2019
DOI: 10.15298/arctoa.28.15
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An attempt to create air sacs in spores? On the unusual spore structure in moss Encalypta longicollis

Abstract: An empty perine processes covering spore surface are discovered in Encalypta longicollis, being likely the first known case of the gas-filled structures in moss spores. TEM images perform a diversity of variants of inner structure of these processes, showing a progressive decomposition of their inner material, from spongy to lacunose and finally resulting with a cavity in their middle up to half of their volume. The decomposition is associated with the spreading of osmiophilous compound, which fills the spongy… Show more

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