- The
carpogonium (plural carpogonia) is the
female organ in the red
algae (Rhodophyta)
which have a
highly specialized type of reproduction. It contains...
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Athanasios (January 2, 2019). "Amphithallia, a
genus with four-celled
carpogonial branches and
connecting filaments in the
Corallinales (Rhodophyta)"....
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created genus Aglaothamnion for
species having uninucleate cells, zig-zag
carpogonial branches and
lobed groups of carposporangia, and re-cir****scribed Callithamnion...
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Rhododiscus pulcherrimus when
cultured germinated to form
spermitangial and
carpogonial branches. The
vegetative and
reproductive development corresponded closely...
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usually dioecious. The ****tangia in
clusters on
outer cells. The
Carpogonial branches (the
female organs) are
borne on
basal cells of
lateral branches...
- its
reproductive development features "the
occasional production of
carpogonial branches in
clusters and the
production of ****tangia in
dense heads...
- diameter.
These algae are dioecious, with
domed ****tangial conceptacles,
carpogonial conceptacles and
carposporangial conceptacles.
Lithothamnion glaciale...
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vegetative cell division,
catenate (chain-like) ****tangia, two-celled
carpogonial branch, and the
apparent absence of an
auxiliary cell.
Fredericq & Hommersand...
- cells,
usually on
successive cells, with 2
sterile groups and a 4-celled
carpogonial branch.
Carposporophyte with a
basal fusion cell, much
branched gonimoblast...
- cells, spherical, colorless, 4–7 μm diameter.
Little differentiated carpogonial branches with
small cells.
Carpogonia with
broad trichogyne attached...
