mucro

The leaves are deciduous, and they are ovate, slightly hairy, and terminate in a mucro or stiff point.

The tail of this description of pup is in many instances armed with a mucro, or sharp point, emerging from its upper side.

In the genus Blaps F., the mucro that arms the apex of each elytrum is longer in the former sex than in the latter.

Sometimes the cox of the last mentioned sex are distinguished from those of the female by being armed by a mucro or spine.

Page 301: with a minute mucro, sub-chartaceous, puncticulate, strongly Changed puncticulate to punctulate.

Anus terminating in a mucro, and sometimes in a filiform jointed tail without a sting at the end.