-
Schizopteridae are
extremely similar; in true bugs, the
forewings are
called hemelytra (sometimes
alternatively spelled as "hemielytra"), and in most species...
- is the corium. The
forewings of
winged heteropterans are
modified into
hemelytra (singular, hemelytron), in
which the
basal part is
thickened and leathery...
-
species have
forewings with both
membranous and
hardened portions (called
hemelytra);
members of the
primitive sub-group
Enicocephalomorpha have completely...
- well-developed
hemelytra (forewings),
allowing them to fly well, but in some the
hemelytra are vestigial. The
membranous part of the
hemelytra have several...
- for the
immature nymphal stages. The
forewings of
stink bugs are
called hemelytra, with the
basal half
thickened while the apex is membranous. At rest,...
-
bordered plant bugs
because many have
contrasting coloured edges to
their hemelytra.
There are
fifteen genera and
about one
hundred species. They are mostly...
- but
membranous at the ends.
Wings modified in this
manner are
termed hemelytra (singular: hemelytron), by
analogy with the
completely hardened elytra...
-
coloration to
match their habitat. Like
other Heteroptera, they have
hemelytra for
their forewings and piercing-sucking mouthparts.
Their antennae are...
-
black warning colors on the edge of the
abdomen (laterotergites). On the
hemelytra are
present a few red markings. Legs are
rather long, with red and black...
- but can be
distinguished by the
numerous veins in the
membrane of the
hemelytra. They live prin****lly on weeds, but a few (including the
boxelder bug)...
