10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHASMOGAMY»
Discover the use of
chasmogamy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
chasmogamy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Cleistogamy and chasmogamy ensure self-pollination in the crop plants. It is
essential for self-pollination to take place that anthers and stigma of
hermaphrodite flower mature at same time. Cleistogamy refers to the situation
where the flowers ...
2
Wheat breeding: Objectives, methodology, and progress
The increase in chasmogamy was especially observed in Type l genotypes. With
Krasnodar Dwarf an increase occurred only in the S generation. With Tom Pouse
chasmogamy did not change with inbreeding. The behavior of such genotypes ...
Morgounov, A.I., Vlasenko, V.A., McNab, A.
3
Grasses: Systematics and Evolution
Results Flowering Phenology of the Four Species Bothriochloa macra, D.
sericeum and D. setosum started flowering in early November whereas B. biloba
started flowering in Decem- Table I. Occurrence of chasmogamy only,
cleistogamy only ...
Surrey W. L. Jacobs, 2000
4
Diversity and Evolutionary Biology of Tropical Flowers
... whose seeds are then always agamospermous (Richards 1986). 6.7 Allogamy
and autogamy; outbreeding and inbreeding; chasmogamy and cleistogamy
Pollination takes place within a flower (autogamy) or between flowers (allogamy)
...
Chasmogamy. and. cleistogamy. The florets of many grasses never open; the
pollen is shed inside the floret and self- fertilisation is the inevitable result.
Therefore, cleistogamous florets have the same micro- evolutionary impact as ...
6
Plant Reproductive Ecology : Patterns and Strategies: ...
Schemske, D. W., Evolution of reproductive characters in Impatiens (
Balsaminaceae): The significance of cleistogamy and chasmogamy, Ecology 59,
596-613 (1978). 102. Schmid, R., Reproductive anatomy of Actinidia chinensis ...
Jon and Lesley Lovett-Doust Professor of Biology the University of Windsor, 1988
7
Principles of Plant Genetics and Breeding
The term is sometimes extended to mean a condition in which the flower opens
only after it has been pollinated (as occurs in wheat, barley, lettuce), a condition
called chasmogamy. Some floral structures, such as those found in legumes,
favor ...
8
Animal Behavior Desk Reference: A Dictionary of Animal ...
1985). caryogamy See -gamy: karyogamy. chasmogamy n. A flower's pollination
and fertilization which occurs after its opening (e.g., in many species of flowering
plants); contrasted with cleistogamy, q.v. (King and Stansfield 1985). [Latin ...
Chasmogamy. Pollination and fertilization of open flowers or florets; opposite of
Cleistogamy. Ciliate. With marginal fringe of hairs. Clavate. Club-shaped;
thickened or enlarged at the apex from a slender base. Cleistogamy. Pollination
and ...
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The Biology of Rarity: Causes and Consequences of ...
... 194-5 rare plants 178-80 see also Asexuality; Autogamy; Chasmogamy;
Cleistogamy; Reproductive traits; Self- compatability; Self-fertilization; Self-
incompatability Bryophyta, see Mosses Burying beetles 70 Butterflies pollinators
157 range ...
William E. Kunin, Kevin Gaston, 1997
