10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CUTINIZATION»
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cutinization in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science
THE CUTINIZATION OF APPLE SKINS IN RELATION TO THEIR KEEPING
QUALITIES AND THEIR ENVIRONMENT. (ABSTRACT) WINIFRED PERRY. The
apples were obtained from Iowa, New York, Arkansas and Washington, so as to ...
These diseases being of parasitic origin, it occurred to Dr. Martin that there might
be a most vital relationship existing between the cutinization of the apple skin
and its keeping quality; that is, the thicker the cutinized portion, the less likely is
the ...
Iowa State Horticultural Society, 1917
The authors present the results of a study of several varieties of apples obtained
from Iowa, New York, Arkansas, and Washington, with special reference to the
relationship existing between the cutinization of the apple skin and the keeping ...
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Experiment Station Record
The cutinization of apple skins in relation to their keeping qualities and their
environment, Winifbed Perby and J. N. Mabtin (Trans. Iowa Hort. Soc, 52 (1917),
pp. 180-192, figs. S7 ; aba. in Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci., 24 (1917), pp. 483, 484)- —
The ...
United States. Office of Experiment Stations, United States. Agricultural Research Service, 1920
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Experiment Station Record
488, 484)- — The authors present the results of a study of several varieties of
apples obtained from Iowa, New York, Arkansas, and Washington, with special
reference to the relationship existing between the cutinization of the apple skin
and ...
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University Botany Ii : (Gymnosperms, Plant Anatomy, ...
B. Cutinization: The deposition of cutin material on epidermal layer is known as
cutinization. C. Suberization: It is the process of deposition of suberin, Eg: cork
tissue. D. Mucilagination: It is the chemical conversion of cellulose into mucilage
...
S M Reddy, S J Chary, 2003
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The Late Oligocene (28--27 Ma) Guang River Flora from the ...
T-shaped cutinization is present at the poles of the guard cells. One two-armed
unicellular hair was observed on the abaxial surface (CH41-73; Fig. 57). The
arms of the hair are of similar size, each about 320 μm long. Material: CH40-128 (
Fig.
Cutinization. In some cells, in the outer layers of the cell wall, the cellulose gets
converted to cutin by the process of cutinization. This forms a definite,
impermeable layer on the cell wall known as cuticle. Cutinization of cell helps in
checking ...
S N Pandey, B K Sinha, 2009
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A Text Book Ofbotany: Plant Anatomy and Economic Botany
Suberin is light, impervious to water, hence a piece of cork floats in water and
does not get wet. Chemically it is a polymerised form of suberic acid (a lipid
derivative). 3. Cutinization. In some cells, in the outer layers of the cell wall, the
cellulose ...
Pandey S N, S. N. Pandey, Ajanta Chadha, 1993
The morphology of plant environmental reflections for instance, the reduction of
leaf size, shape, degree of dissection of lamina, margin, cuticle, thickness,
stomatal distribution, degree of cutinization, sunken stomata, arrangement in
grooves, ...
K G. Mukerji, K.G. Mukerji, B P Chamola, A K Sharma, B. P. Chamola, 2000
