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Definition of diaspore in English: diasporenoun ˈdʌɪəspɔːˈdaɪəˌspɔr Botany A spore, seed, or other structure that functions in plant dispersal; a propagule. Example sentencesExamples - These plots were colonized significantly more often by bryophytes and vascular plants with lighter diaspores, dispersed by the wind (light anemochores) or by animals (endozoochores and myrmecochores).
- This clonal and recombinant species, which produces both vegetative and sexual diaspores, is considered endangered in most parts of Central Europe and in other industrialized regions.
- It is still not known whether Trebouxia algae are free living and it cannot be concluded that Trebouxia are wind-distributed from other continents to the Antarctic area in the same way as discussed for vegetative diaspores.
- Natural riparian zones are also effective pathways for plant dispersal: the rivers carry large numbers of plant diaspores over long distances, and riparian zones are rich in water-dispersed plants and rapidly spreading exotics.
- The fruit of B. monosperma is a single-seeded samara and disperses as a diaspore.
Definition of diaspore in US English: diasporenounˈdīəˌspôrˈdaɪəˌspɔr Botany A spore, seed, or other structure that functions in plant dispersal; a propagule. Example sentencesExamples - The fruit of B. monosperma is a single-seeded samara and disperses as a diaspore.
- These plots were colonized significantly more often by bryophytes and vascular plants with lighter diaspores, dispersed by the wind (light anemochores) or by animals (endozoochores and myrmecochores).
- This clonal and recombinant species, which produces both vegetative and sexual diaspores, is considered endangered in most parts of Central Europe and in other industrialized regions.
- It is still not known whether Trebouxia algae are free living and it cannot be concluded that Trebouxia are wind-distributed from other continents to the Antarctic area in the same way as discussed for vegetative diaspores.
- Natural riparian zones are also effective pathways for plant dispersal: the rivers carry large numbers of plant diaspores over long distances, and riparian zones are rich in water-dispersed plants and rapidly spreading exotics.
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