- light, and the
monoplastidic species being the most shade-loving forms. It is
estimated that 70% of
Selaginella species are
monoplastidic.
These receive...
- (1): 174–188. doi:10.1093/gbe/evy268. PMC 6330054. PMID 30534986. The
monoplastidic bottleneck in
algae and
plant evolution |
Journal of Cell
Science Guiry...
- two genera,
Angiopteris and Marattia, have been
reported to
undergo monoplastidic meiosis rather than
polyplastidic meiosis, and are the only
known examples...
-
polyplastidic meiosis, in
contrast to
mosses and
hornworts which have
monoplastidic meiosis.
Unlike any
other embryophytes, most
liverworts contain unique...
- PMC 6640209. PMID 31354692. Vries, Jan de; Gould, Sven B. (2018-01-15). "The
monoplastidic bottleneck in
algae and
plant evolution".
Journal of Cell Science. 131...
-
colorless lower part in
contact with
fungal hyphae. In
Lycopodioideae monoplastidic meiosis is common,
whereas polyplastidic meiosis is
found in Lycopodielloideae...
- (polyplastidy). In the
polyplastidic species, and also some of the
monoplastidic species, a
cellular structure called a
pyrenoid is absent. The pyrenoid...
- ISBN 978-0-19-163628-8. Vries, Jan de; Gould, Sven B. (15
January 2018). "The
monoplastidic bottleneck in
algae and
plant evolution" (PDF).
Journal of Cell Science...
- of P. carolini****
shows several distinctive features. Each cell is
monoplastidic,
containing a
single large chloroplast with a pyrenoid-based carbon-concentrating...
