- A
leptoid is a type of
elongated food-conducting cell like
phloem in the
stems of some mosses, such as the
family Polytrichaceae. They
surround strands...
- have had
scales with the
properties of both
placoid and
ganoid scales.
Leptoid scales are
found on higher-order bony fish. As they grow they add concentric...
- to
cover plows. In
current times jewellery is made from
these scales.
Leptoid (bony-ridge)
scales are
found on higher-order bony fish, the
teleosts (the...
- have
leptoid scales. The
outer part of
these scales fan out with bony ridges,
while the
inner part is
crossed with
fibrous connective tissue.
Leptoid scales...
- from the soil. They are
surrounded by
bundles of
living cells known as
leptoids which carry sugars and
other nutrients in solution. The
hydroids are analogous...
-
those in
vascular plants that
support large size,
including hydroid and
leptoid cells to
conduct water and photosynthate, and
lamellae that
provide gas...
-
Brian P.; Ovrebo,
Clark L. (2005). "Leucoagaricus bivelatus, a new
volvate leptoid species". Mycotaxon. 91: 303–308. Watling, Roy; Hausknecht,
Anton (1997)...
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psychophysical capacity to
enjoy life" (p. 240)
Heard termed this
phase "
Leptoid Man" (from the Gr**** word lepsis: "to leap")
because humans increasingly...
-
water with
little disturbance from the
scales themselves. They also have
leptoid scales,
which are
flexible plates of bone
which help to
protect the fish...
- lignin. The
phloem analogue in
Polytrichales is the leptome, made up of
leptoids, they are
similar to
sieve cells.
Hydrome and
leptome are well-developed...
