10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EXCURRENT»
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excurrent in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
excurrent and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Morphology of Flowers and Inflorescences
The excurrent tips known from foliage leaves often exhibit unifacial, point-like
terminal sections, whose growth is hastened on before the development of the
corresponding lamina. In this case it is the cross zone at the boundary between
the ...
2
Gametes - The Spermatozoon
Post-testicular. sperm. maturation. and. transport. in. the. excurrent. ducts.
H. D. M. MOORE Introduction On release from the seminiferous epithelium of the
testis, the spermatozoon has completed a striking and unique morphological ...
Jurgis Gediminas Grudzinskas, J. L. Yovich, 1995
Plants large, vigorous, medium dark green; leaves very large and broad, a little
wrinkled; margin somewhat dentate and curled; nerves branching but not
distinctly radiating from any single point, rather strong; midnerve large, strong,
excurrent.
Plants targe, vigorous, medium dark, green; leaves very large and broad, a little
wrinkled: margin somewhat dentate and curled; nerves branching but not
distinctly radiating from any single point, rather strong; midnerve large, strong,
excurrent.
Plants large, vigorous, medium dark green; leaves very large and broad, a little
wrinkled; margin somewhat dentate and curled; nerves branching but not
distinctly radiating from any single point, rather strong; midnerve large, strong,
excurrent.
Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station, 1892
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Report on the scientific results of the voyage of H.M.S. ...
Epallax in general terms to a Placina detached from its seat, turned sideways up,
and furnished with additional oscules opening through the hypophare, one for
each excurrent sinus. In Placina the roots of the excurrent evaginations are ...
Great Britain. Challenger Office, Sir Charles Wyville Thomson, Sir John Murray, 1888
7
Journal of Botany: British and Foreign
British and Foreign Berthold Seemann. base, and gradually becoming slightly
narrower to near the apex, where it is very suddenly narrowed off to the excurrent
nerve — indeed the leaf is much more nearly ligulate than in the typical form ; the
...
8
Dictionary of Natural Resource Management
Typically, strong apical dominance of current growth creates weak apical control
of the subsequent growth, and vice versa, although many plants may initially
exhibit an excurrent growth pattern initially but change to a decurrent pattern in
later ...
9
Pirone's Tree Maintenance
These factors produce three basic tree forms: columnar, excurrent, and decurrent
(Fig. 7-1). In the technical sense, the term columnar shape is used to describe
trees whose terminal growth is concentrated in a single growing point, for
example ...
John R. Hartman Professor of Plant Pathology, Thomas P. Pirone Professor of Plant Pathology both at University of Kentucky, Mary Ann Sall Professor of Plant Pathology both at University of Kentucky, 2000
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Report on the scientific results of the voyage of H.M.S. ...
Epallax in general terms to a Placina detached from its seat, turned sideways up,
and furnished with additional oscules opening through the hypophare, one for
each excurrent sinus. In Placina the roots of the excurrent evaginations are ...
Great Britain. Challenger Office, Sir Charles Wyville Thomson, Sir John Murray, 1888
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EXCURRENT»
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excurrent is used in the context of the following news items.
Richness of Malta's simple plants
The wall-screw moss (Tortula muralis) is characterised by very long hairy white structures known as excurrent nerves. The long seta and ... «Times of Malta, Jun 15»
Extremely Rare Deep-Water Pocket Shark Caught in Gulf of Mexico
Nostrils small and directed forward with incurrent apertures spaced further apart than excurrent apertures. Eyes positioned level with nostrils ... «Sci-News.com, Apr 15»
What caused the Cambrian Explosion?
But with minor morphological “tinkering” with this excurrent tube, a powerful new means of locomotion came about. Breathing and moving could ... «Boing Boing, Mar 15»
Australian fishermen catch “horrific-looking” frilled shark
The head is broad and flattened with a short, rounded snout. The nostrils are vertical slits, separated into incurrent and excurrent openings by a ... «SFGate, Jan 15»
A Few Moments With an Earthly Alien Close Cousin to You
In the photo below, the incurrent siphon is on top, and the excurrent siphon is on the side of each animal. In a pyrosome, the incurrent siphons ... «Scientific American, Aug 14»
Amazing close-up video of Great Barrier Reef animals
1:52-2:02:01 — DEAR GAWD! Is that the excurrent canal of a sponge?! I can't think of what else it would be, but at the same time I kinda don't ... «Deep-Sea News, Mar 14»
Fisherman catches cosmopolitan planktonic tunicate. You'll never …
It both swims and feed by pumping water through its body, filtering out plankton and expelling a jet of water from an organ called the excurrent ... «Southern Fried Science, Jan 14»
This Deep-Sea Predator is the Love Child of a Macaron and a Snork
... oral siphon and an excurrent or atrial siphon. In the deep-sea tunicate family Octacnemidae the oral siphon is enlarged and contains lobes. «Deep-Sea News, Sep 13»
Humans, tunicates share a common bond
An adult tunicate can best be described as a sac with an incurrent and excurrent siphon through which water enters and exits, bringing in tiny ... «Seacoastonline.com, Aug 11»
Ewwww, What's That?!
... that brings in water. They filter out particles of organic matter suspended in the water and squirt the filtered water out of the colonys collective excurrent siphon. «Wrightsville Beach Magazine, Sep 08»
