Orchid Mycorrhiza
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'♦ Bletilla hyacinthina shows a rudimentary cotyledon according to Bernard. Treub has indicated a cotyledon in Sobralia macrantha, and Pfjtzer records a green embryo with a differentiated cotyledon in Platyclinis glumacea.
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present do not as a rule develop. Generally they merely swell and become green (Odontoglossum) though sometimes even this does not happen {Epidenirurri) ; in other cases they may form stomata and the rudi- ments of hairs (Cattkya). The only case so far known i...n which any considerable development can take place under these conditions is Bletilla hyacinthina where Bernard found that thin slender seedlings developed with distinct leaves. The food reserve of orchid seeds is most frequently oil, part of which becomes trans- formed into starch. The reserve food comes to its end just as the seed commences to become green. This is usually after three or four months, during which time very little, if any, nutriment can be obtained from the substratum, as absorbing hairs are lacking.
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'♦ Bletilla hyacinthina shows a rudimentary cotyledon according to Bernard. Treub has indicated a cotyledon in Sobralia macrantha, and Pfjtzer records a green embryo with a differentiated cotyledon in Platyclinis glumacea.
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present do not as a rule develop. Generally they merely swell and become green (Odontoglossum) though sometimes even this does not happen {Epidenirurri) ; in other cases they may form stomata and the rudi- ments of hairs (Cattkya). The only case so far known i...n which any considerable development can take place under these conditions is Bletilla hyacinthina where Bernard found that thin slender seedlings developed with distinct leaves. The food reserve of orchid seeds is most frequently oil, part of which becomes trans- formed into starch. The reserve food comes to its end just as the seed commences to become green. This is usually after three or four months, during which time very little, if any, nutriment can be obtained from the substratum, as absorbing hairs are lacking.
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