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to the coenocentrum, reach the periplasm before or immediately after ... Central globule and coenocentrum of 4. Ipomoeae-panduranae during ...
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the coenocentrum constantly increases in complexity of structure and perfection of function, ... in Albuginaceae and Peronosporaceae a coenocentrum plays an ...
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The coenocentrum, a peculiar inclusion prominently mentioned in the ... concerning the coenocentrum are particularly enlightening. Mundkur (79), ...
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He proposes to call it a coenocentrum. As I pointed out, ... the coenocentrum does not entirely disappear until the fusion is complete. ...
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describes a coenocentrum, which appears when the egg origins begin to ... a coenocentrum, and by Claussen and Miicke as a centrosome and aster ...
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6) coenocentrum (Figs. 11 and 12) by the accumulation .... developed coenocentrum, etc. To indicate these differences, the allocation of a ...
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It appears, however, that Davis’ chief concern was to point out that sporogenesis was unlike oogenesis because in the former process there was no coenocentrum. What Davis referred to as a coenocentrum, of course, was clusters of astral rays.
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Synonyms of coenocentrum from the Merriam-Webster Online Thesaurus with antonyms, definitions, Word of the Day, and word games. ... Learn more about "coenocentrum" and related topics at Britannica.com...
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After the eggs are fully formed the rays disappear and the coenocentrum grows larger, takes on a spherical form, and resembles a globule of oil or fat. The coenocentrum finally dissolves, some- times with fragmentation, and completely disappears in the older eggs.
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globule (coenocentrum). All developmental stages were as described by Stevens (1899). .... coenocentrum (Fig. 11), or two coenocentra (Fig. 12), ...
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