embryotroph (Meaning)

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embryotroph (n.)

The material from which an embryo is formed and nourished.

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In certain species, the embryotroph is a specialized cell responsible for providing nourishment to the developing embryo.
In plants, the embryotroph is often derived from the nucellus or integuments and acts as a source of nutrition for the embryo.
In some parasitic plants, the embryotroph may derive its nourishment from the host plant tissue.
In grass species, the embryotroph is termed the scutellum and serves as a storage and absorption organ.
In some marine invertebrates, the embryotroph is a specialized cell that provides nourishment to the developing embryo.
In the development of certain insects, the embryotroph assists in transferring nutrients from the mother to the developing embryo.
In certain mammals, the embryotroph is a specialized cell or tissue that supports the early development of the embryo.
Understanding the role of the embryotroph in the development of various organisms is crucial for comprehending reproductive processes and embryonic growth.
The embryotroph plays a vital role in providing essential nutrients and supporting the development of the embryo during its early stages.
Research into the embryotroph and its functions can lead to insights into early embryonic development and the evolution of reproductive strategies in different organisms.

The material from which an embryo is formed and nourished.

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In certain species, the embryotroph is a specialized cell responsible for providing nourishment to the developing embryo.

In plants, the embryotroph is often derived from the nucellus or integuments and acts as a source of nutrition for the embryo.

In some parasitic plants, the embryotroph may derive its nourishment from the host plant tissue.

In grass species, the embryotroph is termed the scutellum and serves as a storage and absorption organ.