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Devetak, D; Pabst, MA.
Structure of the Subgenual Organ in the Green Lacewing-Chrysoperla-Carnea
TISSUE CELL 1994 26: 249-257.
Doi: 10.1016/0040-8166(94)90100-7
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Pabst Maria-Anna
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- Abstract:
- REM and TEM studies of the subgenual organ in Chrysoperla carnea (Neuroptera: Chrysopidae) show that it is composed of three scolopidia, each with one sensory, one scolopale and one cap cell. The distal part of the dendrite shows a cilium with a '9 + 0' structure. The cross-banding pattern of the ciliary root has a periodicity of bands of about 61 nm. The scolopale material in a certain part of the scolopale cell is organized into five rods. The cell bodies of all three cap cells form a lens-like structure, the velum, which is fixed to the leg wall and the trachea with an extracellular material. The importance of the velum is discussed. Four types of intercellular junction are found;spot desmosomes, belt desmosomes, septate junctions and gap junctions.
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SUBGENUAL ORGAN
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SCOLOPIDIUM
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CELL JUNCTIONS
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ULTRASTRUCTURE
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CHRYSOPERLA CARNEA