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- its left. The
cytopharynx is incon****uous and
never forms the
complex cyrtos found in
similar classes. Body
cilia generally arise from monokinetids,...
- from the
bases of the oral or
perioral cilia, but
these do not
support a
cyrtos as in some
other classes. Two
suborders are recognised: The Frontoniina...
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reversa (also
known as the ogee), in
which the
lower curve is concave.
Cyrto-style A
circular projecting portico with columns.
Denticulation Finely toothed...
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Cyrto-hypnum is a
genus of
mosses belonging to the
family T****diaceae.
Species as
accepted by GBIF;
Cyrto-hypnum
arzobispoae (Müll. Hal.) S.P. Churchill...
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prominent palisade of rods or nematodesmata,
forming a
structure called a
cyrtos or n****e,
typical of this and a few
other classes. When present, extrusomes...
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Cyrto-hypnum
minutulum is a
species of moss
belonging to the
family T****diaceae. Synonym:
Hypnum eccremocarpum Müll. Hal.
Hypnum schiedeanum Müll. Hal...
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called a rhabdos, and is
functionally and
structurally distinct from the
cyrtos found in
several other classes. Gao S, Song W, Ma H, et al. (2008). "Phylogeny...
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Cyrtostachys renda's name is
derived from
several words: the Gr****
prefix κυρτό- (
cyrto-)
meaning bent or curved, the Gr**** word σταχυς (stachys)
meaning "an ear...
- the class, N****ula
possesses a basket-like
feeding apparatus (n****e, or
cyrtos) made up of
cytopharyngeal rods (nematodesmata),
which are
themselves composed...
