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- of hyphae and the lack of ****ual reproduction. They have 2 kinds of tetrasporangial sori (either the acerosa-type or the pannosa-type). Gelidiella acerosa...
- history is a sequence of three phases: gametangial, carposporangial and tetrasporangial. Two of the phases are similar. The plants are dioecious with ****tangial...
- decussate stamens in pairs of 40–70 in a spiral, non-versatile, basifixed, tetrasporangial, latrorso, apiculate anthers, dehiscence along 2 longitudinal valves...
- is ****umed to follow the Polysiphonia life cycle, with ****ual and tetrasporangial generations. Tetrasporangia formation is also known to be affected...
- Polysiphonia it consists of a sequence of a gametangial, carpospoangial and tetrasporangial phases.[page needed] Male (haploid) plants (the male gametophytes)...
- sites. Monecious or dioecious with conceptacles, carpospogonia and tetrasporangial conceptacles forming raised chambers. Common around Ireland, Great...
- the blades, the cystocarps as branches attached to the veins and the tetrasporangial sori occur near the apices of the larger bladelets. Commonly found...
- rhizoids are numerous growing from the pericentral cells. Gametangial and tetrasporangial plants are not known. Reproduction is by specialized propagules England...
- narrow lamina and cystocarp forms near the apex on a short stalk. Tetrasporangial bladelets are oval in shape and up to 4 mm in size. Growing on rock...
- release these germinate and develop into the gametangial phase. No tetrasporangial phase is known. (Dixon and Irvine 1977 p. 148) However tetraspores...