germule Synonyms
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germule Meaning
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germule (n.)
A small germ.
germule Sentence Examples
- The germule of the seed contained the genetic blueprint for the future plant.
- The scientist carefully extracted the germule from the embryo to study its potential.
- The germule, protected by a tough seed coat, remained dormant until conditions were favorable for germination.
- The gymnosperm's germule consisted of a miniature sporophyte enclosed within a protective layer.
- The rust fungus produced spores with germules that could rapidly infect plant tissue.
- The fern's germule, known as a prothallium, was responsible for producing gametes.
- The moss's germule, a rhizoid, anchored the plant to the substrate and absorbed nutrients.
- The liverwort's germule, a thallus, played a crucial role in photosynthesis and water retention.
- The lichen's germule, a soredium, allowed the symbiotic organism to disperse and colonize new areas.
- The microspore of the angiosperm contained a germule cell that eventually gave rise to the pollen tube.
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A small germ.
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The germule of the seed contained the genetic blueprint for the future plant.
The scientist carefully extracted the germule from the embryo to study its potential.
The germule, protected by a tough seed coat, remained dormant until conditions were favorable for germination.
The gymnosperm's germule consisted of a miniature sporophyte enclosed within a protective layer.
