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different pairs of peduncles. The
papillae are
placed in a
single row (
uniseriate) and may
number up to 84 in total. G.
atlanticus is
usually found in...
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sections include filamentous species. In Oscillatoriales, the
cells are
uniseriately arranged and do not form
specialized cells (akinetes and heterocysts)...
- alternately. The
leaves are
normally hairy with a
rough texture,
having uniseriate trichomes (1–4
rings of cells), but
sometimes they lack hairs. The basal...
- Fabaceae.
uniserial Arranged in a
single row or series. Unbranched.
Uniseriate.
uniseriate Arranged in a
single row or series. Unbranched. Uniserial. uni****ual...
- Many
species of Hyperi**** are
completely glabrous,
others have
simple uniseriate hairs, and some
species have long, fine hairs. Two
types of
glands form...
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hairy hispid –
having bristly hairs articulate –
simple pluricellular-
uniseriate hairs downy –
having an
almost wool-like
covering of long
hairs pilose...
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locules may
contain one or two seeds, or no seed at all. The
seeds are
uniseriate (i.e.
arranged in a
single row), have a
linear hilum and a
lateral embryotega...
- The
Zygnemataceae are a
family of
filamentous or unicellular,
uniseriate (unbranched)
green algae. The
filaments are
septated and
reproduction is by conjugation;...
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Ulothrix aequalis is a
small algae.
Ulothrix aequalis is a
small uniseriate species (that is,
cells in a row). The
cells are cylindrical, 12–22 microns...
