Definition of charophyte in English:

charophyte

noun ˈkarəfʌɪtˈkarəˌfīt

Botany

A lower plant of the division Charophyta, such as a stonewort.
Example sentencesExamples
- Like many other charophytes desmids have no flagella; they were lost at some point in the group's evolution.
- These features suggest that the common ancestor of charophytes and land plants had a life cycle similar to that of charophytes, and that the common ancestor of bryophytes and vascular plants was gametophyte-dominant.
- Unlike the other green algae, the charophytes share with plants the phragmoplast method of cell division, and the asymmetric arrangement of their sperm flagella.
- An increase in turgor also causes a depolarization in the turgor-regulating charophytes Chara longifolia and Lamprothamnium succinctum.
- Only plants and charophytes divide their cells with the aid of a phragmoplast.

Definition of charophyte in US English:

charophyte

nounˈkarəˌfīt

Botany

A lower plant of the division Charophyta, such as a stonewort.
Example sentencesExamples
- An increase in turgor also causes a depolarization in the turgor-regulating charophytes Chara longifolia and Lamprothamnium succinctum.
- Only plants and charophytes divide their cells with the aid of a phragmoplast.
- These features suggest that the common ancestor of charophytes and land plants had a life cycle similar to that of charophytes, and that the common ancestor of bryophytes and vascular plants was gametophyte-dominant.
- Like many other charophytes desmids have no flagella; they were lost at some point in the group's evolution.
- Unlike the other green algae, the charophytes share with plants the phragmoplast method of cell division, and the asymmetric arrangement of their sperm flagella.

词汇	charophyte
释义	Definition of charophyte in English: charophyte noun ˈkarəfʌɪtˈkarəˌfīt Botany A lower plant of the division Charophyta, such as a stonewort. Example sentencesExamples Like many other charophytes desmids have no flagella; they were lost at some point in the group's evolution. These features suggest that the common ancestor of charophytes and land plants had a life cycle similar to that of charophytes, and that the common ancestor of bryophytes and vascular plants was gametophyte-dominant. Unlike the other green algae, the charophytes share with plants the phragmoplast method of cell division, and the asymmetric arrangement of their sperm flagella. An increase in turgor also causes a depolarization in the turgor-regulating charophytes Chara longifolia and Lamprothamnium succinctum. Only plants and charophytes divide their cells with the aid of a phragmoplast. Definition of charophyte in US English: charophyte nounˈkarəˌfīt Botany A lower plant of the division Charophyta, such as a stonewort. Example sentencesExamples An increase in turgor also causes a depolarization in the turgor-regulating charophytes Chara longifolia and Lamprothamnium succinctum. Only plants and charophytes divide their cells with the aid of a phragmoplast. These features suggest that the common ancestor of charophytes and land plants had a life cycle similar to that of charophytes, and that the common ancestor of bryophytes and vascular plants was gametophyte-dominant. Like many other charophytes desmids have no flagella; they were lost at some point in the group's evolution. Unlike the other green algae, the charophytes share with plants the phragmoplast method of cell division, and the asymmetric arrangement of their sperm flagella.
随便看	pretendable pretendance pretendant pretended pretended pretendedly pretendence pretender pretender pretenderism pretenders pretendership pretending pretendingly pretendings pretendment pretend not to notice pretend not to see pretendress pretends pretend to pretend to pretend to be pretend to be an invalid pretend to be ill