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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «GAMOGENETICALLY» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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1
The Horticulturist's Guide: A Quick Reference for Cultivation
... grow rooms, or where the temperature does not drop females constantly make
up the population) Aphids will continually produce a • gamogenetically (asexually
) without interruption Since young can become adults and » reproduce in just a ...
Thus A, the asexual individual, produces B agamogeneticaliy, and that
developing sexual crgans reproduces A gamogenetically, which in its turn again
agamogeneticaliy produces B, and so on. This alternation of an asexual with a
sexual ...
... the second vein (M) simple or once or twice branched; the single annual
gamogenetically produced generation, only, developing externally as eggs ; the
parthenogenetically produced larva completely developed when deposited,
rarely with ...
4
The predatory Cladocera (Onychopoda: Podonidae, ...
Leptodora reproduces parthenogenetically and gamogenetically. In late May -
early June the first spring generation of females, hatched from resting eggs,
reaches maturity. These females become mature at a size of ca 5 mm. The
number of ...
For one sailor derelict in the matter of what may be termed 100 per cent American
(if not always Anglo-Saxon) sex morals, there are unquestionably a dozen or
more who are as gamogenetically upright and praiseworthy as so many guinea ...
Henry Louis Mencken, George Jean Nathan, 1925
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Videnskabelige meddelelser fra Dansk naturhistorisk forening ...
All in all, the experiment has proved that although the females which have
wintered may be forced to reproduce gamogenetically, they have shown less
tendency to do so than the ex-ephippio females. - Experiment 5. On the
production of ...
7
AMERICAN MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY: TRANSACTIONS
Interspecific hybridization between closely related species of Cladocera probably
does occur in nature, but quite likely, at least in the chydorids, the hybrid is
gamogenetically, or even parthenogenetically, sterile, and hence there can be no
...
8
Guide to the insects of Connecticut, part IV: the Hemiptera ...
... the second vein (M) simple or once or twice branched; the single annual
gamogenetically produced generation, only, developing externally as eggs ; the
parthenogenetically produced larva completely developed when deposited,
rarely with ...
Wilton Everett Britton, 1923
Reproduction is accomplished gamogenetically and vivi- parously, as in all
mammalia. The zoosperms of mankind are about 0mm,04 (j^s inch) in length.
The seminal fluid is an 1 Martin's The Hvman Dody, Chap. XXXVI. albuminous
liquid ...
Daniel Greenleaf Thompson, 1884
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Proceedings of the ... ICRS
... state of interplanetary medium. 2. Discussion The results are reported for a
systematic study to observe both the long as well as the short-term changes in
the cosmic ray daily variation during the gamogenetically quiet periods, for the
interval ...
