Claim · model-written summary
Anterior and posterior basal bodies nearly fully overlapped.
- Taxon
- Treubia tasmanicaTreubia tasmanicat0
- Outcome
- nearly total overlap between the anterior and posterior basal bodiese0
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Verbatim
e0“nearly total overlap between the anterior and posterior basal bodies”
t0“Treubia tasmanica”
Title
Blepharoplast Morphology in Treubia tasmanica (Hepaticae: Treubiales)
Zane B. Carothers; Ann E. Rushing The Bryologist 1990. doi:10.2307/3243604
Other claims from this paper (7)
- Observation Treubia blepharoplast morphology strongly resembled Haplomitrium.
- Observation Treubia had a spline up to 104 microtubules wide, the widest reported for a bryophyte.
- Observation The spline aperture was open and left of the spline midline.
- Observation The anterior basal body was left of the spline midline and left-divergent.
- Observation These six characters contrasted sharply with three metzgerialian representatives.
- Observation The evidence supports an isolated position and ordinal rank for Treubia.
- Observation Treubia shows an affinity with the calobryalian line.