. Annals. Entomology. Fig. 1. Ephedriis incompletus Prov. a, Egg; b, Reproductive system; 1, Alkaline gland; 2, Ovaries; 3 Poison glands; 4, Receptacle. Fig. 2. Aphidius phorodontis Ash. a, Second stage larva; 1, Stomach; 2, Nervous system; 3, Rudimentary intestine; 4, CEsophagus; 5, Mandible; b, Fourth stage larva; 1, Stomach; 2, Silk gland; 3, Nervous system; 4, Malpighian tubule; 5, Oesophagus; 6, Mouth; 7, Anus; 8, Silk gland ori- fice; 9, Gonad; 10, Intestine; 11, Blind extremity of the stomach. The female organs of Aphidius phorodontis Ash. and Ephedrus incompletus Prov. were examined an
. Annals. Entomology. Fig. 1. Ephedriis incompletus Prov. a, Egg; b, Reproductive system; 1, Alkaline gland; 2, Ovaries; 3 Poison glands; 4, Receptacle. Fig. 2. Aphidius phorodontis Ash. a, Second stage larva; 1, Stomach; 2, Nervous system; 3, Rudimentary intestine; 4, CEsophagus; 5, Mandible; b, Fourth stage larva; 1, Stomach; 2, Silk gland; 3, Nervous system; 4, Malpighian tubule; 5, Oesophagus; 6, Mouth; 7, Anus; 8, Silk gland ori- fice; 9, Gonad; 10, Intestine; 11, Blind extremity of the stomach. The female organs of Aphidius phorodontis Ash. and Ephedrus incompletus Prov. were examined and found to be similar. As those of the second species were examined in freshly killed material, the following description is based on Ephedrus rather than Aphidius which was represented only by specimens in alcohol. The eggs are packed very closely in the two ovaries. The extremities of the ovariolcs are coiled in the fatty tissue about the stomach. The end is thickened, but soon narrows down. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Entomological Society of America. Baltimore [etc. ]
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