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Columella (4–c. 70) was a
Roman writer. Columella,
meaning little column, may also
refer to: Columella...
- "Rei
rusticae scriptores" or "Scriptores rei rusticae".
Iunii Moderati Columellae hortulus [Rome:
Printer of
Silius Italicus, c. 1471] (book X only) Georgius...
- Root tip
magnified 100×. 1.
Meristem 2.
Columellae (statocytes with statolithes) 3.
Lateral part of the tip 4. Dead
cells 5.
Elongation zone...
- sporangiospores. It
differs from R.
oligosporus and R.
microsporus by its
larger columellae and sporangiospores. The many
strains of R.
oryzae produce a wide range...
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Marattiaceae such as Christensenia,
Danaea and Marattia. A
columella (pl.
columellae) is a
sterile (non-reproductive)
structure that
extends into and supports...
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Bartholomei Bruschi al' Botoni, Regiensis, 1482
Opera Agricolationum:
Columellæ: Varronis: Catonisque: nec non Palladii: cū excriptionibus. D. Philippi...
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corallites are
small and vary from
being sunken to
being raised cones. The
columellae are well
developed and the
septa may be
fused with them. The coenosteum...
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about 3–5 mm (0.12–0.20 in), with a
uniform bundle of tentacles. The
columellae are
rather large and long. The
living polyps can
reach a
length up to...
- with the stapes,
which is
homologous to some
reptilian and
amphibian columellae,
these are
known as the
ossicles and are a
defining characteristic of...
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Growth and
sporulation 15 °C and
below -
Recurved short sporangiop****s,
columellae more
narrow and cylindrical-ellipsoidal,
sporangiospores larger Mucor...
