英语词汇“suctorial”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

suctorial

/sʌkˈtɔːrɪəl

adjective chiefly Zoology

1Adapted for sucking (as, for example, the mouthparts of some insects): a suctorial proboscis...

Tadpoles do have several rows of denticles, as well as a large, ventrally placed, suctorial oral disk - a suction-cup shaped mouth with which it clings to rocks in fast water.
The tadpoles of Amolops species are torrent-adapted, and have suctorial disks on their bellies.
The larvae have suctorial discs and reduced tail fins, which presumably are adaptations for living in swift flowing streams.

1.1(Of an animal) having a sucker for feeding or adhering to something: suctorial insects...

One explanation is that suctorial insect growth was limited by the phenology of the host plant and not just by climate.
This group includes the suctorial lice, confined to mammals; they are strictly parasitic insects, being confined to their hosts constantly and deriving all their nourishment from them.
Extremes in this case are represented by suctorial species, Poyntonia paludicola, and various semiterrestrial forms (e.g., Arthroleptides, Cycloramphus, Nannophrys, and Thoropa).

Derivatives

suctorially

adverb ...

Based on radular and soft-tissue morphology and personal observation of feeding behaviors, it appears that species from both regions feed suctorially with the assistance of a diminutive radula.
The Opisthobranch molluscs Elysia timida, E. translucens, Thuridilla hopei and Bosellia mimetica feed suctorially on the algae Acetabularia acetabulum, Udotea petiolata, Cladophora vagabunda and Halimeda tuna, respectively.
Finally, the spinner head 25 is lowered, and, while it is suctorially stuck to the sheet object 10 and performing a predetermined rotary movement, the sheet object 10 is fed with a chemical within the inner space of the spinner cut 28, so that the surface of the sheet object 10 is treated.

suctorian

noun

Origin

Mid 19th century: from modern Latin suctorius (from Latin sugere 'suck') + -al.

单词	suctorial
释义	suctorial /sʌkˈtɔːrɪəl / adjective chiefly Zoology 1Adapted for sucking (as, for example, the mouthparts of some insects): a suctorial proboscis... Tadpoles do have several rows of denticles, as well as a large, ventrally placed, suctorial oral disk - a suction-cup shaped mouth with which it clings to rocks in fast water. The tadpoles of Amolops species are torrent-adapted, and have suctorial disks on their bellies. The larvae have suctorial discs and reduced tail fins, which presumably are adaptations for living in swift flowing streams. 1.1(Of an animal) having a sucker for feeding or adhering to something: suctorial insects... One explanation is that suctorial insect growth was limited by the phenology of the host plant and not just by climate. This group includes the suctorial lice, confined to mammals; they are strictly parasitic insects, being confined to their hosts constantly and deriving all their nourishment from them. Extremes in this case are represented by suctorial species, Poyntonia paludicola, and various semiterrestrial forms (e.g., Arthroleptides, Cycloramphus, Nannophrys, and Thoropa). Derivatives suctorially adverb ... Based on radular and soft-tissue morphology and personal observation of feeding behaviors, it appears that species from both regions feed suctorially with the assistance of a diminutive radula. The Opisthobranch molluscs Elysia timida, E. translucens, Thuridilla hopei and Bosellia mimetica feed suctorially on the algae Acetabularia acetabulum, Udotea petiolata, Cladophora vagabunda and Halimeda tuna, respectively. Finally, the spinner head 25 is lowered, and, while it is suctorially stuck to the sheet object 10 and performing a predetermined rotary movement, the sheet object 10 is fed with a chemical within the inner space of the spinner cut 28, so that the surface of the sheet object 10 is treated. suctorian noun Origin Mid 19th century: from modern Latin suctorius (from Latin sugere 'suck') + -al.
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