digestive fluid การใช้

• Insects trapped in this digestive fluid are consumed by the plant.
• In any case the sentence about digestive fluids should be fixed.
• Urine is mixed with digestive fluids rather than directly eliminated.
• Digestive fluids dissolve the prey's internal tissues.
• The eastern tent caterpillar regurgitates a droplet of digestive fluid to repel attacking ants.
• Secretin is a hormone made in the intestine that stimulates the release of digestive fluids.
• The waxy zone functions by causing prey to slip and fall into the digestive fluid.
• The spider then goes on to regurgitate digestive fluid into the shroud, then consuming the pre-digested liquid.
• Distinctive etching marks on the shells, believed to be caused by the reptile's digestive fluids, were found.
• Camels announced that its special Turkish tobacco stimulated the flow of digestive fluids and raised the level of alkalinity in the stomach.
• A 2011 study that used cultivated material of " N . eymae " recorded a mean digestive fluid viscoelastic species.
• Spiders do not have powerful chelicerae, but secrete digestive fluids into their prey from a series of ducts perforating their chelicerae.
• :: If our stomach juices were both acidic and alkaline, we'd end up with neutral digestive fluids through neutralisation.
• This bee's job is to mix the animal flesh with a digestive fluid to break it down into an edible substance.
• The prey is gradually paralysed and the digestive fluid turns part of it into a brown broth that the larva can lap up.
• Do digestive fluids and enzymes really only work on the proteins ?-Taxman 22 : 32, Feb 23, 2005 ( UTC)
• The combined effect is to bring the prey down to within grasp of the larva, which then can inject venom and digestive fluids.
• She has the form of a huge tentacled mollusk, with snaking appendages that can spew digestive fluid on things she wishes to eat.
• It also attracts insects with a sweet nectar, but down into a pitcher filled with a digestive fluid from which there is no escape.
• When prostaglandins are blocked with NSAIDS, the lining of the GI tract becomes more vulnerable to normal digestive fluids _ acids and pepsin _ that are always present.