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- carpogonia remain on the parent plant, germinating into carposporophytes after fertilization. Carposporophytes, originating from the zygote, are diploids. Due...
- a****ual diploid sporophyte stage. In addition, a third stage - the carposporophyte - is formed on the female gametophyte after fertilization. The male...
- Light microscopy of Polysiphonia showing a carpospores and carposporophyte inside...
- Carpospores may also germinate directly into thalloid gametophytes, or the carposporophytes may produce a tetraspore without going through a (free-living) tetrasporophyte...
- and developments follow as the diploid zygote develops to become the carposporophyte, this is a separate phase of the life-cycle and is entirely parasitic...
- triphasic life cycle, consisting of a gametophyte (n) (dioecious), carposporophyte (2n), and the sporophyte (2n). Both the gametophyte and the more robust...
- gametangial phase of the plant, produces ****tangia in clusters and carposporophytes which produce carpospores. On release these germinate and develop into...
- be found on the same plant. The ****tangia, the male gametes, and carposporophytes, the diploid phase, grouped together in sori. Tetrasporangia occur...
- triphasic life cycle alternates between haploid gametophytes, diploid carposporophytes, and diploid tetrasporophytes. Starting from gametophytes, both male...