- more
specifically oviscape, the word
scape deriving from the
Latin word
scāpus,
meaning "stalk" or "shaft". Gr****hoppers use
their ovipositors to force...
- The
three basic segments of the
typical insect antenna are the
scape or
scapus (base), the
pedicel or
pedicellus (stem), and
finally the flagellum, which...
-
Belgian Vocal Trio and
arranged music for it. She used the
pseudonym Mit
Scapus.
Scheepers was born in
Antwerp and
lived there her
entire life. She studied...
- parts: physa,
scapus, and capitulum. The
physa is a
bulbous bladder-like
organ covered with tiny suckers, used in burrowing. The
scapus or body column...
- head
width (HW) is 1.45—1.63 mm and head
length (HL) is 1.68—1.75 mm. Its
scapus length (SL) is 2.13—2.28 mm.
Longino 2010, p. 46 Brandão, C.R.F. Systematic...
- (skandalízō) scandal,
scandalize scap-
shaft Gr**** σκᾶπος (skâpos) scape,
scapus scaph-
anything hollow, bowl, ship Gr**** σκάφη, σκάφος Scaphirhynchus, scaphoid...
-
garlic chives, and
garlic are used as vegetables. The word
scape (Latin
scapus, from Gr**** σκᾶπος), as used in botany, is
fairly vague and arbitrary; various...
-
stalks of this
species are
glabrous (from
Latin glabris [smooth, hairless] +
scapus [stalk, peduncle]). Bourke, G. (2016). "Drosera cucullata". The IUCN Red...
- (skandalízō) scandal,
scandalize scap-
shaft Gr**** σκᾶπος (skâpos) scape,
scapus scaph-
anything hollow, bowl, ship Gr**** σκάφη, σκάφος Scaphirhynchus, scaphoid...
- with 11
segments set upon an antennop**** with a con****uously
short base (
scapus). The
extension of the
prosternum is broad, with a
truncated tip, ending...
