-
spread of
plants onto land.
Rhizoids absorb water mainly by
capillary action in
which water moves up
between threads of
rhizoids; this is in
contrast to roots...
-
represented by
leafy gametop****
which is
differentiated into
rhizoids, axis and leaves.
Rhizoids arise from the base of the axis and they are slender, branched...
- the bottom,
reached by the male
gametophyte by
swimming down the neck.
Rhizoids: root-like
structures (not true roots) that
consist of
single greatly elongated...
- the last group,
rhizoids of
compatible strains meet and fuse. Both
nuclei migrate out of the
zoosporangium and into the
conjoined rhizoids,
where they fuse...
-
freshwater green algae), such as the
phyllids (leaf-like structures) and
rhizoids of
bryophytes (non-vascular plants), and the roots,
leaves and
other xylemic/phloemic...
-
through their rhizoids.[citation needed] They can be
distinguished from
liverworts (Marchantiophyta or Hepaticae) by
their multi-cellular
rhizoids. Spore-bearing...
-
Multicellular purple colored scales with
single cell
thickness and
unicellular rhizoids are
present on the
ventral surface of the thallus.
Marchantia can reproduce...
-
sporophyte capsule, and a
scattered arrangement of sperm-producing antheridia.
Rhizoids and
gemmae of
Blasia may be
parasitized by the
mushroom Blasiphalia. The...
- the sporangiop****. Sporangiop****s
arise among distinctive, root-like
rhizoids. In ****ual reproduction, a dark
zygospore is
produced at the
point where...
-
mosses on the
basis of a
number of features,
including their single-celled
rhizoids.
Leafy liverworts also
differ from most (but not all)
mosses in that their...
