suspensor
IPA: sʌspˈɛnsɝ
noun
- (US) An athletic support; a jockstrap
- (biology) The cord which suspends the embryo, and which is attached to the radicle in the young state; the proembryo.
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Examples of "suspensor" in Sentences
- The first root and the stem arise from the cells next the suspensor.
- The suspensor is analogous to a placental mammalian's umbilical cord.
- Zygospores are striate, and borne on apposed or tong like suspensors.
- Arrows denote abnormal cell divisions in the suspensor and hypophysis.
- This field derives from Phase One of the suspensor nullification effect.
- Armor heavy double layer with suspensor field emitters in between layers.
- In WT embryos expression is seen in the lens shape and the upper suspensor cells.
- Operating long-dormant controls, he managed to get the dual bank of suspensor engines functioning.
- From the triangular stage and onward, abnormal divisions of the suspensor, QC and columella cells were detected.
- They also move quadrupedally in the trees and they also use a suspensor manner to move around in a feeding source.
- Arrowheads in (M and N) mark abnormal division in hypophysis and suspensor; vertical brackets in (O and P) mark unshaped basal region.
- Arrowheads in (B) indicate abnormal divisions in suspensor and columella initials; arrowhead in (C and D) marks abnormal division in protoderm.
- In Dicotyledons the shoot of the embryo is wholly derived from the terminal cell of the pro-embryo, from the next cell the root arises, and the remaining ones form the suspensor.
- The germinal vesicle now secretes a wall, divides into two parts, and while the rest of the embyro-sac fills with endosperm cells, it produces by cell division from the upper half a short row of cells termed a suspensor, and from the lower half a mass of cells constituting the embryo.
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