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...the citri is one of the citrus pathogens which penetrates the fruit at the stem end and causes a rot in storage.
...ical to obclavate, arising from the innermost layer of pseudoparenchymatic cells lining the pycnidial cavity. A-conidia (phialospores) hyaline, non-septate,
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...gate, oblanceolate, white to light purple-pink, iridescent with reflective cells giving a sparkle effect, apex truncate, bidentate at center; fertile stamen
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...0.45 (0.42–0.48, n= 2) mm; costal ratio 0.57 (0.56–0.58, n= 2). Halter stem brown, knob whitish.
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...2, basal seta 1/2 length of apical seta. Wing: Hyaline, slightly fuscous; cells bm and dm separated by crossvein bm-cu; 1st costal ratio 2.6–2.9; 2nd cos
...regularly rounded, bearing setulae ventrally, basal stem narrowed, broadly stem-like; left surstylus elongate, somewhat digitiform, narrower than right sur
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...2, basal seta 1/3 length of apical seta. Wing: Hyaline, slightly fuscous; cells bm and dm separated; 1st costal ratio 2.7–3.0; 2nd costal ratio 2.1–2.4
...ulate, in posterior view (Fig. 7) subtriangular, with obtuse angles, basal stem parallel sided basally; left surstylus (Figs 7–9) moderately broad basall
7 KB (880 words) - 03:44, 1 July 2011
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...orly, often asymmetrical, gonopore apical; connective trilobed anteriorly, stem broad and depressed; style sinuate with large, sparsely setose preapical lo
12 KB (1,744 words) - 16:26, 18 August 2011
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...ssected (vein M extremely faint or lost from this area); two closed radial cells (r4+5 and d), plus cell m3 present; R4+5 ends near apex of wing, without an
...ave it on the eyes and calypters. Vein Sc is very short in the fossil, and cells br and bm are contiguous. In addition, apparent retention of freely articul
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...ctive<nowiki>]</nowiki>, with cuticular microsculpture of minute hexagonal cells present. Spiracles not visible near lateral margins of tergites <nowiki>[</
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...nd m3 absent; cell d present, large; length of cell d 0.3 × that of wing. Cells br and bm present, separated by well developed basal portion of M. Veins M1
5 KB (707 words) - 14:28, 21 November 2011
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...ite distad, R2+3 long, branching off of Rs in the distal half of the wing; cells br and bm large, length nearly half that of wing; M1+2 forked; vein A1 eith
..., though differing from that Baltic amber genus by R1 branching off of the stem of R quite distad (vs. near the base of the wing), R2+3 branching off of Rs
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...; proximal portion of R4+5 joined to r-m to form distal margin of cell br. Cells br and bm large, br is 0.33x length of wing, W/L cell br <nowiki>=</nowiki>
5 KB (668 words) - 14:28, 21 November 2011
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...; proximal portion of R4+5 joined to r-m to form distal margin of cell br. Cells br and bm large, br is 0.42 × length of wing, W/L cell br <nowiki>=</nowik
5 KB (695 words) - 14:28, 21 November 2011
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...ng just before or at the wing margin, or not all (vs. CuA2+CuP with a long stem in ''{{Taxon name|Apystomyia}}''); anal lobe of wing not protruding; and ce
7 KB (1,042 words) - 14:28, 21 November 2011
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...and the often bicoloured lobules, which usually lie almost parallel to the stem. The leaf lobule cell walls of ''{{Taxon name|Frullania knightbridgei}}'' a
...strictly microphyllous, lobules of secondary stems ± similar size to main stem, but lobes and underleaves of secondary branches slightly smaller than thos
18 KB (2,724 words) - 12:36, 2 January 2012
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...1.0 mm long, densely pilose toward the apex, trichomes with clavate apical cells, hyaline, membranaceous; gynoecium ca. 0.5 mm long, ovary ca. 0.2 mm long,
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...s variable, reach or not reach Costa. Wing cells c and sc yellowish, other cells brown tinged (see Figs. 2b, 2c). Pterostigma distinct. Abdomen yellowish br
21 KB (3,034 words) - 17:40, 8 May 2012
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...os'', meaning, “dead”, and ''{{Taxon name|Raphidia}}'', common generic stem for snakeflies. The name is feminine.
...ence of, at least, one pterostigmal crossvein subdistally, three discoidal cells posterior to MP in the forewing (forming a triangle), and a larger size if
5 KB (742 words) - 15:05, 25 June 2012
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...slightly distad wing midlength; six c-sc crossveins present; two discoidal cells posterior to MP; apicalmost branch of CuA simple; 1cua-cup crossvein locate
...t never fades, ageless”, and ''{{Taxon name|Raphidia}}'', common generic stem for snakeflies. The name is feminine.
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...an Institution Press, Washington, DC: 1045-1107.</ref >). Larval chambers (cells) are nested in the peripheral layer of wood, just under the bark of vigorou
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