10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ACRODROMOUS»
Discover the use of
acrodromous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
acrodromous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Correlation of the Silurian Rocks of Australia, New Zealand, ...
Venation perfect acrodromous with a pair of acrodromous secondaries
completely separate from one another and decurrent upon the midvein; tertiaries
fine, transverse, slightly irregular in course; those in the upper two-thirds of the
leaf ...
William B. N. Berry, Arthur James Boucot, 1977
2
Cinnamon and Cassia: The Genus Cinnamomum
A representative leaf of cinnamon showing the typical acrodromous venation
pattern. 2. A leaf of camphor tree showing the acrodromous and pinnate-
brochydodromous type of venation. Shylaja (1984) also reported acrodromous
venation ...
P. N. Ravindran, K Nirmal-Babu, M Shylaja, 2003
3
Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand
"Cinnamomum" venation, i.e., two strong basal acrodromous veins extending for
about two-thirds of the length of the lamina with a few closely-spaced laterals
near the apex, may be an example of Arber's "ascendancy of laterals".
Alternatively ...
4
Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand
Development acrodromous. Interpretation of longitudinal veins as being extreme
development of acrodromous condition implies massive development of basal
lateral segment to exclusion of more apical ones. Development of lamina within ...
5
Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand
2.5) Mesophyll, only the base is preserved, but leaf at least 65 mm broad;
probably somewhat broad ovate; apex missing; base rounded; margin entire;
venation acrodromous, suprabasal; primaries 3, laterals arising at moderate
angle and ...
Venation perfect acrodromous with a pair of acrodromous secondaries
completely separate from one another and decurrent upon the midvein; tertiaries
fine, transverse, slightly irregular in course; those in the upper two-thirds of the
leaf ...
7
Bulletin of the Florida Museum of Natural History
Venation basal acrodromous, of three primary veins, two secondary veins basal
acrodromous. Tertiary veins mixed opposite, alternate percurrent, tertiary vein
angle acute. Discussion. — The general shape, size, margin, and prominent
basal ...
8
Paleopalynology: Second Edition
... acrodromous, narrowly obovate, monocotyledonoid (Acaciaephyllum); k, first
rank, pinnately veined, reniform (Proteaephyllum reniforme); l, first rank, serrate (
Quercophyllum); m, first rank, narrowly obovate (Rogersia); n, first rank, broadly ...
9
Flowering Plants. Eudicots: Berberidopsidales, Buxales, ...
Leaf venation pinnate or brochidodromous (very rarely, acrodromous); plants
woody; flowers strictly epigynous, diplostemonous; stamen connectives
generallyprovidedwithdepressedellipticterpenoid- producing dorsal glands;
anthers with ...
Klaus Kubitzki, C. Bayer, P.F. Stevens, 2007
10
The Late Oligocene (28--27 Ma) Guang River Flora from the ...
Smilax (Smilacaceae) has a cordate or shallowly cordate base, secondary veins
arising from the midvein, acrodromous or campylodromous venation, and
generally 3 to 5 (rarely more) primary veins. Piperalean families such as
Piperaceae ...
