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Pruinescence /ˌpruːɪˈnɛsəns/, or pruinosity, is a "frosted" or dusty-looking
coating on top of a surface. It may also be
called a
pruina (plural: pruinae)...
- down the
middle of the abdomen. As they mature,
males develop a
white pruinescence on the top of the
thorax and at the base of the abdomen,
while the rest...
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taken to tell the two
species apart. The male has blue eyes.
Powder blue
pruinescence develops on the
damselflies as they age.
However all
Lestes are very...
- water's edge, and
patrolling it to
drive off
other males. The
white pruinescence on the abdomen,
found only in
mature males, is displa**** to
other males...
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broad as to
chaser species. With age,
adult males develop extensive blue
pruinescence on
their abdomen,
offset by
yellow lateral patches. The
middle lobe of...
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Young male
without pruinescence showing the
white patch at the base of his
hindwings Female without pruinescence Female with
pruinescence Mating Female wings...
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family Coenagrionidae. It is a
small damselfly;
mature males have a
white pruinescence over
their body, and a dark tail. It is
found from India,
through South-east...
- "Argyra"
comes from the Gr**** word for "silver",
referring to the
silver pruinescence found on the
males of many of the species.
Argyra albicans Loew, 1861...
- skin is 6-12% by
weight of the grape. It is
coated on the
surface with
Pruinescence, a waxy
coating that
gives a
matte finish to the
colour of the grape...
- black-green
metallic in
colour with pale markings;
adults have only a
slight pruinescence. Like
other members of the
family Argiolestidae, it
rests with its wings...
