PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «AGAMETE»
agamete
agamete
meaning
pronunciation
translations
medical
unicellular
organisms
such
bacteria
protozoa
that
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webster
asexual
reproductive
cell
spore
merozoite
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forms
organism
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origin
greek
agámet
unmarried
equivalent
10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «AGAMETE»
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Abbreviations: A, apical cell; AG, agamete; AN, axial cell nucleus; AX, axial cell;
C, calotte; DP, diapolar cell; DV, developing vermiform embryo; MP, metapolar
cell; PP, propolar cell; UP, uropolar cell. After Furuya and Tsuneki (2003).
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Principles of Horticulture
agamete«. is used to describe the agents, both male and female, that are
involved in fertilization. In animals, the gametes are the eggs and sperm. In plants
, they are the ovules and pollen. Incompatibility, in relation to fertilization, is a
genetic ...
(A and B, redrawn from Lameere, 1916.) C. Two-cell stage during development of
a primary nematogen from an agamete. D. Three-cell stage during development
of a primary nematogen from an agamete. E. Six-cell stage during development ...
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Animal Behavior Desk Reference: A Dictionary of Animal ...
agamete See gamete: agamete. ♢agametic adj. Referring to reproduction without
gametes (Bell 1982, 501). ♢ agamodeme See deme: agamodeme. ♢ agamont n.
An individual organism that gives rise to agametes (Bell 1982, 501). ♢ agaricole ...
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The Masterpiece of Nature: The Evolution and Genetics of ...
The inner (axial) cells contain two nuclei, one vegetative and the other generative
; the generative nucleus becomes surrounded by cytoplasm to form an agamete.
The agametes divide to form a ball of agametes within the axial cell, which now ...
The latter soon acquires cytoplasm and separates as a germ cell, really an
agamete. The larva grows into an elongated vermiform individual called by
Lameere the stem nematogen (Fig. 68B). It has the same number and
arrangement of cells ...
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Mosby's Medical Dictionary
See schizont. agamous. See agamete. aganglionic megacolon. See
Hirschsprung's disease. aganglionosis /ogang'le-ono'sis/ [Gk, a, not, gagglion,
knot, osis, condition], an absence of parasympathetic ganglion cells in the
myenteric plexus, ...
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The diversity of animal reproduction
Each nematogen then changes slightly into a rhombogen (or the rhombogen may
develop directly from an agamete). The axial cell of the rhombogen produces
agametes by fission; these cleave into balls of cells or infusorigens. Cells are ...
Richard E. Blackwelder, Benjamin A. Shepherd, 1981
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Concise Encyclopedia Biology
Agamete: a Spore (see). Agamidae, agamids, chisel teeth lizards: a family of
lizards containing about 35 genera and more than 300 species. They are mostly
20—30 cm long, and have a typical lizard appearance, with well developed limbs
, ...
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Lipid Signaling in Plants
Unfortunately, the realization of this structural similarity has not given much
insight into plant PI-PLCs as PLCz is agamete-specific protein that likely plays a
role in sperm function and Ca2+ signaling in the animal egg (Swann et al. 2006).
