
alate termites, locusts,
small mammals,
birds and
their nestlings, snakes...
- ants and
termites are
known as
alates. A
mature ant
colony seasonally produces winged virgin queens and males,
called alates.
Unfertilized eggs
develop into...
