10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EPISEPALOUS»
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Flowering Plants · Dicotyledons: Magnoliid, Hamamelid and ...
Rudimental episepalous staminodes present 59. Geocarpon - Episepalous
staminodes absent 20 20. Capsule subbaceate. incompletely 3-celled below 49. \
\ilhelmsia - Capsule 1 -celled, rarely subbaccate 21 21. Spiny perennial herbs (
SW ...
Klaus Kubitzki, Jens G. Rohwer, Volker Bittrich,
1993
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Publications of the Hartley Botanical Laboratories
Later the pistil becomes retarded as a general rule and this retardation is
balanced by the increased growth in the episepalous stamen which becomes
long at maturity instead of mid, which would have been its normal ancestral
stature.
University of Liverpool. Hartley Botanical Laboratories,
1924
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Caryophyllales: evolution and systematics
The five episepalous primordia (individual primordia) quickly develop into the
larger stamens, but the alternisepalous primordia (primary primordia) extend
radially and subdivide into an inner staminal and outer petalous primordium (
Plate 6.4 ...
H.-D. Behnke, Tom J. Mabry,
1994
4
Fifth International Botanical Congress
... the middle stages showing a greater variation than the initial and final stages; (
3) episepalous pleiomery, or what amounted to the same thing epipetalous
meiomery, was more frequent than epipetalous pleiomery or episepalous
meiomery.
A. C. Seward, International Botanical Congress,
1930
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Mabberley's Plant-book: A Portable Dictionary of Plants, ...
Alsineae (episepalous Ausu. with nectariferous gland at base, styles free;
capsule usu. with many seeds or nutlet): Arenaria, Cerastium, Minuartia, Sagina,
Stellaria 2. Pycnophylleae (styles at least basally connate, fr. indehiscent 1-
seeded): ...
6
A Primer of Botanical Latin with Vocabulary
A) epiphyllous(adj. A) epiphyllous epiphyticus (adj. A)epiphytic(adj. A) epiphytic
epipsamma (noun f. 1) epipsamma(noun f. 1) epipsamma episepalus (adj. A)
episepalous(adj. A) episepalous episporium (noun n. 2) epispore; episporiatus (
adj.
Emma Short, Alex George,
2013
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Taxonomy of Angiosperms
These whorls then got adnate to each other resulting in epipetalous stamens,
episepalous stamens, episepalous petals, etc., ultimately forming a compound
structure — hypanthium — by fusion of all the three outer wnorls. Hypanthium ...
8
A Dictionary of Plant Sciences
The *calyx is tubular, commonly coloured, and lobed; *petals are often absent or
*episepalous; the *stamens are episepalous; the *ovary is *superior. The seeds
have a *caruncle or *aril. There are 45 genera, with 800 species, occurring in the
...
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The Plant-book: A Portable Dictionary of the Vascular Plants ...
Paronychieae (Ivs opp.; nutlets; this & 3. sometimes separated as Illecebraceae):
Herniaria, Paronychia 3. Corrigioleae (Ivs alt.): Corrigiola II. Alsinoideae (stipules
0;K free) 1. Alsineae (episepalous A usu. with nectariferous gland at base, ...
10
Taxonomy of Angiosperms
Corolla—Petals 5. polypetalous, pink or white, twisted aestivation, episepalous,
arising from the top of calyx tube. Androecium—Stamens 10, polyandrous,
episepalous, in 2 whorls, the upper ones opposite the sepals and the lower ones
...
A. V. S. S. Sambamurty,
2005