Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · Philadelphia : Blakiston · leaf 829
e length of the fissure caused by theinterruption of the rings; the edges of this fissure being formed by the alternat-ing series of car-like appendages, connected with the terminal arches, the•losing-together of which converts the pseudo-trachea into a complete tube.Or. A. considers each of these… … TONGUE OF BEE :— HAUSTELLIUM OF LEPIDOPTERA. 743 but which are capable of being used to make jDunctures iu the skinof Animals or the epidermis of Plants, whence the juices may bedrawn forth by the proboscis. Frequently, however, two or more ofthese organs may be wanting, so that their number is…
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