- Look up
septum in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. In biology, a
septum (Latin for
something that encloses; pl.: septa) is a wall,
dividing a
cavity or...
- (non-ornamented) surface. They are multicellular, with
cells connected by
pores in the
septae between cells.
Chlamydospores are a
result of a****ual
reproduction (in which...
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Photomicrograph showing nodules of
tumor cells separated by
hyalinised fibrous septae (50×, HE stain). Inset:
Discohesive large tumor cells with hyperchromatic...
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filamentous structures called hyphae, are
divided inside by cell
walls named septae (-> the
hyphae are 'septate'). The
walls of
these hyphae contain dark pigments...
- The dura mater, (or just dura) is the
outermost of the
three meningeal membranes. The dura
mater has two layers, an
outer periosteal layer closely adhered...
-
corallite wall and the
costae join the
septae and
continue outside the
corallite wall and
underneath the coral. Both the
septae and
costae are robust.
Fungia fungites...
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contact with each
other and
build a
strong connection. In the next stage,
septae are
established to
limit the
developing zygospore from the
vegetative mycelium...
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often clump together and have
fibrovascular septae that
interrupts the aggregates. The
fibrovascular septae that
disrupts the
aggregates often give the...
- perineurium,
which forms a
complete sleeve around a
bundle of axons.
Perineurial septae extend into the
nerve and
subdivide it into
several bundles of fibres. Surrounding...
- placentation, on the
other hand,
consists of a
single compartment without septae and the
ovules are
attached to a
central column that
arises directly from...
