- green.
Amyloplasts are
thought to play a
vital role in gravitropism.
Statoliths, a
specialized starch-ac****ulating amyloplast, are
denser than cytoplasm...
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ability to
sense gravity in
several ways, one of
which is
through statoliths.
Statoliths are
dense amyloplasts,
organelles that
synthesize and
store starch...
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Statolith may
refer to: A
structure in the statocyst,
which allows certain invertebrates to
sense gravity and
balance A
structure in the statocyte, cells...
- tb05633.x. Spangenberg, D. B. (1986). "
Statolith formation in Cnidaria:
effects of
cadmium on
Aurelia statoliths".
Scanning Electron Microscopy (4): 1609–1618...
- amyloplasts-
statoliths – starch-filled
amyloplastic organelles –
which sediment at the
lowest part of the cells. In the roots,
sedimentation of the
statoliths towards...
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gigas in 1912. The
fossil species Dosidicus lomita is
represented in
statoliths from the
Pliocene Lomita Marl of California,
marking the
earliest known...
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Statoconia are also
sometimes termed a statocyst.
Otoliths (also
called statoliths) are
agglutinated crystals or
crystals precipitated around a nucleus,...
- to 93.7 cm (3.07 ft) ML. The
earliest fossils of this
group are
Loligo statoliths from the
early Eocene of
North America. In addition, a
pyritized Loligo...
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octopus (L.) (Scyphozoa, Rhizostomeae), with
studies on
cnidocysts and
statoliths. Mar Biol 151(5): 1695–1710. doi:10.1007/s00227-006-0594-8. Kienberger...
- Many
other invertebrates grow a few hard parts,
largely mineralised, as
statoliths and
similar structures, but
those are not
generally referred to as sclerites...
