rhizoid

• 一种细丝状或根状的结构，见于苔藓、蕨类、真菌及其他一些生物体，主要起附着和吸收作用。

A slender filament or root-like structure found in mosses, ferns, fungi, and some other organisms, serving primarily for anchorage and absorption.

1. C1formalscientific

   A slender, root-like filament that anchors non-vascular plants (like mosses) and fungi to a substrate and absorbs water and nutrients.

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   • The moss uses rhizoids to attach itself to the tree bark.
   • Fungal rhizoids penetrate the soil to absorb nutrients.
   • Unlike true roots, rhizoids lack specialized vascular tissue.