10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DICLINOUS»
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1
The Vegetable Kingdom; Or, The Structure, Classification, ...
Sus-Cnsss I. DICLINOUS EXOGENS. The plants thus named never, or at least
very rarely, have bisexual flowers, but consist of species in which the stamens
constantly appear in one kind of flower, and the pistil in another. They appear to ...
2
The Vegetable Kingdom: ... Ill. Upon the Natural System
SUB-CLASS I. DICLINOUS EXOGENS. The plants thus named never, or at least
very rarely, have bisexual flowers, but consist of species in which the stamens
constantly' appear in one kind of flower, and the pistil in another. They appear to
...
3
Fundamentals of Plant Science
Flowers which have only stamens or only pistils are called diclinous; those which
have both stamens and pistils are called monoclinous.1 The flowers- with which
you are most familiar are monoclinous. Diclinous flowers with stamens are ...
John Gaylord Coulter, 1993
4
Biology and Management of Pythium Root Dysfunction in North ...
ITS Haplotypex Type Isolatey No. of Isolates in Haplotype Arrangment of
Antheridia No. of Antheridia Average diameter of oogonium (μm)z PV1 PRD3 1
Diclinous 6 28.7 ± 2.1 PV2 PRD6 1 Diclinous 7 31.2 ± 1.7 PV3 PRD11 1
Diclinous 5 30.4 ...
James Patrick Kerns, 2008
5
A Text-Book of Botany: Morphological and Physiological
Flowers very small or inconspicuous, crowded in dense inflorescences—spikes,
capitula, or less often panicles—which are often of very peculiar form; naked or
with a simple sepaloid perianth, and usually diclinous; the male and female ...
Julius Sachs, Alfred W. Bennett, W. T. Thiselton Dyer, 2011
6
Restoration of Endangered Species: Conceptual Issues, ...
Two gynodioecious species are federally endangered, but some of the common
species also have diclinous breeding systems. Herrnaphrodites occur in wet to
mesic forests for the most part, and populations are usually, though not always, ...
Marlin L. Bowles, Christopher J. Whelan, 1996
7
Paleobotany and the Evolution of Plants
Diclinous flowers, which became more abundant in the Cenomanian stage of the
Upper Cretaceous, are often spirally arranged and form spike- like or catkinlike
inflorescences like those of Prisca and Caloda. These, along with heads of ...
Wilson Nichols Stewart, 1993
8
Pictorial Atlas of Soil and Seed Fungi: Morphologies of ...
Oogonia including aplerotic oospores, mainly terminal, bearing 2–7, mostly 3–4
diclinous crooknecked or variousshaped antheridia per oogonium. Appressoria
broomlike. Dimensions: Sporangia ca. 10 μm wide; vesicles 40–55 μm in ...
9
The Athenaeum: A Magazine of Literary and Miscellaneous ...
But as this, by the reduction of one very natural class, Gynandria, and the
exclusive abolition of the principle on which the three most defective classes of
Linnaeus are formed, that of the diclinous nature of the plants which compose
them, ...
10
The British Flora: Containing the Select Names, Characters, ...
1 . Flowers hermaphrodite. 2. Flowers diclinous. XX. HoLER.ACE.ffi. No corolla,
nor pericarpy, calyx, if prefent, regular. 1. Flowers hermaphrodite. 2. Flowers
diclinous. . XXI. Gramina. Graffes. No corolla, nor pericarpy, one feed, calyx
irregular.
