Definition: The term "fenestellidae" refers to a group of insects known for their ability to construct and maintain hollow, often decorative, structures. These insects are characterized by their unique, highly intricate body plans that allow them to create various forms such as windows, doors, and other openings. Fenestellids are typically found in different environments including trees, shrubs, and flowers. They also play a crucial role in the growth of plants, aiding in the development of new structures and processes

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Definition: Fenestellid, also known as windowed cells or cell nuclei, are a type of biological structure that is important in many forms of plant and animal tissue. They are typically found at the base or center of a cell, where they are surrounded by other structures called endoplasmic reticulum (ER) membranes. Fenestellid cells can be classified into two main types: nuclear fenestellids and cytoplasmic fenestellids. Nuclear fenest

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