The British Charophyta
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Branchlets rather rigid, strongly incurved, especially in the male plant, usually of 8-9 segments, the upper 1-2 ecorticate. Bract-cells normally 7, one pair only developed, short, bracteoles and bractlet elongated, but shorter than the fruit. Oogonia and antheridia solitary, usually produced at the lowest 2-3 nodes. Oogonium narrowly ellipsoid, c. 750 (jl long (excl. cor.), 400 \l broad ; spiral-cells showing 13-14 convolutions ; coronuh, c. 200 [x long, 185 ,u. broad, the cells strongly conni...vent and tapering to the apex.
Oospore nearly cylindrical, very truncate below, c. 500- 600 [I long, 250-300 n broad, very dark brown to black, showing 12-13 faint ridges, terminating in inconspicuous basal claws ; outer membrane thick laminated, semi- rigid, opaque, dark red-brown, granulated, with clearly- dfefined, very numerous but non-contiguous granules.
Antheridium large, c. 600-700 (x in diameter.
Habitat. — In pools, lagoons, etc., near the sea, in a few scattered localities, and by no means plentiful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Branchlets rather rigid, strongly incurved, especially in the male plant, usually of 8-9 segments, the upper 1-2 ecorticate. Bract-cells normally 7, one pair only developed, short, bracteoles and bractlet elongated, but shorter than the fruit. Oogonia and antheridia solitary, usually produced at the lowest 2-3 nodes. Oogonium narrowly ellipsoid, c. 750 (jl long (excl. cor.), 400 \l broad ; spiral-cells showing 13-14 convolutions ; coronuh, c. 200 [x long, 185 ,u. broad, the cells strongly conni...vent and tapering to the apex.
Oospore nearly cylindrical, very truncate below, c. 500- 600 [I long, 250-300 n broad, very dark brown to black, showing 12-13 faint ridges, terminating in inconspicuous basal claws ; outer membrane thick laminated, semi- rigid, opaque, dark red-brown, granulated, with clearly- dfefined, very numerous but non-contiguous granules.
Antheridium large, c. 600-700 (x in diameter.
Habitat. — In pools, lagoons, etc., near the sea, in a few scattered localities, and by no means plentiful.
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