Stenozygum coloratum (Klug, 1845) (Heteroptera: Pentatomidae)’un Spermateka ve Yumurta Morfolojisi

The spermathecae and egg morphology of Stenozygum coloratum (Klug, 1845) were examined with light scanning electron microscopy, their external was characterized in detail (egg chorion surface, operculum, aero-micropylar processes, spermatheca morphology). Eggs barrel-shaped; operculum round the hatching line can be easily distinguished photograph. batches usually consist 12 eggs. Because thick chorion, embrionic development not visible from outside. eggs S. are laid two rows glued to Capparis spinosa (Capparacea) plants. burster is highly sclerotized, T shaped. It clearly observed hatched egg. Egg-burster remains attached inside lateral surface well-marked intersects ring 18–20 short pipe shaped micropylar projections that found between tubercles around line. In coloratum, has a semi-oblong spermathecal bulb. duct, pumping region, dilation duct distal proximal ducts. region flanges. balloon-like median sclerotized rod narrowed distally tipped. area close vagina opening. Two V-shaped sclerites localized on genital chamber (vagina) wall which opens spermathecae. Egg structures insects differ species species. this study, species, have been studied before, detail, it aimed contribute systematic taxonomic studies.