ROLE OF MELTING TEMPERATURE OF SURFACE WAX IN THE REGULATION OF PERMEABILITY OF INSECT CUTICLE

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• 1. The rate of evaporation through the wax-free membranes of locust hind wing is higher in the membranes with the epicuticular waxes of high melting-point obtained from a variety of insects and laid down superficially in a definite thin film than those overcoated by waxes of low melting-point. 2. The velocity of petroleum oil to dissolve the epicuticular waxes in a thin film is higher in the softer than the harder ones. 3. The melting temperature of the epicuticular waxes seems to have little relation to the velocity of penetration of a pathogenic fungus through silkworm cuticle.

• 日本昆虫学会の論文
• 1959-03-15

著者

• Koidsumi Kiyoaki

  Laboratory Of Silkworm And Insect Physiology University Of Shinshu

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