The egg-laying apparatus; the external genetalia of the female. Oxygen

a tube that is used for laying eggs. Read more on: Ovipositor

A modification of the abdominal appendages of some female insects that is used for depositing eggs in or on some substrate (Arthropoda, Hexapoda). ovisac

(female genitalia) – the organ by which the eggs are laid, including gonocoxites, styli and vulva. (changed June 2012).

A complex structure on female ants (nearly all species), bees, and wasps that functions as a sting or "stinger" through which venom is introduced into a person who is being stung. No [..]

(n) egg-laying tubular structure at the end of the abdomen in many female insects and some fishes

A specialized organ used for depositing eggs.

an egg-laying tube of the female insect's abdomen.  The morphology of the ovipositor varies among species: it may be fixed and rigid in length or it may be flexible and telescopic.  The ovipositor is not present in all insect species.

The egg-laying apparatus of insects, typically composed of two sets of valves or a tubular extension of the abdomen. Ovisorption:

The structure a female has for laying eggs.

the organ used for laying eggs

complex structure at posterior end of female damselflies, darners, and petaltails that functions in endophytic oviposition pruinescense

The egg-laying apparatus; the extended genitalia of a female insect. Website Editors: Liao, Jye Yann and Li, Wei-Sung E Mail: jyliao@wufeng.tari.gov.tw                         weisungli@wufeng.tari.go [..]

Organ (structure) used by female insects for egg laying (oviposition)

Appendicular structures in the female arising from the eighth and ninth metameres variously modified for the handling and deposition of eggs; a modification of the caudal metameres for the deposition and insertion of eggs.

the egg laying apparatus of an insect. The stinger of a bee is actually a modified ovipositor.

  A special tube used for laying eggs, located at the end of the female’s abdomen. Pheromone:

The tubular or valved egg-laying apparatus of a female insect: concealed in many insects, but extremely large among the bush-crickets and some parasitic hymenopterans.

A long needle-like tube on the abdomens of some female insects. The ovipositor is used to inject eggs into soil or plant stems. Species that have ovipositors include crickets and crane flies.

  The egg-laying apparatus of a female insect, it is used to place the fertilized eggs in the appropriate position. In the female stag beetle is concealed but, like the mycangium, it will protrude whe [..]

     structure used for egg laying, can be either concealed or very long as in some hymenopterans-Ichneumon wasps.  

 the egg-laying structure of the female. Often a cylindrical tube used to deposit eggs in specific locations.

an external, sometimes retractable, tube through which eggs are laid in many insect species

the egg-laying structure on a reproductive fire ant; functions as a stinger on non-reproductives (worker ants)

an organ at the end of the female’s abdomen through which she deposits her eggs

an extensible tube on the abdomen of a female insect used to place eggs in plants, the ground or in other organisms

The egg-laying tube of a female insect.