10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHORISIS»
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chorisis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
chorisis and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Canadian journal of industry, science and art
The case observed by Lestiboudois is apparently not one of Chorisis, but of
development under the stimulus of cultivation of the gland, which is often noticed
within the short stamens ; that of M. Lermye requires to be more accurately
described ...
2
The International Horticultural Exhibition, and Botanical ...
One argument used by the late Professor Henfrey against the notion of chorisis
was derived from the double Narcissus pseudo- Narcissus, in which there are
from forty to fifty petaloid organs, instead of fifteen only, and each piece exhibits a
...
International Horticultural Exhibition, 1866 (LONDON), 1867
3
Class Book of Botany: Being an Introduction to the Study of ...
In these plants, while the calyx and corolla consist of four parts, the stamens are
six, owing, it is said, to collateral chorisis of two of them. The flowers are thus
considered normally tetramerous. In the Fumitory (Fig. 461), there are two sepals,
...
John Hutton Balfour, 1852
4
Introduction to Structural and Systematic Botany, etc
CHORISIS or: DEDUPLICATION. 243 454. Chorisis or Dcduplication. The name
dédoublement of Dunal, which has been translated deduplication, literallymeans
zmlining; the original hypothesis being, that the organs in question unline, ...
5
The Canadian Journal of Industry, Science and Art
Let a small portion assume the leaf-like aspect and the rest subdivide into
separated stamens and we have a^ remarkable instance of collateral chorisis in
an organ so curved in figure as to produce the very appearance exhibited.
6
Introduction to Structural and Systematic Botany, and ...
Chorisis or Dednplieation. The name dedoublement of Dunal, which has been
translated dednplication, literally means unlitling ; the original hypothesis being,
that the organs in question unline, or tend to separate into two or more layers,
each ...
Chorisis or Dednplication. The name dedoublement of Dunal, which has been
translated dednplication, literally means untitling ; the original hypothesis being,
that the organs in question vntine, or tend to separate into two or more layers,
each ...
8
Studies in the Logic of Charles Sanders Peirce
The PRODUCT operator is a device for constructing, for any array, of whatever
Chorisis, a term of PAL of Chorisis I that is equivalent to it. Thus, the PRODUCT
operator allows the NEG operator to be applied, in effect, to any array of PAL and
...
Nathan Houser, Don D. Roberts, James Van Evra, 1997
CHORISIS. Chorisis may take place in two ways, either transversely, when the
increased parts are placed one before the other, which is called vertical, parallel,
or transfers? cltori.ris ; or collaterally, when the increased parts stand side by side
, ...
10
CRC World Dictionary of Plant Names: Common Names, ...
Chorisis DC. Asteraceae Origins: From the Greek chorisis "separation.'
Chorisandra Wight Euphorbiaceae Origins: Greek choris "separate" and aner,
andros "male, anther, stamen," referring to the arrangement of stamens.
Chorisiva (A. Gray) ...
Umberto Quattrocchi, 1999
