primordium|primordia in English

noun

[praɪ'mɔrdɪəm /-'mɔːd-]

beginning stage, first stage, initial phase

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1. After the production of sepal primordia, common stamen–nectary primordia arise. Nectary primordia are produced abaxially as a result of bifurcations of the common stamen–nectary primordia.

2. Fructose rapiddecreased during root primordium forming.

3. Sacrifice Seal of Primordium : Destroy target artifact or enchantment.

4. They bifurcate to form separate petal and stamen primordia.

5. Consequently, instead of forming radial arms, the primordia form spirals.

6. Anlage definition is - the foundation of a subsequent development; especially : primordium.

7. Latent root primordium was not found in shoots in test tubes. The induced root primordium which originated from the division and differentiation of pith ray cell developed into the adventitious roots.

8. In the case of stamen primordia, the outer corpus is also involved.

9. 21 Latent root primordium was not found in shoots in test tubes. The induced root primordium which originated from the division and differentiation of pith ray cell developed into the adventitious roots.

10. ‘Indeed, at the end of stage II, scutellum, coleoptile, Coleorhiza, primary root primordium, and leaf …

11. 29 This is quickly followed by the appearance of the second whorl of stamen primordia.

12. What does Anlage mean? The initial clustering of embryonic cells from which a part or an organ develops; primordium

13. As in the flower of P. densus, the two lateral stamens are each initiated as two separate primordia.

14. A spiral arrangement of primordia was neither observed in the androecium nor the gynoecium of the species studied.

15. Two ovule primordia formed adaxially, one on each side of the median longitudinal axis of each ovuliferous scale.

16. The flower primordia take a quadrangular shape when the four perianth parts and stamens are beginning to differentiate.

17. Coleoptile is a protective sheath commonly found in monocotyledons that covers the emerging leaf primordia and shoot apex of the developing embryo in the seed

18. 18 The meristematic cells of leaf primordium and the young leaf cells contain polymorphous protein bodies which are generally located in the internal side of vacuole membrane.

19. Coleoptile is the pointed protective sheath covering the emerging shoot in monocotyledons such as grasses in which few leaf primordia and shoot apex of monocot embryo remain enclosed

20. 25 GA3 content the decreasing trend in the induction period of adventitious root primordia of mutant of P. tomentosaand and P. dakuanensis and the increasing trend in the expression period.

21. The cambium gives rise first to longitudinal Amphiphloic bundles, then to horizontal Amphiphloic bundles and to the primordia of the adventive roots, which arise always in longitudinal rows of four

22. The Abomasum in a fetus of 2.3 cm in length (estimated to be 1 month old) was a separated compartment situated to be caudo-ventral to the primordium on the median plane

23. The early stages of the androecium development are very similar inEchinodorus macrophyllus, E. intermedius, Alisma plantago-aquatica andSagittaria lancifolia: The six staminal primordia differentiate pair-wise on both sides of the petals.

24. Anlage (biology) In embryology, Anlage is the primordium, the initial clustering of embryonic cells that serves as a foundation from which a body Full article >>> Definition from Wiktionary, a free dictionary.

25. PeIiod of Bloomingis about oneweek and theinvestigdtor must know the bloomlng period・ Table 1 Approximate date of first evidence of sepal primordia andof flユ11bloomfoI・Mission Olivevarietyatfourlocalities in Ca．1iわⅠ・nia．（1946）