CO OZNACZA SŁOWO STATOLITHIC
Definicja słowa statolithic w słowniku
Definicja statolitu w słowniku dotyczy lub odnosi się do statolitu. Inna definicja statolitu dotyczy lub dotyczy dowolnego z ruchomych wtrąceń, takich jak ziarna skrobi, które występują w komórkach roślinnych.
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Each macula of the statolithic organs (saccule, utricle and lagena) is composed
of two or more variations of hair cells that are organized in two or more opposing
polarities (Lewis et al., 1985). All hair cells in fish maculae belong to a single type
...
Gary Kent Ostrander,
2000
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Plant Tissue Culture: 100 Years Since Gottlieb Haberlandt
Here one must mention the investigations of Haberlandt concerning the
perception of the geotropic stimuli leading to the 'Statolithic theory' (1900), and
the perception of light, possibly essential for the orientation of leaves according to
the ...
Margit Laimer, Waltraud Rücker,
2003
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Scientific American Monthly ...
However, when Fitting suggests that the power of the starch grains to change
their location is of no consequence so tar as the statolithic theory is concerned
because of the fact that it is admitted that a mere alteration of the direction of
pressure ...
Alexander Russell Bond,
1921
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Plant Response as a Means of Physiological Investigation
There is a sense, however, in which it is true that the root-tip alone is the
perceptive region, but this statement applies exclusively to the stimulation caused
by gravity ; for, in order that this may take place, the presence of statolithic or
other ...
Sir Jagadis Chandra Bose,
1906
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The genuine works of Flavius Josephus: Containing four books ...
Statolithic. Theory. of. the. Geotropic. Action. of. Roots. By. Hermann. Van.
Guttenberg,. Berlin-Dahlem. FIGS. 1 AND 2. DISTRIBUTION OF STARCH
GRAINS UNDER THE. SOME twenty years ago there appeared in the Reports of
the German ...
Flavius Josephus, William Whiston, William D. Smith,
1921
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Dictionary of Human Biology:
Statolithen-prá/ otolithic, statolithic. Staltollilthenlmemlbran / statolithic membrane
, otolithic membrane. Sta to li thenlorlgan nt macula organ, statolithic organ, stalto
to nisch adj. statotonic. Staltur/ figure, build, stature, physique. Staublzellle/dust ...
STATOLITHIC ACTION OF CELLS OF STELAE SHEATH CONTAINING STARCH,
BY THE AID OF WHICH EQUILIBRIUM is SUPPOSED TO BE MAINTAINED. plant
is in accordance with these ideas. By this theory the maintenance of ...
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The Guru of Gravity: Gravity is God
This is especially the case, when at altered gravitational sensations (such as
hypergravity or microgravity/weightlessness) the statolithic or otolithic organs
transmit information to the brain, which do not necessarily match with others, e.g.,
the ...
Rote Writer, Tim Zeigdel,
2014
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Vestibular Processing Dysfunction in Children
The term otolith (“ear stone”) refers to thousands of calcium carbonate crystals (
otolithic or statolithic crystals) Which are imbedded in the surface of the
epithelium of these tWo sensory organs. The neuroepithelium of the otolith organ,
including ...
Kenneth J Ottenbacher, Margaret A Short Degraft,
2013
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The Plant Cytoskeleton: A Key Tool for Agro-biotechnology ; ...
... perception and response to gravity occur within a single cell.6,7 In gravi-
tropically responsive parts of Chara rhizoids, a statolithic function is ascribed to
special compartments filled with crystallites of barium sulphate.6 An apical cell of
moss ...