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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «MUCIFEROUS»
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1
Freshwater Algae of North America: Ecology and Classification
The most commonly described extrusive organelle in euglenoids has been the
mucus or muciferous body (MB; Fig.1C). Muciferous bodies are single membrane
-bound bags, spherical or pear-shaped, that lie in a row between adjacent ...
John D. Wehr, Robert G. Sheath, J. Patrick Kociolek, 2002
Muciferous bodies (mucocysts), containing water-soluble polysaccharides, occur
in helical rows under the pellicle in all species of euglenoid flagellates (Fig. 6.2).
The muciferous bodies open to the outside of the cell through pores that course ...
3
Catalogue of the Fishes in the British Museum: II
The intermaxillary and maxillary are concealed beneath the edges of the turbinal
and infraorbital bones ; the former is only half the length of the latter; the
mandibulary is low, with several wide grooves leading into the muciferous
channel in the ...
Albert C. L. G. Günther, 1860
X750. Figs. 6-8. Pellicles of Euglena spp. sectioned transversely to the pellicular
strips. c, Muciferous canal; g, groove of one strip; r, ridge of next strip; m,
muciferous body; mc, mucilage; Pl, plasmalemma; arrows, pellicular microtubules
. Fig. 9.
5
An Introduction to Phycology
Two different types occur in chrysophycean cells; muciferous bodies and
discobolocysts, the former being similar to muciferous bodies found in the
Prymnesiophyceae, Raphidophyceae, and Dinophyceae (Lee, 1980). They both
originate ...
G. R. South, A. Whittick, 2009
6
Kingdoms and Domains: An Illustrated Guide to the Phyla of ...
some symbiotic ciliates (Pr-6) and mastigotes; see epimerite mucus body (pl.
mucus bodies) See mucocyst, muciferous body mucus trichocyst (pl. mucus
trichocysts) See muciferous body mud A slimy and sticky or slippery mixture of
water, ...
Lynn Margulis, Michael J Chapman, 2009
Among the structures of which the use is still quite uncertain are the muciferous
canals of fishes. The skin of fishes, indeed, contains a whole series of organs of
whose functions we know little. As regards the muciferous canal, Schultze has ...
genera also a parietal crest present. The genus Ambassis has muciferous
channels in the frontals. Carnivorous marine fishes of small or medium size,
some entering also fresh water or are restricted to it. Key to the i ndo-australian
genera of ...
9
Midline Medical Dictionary
Muciferous 686 Muciferous. Producing mucus; muciparous. Muciform.
Resembling mucus; mucoid. Mucilage. The solution of a gum in water.
Mucilaginous. Like mucilage; ropy. ^H«i< Mucin. An albuminoid constituent of
mucus Muciparous.
10
From Cells to Proteins: Imaging Nature across Dimensions: ...
Just beneath each ridge of the pellicle, topographically associated with the notch,
there is one tubular cistern of the endoplasmic reticulum, together with closely
packed rows of muciferous bodies responsible of the secretion of the mucus ...
Valtere Evangelista, 2005
