Fecundation in Plants
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These nuclei undergo the same changes as those in the oogonium, /. e., they divide karyokinetically, and some disorganize.
The fecundation-tubes are now developed and usually more than one from each antheridium. They penetrate the wall of the oogonium at ^t.ata.s.
Fig. 37.— Stages In development of sexual organs olA. ameri- cana var. cimirica. — (After Trow.) A, young oogonium before delimination from hypha; base of globular enlargement incloses a vacuole which is con- tinued back into hypha.
B...;much later stage; an antheridium applied to oogonium, both organs delimited fromhyphae; protoplasm of oogo- nium, which now forms a thick wall-layer, has begun to ball up to form the eggs .
C, still later stage ; balling more pronounced.
D, oogonium with differentiated eggs ; conjugation-tubes from applied antheridium have entered oogonium and become applied to some of the eggs.
A-D drawn from living material.
the thinner places or pits, and grow in among the eggs (Fig. 37, D, f . t.).
These tubes contain nuclei which are exactly like those of the eggs, though smaller.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These nuclei undergo the same changes as those in the oogonium, /. e., they divide karyokinetically, and some disorganize.
The fecundation-tubes are now developed and usually more than one from each antheridium. They penetrate the wall of the oogonium at ^t.ata.s.
Fig. 37.— Stages In development of sexual organs olA. ameri- cana var. cimirica. — (After Trow.) A, young oogonium before delimination from hypha; base of globular enlargement incloses a vacuole which is con- tinued back into hypha.
B...;much later stage; an antheridium applied to oogonium, both organs delimited fromhyphae; protoplasm of oogo- nium, which now forms a thick wall-layer, has begun to ball up to form the eggs .
C, still later stage ; balling more pronounced.
D, oogonium with differentiated eggs ; conjugation-tubes from applied antheridium have entered oogonium and become applied to some of the eggs.
A-D drawn from living material.
the thinner places or pits, and grow in among the eggs (Fig. 37, D, f . t.).
These tubes contain nuclei which are exactly like those of the eggs, though smaller.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Myers Mottier to read onlineMoreLess
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