"nematogone" meaning in English

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          "text": "I have not found any trace of germination in the filaments, but there can be no doubt that the terminal rounded cell can function as a nematogone, and probably the basal cell also, to judge by what happens in the European species B, capillare p. where the form and develop¬ ment of the brutfMen are, in the main, very similar.",
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        "(bryology) A thin-walled reproductive cell found in the gemmae of certain mosses."
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