- shiro****ai A. sic**** A.
simplicus A.
spinocostatus A.
squamiger A.
squamula A.
squamula A.
subparadoxus A.
subregularis A.
subtristriatus A.
sulaensis A...
- authors), tegula) and the
upper calypter is the
distal calypter (synonym:
squamula).
Species of the
subsection Acalyptratae are
noted for
lacking calypters...
-
outgrowth from the base of a
perianth segment,
often containing nectar.
squamula A
small scale.
squamule A
small scale.
squamulose Covered with
small scales...
- squamose, squamous, squamule, squamulose, subsquamosal,
supersquamosal †
squāmula squāmul- squarrōsus squarrōs- squarrose,
squarrulose squātina squātin-...
- squamulae). The
proximal lobe is
called the
lower calypter (or
basicalypter or
squamula thoracica). It
arises from the
furrow between the
scutellum and the postnotum...
-
aenigmatica (Holten, 1803) -
Mangrove jingle s****
Heteranomia Heteranomia squamula (Linnaeus, 1758) -
Prickly jingle Isomonia Isomonia alberti (Dautzenberg...
-
specific epithet of
squamulosa means having small scales,
derived from
Latin squamula (meaning “small scales”). Both the
genus and the
species were
first described...
-
Richards 1947 P.
sedanensis †
Martin 1909 P.
silentiensis †
McLearn 1926 P.
squamula †
Lamarck 1806 P.
striatus Müller 1776 P.
subrufus Pennant 1777 P. sulcicostatus...
- fumatohyalinae,
stigmate et
radio nigris,
rarius ferrugineis,
radice straminea,
squamula nigra rarissime picea;
areola subirregulari subsessili.
Pedes rufi, coxis...
- from the
Latin squamulosus,
meaning "provided with
small scales" (from
squamula, the
diminutive of squama,
which means "scale").
Lichenomphalia hudsoniana...
