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Campaniform

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Cam`pan´i`form
a.1.Bell-shaped.
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36); tarsus III with 0-1 fs and several hs, some spur-like; tarsal spurs (tabs) not differentiated; tarsal campaniform pore absent; tarsal digitules (tdt) longer than claw, subequal in length to claw digitules, both with capitate apices.
Phalacrococcus howertoni, a new genus and species of soft scale ... by Hodges, Gregory S.; Hodgson, Christopher J. / Florida Entomologist
6 times as long as wide, transverse, 5 campaniform sensilla present around apical margin, 1 campaniform sensillum present on middle of article 1, setae absent; article 2 about 2.
Description of late-instars of Bryothinusa koreana Ahn and Jeon ... by Jeon, Mi-Jeong; Ahn, Kee-Jeong / Florida Entomologist
Pelta reticulate, 1 pair of campaniform sensilla close to posterior margin (Fig.
A new gall-inducing species of Holopothrips (Thysanoptera: ... by Cabrera, Irma; Segarra, Alejandro / Florida Entomologist
 
 
 
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