10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BICARPELLARY»
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1
The Classification of Flowering Plants
Thus the inferior bicarpellary ovary of Umbellifers splits when ripe into two
mericarps, which have generally a leathery pericarp. The superior bi- or tri-
carpellary ovary of the Maple splits into two or three one-seeded mericarps with a
tough ...
Alfred Barton Rendle,
1967
Gynoecium bicarpellary, syncarpous, but carpels not obliquely placed. obliquely
placed in the flower. 8. Placenta not swollen. 8. Placenta swollen. Table A.23
Labiatae, Boraginaceae and Scrophulariaceae sometimes 2-lipped. sometimes ...
3
Genetics: Classical to Modern
... 5 stamens, syngenesious C~A epipetalous p~/\ epitepalous G0 Gynoecium
absent G2 2 carpels, apocarpous G(2) 2 carpels, syncarpous G(2) bicarpellary,
syncarpous, superior G(2)_ bicarpellary, syncarpous, semi-inferior G(2)
bicarpellary, ...
4
Competition Science Vision
Pappus Achene of Nelumbo Cypsela of Tagetes (c) Cypsela — This is a one-
chambered, single- seeded fruit developoing from a bicarpellary, inferior ovary.
Hairy calyx called pappus are attached with the fruit, e.g., Tagetes patula, Tridax
...
5
Posthumous Papers Bequeathed to the Honorable the East India ...
DEVELOPMENT OF TUR FLOWIK ADDITIONAL NOTE. 251 In true bicarpellary
structures the undulations are only two, or at any rate two are subordinate ; and
there are only two lines of confluence. If Cruciferae were bicarpellary, the lines ...
William Griffith, John McClelland,
1847
6
Modern Plant Taxonomy, 1E
(iii) Cypsela: A dry one-chambered and one-seeded fruit developing from an
inferior, bicarpellary ovary with the pericarp and the seed coat free e.g. sunflower.
(iv) Nut: A dry, one-chambered and one-seeded fruit developing from a superior,
...
7
Text Book of Botany: Angiosperms
4. Botanical name of larkspur is Ranunculus sceleratus. 5. The condition of
androecium in Cucurbitaceae is syngenesious. 6. Bicarpellary ovary with parietal
placentation is found in Cruciferae. 7. Victoria regia has got the biggest flower in
the ...
Dr. Singh, Dr. Pande & Dr. Jain
Daman Saluja, Saluja. a. caryopsis b. achene c. cypsela d. regma 77. The fruit of
tomato is a a. drupe b. berry c. hesperidium d. pepo 78. Gynoecium in
Compositate is a. Bicarpellary, syncarpous, inferior ovary b. Bicarpellary,
syncarpous ...
Daman Saluja, Saluja,
2006
... 2 Carpels, apocarpous = G2 2 Carpels, syncarpous = G^) Bicarpellary,
syncarpous, superior = G(2) Bicarpellary, syncarpous, semiinferior = Bicarpellary,
syncarpous, inferior = G^) (c) Floral diagram : This is a ground plan of the flower (
Fig.
Alok Ghosh Chaudhuri, Anuradha Goswami & Sujit Paul
10
Diversity and Systematics of Seed Plants
Members of Apocynaceae differ from Asclepiadaceae in having : (a) latex (b)
corona (c) translators (d) bicarpellary ovary 44. Bicarpellary ovary with parietal
placentation is found in : (a) Brassicaceae (b) Convolvulaceae (c) Solanaceae (d
) ...
Dr. Singh, Dr. Pande & Dr. Jain,
2009