proglottid การใช้

• The average number of eggs per gravid proglottid is 823.
• The neck is where asexual reproduction of proglottid segments occurs.
• Eggs are released when the proglottid deteriorates, so a uterine pore is unnecessary.
• The first proglottid stage is the immature stage, characterized by functional reproductive organs.
• A set of both male and female reproductive systems is present in each proglottid.
• This gravid proglottid contains the fertilized eggs, which are sometimes expelled with the feces.
• The most posterior proglottid is the gravid stage, and it is packed with eggs.
• As in all cyclophyllid cestodes, a genital pore occurs on the side of the proglottid.
• In the gravid proglottid, the uterus contains up to 15 side branches filled with eggs.
• Proglottid segments are individual sets of reproductive organs that compose the rest of the cestode body.
• Fecal flotation ] may reveal eggs if a gravid proglottid has been broken in the feces.
• The mature proglottid is located medially to the other proglottids, and is reproductively functional and hermaphroditic.
• The immature stage is the most anterior proglottid, and consists of anywhere between 200 and 300 proglottids.
• Each mature proglottid has a set of male and female reproductive organ and genital pores on one side.
• An atrium on the lateral margin of each proglottid contains the openings to both the male and female genital ducts.
• "H . nana ", like all tapeworms, contains both male and female reproductive structures in each proglottid.
• These eggs are eventually released from the gravid proglottid either through a pore in the proglottid or by disintegration of the proglottid.
• These eggs are eventually released from the gravid proglottid either through a pore in the proglottid or by disintegration of the proglottid.
• These eggs are eventually released from the gravid proglottid either through a pore in the proglottid or by disintegration of the proglottid.
• In the order Pseudophyllidea, the uterus has a pore and the proglottid sheds the shelled embryo, only becoming detached when exhausted.