Sentence examples for transverse divisions from inspiring English sources

By transverse divisions, the basal cell forms a filament, the suspensor, of up to ten cells, the end cell of which swells to form an absorbing organ.

QC cell divisions were quantified by determining the number of transverse divisions.

The basal cell underwent two transverse divisions to form the suspensor, composed of a single line of four cells.

Hence, both CYCD1 1 and CYCD3 3 contribute to the extra transverse divisions observed in the wox5-1 embryonic QC.

Note that in cultured tobacco cells, transverse divisions are the norm and that isodiametric cells come about through an increased frequency of longitudinal (periclinal) divisions.

In the toz mutant, the first division of the zygote is normal, but the longitudinal division planes of the apical cell are generally replaced by transverse divisions [ 28].

c An additional transverse division results in the formation of a three-celled embryo.

In G. elata, an anticlinal divisions in the terminal cell of the three-celled embryo resulted in the formation of a four-celled embryo (Fig. 6d), and in G. nantoensis, the occurrences of an anticlinal division in the terminal cell and transverse division in the subterminal cell of the three-celled embryo gave rise to a five-celled embryo (Fig. 7d).

The male can be distinguished from Z. rufipes by the large spot of white scales at the beginning of the thoracic slope (which is lacking in Z. rufipes), and by the longitudinal division present on the bulb of the pedipalp (Z. rufipes has a transverse division).

We have considered if they represent immature forms, but the consistent number of tentacles and mesenteries, as well as the circumferential grooves that preserve ongoing transverse division make an adult interpretation plausible.

To date we can infer that the most basal form of substrata relationship and reproduction within the extant flabellid genera is fixed (fragile pedicel), with transverse division as the main reproduction mode respectively (as observed in Truncatoflabellum).