Huevo pedunculado

En biología, un huevo pedunculado es aquel huevo de insecto (u otro animal) que está adherido a un pedúnculo, una estructura similar a un tallo o cuello.^[1] Algunos ejemplos son:

Afelínidos ectoparasitarios (Aphytis, Centrodora, Marietta) y algunos Encarsia.^[2]
Crisópidos.

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↑ Gordh, Gordon; Headrick, David (2011), A Dictionary of Entomology, CAB International, ISBN 9781845935429, «PEDUNCLE Noun. (New Latin, pedunculus dim of pedis = foot, Pl., Peduncles.) 1. A stal, stem or Petiole; any stalk-like structure supporting an organ or other structure. […]
PEDUNCULATE Adj. (New Latin, pedunculus diminutive of pedis = foot; -atus = adjectival suffix.) Structure positioned on a stalk or peduncle; attached by a slender stalk or neck; petiolate. Alt. Pedunculated; Pedunculatus.» .
↑ Hanson, Ian David; Gauld (2006), Hymenoptera de la región neotropical, American Entomological Institute, ISBN 9781887988216 .

Datos: Q5904294

[entodic1-1] Gordh, Gordon; Headrick, David (2011), A Dictionary of Entomology, CAB International, ISBN 9781845935429, «PEDUNCLE Noun. (New Latin, pedunculus dim of pedis = foot, Pl., Peduncles.) 1. A stal, stem or Petiole; any stalk-like structure supporting an organ or other structure. […]
PEDUNCULATE Adj. (New Latin, pedunculus diminutive of pedis = foot; -atus = adjectival suffix.) Structure positioned on a stalk or peduncle; attached by a slender stalk or neck; petiolate. Alt. Pedunculated; Pedunculatus.» .

[2] Hanson, Ian David; Gauld (2006), Hymenoptera de la región neotropical, American Entomological Institute, ISBN 9781887988216 .

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