The method of obtaining the young lobsters is different from that employed to rear trout from ova.
They are very easily made, and the ova hatch out well in them.
The thickened germinal epithelium gives rise (in the case of the female) to the ova and the follicular epithelium.
Everything should now be ready for the reception of the ova.
Such are the ova of all animals; and both vegetable and animal tissues are entirely formed from them.
The shells of the ova must be removed from the hatching trays.
Copulation takes place in early May before the ova have grown to their full size.
One or two applications destroy all living creatures or their ova.
The ova are developed from the primitive germinal cells which fill up the ovarian sack.
She'd have it all ova the place, by night, that I wouldn't let you see her.
ovum o·vum (ō'vəm)
n. pl. o·va (ō'və)
The female reproductive cell or gamete; egg.
The mature reproductive cell of female animals, produced in the ovaries. See more at egg.