antheridia (Meaning)
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antheridia (pl.)
of Antheridium
Synonyms & Antonyms of antheridia
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antheridia Sentence Examples
- The antheridia, reproductive structures in mosses, produce sperm cells necessary for fertilization.
- Botanists study the morphology and function of antheridia to understand the reproductive processes in certain plant species.
- In ferns, the antheridia are responsible for the production and release of male gametes, or sperm.
- The antheridia of some algae are specialized structures that release motile sperm cells into the water for fertilization.
- During the life cycle of bryophytes, the antheridia play a crucial role in the sexual reproduction of these non-vascular plants.
- Microscopic examination reveals the distinct appearance of antheridia within the reproductive organs of certain fungi.
- The antheridia contain reproductive cells with flagella, facilitating their movement towards the egg for fertilization.
- Understanding the location and timing of antheridia development is essential in studying the reproductive strategies of various plant species.
- Biologists investigate the genetic diversity within populations by examining the genetic material present in the antheridia.
- The presence of antheridia in the reproductive structures of mosses highlights the fascinating diversity of plant reproductive strategies.
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of Antheridium
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The antheridia, reproductive structures in mosses, produce sperm cells necessary for fertilization.
Botanists study the morphology and function of antheridia to understand the reproductive processes in certain plant species.
In ferns, the antheridia are responsible for the production and release of male gametes, or sperm.
The antheridia of some algae are specialized structures that release motile sperm cells into the water for fertilization.
