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More Information about: tomentose
Term tomentose
Explanation With tomentum. For example: Dasybasis elquiensis (Tabanidae): 'Tergites I to VI with broad greyish tomentose median posterior spots. Tergites III-VI with pale greyish tomentose sublateral spots.'
Category Morphology: general terms
Submitted by Paul Beuk
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Modified		 27.06.06
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#1 | Robert Nash on 10 July 2006 14:39:24
the opposite of tomentose is atomentose but this term is little used.
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