10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GEMMATIVE»
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gemmative in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Omphalos: An Attempt to Untie the Geological Knot
This solitary cell became the parent of hundreds more, by the gemmative process
which I have already described. But the red swimming atom ; — whence came
that ? Well, it was shot out from the interior of a previous Lepralia, the result not of
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This solitary cell became the parent of hundreds more, by the gemmative process
which I have already described. But the red swimming atom;—whence came that
? Well, it was shot out from the interior of a previous Lepralia, the result not of a ...
3
The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
Gemmative. — Exhibited in multiplication by buds. Budding may produce — a.
Perfect individuals, capable of egg- production. 6. Individuals capable only of
budding, and giving origin to a perfect egg-producing individual, as the last of a
series ...
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The American Journal of Science and Arts
324) ; b, budding (gemmative, p. 329) ; c, radiate externally (phytozoic, case a, p.
327). The externally radiate structure is a lower grade of hemiphytoid
degradation than either being attached, or gemmate. 3. Phytoid (from yvtoy, a
plant) ; when ...
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The Edinburgh Philosophical Journal ... Edinburgh, Constable ...
Gemmative.—Exhibited in multiplication by buds. Budding may producea. Perfect
individuals, capable of egg-production. b. Individuals capable only of budding,
and giving origin to a perfect egg-producing individual, as the last of a series of ...
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Computer and Computing Technologies in Agriculture IV: 4th ...
Dimensions of gemmative rice seed 5.2 Experimental Procedures 1. Rice seeds
are soaked and germinated. 2. The suction vibrator provides a stable pressure of
0.2MPa through fan setting. 3. Vacuum of 4kPa is got by vacuum pump setting.
Daoliang Li, Yande Liu, Yingyi Chen, 2011
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I. On Parallel Relations of the Classes of Vertebrates, and ...
Gemmative.—Exhibited in multiplication by buds. Budding may produce—— a.
Perfect individuals, capable of egg-production. 1). Individuals capable only of
budding, and giving origin to a perfect egg~producing individual as the last of a ...
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Omphalos: An Attempt to Untie the Geological Knot
... and now the polypide was developed, and protrudedits mouth from the orifice,
surrounded by its elegant bell ofciliate tentacles. This solitarycell becamethe
parent ofhundreds more,by the gemmative process which I have already
described.
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Transactions and Proceedings of the Botanical Society of ...
... the prothallus frequently exhibits an interesting analogy in its gemmative
powers to those lower order of plants which it morphologically resembles — each
cell seeming to possess an independent formative power, and generating
secondary ...
Botanical Society of Edinburgh, 1863
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The Correspondence of Charles Darwin:
... true ovary or "egg-stock" but only a "bud-stock"; but this seems to me a mere
verbal distinction. Is it not essential to gemmative reproduction that it should 244
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Charles Darwin, Duncan M. Porter, Frederick Burkhardt, 2004
