10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AUTOECIOUSLY»
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Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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Fungi of the Duke Forest and Their Relation to Forest Pathology
Since the alternate hosts, species of fir, do not occur in this region, the rust is
forced to maintain itself autoeciously. Its biology, iuider this condition. is worthy of
study. Recent studies by Kamei (1930) show that aeciospores develop on Abics ...
Frederick Adolph Wolf, Kenneth Howard Garren, J. K. Miller, 1938
Since the alternate hosts, species of fir, do not occur in this region, the rust is
forced to maintain itself autoeciously. Its biology, under this condition, is worthy of
study. Recent studies by Kamei (1980) show that aeciospores develop on Abies
...
Norfolk Academy of Medicine, 1935
Milesina rusts in general, must probably propagate by both modes of life cycle,
autoeciously and heteroeciously, just like Uredinopsis rusts. The respective
developmental periods of each organ, however, are generally longer resulting in
a ...
Hokkaidō Daigaku. Nōgakubu, 1940
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Infection of jack pine in Wisconsin by Cronartium quercuum ...
Its ability to infect pine autoeciously seems advantageous because it is less
subject to mishaps in transfer from host to host and to vagaries of weather which
may, by a single night of oak-leaf -killing frost, almost preclude all pine infection
for ...
William Thomas McGrath, 1967
Since the alternate hosts, species of fir, do not occur in this region, the rust is
forced to maintain itself autoeciously. Its biology, under this condition, is worthy of
study. Recent studies by Kamei (1930) show that aeciospores develop on Abies
...
Since the alternate hosts, species of fir, do not occur in this region, the rust is
forced to maintain itself autoeciously. Its biology, under this condition, is worthy of
study. Recent studies by Kamci (19:50) show that aeciospores develop on Abies
...
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Journal of the Faculty of Agriculture, Hokkaido Imperial ...
Milesina rusts in general, must probably propagate by both modes of life cycle,
autoeciously and heteroeeiously, just like Uredinopsis rusts. The respective
developmental periods of. each organ, however, are generally longer resulting in
a ...
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Aphidologists' Newsletter
The aphid also can live autoeciously on Hibiscus syriacus. and both oviparae
and males occur on this host, though produced out of phase so that migration
normally takes place between different individual plants. Here again
hybridization ...
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The Art of the Scythians: The Interpenetration of Cultures ...
This volume offers a detailed consideration of the style, technology, and iconographic implications of the art of the Scythians, organized by object typology and chronology, and considered against a broader historical, expressive, and ...
