PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «HAPTERON»
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structure
which
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aquatic
plant
algae
colony
attaches
object
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more
botany
cell
group
cells
that
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certain
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seaweeds
substratum
from
greek
haptein
make
merriam
webster
discoid
outgrowth
swelling
stem
fixed
many
rock
inhabiting
collins
always
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hampton
heptagon
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «HAPTERON»
Scopri l'uso di
hapteron nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
hapteron e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Introduction To Fungi, 3E
Hapteron — Middle piece Substratum Fig. 15.46 C. striatus, semidiagramatic
view of a longitudinal section of mature basidioma. The rim of the purse is
attached to a short depression on the peridiole. The purse is closed below and
packed ...
Harold Johnston Brodie. • « i ~~~~: • * < )i i i j i i i i I 1 I I i i i i i i i i i • i i ( i i i i i i i i «
I I I I I I I I I I i I I I ii figure 37 Dissection of fruit body of Cyathus striatus carried out
under water. Note explosive expansion of hapteron and pulling out of funicular ...
Harold Johnston Brodie, 1975
3
Algae: Volume 1, Myxophyceae, Peridinieae, Bacillarieae, ...
The hapteron is in some cases an attaching disc and in others a simple or
branched rhizoid. The protoplast extends into the rhizoid and its branches, but as
a general rule the chlorophyll does not. The disc-development is generally in
those ...
The hapteron is in some cases an attaching disc and in others a simple or
branched rhizoid. The protoplast extends into the rhizoid and its branches, but as
a general rule the chlorophyll does not. The disc-development is generally in
those ...
5
FUNDAMENTALS OF PLANT PATHOLOGY
If a peridiole is moistened and funiculus is pulled out, it may stretch up to 6 to 8
inches and at its base is a stick area, the 'hapteron' that will adhere to any surface
that it touches (Fitt, et a1. 1989). Q'F'Pgwfif'fi . s' i f' . ,. . . to Figure 12.2 Cyathus: ...
hapteron J heterocyst hapteron holdfast, specialised root- like projections that
function to anchor a plant. hardpan a horizon cemented with organic matter, silica
, sesquioxides or calcium carbonate. Hardness or rigidity is maintained when wet
...
7
Green Plants: Their Origin and Diversity
Possessing a single set of CHROMOSOMES. Hapteron. The same as
HOLDFAST. — , in Equisetum. A synonym for ELATER. Haustorium. An
absorptive organ of PARASITES which penetrates the HOST tissue. Herkogamy,
of flowering plants.
Peter R. Bell, Alan R. Hemsley, 2000
Thefree end ofthe funicular cord is composed ofa tangled massofadhesive
hyphae, the hapteron. Rain drops, which may beasmuch as4 mmindiameter and
have a terminal velocity of about8 ms −1 , fall intothecup. Drops of this sizeare
most ...
John Webster, Roland Weber, 2007
9
Encyclopaedic Dictionary of Bio-Medecine
... Fucus serratus Linn., * 14; F, Fucus vesiculosus Linn.. * 14; g, hapteron of
Fucus attached to a stone, * 14; b, branched holdfast: h. hapteron; r, receptacle: s.
stone; v, vesicle or bladder. All these plants grow on the coasts of Britain,
especially.
10
Clavicipitalean Fungi: Evolutionary Biology, Chemistry, ...
... Hywel-Jones, Joseph W. Spatafora. Escovopsis 42. Conidia with a mucous
hapteron, which may appear as an apical wall thickening. Conidia in short chains
or slimy drops. Parasites of rotifers...............................................14. Haptocillium 42
′ ...
James F. White Jr., Charles W. Bacon, Nigel L. Hywel-Jones, 2003
