Key difference between smooth walled rhizoids and tuberculate rhizoids
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Tuberculate rhizoids always lie parallel to the lower surface of the thallus and usually do not extend out to the scales. ... Smooth-walled rhizoids are per- pendicular to the surface of the thallus and grow toward moist soil. The average diameter of smooth- walled rhizoids is about 31.0 ļum
Tuberculate rhizoids always lie parallel to the lower surface of the thallus and usually do not extend out to the scales. ... Smooth-walled rhizoids are per- pendicular to the surface of the thallus and grow toward moist soil. The average diameter of smooth- walled rhizoids is about 31.0 ļum
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the difference between the school walled rhizoids and tubercular right sides is the location and the direction of growth of the right sides with respect to the thallus.
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- the smooth walled rhizoids are perpendicular to that of the thallus full star as a result the growth of the rice side is towards the direction of the soil.
- On the other hand the the circular rhizoids grows parallel to the surface of the rhizoids
- As a result of this the growth of this type of rhizoid never come close to the soil. This is because the rice grows perpendicular to the axis connecting the right side and the the soil.
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