| a molecular phylogeny of hemiptera inferred from mitochondrial genome sequences. | classically, hemiptera is comprised of two suborders: homoptera and heteroptera. homoptera includes cicadomorpha, fulgoromorpha and sternorrhyncha. however, according to previous molecular phylogenetic studies based on 18s rdna, fulgoromorpha has a closer relationship to heteroptera than to other hemipterans, leaving homoptera as paraphyletic. therefore, the position of fulgoromorpha is important for studying phylogenetic structure of hemiptera. we inferred the evolutionary affiliations of twent ... | 2012 | 23144967 |
| multiple bacteroids in the bacteriome of the lantern bug pyrops candelaria linn. (homoptera: fulgoridae). | bacteriome in the lantern bug pyrops candelaria harbored a-, t-, and companion bacteroids. the a- and t-bacteroids were irregular bodies, whereas the companion bacteroids were rod-shaped and easily distinguished from the others. the a- and t-bacteroids were enveloped by three membranes and the companion bacteroids, by two membranes. the cytoplasm of the a-bacteroid contained electron-dense bodies. | 1998 | 9766903 |
| electron microscopy studies on the a-bacteroids in the fat bodies of the lantern bug pyrops candelaria linn. (homoptera: fulgoridae). | the ultrastructure of alpha-bacteroids in relation to the fat-body cells of the lantern bug pyrops candelaria was described. the fat-body-cell cytoplasm contained numerous mitochondria, rough endoplasmic reticula, vacuoles, and storage granules. its nucleus had scattered chromatin materials. the alpha-bacteroid was enveloped by three membrane layers, namely, the plasma membrane, the cell wall, and the membrane envelope. its cytoplasm contained amorphous dense bodies. the bacteroid reproduced by ... | 1997 | 9197400 |
| the ultrastructure of the sensory plaque organs of the antennae the chinese lantern fly, pyrops candelaria l., (homoptera, fulgoridae). | the plaque organs of pyrops consist of elaborately folded, finely perforated cuticular areas, each associated with numerous bipolar sensory cells organised in groups. the proximal, mitochondrial region of each dendrite narrows to reveal a ciliary ultrastructure. the ciliary fibrils pass into a highly vesiculated region and beyond this are succeeded by a dense array of neurotubules. peripherally the dendrites proliferate numerous fine branches from which finer filaments extend into the cuticular ... | 1970 | 18631519 |