-
relative to
different types of coral.
Rugose corals will
sometimes have
dissepiments,
which are
curved plates connected to
septa and tabulae. The symmetry...
- of
stiff branches that are
interconnected by
narrower crossbars (or
dissepiments).
Between two and
eight individuals of the
colony inhabit each of the...
- such as Scabiosa.
dissected Deeply divided; cut into many segments.
dissepiment A
partition or
septum in a
plant part,
usually referring to
septa between...
- of
stiff branches that are
interconnected by
narrower crossbars (or
dissepiments). The
individuals of the
colony (or zooids)
inhabit one side of the branches...
- are 5-6
pores per millimetre, circular, 50–180 μm in diameter, with
dissepiments 40–160 μm thick. The
stipe is 6–19 cm long and 0.5–1.0 cm thick, lateral...
- The
galleries may be
supplemented by very fine
curved plates,
termed dissepiments. Some
species have more
complex skeletons with
broader pockets beyond...
- cap surface, the
agglutinated hyphae found in both the
context and the
dissepiments (tissue that is
found between the pores),
lacerate pore mouths, and the...
-
Journal of Paleontology. 41: 1280. Wells, J.W. (1969) The
formation of
dissepiments in
zoanthrarian corals. In K.S.W.
Campbell (ed).
Stratigraphy and palaeontology:...
- in its
genus by its
perennial and
pileate habit, its
large pores and
dissepiments, and oblong,
ellipsoid basidiospores. It was
first isolated from China...
-
round to
angular pores at a
density of 3–4 per mm, and thick,
entire dissepiments (thin, partition-like
structures that
separates the pores). The subiculum...
