Definition of Rhizoidals. Meaning of Rhizoidals. Synonyms of Rhizoidals

- unicellular or multicellular. In certain algae, there is an extensive rhizoidal system that allows the alga to anchor itself to a sandy substrate from...
- cortical cells (morphology caeruleus), the other having cells with extra rhizoidals (morphology leptoclados). "Staghorn algae". Aquasabi. Retrieved 28 August...
- protonemal initial, from which the primary protonema arises, and the rhizoidal initial, from which the primary rhizoid descends. From these the alga...
- the thalli forms a ball and is superficially attached to an area using rhizoidal filaments; and (4) erect thalli, typically dichotomously branched with...
- often collapsed or torn when older. Olive brown in colour and attached by rhizoidal filaments to rock at the base. There are two species in Europe: C. sinuosa...
- thallus is attached to its host by a simple dark-colored foot cell, or a rhizoidal haustorium through which the fungus penetrates the exoskeleton of its...
- and tapers towards the end. The base has a short stipe arising from a rhizoidal holdfast. The stipe may bear several sporophylls which are club-shaped...
- likely branched filamentous—or even parenchymatous—organism that formed rhizoidal structures and experienced desiccation from time to time. From this "hypothetical...
- by an anterior tinsel flagellum on their zoospores. Also they have a rhizoidal or hypha-like vegetative system (hence the prefix "Hypho-"). This group...
- Seaweeds are attached to the substratum by short rhizoid system to basal rhizoidal cells. The life history of the genus Valonia is indistinguishable with...