10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPORANGIOPHORE»
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Hormone Action in the Whole Life of Plants
The second kind of sporangiophore is formed especially in young cultures; it is
similar but much thinner, hence called a fine sporangiophore. These are about
half or a third the normal thickness and they bear tiny sporangia, but are
otherwise ...
Kenneth Vivian Thimann, 1977
Peltate expansion of sporangiophore. R. 31. X about 38. Fig. 5. Sporangiophore
cut longitudinally, showing its bundle, Sp. tr., in lower portion, where it adjoins
cells of disc. R. 30. x about 38. Fig. 6. Oblique transverse section of part of disc ...
Isaac Bayley Balfour, Roland Thaxter, Vernon Herbert Blackman, 1907
3
Max Delbrück and the New Perception of Biology, 1906-1981: A ...
The sporangiophore stalk is a single cell, virtually transparent to visible light, and
round in cross section. It was A. H. Blaauw, already mentioned for his early
studies on coleoptile phototropism, who first proposed that the light-sensitive
growing ...
4
Plant Relationships: A Comprehensive Treatise on Fungi As ...
Turgor pressure is generated osmotically within a fluid-filled translucent
sporangiophore that develops from the herbivore dung on which Pilobolus
thrives. In the commonest species, P. kleinii, a black-pigmented sporangium filled
with 30 ...
5
The Eusporangiatae: The Comparative Morphology of the ...
In the larger species, like B. virginianum, many hundred sporangia may be
developed upon a single sporangiophore. In these larger and more specialized
forms the sporangium is usually smaller and is better differentiated, always
having a ...
Douglas Houghton Campbell, 1911
6
Photomorphogenesis in Plants
The Phycomyces sporangiophore as a cellular lens. A sporangiophore was
irradiated from one side with collimatcd light and the amount of light measured on
the distal cell wall with a fibre optic microprobe. I/I0 values show the amount of
light ...
Richard E. Kendrick, G. H. M. Kronenberg, 1994
7
Plants in Mesozoic Time: Morphological Innovations, ...
the point where the sporangiophore stalk connects the cone axis to the outermost
portion of the sporangiophore head ranges from 0.8 to 1.2 mm in a median
longitudinal section. The diameter of the sporangiophore heads ranges from 1.0
to ...
8
Bergey's Manual of Systematic Bacteriology: Volume 5: The ...
C, Second sporangium in development (right), sporangiophore with four
sporangia (left); D, Sporangiophore with seven sporangia in alternate positions,
new sporangial primordium protruding subterminally off the last produced
sporangia.
William B. Whitman, Aidan Parte, Michael Goodfellow, 2012
9
Cryptogams: Algae, Bryophyta and Pterldophyta
C. Structure of Sporangiophore Each T-shaped sporangiophore has two distinct
regions-a short cylindrical stalk at the distal end of which is present a shield like
peltate disc. The peltate disc on its under surface bears 5 to 10 sac like pendent ...
10
Microbial Iron Metabolism: A Comprehensive Treatise
Similar increases in iron and ferritin content occur in mycelium and
sporangiophores when the growth medium is supplemented with iron. completely
removed support almost no mycelial growth and do not permit sporangiophore
development ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SPORANGIOPHORE»
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sporangiophore is used in the context of the following news items.
Post-harvest hopyard management for 2014
... the mycelium produces a microscopic spore-bearing structure (sporangiophore) on the underside of leaves, giving the underside a gray, fuzzy appearance. «Michigan State University Extension, Sep 14»
Friday Weird Sex Blogging – Postscript to Pittendrigh's Pet Project …
The weapon is the sporangiophore, a large swelled organ right below the tip. The sporangiophore fills up with sap – osmotically active compounds – which ... «ScienceBlogs, Aug 06»
