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» This article is about the insect anatomical structure. For the plant genus Cenchrus see Sandbur
The
cenchrus (plural
cenchri) is a specialized anatomical structure in the
insect group known as
sawflies. The cenchri are small blister-like lobes on the
metanotum of these insects, just posterior to the
mesothoracic scutellum, shaped and positioned in such a way as to latch onto the base of the front
wings when they're folded at rest. There are corresponding small patches on the wings where the membrane is roughened, to increase the friction against the dorsal surface of the cenchri. This is a unique mechanism among the insects.
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