10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HAPLONT»
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Flow Cytometry with Plant Cells: Analysis of Genes, ...
(green algae), a filamentous alga with spirally coiled chloroplasts (haplont); (c)
Pediastrum biradiatum (green algae), colony made up of16 independent cells (
haplont); (d) Peridinium sp. (dinoflagellates), unicellular with conspicuous vertical
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Jaroslav Dolezel, Johann Greilhuber, Jan Suda, 2007
2
A Dictionary of Genetics
206 haplont haplont is diploid (as in the algae, protozoa, and fungi). It an
organism in which only the zygote immediately undergoes meiosis to give rise to
the haplophase. See diplohaplont, diplont. Haplopappus gracilis showing the
lowest ...
Robert C. King, Pamela Mulligan, William Stansfield, 2013
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A Dictionary of Genetics
See Streptococcus. diplo-haplont an organism (such as an embryophyte) in
which the products of meiosis form haploid gametophytes that produce gametes.
Fertilization generates a diploid sporophyte in which meiosis takes place. Thus ...
Molecular and Cell Biology Northwestern University (Emeritus) Robert C. King Professor of Biochemistry, Biological Sciences Department California Polytechnic State University (Emeritus) William D. Stansfield Professor, Biological Sciences Department California Polytechnic State University (Emeritus) Pamela K. Mulligan Professor, 2006
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Ainsworth & Bisby's Dictionary of the Fungi
1, Spain. association, see phytosociology. astatocoenocytic (of nuclear behaviour
in basidiomycetes), haplont mycelium cells coenocytic, diplont binucleate but
coenocytic and without clamps when aeration insufficient, basidioma binucleate',
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P. M. Kirk, Geoffrey Clough Ainsworth, 2008
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The Facts on File Dictionary of Biology
Daintith Robert Hine. haplont chromosomes found in the normal diploid cell.
Haploid chromosomes are thus unpaired and the haploid chromosome number (
n) is half the diploid number (2n). Meiosis, which usually precedes gamete
formation ...
Robert Hine, Daintith, 2009
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Sex and Death in Protozoa: The History of Obsession
The rate at which fixed lines are formed, per mutation, is thus 1/n times the rate at
which they arise in an asexual haplont; but since the amitotic nucleus is w-ploid
the mutation rate is n times as great, and the overall rate of formation of mutated ...
7
Progress in Invertebrate Zoology
The stationary nucleus of the haplont is capable of fusing with the migrant. In this
is produced a clone containing one diploid and one haploid micronucleus. Now
by crossing this with normal diplonts, the pronucleus of the anomalous partner is
...
Quintanilha has gone further in the analysis of the phenomenon; if one of the two
types of nuclei of the diplont is compatible with the haplont nuclei (AB x Ab + ab)
it will be ab which provides the diploidiz- ing nuclei. If both nuclei of the diplont ...
Maurice Langeron, R. Vanbreuseghem, 1965
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Cryptogams: Cyanobacteria, Algae, Fungi, Lichens : Textbook ...
Haplont Diplont Gametophyte (mitospores, vegetative cycte) Meiosis Meiosis
Gametes Karyogamy Zygote Meiospores 3 Gametophyte Isomorphic alternation
of generations J • Y (mitospores, vegetative cycle) Gametes Karyogamy Zygote ...
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Proceedings of the Koninklijke Nederlandse Akademie van ...
IV COMPARISON BETWEEN HAPLONT AND DIPLONT GENERATION BV H. J.
MAC GILLAVRY (Communicated by Prof. Carolina H. MacGillavry at the meeting
of June 18, 1977) SUMMARY A comparison is made between the relative ...
