10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CLEISTOGAMIC»
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cleistogamic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cleistogamic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The different forms of flowers on plants of the same species
this is not the case, according to Von Mohl, with the cleistogamic flowers of other
Leguminosae. Five of the stamens are destitute of anthers, and alternate with the
five thus provided. The two cells of the anthers are minute, rounded and ...
2
The Primrose and Darwinism
from cleistogamic flowers alone produced the plants on which the cleistogamic
flowers grew. But that is not the case. The seeds from the open flowers produce
not only plants bearing open flowers again, but bearing cleistogamic flowers as ...
3
The primrose and Darwinism
from cleistogamic flowers alone produced the plants on which the cleistogamic
flowers grew. But that is not the case. The seeds from the open flowers produce
not only plants bearing open flowers again, but bearing cleistogamic flowers as ...
4
Contributions from the Botanical Laboratory and the Morris ...
that the aerial cleistogamic flowers are developed among the green foliage, fairly
sets aside also any question of their being a contrivance for protection against
herbivorous animals. There is one fact in connection with cleistogamic flowers in
...
University of Pennsylvania. Botanical Laboratory, University of Pennsylvania, 1901
5
Transactions and Proceedings
that the aerial cleistogamic flowers are developed among the green foliage, fairly
sets aside also any question of their being a contrivance for protection against
herbivorous animals. There is one fact in connection with cleistogamic flowers in
...
Botanical Society of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1899
that the aerial cleistogamic flowers are developed among the green foliage, fairly
sets aside also any question of their being a contrivance for protection against
herbivorous animals. There is one fact in connection with cleistogamic flowers in
...
University of Pennsylvania. Botanical Laboratory, 1904
Perhaps therefore Voandzeia may have to be expunged from the list of
cleistogamic plants, while on the other hand Kraschtninikowia, according to a
thoughtful criticism of Mr. Darwin's book in the Journal ?f Botany, must be
restored to it.
8
Charles Darwin's Collection (18 Books):
These cleistogamic flowers produced an abundance ofseed. Laterin the season
perfect flowers appeared. With plants ina state of nature the flowers open only
inthe earlymorning, as Ihave been informedby Mr. Wallis, who particularly
attended ...
9
Darwinism: an exposition of the theory of natural selection, ...
No case appears to be known of a plant which has cleistogamic flowers only, but
a small rush (Juncus bufonius) is in this condition in some parts of Russia, while
in other parts perfect flowers are also produced.3 Our common henbit ...
Alfred Russel Wallace, 1912
10
The Gramineae: A Study of Cereal, Bamboo and Grass
form; certain Barleys may be of this type. Other grasses exist in two forms, in one
of which the flowers are chasmogamic (opening normally), while in the other they
are cleistogamic. Festuca micro- stachys Nutt., for instance, has a chasmogamic ...
