seta

IPA: sˈɛtʌ

noun

  • A bristle or hair
  • (botany) The stalk of a moss sporangium, or occasionally in a liverwort.
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Examples of "seta" in Sentences

  • The seta is short, the capsule being usually raised upon the archegoniophore.
  • There is great variety in the length of the seta, which is sometimes practically absent.
  • The adhesive is so strong that a single seta can lift the weight of an ant 200 µN = 20 mg.
  • The mayor did not seta speed record, however, in dismissing a commissioner who did not work out.
  • We took a single gecko foot hair (seta) and made the first direct measurement of its adhesive function ...
  • We discovered that the seta is 10 times more adhesive than predicted from prior measurement on whole animals.
  • In the Jubuloideae, which in other respects form a well-marked group, the seta is short and the elaters extend from the upper part of the capsule to the base; at dehiscence they remain fixed to the valves into which the capsule splits.

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