1997
DOI: 10.1080/00173139709362628
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Observations on spore ultrastructure in six species ofGrimmia(Bryopsida)

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“…5 A, B), and different degrees of specialization according to the species. G. orbicularis, G. pulvinata spores are polarised, with a thick perine cover and plastids with reduced internal membrane system (Estébanez et al 1997). Nevertheless, many sporal characters of Grimmia funalis, including symmetry, thylakoid development, and even occasional presence of irregular intine protrusions, link both genera.…”
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“…5 A, B), and different degrees of specialization according to the species. G. orbicularis, G. pulvinata spores are polarised, with a thick perine cover and plastids with reduced internal membrane system (Estébanez et al 1997). Nevertheless, many sporal characters of Grimmia funalis, including symmetry, thylakoid development, and even occasional presence of irregular intine protrusions, link both genera.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Brownish colours could be related with plastid reduction, but at least in some cases it is due to the spore wall opacity (Horton, 1982;Estébanez et al 1997). Plastid reduction in mature spores has been proved only in Funaria, Sphagnum, Dawsonia, Riella (cf.…”
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