Definition of Pollinosity. Meaning of Pollinosity. Synonyms of Pollinosity

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Definition of Pollinosity

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Meaning of Pollinosity from wikipedia

- face from the lower facial margin almost to the antennae. The greyish pollinosity on the sides of the stripe appears to have faint oblique ripples. The...
- medially shiny ridge and a lateral pollinosity of the ridge that's more velvet textured than the other pollinosity. Steenis, J. van; Hippa, H.; Mutin...
- or entirely grey, and they are always overlaid with strong silvery pollinosity. "Platycheirus coerulescens Report". Integrated Taxonomic Information...
- vertex is approximately twice the width of the ocellar triangle. There is pollinosity on the frons above the antennal insertions, forming two lateral triangles...
- its castaneous eyes. Their ventral side can appear powdery or scaly (pollinosity) white on a pale ochreous or pale green body surface. Similar to majority...
- at apex Pictipes Unmodified proleg Sengus Long posterior black seta on pro- and meso-tibia facial pollinosity arranged in oblique ripples or punctures...
- scutellum is reddish and the abdomen is orange-yellow, with yellowish white pollinosity and a median black vitta. Legs are black. In a smaller form scutellum...
- These tachinids show a grayish upperside of the thorax, due to dense pollinosity, with regular black stripes. The abdomen is yellow orange with a wide...
- black ground color that is predominantly silver pollinose, with golden pollinosity present dorsally. It features pale pile on the ventral two-thirds and...
- anterior oral margin is produced forward. It is shining, with silver pollinosity present only at lateral edges. The tubercle is somewhat large and abruptly...