. Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ... session of the Legislature of the State of California . FIG. 11. Ocelli and compound eyes of the honey-bee (Apismellijtra). A, queen; B, drone. (After Cheshire.) 48 REPORT OP THE COMMISSIONER OF FIG. 12. Mouth parts of a cockroach (Iachmoptera pennsylvaniea). A, labrum;B, mandible; C, hypopharynx; D, maxilla; E, labium; c, eardo; g (of maxilla),galea; g (of labium), glossa; i,laeinia; Ip, labial palpus; m, mentum; rap, max-illary palpus; p, paraglossa; pf, palpifer; pg, palpiger; s, stipes; sm, submen-tum. B, D, an
. Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ... session of the Legislature of the State of California . FIG. 11. Ocelli and compound eyes of the honey-bee (Apismellijtra). A, queen; B, drone. (After Cheshire.) 48 REPORT OP THE COMMISSIONER OF FIG. 12. Mouth parts of a cockroach (Iachmoptera pennsylvaniea). A, labrum;B, mandible; C, hypopharynx; D, maxilla; E, labium; c, eardo; g (of maxilla),galea; g (of labium), glossa; i,laeinia; Ip, labial palpus; m, mentum; rap, max-illary palpus; p, paraglossa; pf, palpifer; pg, palpiger; s, stipes; sm, submen-tum. B, D, and E are in ventral aspect. insects, distinguished from each other by their mouth parts, the onehaving biting or gnawing organs, and known as mandibulate , grasshoppers, locusts, etc., belong tothis class. In the other, the mouth parts arefitted for sucking only, and the insects acquiretheir nourishment by inserting their beaksinto plants or animals and absorbing thejuices by suction. These are known as haus-tellate insects, and in this class we find manyof the greatest pests of the farmer and fruit-grower, among them the plant lice, or aphids,scale bugs, etc. In their perfect state, mothsand butterflies derive their nourishment bysuction, sipping the
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