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tegmen
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teg·men  (tgmn)
n. pl. teg·mi·na (-m-n)
A covering or integument, such as the tough leathery forewing of certain insects or the inner coat of a seed. Also called tegmentum.

[Latin tegimen, tegmen, covering, from tegere, to cover; see (s)teg- in Indo-European roots.]

tegmen [ˈtɛgmən]
n pl -mina [-mɪnə]
1. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Zoology) either of the leathery forewings of the cockroach and related insects
2. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Biology) any similar covering or layer
[from Latin: a cover, variant of tegimen, from tegere to cover]
tegminal  adj

tegmen  (tgmn)
A covering or integument, such as the tough leathery forewing of certain insects or the inner coat of a seed.


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Tegmina with a yellow band along anterior margin, behind this with a parallel longitudinal blackish brown marking along the anterior margin then curved into the Rs vein, at the end of each longitudinal vein with a small blackish brown spot.
 
 
 
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