Giant water bugs (Belostomatidae) are widespread in the tropical and subtropical regions
and have important ecosystem functions. This study describes the structure of the male …

This study described the anatomy and histology of the male reproductive system in
Chrysomela populi, which is an economically important species belonging to the family …

Edessinae is one of the ten subfamilies of Pentatomidae, and it is further divided into seven
genera. Among these, Edessa Fabricius, 1803 is the most diverse genus, boasting around …

This work presents the male reproductive system morphology and histology of the water
strider Gerris lacustris (Linnaeus 1758)(Gerridae, Heteroptera) using light microscopy and …

The histomorphology of the reproductive system and the germ cells has been useful to
establish phylogenetic relationships in many insects. However, these elements remain little …

Taxonomic data on Coreidae have been fragmented over time and need to be revised.
Likewise, data related to the development of germ cells and the features of the male …

Abstract Silpha obscura Linnaeus, 1758 (Coleoptera: Silphidae) is an omnivorous beetle
species known for damaging agricultural crops, making it an important target for pest control …

The unique mating behavior of Bittacidae has been extensively studied, yet the mechanisms
underlying internal sperm transport and temporary storage before mating remain enigmatic …

The Trichoptera, holometabolous aquatic insects found worldwide except in Antarctica,
exhibit a unique feature in their sperm, which are solely nucleated (eupyrene). Current …

Background Chrysopa pallens is one of the most beneficial and effective natural predators,
and is famous for its extensive distribution, wide prey spectrum, and excellent reproductive …