Synopsis
Excerpt from The Development of the Conceptacle in Fucus: A Dissertation
These conceptacles are not formed in the interior of the tissue, but as depressions in the surface which become walled in by the surrounding tissue, and so overgrown that at length only a narrow channel remains, opening out ward. The layer of cells which clothes the hollow is thus a continuation of the external epidermal layer of the thallus, and since the filaments which produce the antheridia and oogonia sprout from these, these latter are, morphologically, trichomes.
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