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The role of the mucopolysaccharide layer at the tip of labellar taste hairs ofPhormia regina M. on the inhibitory mechanism of sugar ont he stimulating effect of salt and vice versa has been investigated.
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Pietra, P., Angioy, A.M., Liscia, A. et al. Importance of the viscous substance at the tip of the labellar taste hairs ofPhormia regina M. on the salt-sugar interaction. Experientia 35, 1196–1197 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01963284
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