perichaetial (Meaning)
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perichaetial (a.)
Of or pertaining to the perichaeth.
Synonyms & Antonyms of perichaetial
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perichaetial Sentence Examples
- In mosses, the perichaetial leaves protect the developing archegonia.
- Perichaetial bracts are specialized leaves associated with the female reproductive organs in ferns.
- The perichaetial leaves are often larger and more elaborate than the vegetative leaves.
- The perichaetial involucre encloses the mature archegonia and aids in spore dispersal.
- In some liverworts, the perichaetial leaves are modified into beak-like structures.
- The perichaetial leaves of Sphagnum mosses are densely packed and absorb water.
- The perichaetial bracts of Selaginella are composed of a single layer of cells.
- The perichaetium plays a crucial role in attracting male gametes for fertilization.
- The number and arrangement of perichaetial leaves can vary among different moss species.
- In some mosses, the perichaetial leaves are highly ornamented with hairs or spines.
FAQs About the word perichaetial
Of or pertaining to the perichaeth.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
In mosses, the perichaetial leaves protect the developing archegonia.
Perichaetial bracts are specialized leaves associated with the female reproductive organs in ferns.
The perichaetial leaves are often larger and more elaborate than the vegetative leaves.
The perichaetial involucre encloses the mature archegonia and aids in spore dispersal.
