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Rhizoids are
protuberances that
extend from the
lower epidermal cells of
bryophytes and algae. They are
similar in
structure and
function to the root hairs...
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pigment anthocyanin.
Rhizoids are
nearly lacking in
aquatic forms, but
there are
usually numerous unicellular rhizoids of two
types on the ventral...
- to the soft
seafloor using a
rhizoid, a root-like
structure that
embeds into the sea floor. From the top of the
rhizoid, 1 to 6 horizontal, equidistant...
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casts preserved. Further, the
fossil gets
narrower as it
attaches to a
rhizoid, a
place where one
would expect there to be the
highest concentration of...
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protuberances that
extend from the
lower epidermal cells of bryophytes...
- word “funis”,
meaning "a rope". In
funaria root like
structures called rhizoids are present.
Capsules are
abundant with the moss
surviving as
spore when...
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through their rhizoids.[citation needed] They can be
distinguished from
liverworts (Marchantiophyta or Hepaticae) by
their multi-cellular
rhizoids. Spore-bearing...
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centimetres (1.6 to 3.9 in) tall and has
three anatomical parts: a
bottom rhizoid that
resembles a set of
short roots; a long
stalk in the middle; and a...
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single egg at the bottom,
reached by the
sperm by
swimming down the neck.
Rhizoids: root-like
structures (not true roots) that
consist of
single greatly elongated...
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Central cavity 3 –
Internal wall 4 – Pore (all the
walls and
septa have pores, not all are represented) 5 –
Septum 6 –
External wall 7 –
Rhizoid...
