midstripes
midstripes is the plural of midstripe.
Meaning of midstripe
Noun
midstripe (plural midstripes)
- A stripe-like marking that runs down the center of a living thing, such as a flower petal or an insect's body.
- the flight is sometimes more than 4" broad, the body is 2" long; upper-wings brown with white at the point and the posterior margin, hind-wings rose red with grey brown margin, and three black transverse stripes; abdomen red above with a brown mid-stripe and black rings.1856, J. VAN DER HOEVEN, translated by REV. WILLIAM CLARK, HANDBOOK OF ZOOLOGY, volume 1, page 406
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- What is midstripes the plural of?
- Midstripes is the plural of midstripe.
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