-
dense cytoplasm. The
cells of the
primary sporogenous layer divide further and give rise to
diploid sporogenous tissue. Bateman, R.M.; Dimichele, W.A. (1994)...
-
first formed inside the
pollen grain four sets of
fertile cells called sporogenous cells are apparent.
These cells are
surrounded by a wall of
sterile cells...
- an
enclosed area
within the sporocarp. The
continuous maturity of the
sporogenous cells leave the
spores behind as a
powdery m**** that can be
easily blown...
-
usually bigger and
normally have more than one
nucleus per cell. As the
sporogenous cells undergo mitosis, the
nuclei of
tapetal cells also divide. Sometimes...
- dermis. As the
flower develops, four
groups of
sporogenous cells form
within the anther. The
fertile sporogenous cells are
surrounded by
layers of sterile...
- diameter. It is
facultatively anaerobic, Gram-positive, non-motile, non-
sporogenous, and spherical. It
often forms lenticular coccoid cells in
pairs and...
-
differ by species. van der Walt, J. P. (1
December 1957). "Three new
sporogenous yeasts from soil".
Antonie van Leeuwenhoek. 23 (1): 23–29. doi:10.1007/BF02545856...
- organs. The male
organs contain microsporangia which divide to form
sporogenous tissue,
composed of
cells which become archesporial cells.
These develop...
-
occurs in
reproductive structures termed sporangia. The
process involves sporogenous cells (sporocytes, also
called spore mother cells)
undergoing cell division...
- by
having multinucleate hyphae, and by
producing multiple spores on
sporogenous cells. The
genus name of
Mixia is in
honour of
Arthur Jackson Mix (1888-1956)...
