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The document discusses the insect integument or exoskeleton. It is composed of three layers - the epidermis, basement membrane, and cuticle. The cuticle, which is ectodermal in origin, covers the entire exterior of the insect body as well as some internal structures. It provides structure, protection and lining. The cuticle itself contains two major parts - the non-chitinous epicuticle and the chitinous procuticle. Chitin, lipids, and polyphenols are the main constituents of the insect cuticle.
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Basics of crystallography, crystal systems, classes and different forms
basic entomogy, insect anatomy, morphology
- 1. INSECTMORPHOLOGY & ANATOMY Dr. Anita Sharma Assistant Professor (Entomology)
- 2. Lecture -4 INSECT INTEGUMENT • Integument is c/ as Insect body wall or Exoskeleton. • It is ectodermal in origin. • Sclerotisation -Hard and dark • Provides lining for tracheal system, some glands, parts of alimentary canal & reproductive tract • Cuticle not only covers the entire insect body from outside, but also the foregut and the hindgut (ectodermal in origin) and the tracheae. • Insect cuticle can be further differentiated into two major parts, the non- chitinous epicuticle and the chitinous procuticle. • Constituents of cuticle :Chitin, Lipids & Polyphenols
- 3. Body wall Or Integument - - - Insect integument consists of three distinct layers Epidermis Basement membrane