monosiphonous
monosiphonous
[¦män·ō′sī·fə·nəs] (biology)
Having a single central tube, as in the thallus of certain filamentous algae or the hydrocaulus of some hydrozoans.
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Description: Thallus diminutive and inconspicuous, erect, between 0.7 cm and 0.9 cm, with one calcified monostromatic blade on a
monosiphonous stipe, light green (Fig.
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