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Studies on the development of the conducting tissue-system in the gametophytes of somePolytrichales

III. Further observations on leptoids, with particular reference to their endoplasmic reticulum

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An extensive system of endoplasmic reticulum is frequently encountered in the most highly developed leptoids at certain stages of their active life. This ER shows associations with the connections in end walls, and with certain other cell components. Its possible role in translocation is suggested.

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Hébant, C. Studies on the development of the conducting tissue-system in the gametophytes of somePolytrichales . Protoplasma 87, 79–90 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01623960

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