1929
DOI: 10.1080/00378941.1929.10836336
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Les physodes des Phéophycées et l'instabilité cytoplasmique

Abstract: Arum maculatum L.-Montagne Sainte-Victoire, pelouses rocailleuses à l'ubac, entre les deux crêtes descendant, vers l'est, de la cote 1011.-Corniches, rive gauche du Verdon, en aval des Barres de Baudinard (Var). Rare en Provence. Carex oboesa Ali.-Abonde au sommet coté 1011 de la montagne Sainte-Victoire, puis sur la crête, jusqu'au col des Portes.-Se retrouve, rare, au sommet de Sainte-Confosse, près Jouques (Bouches-du-Rhône), ait. 780 m.; puis au Pain de Munition, près Pourrières (Var). Piptatherum paradoxu… Show more

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“…Physode movement has been observed by several researchers (Crato 1896;Hansteen 1900;Mangenot 1921;Chadefaud 1929;Evans and Holligan 1972). Hunger (1902) described physodes as oscillating in one position, whilst others describe an amoeboid or Brownian movement (Mangenot 1921;Chadefaud 1929).…”
Section: Physode Movement Around the Cellmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Physode movement has been observed by several researchers (Crato 1896;Hansteen 1900;Mangenot 1921;Chadefaud 1929;Evans and Holligan 1972). Hunger (1902) described physodes as oscillating in one position, whilst others describe an amoeboid or Brownian movement (Mangenot 1921;Chadefaud 1929).…”
Section: Physode Movement Around the Cellmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Physode movement has been observed by several researchers (Crato 1896;Hansteen 1900;Mangenot 1921;Chadefaud 1929;Evans and Holligan 1972). Hunger (1902) described physodes as oscillating in one position, whilst others describe an amoeboid or Brownian movement (Mangenot 1921;Chadefaud 1929). In the past, this physode movement was attributed to their semi-liquid or liquid composition (Crato 1896;Dangeard 1930;Defer 1930;Kylin 1938;Pellegrini 1980).…”
Section: Physode Movement Around the Cellmentioning
confidence: 99%
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