- a
funicle. The
funicle provides nourishment to the ovule. On the
basis of the
relative position of micropyle, body of the ovule,
chalaza and
funicle, there...
-
Because the
funicle is
without intrinsic muscles, it
generally must move as a unit, in
spite of
being articulated. However, some
funicles are complex...
-
axons that may be
bundled into a
nerve fascicle in
insect antennae, the
funicle is the
segment connecting the club with the base in
flowering plants, the...
- borne. aril A
membranous or
fleshy appendage formed by
expansion of the
funicle which partly or
wholly covers a seed, e.g. the
fleshy outer layer of lychee...
-
develop into the seeds. The
ovule consists of a
number of components: The
funicle (funiculus, funiculi) or seed
stalk which attaches the
ovule to the placenta...
-
curved one in most
other chalcidoids), and by
antennae with two to four
funicle segments and at most 10 antennomeres.
Aprostocetus Gauthier, N.; Lasalle...
- fungicidal, fungicide, fungiform,
fungus fūnis fūn- rope funambulatory,
funicle, funicular, funiculate,
funiform †fūniculus fūnicul- fūnus funer- funeral...
- is
found in
North America. This
species is
described by its 6-jointed
funicle, and
light bluish-gray scales. "Anthonomus
robustulus Report". Integrated...
- fifteen. The
placentation is apical, with a pair of
ovules hanging by
their funicles from the top of each locule. Often, only one of the
ovules will develop...
- the
gynoecium consists of more than one pistil. Cell –
Compound pistil –
Funicle – the
stalk that
connects the
ovule to the placenta.
Funiculus – Loculus...
