10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EPACRID»
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epacrid in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Microbial Root Endophytes
Aside from putatively ericoid mycorrhizal ascomycetes, arbuscular mycorrhiza-
like infections, suggesting the presence of Glomales taxa, have also been
observed as apparent endophytes of field-collected epacrid hair roots (Khan
1978; ...
Barbara J.E. Schulz, Christine J.C. Boyle, Thomas N. Sieber,
2007
A neighbourjoining tree, based upon ITS sequence data from northern
hemisphere ericoid and Australian epacrid isolates (Sharples et al., 2000a),
separated ERM fungal isolates into two strongly supported clades. Whereas one
clade ...
Sally E. Smith, David J. Read,
2010
3
Vegetation of New Zealand
Epacrid and ericad trees and shrubs Cyathodes juniperina and C. fasciculata are
shrubs of open habit that are often abundant in forest or shrubland on dry or
infertile soils. The other 6-7 New Zealand species are procumbent (C.
empetrifolia) ...
4
The Vegetation of New Zealand
... 34 Aus., Plagianthus (Malvac) 2 N. Z., 9 Aus.; Gunnera-Milligania (Halorrhag) 9
N. Z., 1 Aus.; Actinotus (Umbell.) 1 N. Z.-Aus., 9 Aus.; Aciphylla (Umbell.) 29 N. Z.,
2 Aus.; Pemettya-Porandra (Ericac) 1 N. Z., 1 Aus.; Pentachondra (Epacrid.) ...
5
Seeds: Ecology, Biogeography, and Evolution of Dormancy and ...
110 5 Gonzalez-Rabanal and Casal (1995) Astroloma conostephioides Epacrid.
100 30 Enright et aL (1997) Avenula marginata Po. 110 5 Gonzalez-Rabanal and
Casal (1995) Barbarea americana Brassic. 120 5 Sweeney (1956) Clarkia spp.
Carol C. Baskin, Jerry M. Baskin,
2001
6
The vegetation of Australia
98 - vimineum 591 Sphagnum 129,240,418,443,456, 460, 570 - cristatum
457,459 Sphalmium (Prot.) 86 Sphenotoma (Epacrid.) 98 - drummondii 436
Spiculaea (Orchid.) 98 Spigeliaceae 47 Spinifex (Gramin.) 511 - hirsutus 5 1 3, 5
1 5, 603, ...
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English Language Word Builder
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ARCTIID CHLORIDe EPACRID KATYDID PAROTID PYRALID SULPHIDe
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GLEENIE ...
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Techniques in Mycorrhizal Studies
Therefore mycorrhizal endophytes from epacrid plant hosts and those from
ericaceous hosts have similar abilities to utilise organic forms of 'N' and'P'.(
106,107). The acquisition of 'P' from organic 'P' sources was demonstrated by
Leake and ...
K.G. Mukerji, C. Manoharachary, B. P. Chamola,
2002
9
CRC World Dictionary of Plant Names: Common Names, ...
... resembles Hymenogyne Haw. Apatophyllum McGillivray Celastraceae Origins:
Greek apate "deceit, fraud, illusion" and phyllon "a leaf," the leaves and the
vegetative aspect resemble those of an epacrid; see D.J. McGillivray, in Kew
Bulletin.
Umberto Quattrocchi,
1999
10
Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand
In the western South Island, podzolisation is known to occur only under the
following forest trees; rimu, Hall's totara, kaikawaka, mountain, silver, red and
hard beech, and the epacrid tree Drocophyllum arboreum (Atkinson, 1980).
There is no ...