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• W3048355863 abstract "Abstract The intestinal system of unfed fresh-water mite larvae Limnesia maculata (O.F. Muller, 1776) (Acariformes, Limnesiidae) has been studied with transmission electron microscopy. The intestinal system is composed of the foregut, including the pharynx and the esophagus, the sac-like blind midgut and the excretory organ. The pharynx begins with the mouth covered by the labrum. The pharynx runs along the bottom of the gnathosoma and shows ventral dilators. No valves are expressed between the pharynx and the esophagus. The esophagus possesses strongly plicate walls and, before entering the midgut, passes through the brain. The sac-like midgut does not reveal a well-pronounced lumen, developed epithelium and separate lobes. It consists of the two cell types of endoderm origin mixed in the midgut volume. The first type – the vacuolated cells – does not possess Golgi bodies and lysosomal apparatus and shows electron-lucent vacuoles with a granular inclusion inside. These cells apparently do not take part in digestion of the embryonic yolk. The second type – the non-vacuolated cells – shows both, a well developed Golgi complex and large heterolysosomes, and obviously digests the embryonic yolk. Consequently, they may be attributed as specialized vitellophages. Nevertheless, both cell types may take part in formation of the definitive midgut epithelium. The sac-like thin-walled excretory organ is strongly dilated and contains the embryonic wastes in the form of electron-dense globules and birefringent particles. No muscle envelope surrounds the excretory organ. The embryonic wastes together with wastes accumulated during feeding may be evacuated from the organ only after completion of feeding. The excretory canal on this developmental stage is not connected with the excretory organ. It opens to the outside with a simple slit-like excretory pore. Before feeding, larvae have to pass the process of the post-molt development before their midgut would be ready to receive nutrients." @default.
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• W3048355863 title "Ultrastructure of the intestinal system in unfed larvae of Limnesia maculata (O.F. Müller, 1776) (Acariformes, Limnesiidae)" @default.
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