10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HETEROKONTAN»
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heterokontan in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
heterokontan and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Professor Oltmanns does not follow Bohlin in transferring the Vaucheriaceae to
the Heterokontan series, and his decision is perhaps scarcely to be wondered at.
Nevertheless the traditional position of Vancheria among the Siphonales is ...
Sir Arthur George Tansley, 1905
2
Algae: Volume 1, Myxophyceae, Peridinieae, Bacillarieae, ...
There is but one Heterokontan character in the Vaucheriaceee, and that is the
storage of oil instead of starch. Moreover, this occurs only in the genus Vaucheria
, the closely allied genus Dichotomosiphon storing starch. The intense green ...
The separation of the Stephanokontae is based upon the great constancy of the
characters of the zoogonidia in the Isokontan and Heterokontan series, and the
absence of intermediate forms between any of these types of zoogonidia and the
...
4
The Biology of Seaweeds
2 The flagella lack the tinsel (mastigonemes) of the heterokontan algae but may
be covered by various types of very delicate hairs and scales. 3 The transition
region between flagellum and flagellar base contains a star- shaped body (Fig ...
Christopher S. Lobban, Michael James Wynne, 1981
Infection of a cabbage root* generally takes place at the seedling stage and by
direct penetration of a zoospore produced by germination of a resting spore. The
zoospores are of a biflagellate heterokontan type4 and probably with both of the
...
Gilbert Morgan Smith, 1955
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Science Progress in the Twentieth Century: A Quarterly ...
The Heterokontan series thus shows different types, which are parallel to those
found in the Isokontae ; we have noticed the motile unicellular type, the
palmelloid type, and the filamentous type, but others (like the motionless
unicellular type ...
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Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
f^trrr цф^); ns. heterogony f^rq-arfe; heterokont, heterocont e^íl+ÍH, зшч ф^цГяу,
ft<nt ^rrfW;Heterocontae ^bd^tft; adjs. heterokontan ^tTt^s^, зппт ^îTlfir^, &чч ^
íirrftT'í; heteromerous (bot.) r«(N4N4<í); heteromorphic f?qTf^q>; f^iTírífR'); ff^H сч
>; ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
8
Transactions of the American Microscopical Society
series ” purposely includes flagellate animals (Chloramoeba, Vacuolaria,
Chlorosaccus and Chlorobotrys) “ since they represent the primitive organisms
possessing Heterokontan characters, from which the next two series have been
derived.
American Microscopical Society, 1905
The second paper was by Tracy E. Hazen, on ' Recent Advances in the
Phylogeny of the Green Algtr.' The subject was introduced by a sketch of Borzi's
group Confervales, now enlarged into the class Heterokontan, comprising
genera ...
Motile zoospore (note heterokontan f lageila in one above) and zoospores which
have recently bscome quiescent. — Fig. 130. Double wall formed by retention of
zoospore within parental cell; the former ultimately liberated zoospores. — Fig.
