10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CARPELLARY»
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carpellary in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Integrative Plant Anatomy
The dorsal carpellary bundles are normally positioned, and the xylem and
phloem have the usual orientation. The principal ventral carpellary bundles of
adjacent carpels, however, are inverted and appear to be united, forming an arc
on either ...
William C. Dickison, 2000
2
London and Edinburgh Philosophical Magazine and Journal of ...
Longitudinal section of a very oung pistil of Salvia Clusii. a. carpellary leaves. b.
ovule. c. canal o the style. Fig. 3. The inferior portion of a newly impregnated
ovule of Mirabilis 'longzjlora, also a longitudinal section. a. funiculus. b.'remains
of ...
3
The London and Edinburgh philosophical magazine and journal ...
Longitudinal section of a very young pistil of Salvia Clusii. a. carpellary leaves, b.
ovule, c. canal of the style. Fig. 3. The inferior portion of a newly impregnated
ovule of Mirabilis longijlora, also a longitudinal section, a. funiculus, b. remains of
...
4
Plant Anatomy and Embryology
Stamen traces Dorsal carpellary traces Ventral carpellary traces Ventral •
carpellary traces Residual vascular tissue Fig. 14.1. Different cross sections of a
floral bud of Aquilegia arranged serially from base to upwards showing vascular
supply ...
S. N. Pandey, Ajanta Chadha, 1996
Morning- flowering 3. N. odorata 4. a. Carpellary appendages short conical, yolk
yellow, carpels not fused. Day-flowering. Leaf margin irregularly repand, sinuate
or dentate 4. N. ampla b. Carpellary appendages linear or clavate, creamy white,
...
A. L. Stoffers, J. C. Lindeman, 1979
6
Flowering Plants · Dicotyledons: Magnoliid, Hamamelid and ...
Carpellary appendages absent or inconspicuous subg. Anecphya Caspary -
Carpellary appendages slightly developed, triangular-tapered subg. Brachvceras
Caspary 3. Anthesis diurnal subg. Nymphaea Planchon [ = subg. Castalia (Salisb
.) ...
Klaus Kubitzki, Jens G. Rohwer, Volker Bittrich, 1993
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The London and Edinburgh Philosophical Magazine and Journal ...
1 have represented t e course of the epidermis by a fine line 11 on the ovule and
the two interior leaves, as likewise in figs. 4, 18, 22, an 23. Fig. 2. Longitudinal
section of a very oung pistil of Salvia Clusii. a. carpellary leaves. 6. ovule. c. canal
...
David Brewster, Richard Phillips, Richard Taylor, 1838
8
Edwards's botanical register, or ornamental flower garden ...
It appears to me that they are only the points of the carpellary leaves, which
certainly in these plants are separate from the placenta, and are merely pressed
down upon it so as to cover the ovules, thus confirming the accuracy of the views
...
9
Types of floral mechanism
Protogyny is very marked; that is to' say, it occurs to a much greater extent than is
warranted"by mere developmental sequence of the carpellary and staminate
flowers. The stigmatic papillae are receptive as soon as the spathe-leaf unrolls, ...
10
Edwards' Botanical Register
Agardh himself, considering the fruit as a terminal bud, consisting in its simplest
form of one carpellary leaf with the seed-bearing stalk in its axilla, does not by
this view embrace the greater portion of the phenomena. According to my ...
