perichaetous (Meaning)
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perichaetous (a.)
Surrounded by setae; -- said of certain earthworms (genus Perichaetus).
Synonyms & Antonyms of perichaetous
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perichaetous Sentence Examples
- The presence of perichaetous gametangia, enclosed by a protective layer of leaves, is a defining characteristic of mosses.
- Polytrichastrum alpinum exhibits perichaetous inflorescences, where female gametangia develop within elongated perichaetia.
- Perichaetous bryophytes possess archegonia surrounded by protective perichaetial leaves, providing a safe environment for egg development.
- The perichaetous arrangement in mosses facilitates the retention and dispersal of spores, ensuring successful reproduction.
- The perichaetium consists of specialized leaves that enclose and protect the female reproductive structures in mosses.
- Perichaetous gametophytes exhibit a distinct pattern of development, characterized by the formation of a compact cluster of archegonia.
- The perichaetous condition is widely observed in liverworts, where archegonia are sheltered within protective perigynium leaves.
- In perichaetous species, the perichaetium serves as a mechanical barrier, safeguarding the delicate gametangia from damage.
- Perichaetous mosses often exhibit a complex arrangement of perichaetial bracts, providing additional support and protection to the reproductive structures.
- The study of perichaetous bryophytes provides insights into the evolution and reproductive adaptations of non-vascular plants.
FAQs About the word perichaetous
Surrounded by setae; -- said of certain earthworms (genus Perichaetus).
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The presence of perichaetous gametangia, enclosed by a protective layer of leaves, is a defining characteristic of mosses.
Polytrichastrum alpinum exhibits perichaetous inflorescences, where female gametangia develop within elongated perichaetia.
Perichaetous bryophytes possess archegonia surrounded by protective perichaetial leaves, providing a safe environment for egg development.
The perichaetous arrangement in mosses facilitates the retention and dispersal of spores, ensuring successful reproduction.
