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1. Coleorhiza - find the meaning, anagrams and hook words with Coleorhiza and much more

2. The Coleorhiza is characteristic of …

3. Coleoptile is different from coleorhiza

4. Cite this entry as: (2008) Coleorhiza

5. …tissues of the root and Coleorhiza

6. Definition of Coleorhiza in the Definitions.net dictionary

7. What does Coleorhiza mean? Information and translations of Coleorhiza in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

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9. Coleorhiza is the sterile protective covering of the radicle

10. The root-cap and Coleorhiza, were strongly labelled.’

11. Coleorhiza protects the embryonic root or the radicle.

12. Coleorhiza - WordReference English dictionary, questions, discussion and forums

13. Coleorhiza (redirected from Coleorhizae) Also found in: Medical, Encyclopedia

14. Coleorhiza is also known as Coleorhiza and root sheath and it is the layer of tissue (sheath-like structure) which surrounds the root in the seed

15. This explains the main difference between coleoptile and Coleorhiza.

16. Coleorhiza ( pl . coleorhizae ) The protective sheath surrounding the radicle in grasses.

17. Coleorhiza and coleoptile are the protective sheaths covering _____ and _____ respectively

18. Coleorhiza: A protective sheath enclosing the embryonic root of grasses.

19. Coleorhiza is the first thing which grows out of the seed during germination

20. While coleorhiza stays within the soil, Coleoptile emerges out of the soil

21. (b) Coleorhiza, coleoptile (c) seed coat, testa (d) micropyle (e) starch

22. Coleorhiza In a grass seed, a protective sheath surrounding the radicle

23. Source for information on Coleorhiza: A Dictionary of Plant Sciences dictionary.

24. The Coleorhiza is pale in colour and does not contain any chlorophyll

25. This is the main function of Coleorhiza which is seen in monocotyledons

26. Coleorhiza is a sheath that protects the roots of certain plants in germination.

27. The Coleorhiza is characteristic of cereal grains; it is also present in eucalypti

28. Coleorhiza meaning and definition: – it is the sheath that covers the radicle in a monocot seed

29. Hairs then are often formed on the parts of the Coleorhiza exposed to air.

30. Coleorhiza a calyptrate sheath that surrounds the primary root, enclosed in the seed of a plant

31. Synonyms for Coleorhiza include sheath, coleoptile, epimysium, fascia, neurilemma, ochrea, perimysium, perineurium, sarcolemma and tunica

32. Coleorhiza definition: a protective sheath around the radicle in grasses Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

33. Coleorhiza is the undifferentiated sheath which encloses the radicle and root cap in a monocot seed

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

35. Coleorhiza a structure similar to the COLEOPTILE but located around the radicle of young seedlings

36. Stevenson (1990, page 20), however, is of the opinion that a tree Coleorhiza is unique to the grasses and that cycads do not have a true Coleorhiza. During germination, the elongating embryo rips a circular segment from the perisperm which can sometimes be seen as a cap on the apex of the ' Coleorhiza ' as it emerges from the sclerotesta (Fig.

37. Coleorhiza plays a major role in causing dormancy by acting as a barrier to root emergence and that after-ripening potentiates molecular changes related to ABA metabolism and sensitivity that ultimately lead to degradation of the Coleorhiza, root emergence, and germination.

38. Coleorhiza definition is - the sheath investing the radicle in some monocotyledonous plants through which the roots emerge.

39. The word Coleorhiza uses 10 letters: a, c, e, h, i, l, o, o, r, z

40. Monocot embryo has protective sheaths around plumule and radicle that are known as coleoptile and Coleorhiza …

41. Normally the Coleorhiza is the first part of the oat embryo to break through the seed coat during germination

42. Coleorhiza is a protective sheath in the monocot seed that protects the root tip or the radicle

43. The Coleorhiza, coleorrhiza or root sheath is a layer of tissue that surrounds the root in the monocot seed.

44. Coleorhiza is a sheath-like structure found in a plant seed that connects the coleoptile to the primary root and acts as a protective covering enclosing the plumule and radicle.The structure Coleorhiza in a maize grain is the covering of the radicle.

45. Coleorhiza is a sheath-like structure connecting the coleoptile to the primary root, defending the radicle in monocots while coleoptile is a pointed protective sheath covering the emerging shoot in monocots. While Coleorhiza stays within the soil, coleoptile emerges out of the soil

46. Anatomical and transcriptomic studies of the Coleorhiza reveal the importance of this tissue in regulating dormancy in barley

47. Coleorhiza a structure similar to the COLEOPTILE but located around the radicle of young seedlings. Collins Dictionary of Biology, 3rd ed

48. The control of germination by Coleorhiza‐enforced dormancy in grasses is an example of the convergent evolution of mechanical restraint by overlaying tissues

49. Coleorhiza (plural Coleorhizae) A sheath -like structure found in a monocotyledon plant seed that acts as a protective covering enclosing the radicle.

50. A Coleorhiza is found in the embryos of the grass family (Poaceae) but its origin and homology is disputed (Black et al