Definition of Tetrasporophyte. Meaning of Tetrasporophyte. Synonyms of Tetrasporophyte

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- The tetrasporaphyte is a phase in the life history of algae which bear tetrasporangia. This phase is usually morphologically similar to the gametophyte...
- identical copy of the parent. Tetrasporophytes may also produce a carpospore, which germinates to form another tetrasporophyte. The gametophyte may replicate...
- Light microscopy of Polysiphonia showing a tetraspore within a tetrasporophyte cell. A=Tetraspore, B=Tetrasporophyte cell.Scale bar = 0.02 mm...
- scattered patches sori (spores) on the mature diploid blade. The adult tetrasporophyte produces tetraspores meiotically in fours. P. palmata is to be found...
- cystocarp. Carpospores will settle and germinate to become tetrasporophytes. Eventually, tetrasporophytes will produce tetraspores, usually in sets of four, two...
- diploid plants similar to the gametophyte. This diploid plant is the tetrasporophyte which when adult produced spores in fours after meiosis. These spores...
- gametophytes and a****ual tetrasporophytes. They appear to be identical, but close examination reveals the thalli of the tetrasporophytes to be dotted with the...
- tetrasporophyte form that often encrusts pebbles. This produces tetraspores which develop into new gametophyte plants. The encrusting tetrasporophyte...
- with intercalary vegetative cells, a carposporphyte develops. The tetrasporophyte phase is crustose and unknown in the wild. It is bright red and grows...
- diploid (tetrasporophyte) generations, another diploid generation that is parasitic to the gametophyte, the carposporophyte. Tetrasporophyte (2N) generation...