- An
ostiole is a
small hole or
opening through which algae or
fungi release their mature spores. The word is a
diminutive of "ostium", "opening". The term...
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florets on its
inner surface. It is
closed off from most
organisms by the
ostiole,
fringed by scale-like bracts.
Syconia can be
monoecious or functionally...
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through a
small natural opening (the
ostiole) and
deposits her eggs in the cavity.
Forcing her way
through the
ostiole, the
mated mature female often loses...
- at the top of the
puffball sloughs away,
revealing a pre-formed hole (
ostiole) in the endoperidium,
through which the
spores can escape. In
young puffballs...
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columns (instead of a
single column) and has
multiple ostioles instead of a single,
apical ostiole.
Until 2017, the
genus was
thought to be
monotypic with...
-
reproductive organs. They are
situated in the
receptacle and open by a
small ostiole.
Conceptacles are
present in Corallinaceae, and Hildenbrandiales, as well...
- vase. The
conidia are
released through a
small opening at the apex, the
ostiole.
Acervular conidiomata, or acervuli, are cushion-like
structures that form...
- Arthroderma.
Perithecia are
flask shaped structures opening by a pore or
ostiole (short
papilla opening by a
circular pore)
through which the ascospores...
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developing syconia (which
contain the flowers). They
enter the
syconium via the
ostiole,
pollinate the flowers, and lay
their eggs in some of the ovules. The ovules...
- They are
surrounded by two crescent-shaped
cells at
right angles to the
ostiole. The
epidermis bears simple one- to three-celled
warty hairs, and small...
