10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ENTOMOPHILOUS»
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entomophilous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The philosophy of flower seasons, and the phaenological ...
14, Plate VIII), it is the only one of the entomophilous tree-producing families,
which is in a favorable position for giving rise to aborescent forms. The first to
bloom is the service-berry (Amelanchier), and the trees, e. g., the plum, cherry,
apple ...
2
The collected works of Sir Humphry Davy ...: Discourses ...
The proposition to be offered is that the primitive angiosperms were
entomophilous, and that the anemophilous ones are metamorphosed
entomophilous flowers whose seemingly simple structures are degraded, not
primitive.
Sir Humphry Davy, John Davy, 1904
The proposition to be offered is that the primitive angiosperms were
entomophilous, and that the anemophilous ones are metamorphosed
entomophilous flowers whose seemingly simple structures are degraded, not
primitive.
John Merle Coulter, University of Chicago, M.S. Coulter, 1904
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An Evolutionary Basis for Pollination Ecology
It may be expected that non-specialized entomophilous flowers pollinated by
insects with short mouth parts, will need many stamens to spread the pollen
diffusely over the integument of the pollinating insect, in order to increase the
chance of ...
The most primitive angiosperms were probably all entomophilous (Friis and
Crepet 1988) and their pollen was most likely dispersed as clumps held together
with pollenkitt. All the other types of dispersing units evolved later (Pacini and ...
Amots Dafni, Michael Hesse, Ettore Pacini, 2000
6
Patterson's Allergic Diseases
Most brightly colored flowering plants are of little clinical importance in inhalant
allergy because their pollen generally is carried by insects (entomophilous plants
) rather than the wind (anemophilous plants). Entomophilous plants have ...
Leslie C. Grammer, Paul A. Greenberger, 2012
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The American Naturalist
Hence we see why we should not expect to find in entomophilous flowers the dry
and smooth pollen of the anem- ophilous.* Instead of plumose stigmas, fitted to
collect pollen diffused in the air, and appropriate to anemophilous plants, we find
...
8
Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington
159. A generic table of the family Panurgidae: A reply to Mr. Cockerell's critique
on the segregation of Perdita Cockerell. Psyche, vm, 372-376, 1899. 160.
Classification of the entomophilous wasps, or the super- family Sphegoidea. (
Paper No.
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The Effects of Cross and Self Fertilisation in the Vegetable ...
mophilous species is small, as the author just quoted remarks, the number of
individuals is large in comparison with that of entomophilous species. This holds
good especially in cold and temperate regions, where insects are not so
numerous ...
Plants are of two general types with respect to the kind of pollen they produce:
entomophilous (insect pollinated) and anemophilous (wind pollinated). It should
be noted that the vast majority of nonwind pollinators are insects, but other
vectors, ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ENTOMOPHILOUS»
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entomophilous is used in the context of the following news items.
Bee pollen an excellent source for vitamins, minerals, proteins
The type of pollen collected by bees is called entomophilous. Pregnant women and nursing mothers, however, should not take bee pollen. «Tryon Daily Bulletin, Mar 15»
Bond Mill Elementary advances to Science Bowl semifinals
Thanks to their vocabulary training — which Jacobs had encouraged — the Bond Mill students knew that entomophilous plants are pollinated ... «Gazette.Net: Maryland Community News Online, Oct 14»
The Secret Life of Bee Pollen Supplements
Pollen from entomophilous, or insect-pollinated plants generally doesn't become airborne so these pollens generally don't cause seasonal ... «Everyday Health, May 12»
