rugose

First report of the invasive rugose spiraling whitefly, Aleurodicus rugioperculatus Martin (Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae) from the old world.

Molar crowns square with small accessory pillars, and with slightly rugose enamel (Colbert, 1935).

pseudokorefae does not have rugose spines along the hypandrium and D.

They "were identified by an absence of longitudinal mantle folds, the presence of a lateral mantle frill comprised of a semi-continuous line of broad merged papillae forming a frill or flap along the mid-lateral mantle, the absence of papillae or rugose texture on the ventral mantle below the frill, and two distinctly separated frontal white spots (rather than a single simple or compound spot, or none)," the researchers said on (https://sites.google.com/site/apuoctopusprojects/alaska-octopus-project-page/frilled-giant-pacific-octopus) Alaska Octopus Projects website.

This virus is involved in the rugose wood complex as the agent of the disorder known as Rupestris stem pitting, and some of its strains have been shown to have a very close association with specific symptoms and disorders (BOUYAHIA et al., 2005).

Diagnosis.--Body slightly elongated, 5 to 6 times the length of the pronotum; integument rugose. Head conical, the maximum width of head across the eyes almost as long as the pronotum in the males, slightly shorter in females; fastigium of vertex clearly projecting forward with a deep furrow which merges with frontal ridge sulcus, apex of fastigium rounded, fastigium 1/4 the length of pronotum and about 1/2 the length of the fastigium of G opilionoides (Table 1: FL); width of fastigium 1/3 the length of pronotum; frontal ridge low and discontinuous; frons incurved; eye large and oval; antenna fine, filiform, longer than the head and pronotum together.

Development and validation of kinetic model for enzymatic hydrolysis using Candida rugose lipase.

Lobes irregularly branched, laterally overlapped to somewhat crowded in the central parts, 6-12 mm wide, surface continuous to irregular, usually smooth in the apices, becoming rugose towards the center, sublustrous; apical zone rounded; margin smooth to slightly crenate, rarely with sublacinules, undulated.

Pronotum rugose and polished and with presence of pronope (Figure 2d).

Mantle muscular, rugose, with small, fleshy, irregular 'warts' over all surfaces (Fig.

triphylla were trilete, non-chlorophyllous, amber in colour, with slightly rugose perispore, and nearly rounded in shape, with little variation in size, 32.9 [+ or -] 1.9 x 35.2 [+ or -] 2.4 [micro]m (Fig.