10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STICHIDIUM»
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stichidium in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Journal of Botany, British and Foreign
Each is as thick as an ordinary branch and simple, or double by formation of a
secondary lobe near the base of the primary stichidium. The stichidium is bluntly
pointed or breaks up at its apex into several short spines. A few multicellular
spines ...
2
The Journal of Botany, British and Foreign ...
Each is as thick as an ordinary branch and simple, or double by formation of a
secondary lobe near the base of the primary stichidium. The stichidium is bluntly
pointed or breaks up at its apex into several short spines. A few multicellular
spines ...
3
Journal of Botany: British and Foreign
Each is as thick as an ordinary branch and simple, or double by formation of a
secondary lobe near the base of the primary stichidium. The stichidium is bluntly
pointed or breaks up at its apex into several short spines. A few multicellular
spines ...
4
Australian Journal of Botany
The branches bearing tetrasporangia are usually swollen to some degree, but
rarely are modified to form anything that can be called a stichidium. Segregate
Genera and Species A number of species earlier attributed to Polysiphonia were
...
5
University of California Publications: Botany
A stichidium is terete to slightly compressed. The tetrasporangia are arranged in
transverse tiers; each tier contains about eight tetrasporangia, which are covered
by corticating filaments and are retained so long as the stichidium remains intact
...
6
The morphology and classification of some Ceramiaceae and ...
A stichidium is terete to slightly compressed. The tetrasporangia are arranged in
transverse tiers; each tier contains about eight tetrasporangia, which are covered
by corticating filaments and are retained so long as the stichidium remains intact
...
stichidium in the trichoblast, he thinks we have to do with an axillary branch. As
his interpretation seems to me somewhat difficult to understand and ——
furthermore, as my observations do not always agree with his, I shall here enter a
little ...
8
Marine Algae of the Solomon Islands
Tetrasporangia develop in two longitudinal rows from 'lateral' pericentral cells,
the divided 'transverse' pericentral cells not dividing further; the stichidium is thus
slightly broader than thick (figure 10C-.E). Division of the ' lateral ' pericentral ...
Hugh Bryan Spencer Womersley, A. Bailey,
1970
C. pellucida is distinct with some characters such as; the pellucid substance of a
main axis, a stichidium (branch bearing tetrasporangia) with an acute apex and
pinnate laterals, and a subpericentral cell issued at the proximal side. Pale green
...
10
Korean journal of phycology
Tetrasporangia are produced from the pericentral cell of stichidium (Figs. 3B, F).
The fertile pericentral cell first cuts off two cover cells (pre-sporangial cover cells)
at its upper end, and then the tetrasporangial initial is produced to abaxial side ...