What Do You Mean by Puparium?
A Rigid Outer Shell Formed from the Larval Skin That Covers Some Pupae (As of a Dipteran Fly) What Is Called Puparium? Puparium. Some Pupae Remain Inside the...
: a rigid outer shell formed from the larval skin that covers some pupae (as of a dipteran fly)
What is called Puparium?
Puparium. Some pupae remain inside the exoskeleton of the final larval instar and this last larval "shell" is called a puparium (plural, puparia).
How is Puparium formed by the larva?
life cycle of flies
A puparium is formed in flies of the family Stratiomyidae and others that have maggots as larvae (all Cyclorrhapha).
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