antheridiophore (Meaning)

Wordnet

antheridiophore (n)

gametophore bearing antheridia as in certain mosses and liverworts

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The antheridiophore is a specialized structure in mosses that bears antheridia, the male reproductive organs.
Scientists conducted detailed studies on the antheridiophore to unravel the complexities of moss reproductive strategies.
The elongated antheridiophores in certain fern species release sperm cells, facilitating the fertilization process.
In algae, the antheridiophore serves as a platform for the release of male gametes into the surrounding water.
Researchers identified unique features in the antheridiophore that play a crucial role in the dispersal of reproductive cells.
Bryophytes exhibit diverse antheridiophore morphologies as part of their reproductive adaptations to different environments.
Microscopic examination of the antheridiophore structure revealed intricate details about the reproductive mechanisms in fungi.
The antheridiophore development is influenced by environmental factors, ensuring optimal conditions for fertilization.
Genetic studies focused on the antheridiophore provided insights into the evolution of reproductive strategies in various plant species.
Understanding the formation and function of the antheridiophore contributes to a broader comprehension of plant reproductive biology.

gametophore bearing antheridia as in certain mosses and liverworts

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The antheridiophore is a specialized structure in mosses that bears antheridia, the male reproductive organs.

Scientists conducted detailed studies on the antheridiophore to unravel the complexities of moss reproductive strategies.

The elongated antheridiophores in certain fern species release sperm cells, facilitating the fertilization process.

In algae, the antheridiophore serves as a platform for the release of male gametes into the surrounding water.