The Anatomy of the Honey Bee
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Beneath the new intima, furthermore, is seen at places the formation of a new gelatinous mass.
Some of the inner peritrophic layers shown in A also retain remnants of dells.
Figure 46 A is drawn from a specimen which is typical of all in several series of sections through the ventriculus. The peritrophic layer partly adhering to the epithelium is no artifact, because the same condition may often be directly observed in dissections of fresh specimens. In the opposite end of the series from which... the specimen was selected this layer is entirely free from the epithelium.
The peritrophic membrane has been described in some insects as being a prolongation from the intima of the proventriculus, the ven- triculus itself being supposed never to secrete an intima. It is per- fectly conceivable that the anterior end of the membranes might be generated by the outer cellular layer of the proventricular funnel and remain attached to it after the rest of it had become free from the ventricular wall, and thus give the appearance of belonging to the proventriculus.
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Beneath the new intima, furthermore, is seen at places the formation of a new gelatinous mass.
Some of the inner peritrophic layers shown in A also retain remnants of dells.
Figure 46 A is drawn from a specimen which is typical of all in several series of sections through the ventriculus. The peritrophic layer partly adhering to the epithelium is no artifact, because the same condition may often be directly observed in dissections of fresh specimens. In the opposite end of the series from which... the specimen was selected this layer is entirely free from the epithelium.
The peritrophic membrane has been described in some insects as being a prolongation from the intima of the proventriculus, the ven- triculus itself being supposed never to secrete an intima. It is per- fectly conceivable that the anterior end of the membranes might be generated by the outer cellular layer of the proventricular funnel and remain attached to it after the rest of it had become free from the ventricular wall, and thus give the appearance of belonging to the proventriculus.
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