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Malaxation (sometimes
Malaxate or Malax)
refers to the
action of kneading,
rubbing or m****aging a
substance to softness. The term is
applied differently...
- household. As
tradition goes, the head of the
family would start with
malaxating the
mincemeat –
softening and
incorporating it with a
cupful of stock...
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glutinous rice flour,
pomelo blossom water or
vanilla and
simple syrup.
After malaxating rice flour,
fillings similar to that of
baked mooncake is
stuffed inside...
- The
captured prey is
typically taken to a more
vertical surface and
malaxated by
chewing off legs and wings. In
larger insects, the head is typically...
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observed to
malaxate a
larva and feed a
fragment of this to a
surviving larva. More commonly,
males of P.
metricus have the
general habits of
malaxating pieces...
- will
return to the nest with the body of
their catch. The
female workers malaxate the prey,
removing liquid from the bolus, and feed the
solid remainder...
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hibernation in a
sheltered area. She will then
emerge and feed on
nectar and
malaxate arthropods until she
attempts to
usurp a host colony. On average, the colony...
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developed their parasitoidal biology along predatory lines and they
sting and
malaxate their victims into paralysis. Then they hide the prey and lay
their eggs...
- nest.
After prey has been caught,
workers fly off
quickly so they can
malaxate the prey. This
behavior might be
adaptive since it
takes successful workers...
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spider is
carried to the wasp's nest by its spinnerets, and prey is then
malaxated,
which may be a
process by
which the wasp
obtains proteins necessary to...
