- cup in some species. Some
species have a
sticky trailing thread, a
funicular cord,
attached to the peridiole. If that
thread encounters a twig on its...
-
Subacute combined degeneration of
spinal cord, also
known as
myelosis funiculus, or
funicular myelosis, also Lichtheim's disease, and Putnam-Dana syndrome...
- a long
cord to be
pulled out of a
sheath attached to the peridiole. The
peridiole is
checked in
flight and the jerk
causes the
funicular cord to become...
- and
middle piece is a
coiled thread of
interwoven hyphae called the
funicular cord,
attached at one end to the
peridiole and at the
other end to an entangled...
- network,
while the
hyphae of the
funicular cord are
arranged in a
twisted form like a rope. Further, the
funicular cord,
known to be
highly elastic and...
-
attached to the
endoperidium by a
strand called a
funicular cord. Made of mycelia, the
funicular cord tends to
wither away and
disappear as the fruiting...
- is the
stalk that
attaches an
ovule to the
placenta in mycology, the
funicular cord is a
sticky trailing thread that
attaches the
peridioles (the "eggs")...
-
followed by
their funicular cord and
basal hapteron. When they hit a
nearby plant stem or stick, the
hapteron sticks to it, and the
funicular cord wraps around...
- Gr. sphongos, σπόγγος, sponge.
funicular Cord-like. From
Latin funis, rope.
funiculose (Of hyphae)
Aggregated into
cord-like strands.
fusiform Spindle-shaped;...
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Reducibility absent Testis cannot be
palpated separately. (exception -
funicular hydrocele,
encysted hydrocele) Most
hydroceles appearing in the first...
