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coenocyte

botany
Also known as: coenocytic cell
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  • fern life cycle
    plant development
    / Nutritional dependence of the embryo

    …cell-wall formation so that a coenocyte is produced; later, partitioning of the cytoplasm results in a cellular tissue.

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    …cell-wall formation so that a coenocyte is produced; later, partitioning of the cytoplasm results in a cellular tissue.

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  • panther cap mushroom
    fungus
    / Structure of the thallus

    , coenocytic) hyphae the nuclei are scattered throughout the cytoplasm. In septate hyphae each cell may contain one to many nuclei, depending on the type of fungus or the stage of hyphal development. The cells of fungi are similar in structure to those of many other…

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    , coenocytic) hyphae the nuclei are scattered throughout the cytoplasm. In septate hyphae each cell may contain one to many nuclei, depending on the type of fungus or the stage of hyphal development. The cells of fungi are similar in structure to those of many other…

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