- An
ootheca /oʊ.əˈθiːkə/ (pl.:
oothecae /oʊ.əˈθiːsiː/) is a type of egg
capsule made by any
member of a
variety of
species including mollusks (such as Turbinella...
- lay
oothecae. The
oldest fossils of
Dictyoptera from the Late Carboniferous,
referred to as "roachoids" have long
ovipositors and did not lay
oothecae. The...
- name
ensign wasp. This wasp
reproduces by
laying eggs into egg cases, or
oothecae, of ****roaches. The wasp
larvae use the ****roach eggs as a food source...
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roach activity.
Signs of ****roaches are
their oothecae,
which are "egg cases". The blackish-brown
oothecae are
formed a day
after mating, and are deposited...
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presents itself. The
Carolina mantis is the
state insect of
South Carolina.
Oothecae can be
purchased in
garden supply centers as a
means of
biological control...
- have ****theca for
storing sperm and an
ovipositor through which the
oothecae are laid. ****roaches are
abundant throughout the
world and live in a wide...
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parasitoids that feed on ****roaches and
develop inside the egg-cases, or
oothecae, of
their hosts.
Evaniidae have the
metasoma attached very high
above the...
- can
produce several semi-spherical
oothecae,
roughly 2 cm (0.8 in) in diameter,
containing up to 300 eggs. The
oothecae are
often affixed to
vegetation such...
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protrudes from the tip of the abdomen. On average,
females produce 9–10
oothecae,
although they can
sometimes produce as many as 90.
After about two days...
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substances for
coating eggs, or
tough coverings for a
batch of eggs
called oothecae. For males, the
reproductive system consists of one or two testes, suspended...
