Homonymous: pertaining to homology of parts arranged on a transverse axis similarly developed and of equal function.
Homonym: a name similar to or like another already used for a species in the same genus, or for a genus in the same kingdom: such names are paid to be preoccupied.
Homonymous: where the same name is applied to different conceptions.
Homophonous: words differently written but indistinguishable in sound, applied to different conceptions.
Homoplastic: implies that organs, similar in situation and purpose, are not structurally the same, or have not the same origin.
Homoptera: an ordinal term applied to those Hemiptera in which the primaries are of the same consistence throughout.
Homotenous: retaining the primitive form: applied to insects without or with an incomplete metamorphosis.
Homotype: is a specimen named by another than the author after comparison with the type.
Honey dew: a sweetish excretion produced by certain insects, notably Aphids and Coccids, and exuding from the surface of some galls.
Honey tubes: small tubes or tubercles on the abdomen of plant lice and other insects through which a sweetish liquid or honey dew is excreted siphonets; siphuncles; cornicles.