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The effects of the substratum on the morphology of the rhizoids of Fucus germlings

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The effects of the substratum on the morphology of the rhizoids of Fucus germlings

Auteurs : F. G. Hardy [Royaume-Uni] ; B. L. Moss [Royaume-Uni]

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Estuarine and Coastal Marine Science [ 0302-3524 ] ; 1979.

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- Academic press, Adhesive mucilage, Adhesive mucilages, Attachment, Chemical nature, Coastal marine science, Culture dishes, Developmental stages, Different substrata, External sign, Fertilization, Fibre, Fucus, Fucus germlings, Fucus spiralis, Germling, Germlings, Glass coverslips, Granule size, Greater degree, Initial attachment, Magnesian limestone, Marine algae, Marine biology, More spores, Morphology, Mucilage, Nylon, Nylon fabric, Polar axis, Polarised zygote results, Primary attachment, Primary rhizoid, Rhizoid, Rhizoid attachment, Rough substrata, Rough substratum, Rough surface, Scanning electron microscopy, Significant difference, Smooth substrata, Smooth substratum, Smooth surface, Soft rocks, Spiralis, Sterile seawater, Substrata, Substratum, Surface area, Surface roughness, Surface structure, Tidal zone, Wave action, Zygote.
Teeft :
- Academic press, Adhesive mucilage, Adhesive mucilages, Attachment, Chemical nature, Coastal marine science, Culture dishes, Developmental stages, Different substrata, External sign, Fertilization, Fibre, Fucus, Fucus germlings, Fucus spiralis, Germling, Germlings, Glass coverslips, Granule size, Greater degree, Initial attachment, Magnesian limestone, Marine algae, Marine biology, More spores, Morphology, Mucilage, Nylon, Nylon fabric, Polar axis, Polarised zygote results, Primary attachment, Primary rhizoid, Rhizoid, Rhizoid attachment, Rough substrata, Rough substratum, Rough surface, Scanning electron microscopy, Significant difference, Smooth substrata, Smooth substratum, Smooth surface, Soft rocks, Spiralis, Sterile seawater, Substrata, Substratum, Surface area, Surface roughness, Surface structure, Tidal zone, Wave action, Zygote.

Abstract

Abstract: Laboratory experiments concerning the development of marine algae most frequently employ glass as a substratum. A study involving scanning electron microscopy indicates that for species of Fucus this is a very artificial substratum resulting in young plants whose morphology differs markedly from that encountered on more natural substrata of rocks from the seashore. An experiment is also described to relate the strength of the attachment of the germlings to glass with increased time, following fertilization.

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DOI: 10.1016/0302-3524(79)90081-1

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The effects of the substratum on the morphology of the rhizoids of Fucus germlings

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