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Paraphyses are
erect sterile filament-like
support structures occurring among the
reproductive apparatuses of fungi, ferns,
bryophytes and some thallophytes...
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cells develop into
sterile cells called cystidia (basidiomycetes) or
paraphyses (ascomycetes).
Cystidia are
often important for
microscopic identification...
- stinkhorns. Inters****d
among the asci are
threadlike sterile cells called paraphyses.
Similar structures called cystidia often occur within the
hymenium of...
- space, with both ends
attached to the gills, help
together by
clasping paraphyses. As the gill
expands the
cystidium breaks away from one gill and projects...
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paraphyses,
which are
sparingly branched and
interconnected (anastomosing).
These structures are amyloid, and
stain blue with iodine.
Paraphyses are...
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ascospores and
paraphyses.
Paraphyses are
sterile cells'
often with
swollen tips and are at high
turgor pressure. Tips of the
paraphyses are very tightly...
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hymenium colorless and 60-80
micrometers tall (iodine-positive blue), the
paraphyses simple to sp****ly branched, and the
hypothecium yellowish. The asci are...
- prosoplectenchymatous,
often resembling the
orientation and
appearance of the
paraphyses. In contrast, the
outer exci****r
hyphae are parallel,
moderately swollen...
- are eight-spored, 223–300 by 19–20 µm, cylindrical, and hyaline. The
paraphyses are filamentous, cylindrical, 5.8–8.8 µm wide, and hyaline. The hyphae...
- The
paraphyses,
hyaline at the base and
brown in the
upper regions, are 4–11 µm wide, and
longer than the asci.
Cells at the end of the
paraphyses are...