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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «RHIZOID» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
rhizoid in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
rhizoid im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
Mechanisms in Plant Development
In a process referred to as germination, the rhizoid pole grows to produce a
tubular rhizoid (Fig. 4.1). After the rhizoid emerges, the zygote divides
asymmetrically in the plane perpendicular to its longitudinal axis. This produces a
large apical ...
Ottoline Leyser, Stephen Day, 2009
2
Developmental Biology of Fern Gametophytes
The cell wall of the rhizoid exhibits some degree of specialization since it is not
composed of a system of regularly oriented microfibrils as in the protonema initial
. Rather, the rhizoid wall appears to be equipped with two layers of fibrillar matrix
...
3
Annual Plant Reviews, Polarity in Plants
that leads to further increase in Ca2+ channel activity in the rhizoid region during
axis stabilization. Experiments with inhibitors have implicated calmodulin as a
downstream mediator of the Ca2+ gradient in the rhizoid apex (Robinson, 1996;
...
4
Advance of Phycology In Japan
This is the initiation of rhizoid development. For inducing this stage, synthesis of
protein seems to be a necessary factor, as confirmed by experiments with
chloramphenicol. In addition, protein synthesis should be preceded by synthesis
of ...
J. Tokida, H. Hirose, 1975
5
An Introduction to Plant Cell Development
Thallus pole Rhizoid pole The regulation of development Introduction In the
previous chapters we. ferent pathways. The rhizoid and its derivatives become
attached to the substrate and form the holdfast, whilst the derivatives of the
thallus cell ...
6
Biology of the Red Algae
In Griffithsia pacifica, elongation of both shoot and rhizoid cells stops in
continuous darkness (Waaland 1978b; Waaland & Cleland 1972); however, in
Constantinea subulifera, production of a complete new blade will take place in
continuous ...
Kathleen M. Cole, Robert G. Sheath, 1990
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METHODS IN CELL BIOLOGY
The classic enucleation of Acetabulam'a (Hammerling, 1932) is, in essence, an
amputation of the rhizoid from the stalk (Fig. 5a). In more precise terms, however,
a small but not necessarily insignificant amount of cytoplasm is removed in the ...
David M. Prescott, Robert M Pydzewski, 1964
8
Organization and Assembly of Plant and Animal Extracellular ...
Intracellular labeling was stabilized in the presence of strontium ions, which have
a higher affinity for alginate gels than calcium ions (Fig. 9f). Antibody and probe
labeling patterns were closely similar after germination except at the rhizoid tip.
9
Determinants of Spatial Organization
polarized with fingerlike projections of cytoplasm containing mitochondria and
Golgi radiating only toward the rhizoid pole (Quatrano, 1972). This localized
accumulation of cytoplasmic components also stained metachromatically with
TBO.
10
The Biology of Seaweeds
Chlorophyceae Acetabularia spp. Shoot + Batophora oerstedi Shoot +
Boergesenia forbesii Rhizoid - Bryopsis plumosa Pinnule + Bryopsis sp.
Rhizome -or + Caulerpa prolifera Rhizome + ? Caulerpa scaraliformis Rhizome +
Cladophora sp.
Christopher S. Lobban, Michael James Wynne, 1981
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «RHIZOID» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
rhizoid im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Moss one of oldest plants on Earth
Moss extends a rhizoid to hold it in place. And for transportation of nutrients this plant must use osmosis cell by cell because it has no vascular system. There are ... «Chippewa Herald, Aug 14»
Boost your bounty of vegetables with a cover crop
The inoculant contains soil rhizoid bacteria in high numbers. This soil bacterium creates the nitrogen-fixating nodules on the plant roots that transfer nitrogen ... «The San Luis Obispo Tribune, Dez 13»
Tara Heibel: Sprout Home Q&A Of The Week: The Right Way To …
We call this a rhizoid. Your last step is care. Since it's not really rooted, you don't need to literally plant it, but just make sure it has firm contact with something ... «Huffington Post, Apr 13»
New carnivorous harp sponge discovered in deep sea
C. lyra can grow up to 37cm long – impressive for a sponge – and are anchored to the sea-floor by a structure called a rhizoid, which looks like a root system. «Nature.com, Nov 12»
Keeping time: Circadian clocks
The really fascinating finding came when they removed its nucleus, which in Acetabularia is contained in a discrete structure, the rhizoid, similar to the root of a ... «Phys.Org, Okt 12»
Indoor Gardening with Moss
Instead, mosses draw nutrients directly through their leaves in a hair-like structure called a rhizoid. Rhizoids adhere to a plants surface. Moss colonies often ... «Eugene Daily News, Dez 11»
Think moss to halt mowing
Moss doesn't have a root system; it has a rhizoid, which is a tiny root hair on the underside of the moss that anchors the plant. It doesn't have a hollow tube or ... «Washington Post, Sep 11»
Common Marine Fish Diseases
When they attach to the host (by way of a structure called a rhizoid), they damage and kill cells around the attachment site. I've lost more fish to Amyloodinium ... «FishChannel.com, Mär 11»
The healing powers of garlic and ginger
The rhizoid is the part of the plant generally sold and used today. While it is now ground up and processed into all sorts of powders, tinctures, crystals, tonics and ... «Trinidad News, Sep 10»
Using Moss to Create a Dramatic Garden
A moss plant doesn't have a root system; it has a rhizoid that anchors the plant. It has no hollow tube or stalk; moisture climbs the stem through osmosis from one ... «Washington Post, Mär 09»
