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trapeziform

[trə′pē·zə‚fȯrm]
(biology)
Having the form of a trapezium.
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Tergite 1 of metasoma smooth, 3.5x as long as broad posteriorly, with small, isolated glymma and short, shallow groove before glymma, with petiole round or slightly trapeziform in cross-section.
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3D): Trapeziform, with supragenital bridge, not turned relatively to other segments, apex of ventral wall placed almost medially.
MOA trapeziform, longer than wide or as long as wide.
18 mm long, free; anthers 2.5-3 mm long, green, base obtuse, apex obtuse and minutely apiculate, compressed laterally, dorsifixed at 1/3 of their length above the base; pollen sulcate, subellipsoid to trapeziform, exine microreticulate with irregularly polygonal lumina, muri thickened; stigma simple-erect, ca.
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