CORPUS ALLATUM


Meaning of CORPUS ALLATUM in English

ˌkȯrpəsəˈlād.əm, -äd.- noun

( plural cor·po·ra al·la·ta ˌkȯrpərə.əˈlād.ə, -äd.-)

Etymology: New Latin, literally, applied body

: one of a pair of separate or fused bodies in many insects that are sometimes closely associated with the corpora cardiaca and secrete hormones (as juvenile hormone)

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