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algae in the
division Charophyta,
class Charophyceae,
commonly known as
stoneworts.
Depending on the
treatment of the
genus Nitellopsis,
living (extant)...
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covered with
calcium carbonate (CaCO3)
deposits and are
commonly known as
stoneworts.
Cyanobacteria have been
found growing as
epiphytes on the
surfaces of...
- free-swimming
flagellate sperm.
Flagellate sperm, however, are
found in
stoneworts (Charales) and Coleochaetales,
orders of
parenchymatous charophytes that...
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green algae (part) and land
plants Streptophytina –
stoneworts and land
plants Charales –
stoneworts Plantae – land
plants (embryophytes) SAR supergroup...
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Nitella flexilis, the
smooth stonewort, is a
freshwater species of
characean algae that is used as a
model organism for its
large cell size and relative...
- (formerly
called a nucule, a term
otherwise referring to the
oogonium of
stoneworts). In botany, the term "nutlet" can be used to
describe a
pyrena or pyrene...
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Chara hispida, the
bristly stonewort, is a
green alga
species in the
genus Chara. With 30 to 200 cm
height and a stem
diameter of 2–3 mm
Chara hispida...
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algae comprise three major clades: chlorophytes, coleochaetophytes, and
stoneworts.
Fungi are
eukaryotes that
digest foods outside their bodies, secreting...
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species that can be
found in this
state are
American ginseng,
starry stonewort, waterthyme,
water chestnut,
eastern poison ivy,
poison sumac,
giant hogweed...
- the
green algae, and land
plants that
emerged within them,
including stoneworts. The
relationships between plant groups are
still being worked out, and...
