Thallus

... enter STPM, I have to start all over again. Here are some of my question: When I come across Bryophyta Division, I don't know what it mean by the thallus has dichotomous branching. What does it mean? What is cupules? In Funaria, what is seta? What is theca, operculum and apophysis?

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... the devious minds of those who think the human body cannot live in it's natural state. For one thing the quorem sensing, the signalling, the shaft(thallus - plant -like stem), eat your broccoli, chorella, cauliflour, corn, rye, rice, spinach,.........any which way but what is natural. What a scam, ...

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Help can ne1 help me with this? 1. The network of filaments which make up the body of a fungus is called a thallus (true or false) 2. A lichen is a symbolic relationship between a fungus and a plant (true or false) If the answer is false then wut would replace the wourd that ...

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... genus Nostoc; some lichens include multiple species of fungi. Lichens commonly grow on rocks, trees, fence posts, and similar objects. The body (thallus) of the lichen is made up of the filaments, or hyphae, of the fungus. Its typical greenish gray color is due to the combination of the chlorophyll ...

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From Dr.Stein's Bioterm book: Homothallic (adj), Homothallus (n) Greek: omoios = similar, single thallus = plant that cannot be distinguished into root, stem, leaf 8)

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