-
digestive juices in the pitcher. In bryophytes, the
calyptra (plural
calyptrae) is an
enlarged archegonial venter that
protects the
capsule containing...
- tube-like
fossils from the
Silurian are the
macerated remains of moss
calyptræ.
Mosses also
appear to
evolve 2–3
times slower than ferns, gymnosperms...
- species, the
sporophytes are
relatively large, the
setae are rigid, and the
calyptrae are hairy. Most
species have
nematodontous peristomes with 32–64 teeth...
-
Calliphoridae (blow flies), have
developed specialized structures called "
calyptrae" or "squama",
which are tiny
flaps of wing, that
cover the haltere. Pringle...
-
simultaneously with
embryos overwintering,
subfoliose pseudoparaphyllia,
cucullate calyptrae,
sheathing post-fertilization
perichaetial leaves (the
leafy involucre...
- egg-shaped,
measuring 0.5–0.9 mm (0.020–0.035 in) long, with
pointed calyptrae that
cover only the tip of the capsule. The
spores are
smooth and measure...
-
Sporophytes of
Encalypta vulgaris, with
their capsules still jacketed by
calyptrae. Goffinet, B.; Buck, W.R. "classification of
extant moss genera". classification...
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which includes the most
advanced Diptera, the
halteres are
protected by
calyptrae (small
membranes above the halteres). The
mesothoracic wing is entirely...
- (0.79–1.57 in) tall.
Developing capsules are
covered by hairy,
pinkish calyptrae,
while mature capsules are
small and dark,
sometimes with the
white hairs...
-
endostome with
narrow segments and a low
basal membrane or none at all. The
calyptrae (the
protective cap or hood
covering the
spore case) are
cucullate (hooded)...
