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- at
night and is
attracted to light. The egg is whitish,
without gloss,
micropylar rosette 11- to 12-leaved, the
sides with
regular polygonal reticulation...
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three remaining nuclei on the
micropylar end and
three remaining nuclei on the
antipodal end. The
nuclei on the
micropylar end is
composed of an egg cell...
- pole
becomes the main area of
growth of the embryo,
while the
lower or
micropylar pole
produces the stalk-like
suspensor that
attaches to the micropyle...
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November [1]. The egg is olive-green with a ring of pale
specks round the
micropylar end; laid in a
cluster on a twig, hibernating.The
caterpillar is hairless...
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development is ab
initio nuclear and cell
formation commences at the
micropylar end,
proceeding towards the chalaza. The
outer layers of the
outer integument...
- green-yellow or white. The
seeds are compressed,
broadly ovoid, with a
tufted micropylar coma of long
silky hair.
Pollination is
performed by bees (entomophily)...
- the
stick insect are spheric, ca. 5 mm in
length and have a three-lobed
micropylar plate. The
chorion of the eggs are hard to cut and
consist of the three...
- (5⁄128 in) in length. As seen in
other fruit flies, the eggs
possess a
micropylar region with a
clear tubular shape.
Larvae of C.
capitata have been described...
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palisade cells and with a smooth,
strongly reflecting surface,
short micropylar neck, and extruding,
pointed chalazal area". However,
research published...
