10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DICHASIAL»
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Cmplt Biology For Medical Ent Exams
[BV 2006] 348. Edible part of paddy is (a) endosperm (b) cotyledons (c) fruit (d)
endosperm and embryo [Orissa 2006] 349. Find out the correct sequence of
labelling of diagram given below (c) (d) 350. (a) A - raceme, B - spike, C -
dichasial ...
Cyme corymbiform, capitate or dichasial. Stigmas broadly ovate, wider than long.
1. C. scilloides (L. fil.) Samp., Lista Esp. Herb. Port. 106 (1913) (Erythraea diffusa
J. Woods). Perennial, with numerous decumbent, non-flowering shoots and ...
1.1 QUERCOIDEAE Male inflorescences spikelike, composed of 2- or 3-flowered
dichasial clusters or of solitary flowers; female flowers solitary or in few flowered
spikes. Stylodia generally flattened, often dilated above, with shortly decurrent ...
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Systematics and Pollination System Evolution in Ruellia ...
Chiropterophila, i.e., Ruellia conzattii, R. guerrerensis, R. jaliscana, and R.
sarukhaniana, R. speciosa is distinguishable by having mostly solitary flowers (
sometimes dichasial) in upper leaf axils (vs. dichasial in all others), and
conspicuously ...
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Plants in Mesozoic Time: Morphological Innovations, ...
... sympodial Deflected — Axillary, terminal None and monochasial (alternate)
terminal oldest Multiple simple and compound Determinate Smaller, bract
Smaller, leaflike Smaller, leaflike to none Opposite, dichasial Male proximal,
female distal ...
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Trees a Handbook of Forest-botany for the Woodlands and the ...
... 83, 87 Diagrams 126, 139 Diagrams of buds 133 Dialypetalous 63 Diameter
87 Dicentra 125 Dichasia 282 Dichasial branching 264 Dichasial cyme 268, 278
Dichasial type 34 Dichasium 30, 31, 33-35, 37, 132, 133, 141, 142, 233, 243, 245
, ...
Harry Marshall Ward, Percy Groom
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Introduction to Taxonomy of Angiosperms
Inflorescence It is usually a dichasial cyme which later becomes monochasial. In
Tilia, the flowering shoot (inflorescence) which is bome in the axil of a leaf, gets
fused with it for some distance and then terminates into a dichasial cyme with a ...
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Flora of the Arabian Peninsula and Socotra
Flowers solitary or arranged in few-flowered leafy dichasial cymes; pedicels 0-
5mm. Calyx 10-ribbed, 17-22mm, narrowly ellipsoid, not strongly inflated in fruit;
calyx teeth, lanceolate, 4-5mm, acute. Corolla white or pink, c.25mm; limb up to
c.l ...
Anthony G. Miller, Thomas A. Cope, J. A. Nyberg, 1996
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Flora of the British Isles
13. armeria Upper lvs linear-lanceolate; fls in a loose dichasial cyme. 17.
muscipula 12 Perennial plants with non-flowering shoots; infl. a lax panicle of
opposite stalked dichasia with a terminal ft or dichasium. 13 Annual plants
lacking ...
A.R. Clapham, E.F. Warburg, T.G. Tutin, 1965
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An Excursion Flora of Central Tamilnadu, India
Lvs simple/compound, entire or 3- 5-fid, subsessile. Cymes axillary, dichasial,
corymbosc/subumbe'kuc, or fl(s) 1. Calyx-lobes (un)cqual, decurrcnt with pedicel.
Coro//acampanulate/funnel-form Stamens unequal; pollen grains smooth/
colpate.
