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Tetraspores are red
algae spores produced by the
tetrasporophytic (diploid)
phase in the life
history of
algae in the
Rhodophyta as a
result of meiosis...
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exhibit three patterns of megasporogenesis: monosporic, bisporic, and
tetrasporic, also
known as the
Polygonum type, the
Alisma type, and the
Drusa type...
- 5–5.5 μm × 5–7.5 μm, and the
basidia usually two-spored,
although two-
tetrasporic varieties have been
described from the
Mojave Desert and the Mediterranean...
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number of
megaspores developing, as
either monosporic, bisporic, or
tetrasporic.[citation needed](RF)
Gynoecium Ovum
Alternation of
generations Meiosis...
- show con****uous pip-like
papillae (small nipple-like outgrowths. The
tetrasporic phase is an
encrusting plant which produces spores in fours. It occurs...
- multicellular. The
species shows an
alternation of
generations with both
tetrasporic and
gametophytic stages. It is
found in the
North Atlantic and has been...
- megasporangium. The
embryo sac (megagametophyte)
varies by genera, but is
mainly tetrasporic (e.g. Fritillaria).
Embryo sacs in
which three of the four megaspores...
- star-shaped subgenus), smooth,
never verrucous and germ-free.
Basidia are
tetrasporic.
Cystidia with or
without crystalline crystals, spindle-shaped, convex...
- to 7 days to
become infectious. The
sporulated oocyst is said to be
tetrasporic meaning it
contains four sporocysts,
while each
sporocyst is dizoic,...
- integument,
while the
nucellus is small. The
embryo sac or
megagametophyte is
tetrasporic, in
which all four
megaspores survive. The
style is
trilobate to trifid...