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caudatum

 [kaw-da´tum]
the caudate nucleus.

cau·date nu·cle·us

[TA]
an elongated curved mass of gray matter, consisting of an anterior thick portion, the caput [TA] or head [TA], which protrudes into the anterior horn of the lateral ventricle, a portion extending along the floor of the body of the lateral ventricle, known as the corpus [TA] or body [TA], and an elongated curved thin portion, the cauda [TA] or tail [TA], which curves downward, backward, and forward in the temporal lobe in the posterolateral wall of the temporal horn of the lateral ventricle.
Synonym(s): nucleus caudatus [TA], caudatum

caudatum

the caudate nucleus.
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Toxic effects of acephate on Paramecium caudatum with special emphasis on morphology, behaviour, and generation time.
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The nucellar epidermis and micropyle of Ornithogalum caudatum (Liliaceae) with a review of these structures in other taxa.
The nucellus and chalaza in monocotyledons: structure and schematics
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Multiple Heavy Metal Tolerant Ciliates, Oxytricha fallax and Paramecium caudatum, Isolated From Industrial Effluents and Their Potential Use in Wastewater Treatment
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Genetic variation and relationships among seedling vigor traits in sorghum. (Crop Breeding, Genetics & Cytology)
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Comparative assessment of variation among sorghum germplasm accessions using seed morphology and RAPD measurements. (Plant Genetic Resources)
2% of the accessions assigned to caudatum, durra, guinea, durra-caudatum, and guinea-caudatum forms.
Core Collection of Sorghum: I. Stratification Based on Eco-Geographical Data
Conversely, Core C and Core L differed significantly from the landrace collection for latitudinal, continental (except Asia for the Core L) and racial distributions (except caudatum, guinea-bicolor, and guinea-durra for Core C, and guinea-bicolor, guinea-durra, and durra-caudatum for Core L).
Core Collection of Sorghum: II. Comparison of Three Random Sampling Strategies

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