Endomychus (endomikus)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 19
[NL. (Paykull, 1798), 1 Fungus-beetle ( Endomy chus biguttatus ). (Line shows natural size.) ἐνδον, within, + νεύρον, nerve.] In an at., the delicate connective ti ue which supports and separates from one another the nerve-fibers within the funiculus. endonucleolus (en dō-nu-klē'ō-lus), n.; pl. en do nucleoli (-lī). [NL., The protoplasm is made very opaque by the presence of a very large quantity of yolk spherules. A nucleus containing nucleolus and endonucleoli is always visible after staining or crushing. R. J. H. Gibson , Trans. Roy. Soc. Edin., XXXII. 634.
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