- oocyte.
Ovarioles that lack
nurse cells are
referred to as
panoistic and
ovarioles with
nurse cells are
referred to as meroistic.
Meroistic ovarioles are...
-
these parts. The
ovaries are made up of a
variable number of egg tubes,
ovarioles.
Female insects make eggs,
receive and
store sperm, mani****te
sperm from...
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retain within their bodies. The
embryos develop within their mothers'
ovarioles and the
offspring are
clones of
their mothers.
Female nymphs are born...
- parotid, periotic,
synotia ov- egg
Latin ovum obovate, oval, ovarian,
ovariole, ovary, ovate, ovicapsule, ovicidal, ovicide, oviduct, oviferous, oviform...
-
along the
length of the
ovariole). In some
species these long
ovarioles branch off the
lateral duct,
while in others,
short ovarioles appear around the duct...
- they are all
female (thelytoky). The
embryos develop within the mothers'
ovarioles,
which then give
birth to live (already hatched) first-instar
female nymphs...
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produce 40,000 eggs a day. The two
mature ovaries may have some 2,000
ovarioles each. The
abdomen increases the queen's body
length to
several times more...
-
ovarioles,
which vary in size and
number by species. The
number of eggs that the
insect is able to make
varies according to the
number of
ovarioles,...
-
Drosophila ovariole:
spectrosomes are the red
round structures in
germline stem cells. The red
branched structures in 2-cell and 8-cell
cysts are the fusomes...
- has
three meroistic telotrophic ovarioles per ovary,
whereas T.
peregrinus has only two
meroistic telotrophic ovarioles per ovary. The
ovaries are developed...
