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<dfn>Homoptera</dfn>
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<p>An order or suborder of insects having (like the Hemiptera) a jointed beak, but in which the forewings are either wholly membranous or wholly leathery, The Cicadae, froghoppers, and Aphides, are well-known examples.</p>
<p>An order or suborder of insects having (like the Hemiptera) a jointed beak, but in which the forewings are either wholly membranous or wholly leathery. The Cicadae, froghoppers, and Aphides, are well-known examples.</p>
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<dfn>Hybrid</dfn>
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<dfn>Papilionaceae</dfn>
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<p>An order of plants (see <b>Leguminosae</b>), The flowers of these plants are called <b>Papilionaceous</b>, or butterfly-like, from the fancied resemblance of the expanded superior petals to the wings of a butterfly.</p>
<p>An order of plants (see <b>Leguminosae</b>). The flowers of these plants are called <b>Papilionaceous</b>, or butterfly-like, from the fancied resemblance of the expanded superior petals to the wings of a butterfly.</p>
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<dfn>Parasite</dfn>