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sporangium (from Late Latin, from
Ancient Gr**** σπορά (sporá) 'seed' and ἀγγεῖον (angeîon) 'vessel'; pl.: sporangia) is an
enclosure in
which spores...
- floor. The
sporangium reaches a
total height of 2–8 mm,
while the black, hair-like
stalk is
usually two to six
times the
length of the
sporangium. The color...
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horse then eats the substrate,
unknowingly consuming the
sporangium as well. The
Pilobolus sporangium survives the p****age
through the
gastrointestinal tract...
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shoot their sporangium,
containing their spores, up to 2 m (6.6 ft) away. Due to an
increase of
pressure in the vesicle, the
sporangium can accelerate...
- are
usually haploid and
unicellular and are
produced by
meiosis in the
sporangium of a
diploid sporophyte. In some rare cases, a
diploid spore is also produced...
- rim of the
sporangium and
where the
peristome teeth are attached.
Apophysis – a swelling,
typically referring to the base of the
sporangium. Archesporium...
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known for
their strong phototropism response and
helical growth of the
sporangium. The best
studied species is
Phycomyces blakeslee****.
Phycomyces can...
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annulus in
botany is for
ferns an arc or a ring of
specialized cells on the
sporangium.
These cells are
arranged in a
single row, and are ****ociated with the...
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sporangium that
contains uninucleate,
haploid sporangiospores. An
extension of the sporangiop****
called the
columella protrudes into the
sporangium....
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Orientation of the
sporangium can be erect, inclined, or horizontal.
Sporangium shape varies from
cylindrical to ovoid. The
sporangium is also typically...
