10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «APHYLLOUS»
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aphyllous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Civil and Natural History of Jamaica. Containing I. An ...
aphyllous. Scirpus-with. a. 'triangular. Stalk. i. Both these plants-are frequent in all
the shallow standing waters of the Island, especially those to the east and west of
King/ton : the stalks of both are almost hollow, and partitioned by frequent ...
Patrick Browne, Georg Dionysius Ehret,
1789
2
Vegetation Ecology of Socotra
The very rare Calligonum comosum, known only from Abdalkuri (but common in
NE Africa, mainland Arabia and extending into Pakistan), is another example of
an aphyllous shrub. It is a conspicuous fact that there are no spartinoid ...
Gary Brown, Bruno Mies,
2012
3
Ecological Communities and Processes in a Mojave Desert ...
Aphyllous C3 shrubs A significant number of woody desert shrubs and trees are
essentially leafless (aphyllous) throughout much or all of the year, and therefore
rely heavily or exclusively on stem photosynthesis (Gibson 1983). The most ...
Philip W. Rundel, Arthur C. Gibson,
2005
4
Flora of the British West Indian Islands
Leaves hoary-tomentose or villous beneath; branches of the panicle somewhat
rigid, reíiexed or spreading: heads exceeding or equalliug the small oblong Бога!
leaves, superior often aphyllous.-Ns. Amœn. Bonn. 2. t. 5 : a form with short ...
5
Lexicon Medicum, Or, Medical Dictionary: Containing an ...
Aphyllous; leafless. Applied to parts of plants: thus a stem is said to be aphyllous
when it is altogether void of leaves, as in Canola camped, dodder; Asphodelus
fistulam, kc. , Arrivaus PLANTB. Aphyllous plants, or plants without leaves.
Robert Hooper, Klein Grant,
1848
6
Flowering Plants and Ferns of Arizona
Camp (Aphyllous forms in Pyrola. Torrey Bot. Club Bui. 67: 453-465. 1940) has
points, oat recently that several collections, including one by Mearnsat Baker
Butte, Coconino County, Arh\. comprise both P. picta and aphyllous or nearly ...
Thomas Henry Kearney, Robert Hibbs Peebles,
1942
7
Invasive Plant Ecology i...
... crop <10cm;11–20cm;21–50cm;51–100cm;>100cm h:w>1; h:w = 1; h:w<1
Aphyllous; <1 cm2; 1.1–2 cm2; 2.1–3cm2; 3.1–5cm2; >5cm2 Summer annual,
winter annual, biennial, perennial monocarpic, perennial polycarpic <1 yr; 2–5yr;
5–10 ...
Booth, B.D., Murphy, S.D., Swanton, C.J.
8
Ecophysiology of Economic Plants in Arid and Semi-Arid Lands
Monttea aphylla, an aphyllous shrub of the Argentinian Monte. a transverse sec-
tionthrough a photosynthetic young stem exhibiting typical structure for
Scrophulariaceae showing epidermis with stomata, assimilative cortical
parenchyma, ...
9
New Root Formation in Plants and Cuttings
'Shootless' orchids The orchid genera Microcoelia, Taeniophyllum and
Campylocentrum within the tribe Vandeae are characterised by an apparently '
shootless' or 'aphyllous' form. In the main, the plants consist of roots (Fig. 9).
Leaves are ...
10
Orchids of Guatemala and Belize
VANILLA Swartz Stout scandent terrestrial herhs, hranching; stems with leaves or
sometimes aphyllous, emitting adventitious roots. Leaves leathery, chartaceous
or memhranous. Racerne or spikes lateral or suhterminal, short. Flowers large.
Oakes Ames, Donovan Stewart Correll,
1952