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elaters's Usage Examples:

branches called archegoniophores or carocephala, and (b) sterile cells celled elaters inside the sporangium.

The spores have four elaters that act as moisture-sensitive springs, assisting spore dispersal through.

The elaters are yellowish, often branches, and varying in size and form.

"elaters", see Elateridae; for the genus within Elateridae, see Elater (beetle).

At that time, the elaters uncoil to extend out from the spore and will catch air currents.

The pseudo-elaters are multi-cellular, unlike the elaters of liverworts.

A cross section through a horsetail strobilus, showing spores with elaters.

In the hornworts, elaters are branched clusters of cells that develop in the sporophyte.

The elaters are helical.

For the family of beetles commonly called "elaters", see Elateridae; for the genus within Elateridae, see Elater (beetle).

(microscopic view, no spores are visible) Spores and elaters from a horsetail.

detailed description of the capillitium threads, which MacBride described as “elaters” in reference to their ability to disperse spores.

are red-brown in colour, usually larger than 20 μm in diameter, and lack elaters.

Synonyms:

firefly, click beetle, family Elateridae, fire beetle, Elateridae, elaterid, beetle, Pyrophorus noctiluca, skipjack, snapping beetle, elaterid beetle,

Antonyms:

stay in place, intrusive,