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microsporangium
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mi·cro·spo·ran·gi·um  (mkr-sp-rnj-m)
n. pl. mi·cro·spo·ran·gi·a (-j-)
A structure in which microspores are formed.
micro·spo·rangi·ate (-j-t) adj.
microsporangium [ˌmaɪkrəʊspɔːˈrændʒɪəm]
n pl -gia [-dʒɪə]
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Botany) the structure in certain spore-bearing plants in which the microspores are formed: corresponds to the pollen sac in seed plants Compare megasporangium
microsporangium  (mkr-sp-rnj-m)
Plural microsporangia
A plant structure in which microspores are formed. The pollen-producing male cones of a pine consist of many microsporangia, where the microspores of the pine develop into pollen grains to be dispersed.
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Noun1.microsporangium - a plant structure that produces microsporesmicrosporangium - a plant structure that produces microspores
sporangium, spore case, spore sac - organ containing or producing spores
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Microsporangiate sporophylls soft, lacking an apical spine or with a very slender, tightly appressed apiculus Section Stangerioides 2.
The genus Cycas (Cycadaceae) in Vietnam by Hill, Ken D.; Nguyen, Hiep T.; Loc, Phan K. / The Botanical Review
Generally, microsporangiate and ovulate strobili are the same color within a species.
Cycads of Colombia by Stevenson, Dennis Wm. / The Botanical Review
in the microsporangiate scales, the male cone axis, and the peduncule of male cone, as well as between scales of female cones when receptive.
Spatial distribution, population structure, and fecundity of ... by Farrera, Miguel Angel Perez; Vovides, Andrew P. / The Botanical Review
 
 
 
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