10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GYNOECEA»
Discover the use of
gynoecea in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
gynoecea and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The natural systematic of plants in the light of the present ...
In the later i. e. mesozoic Pteridospermic plants we have to state a curious
tendency to the formation of special small gynoecea like capsules enclosing
wholly one or even more ovules (Corystospermaceae, Caytoniaceae), an
analogical ...
2
Acta Musei Nationalis Pragae: Hist. naturalis
In the later i. e. mesozoic Pteridospermic plants we have to state a curious
tendency to the formation of special small gynoecea like capsules enclosing
wholly one or even more ovules (Corystospermaceae, Cayto- niaceae), an
analogical ...
3
Womankind in Western Europe from the Earliest Times to the ...
Under the Carlovingians, the gynoecea remained in full activity. That at
Stephanswert, belonging to Charlemagne's own domain, contained twenty-four
women employed in fabricating vestments of woollen and linen, and of fillets for
the legs.
4
Fifth International Botanical Congress
Accordingly, during the last two years, the speaker had cut serial sections of a
large number of Cruciferous gynoecea. The examination of these sections had
led her to the conclusion that the anatomical evidence failed to support the
version of ...
A. C. Seward, International Botanical Congress, 1930
5
The music of the nineteenth century, and its culture. Method ...
The Ancients incarcerated them in their gynoecea (as the Oriental nations shut
them up in harems) ; and were justified in doing so, inasmuch as they knew of no
right and liberty, except in politics and arms. We draw them within the circle of our
...
Adolf Bernhard Marx, 1855
6
The Ancient History of the Egyptians, Carthaginians, ...
'This law was very conformable to the Grecian manners, - amongst whom the
ladies were very reserved, seldom appeared in public, had separate apartments,
called Gynoecea, and never ate at table with the men when strangers were
present ...
7
Report of the ... Meeting of the British Association for the ...
The inflorescence of members of this section is remarkable in that the gynoecea
of a two-flowered dichasium are more or less completely united together, a
character which is made use of as a point of systematic importance. The normal ...
British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1903
8
The Colloquy of Montbeliard : Religion and Politics in the ...
... letters that Beza would refute at length in his Responsio. It was these incredible
claims, widely discussed in the German gynoecea (women's gatherings),16 that
piqued the curiosity of the writer and caused him to travel to Montbeliard to seek ...
Jill Raitt Catherine Paine Middlebush Professor in the Humanities University of Missouri-Columbia, 1993
In cases where the second carpel is absent, the placenta shifts towards the
periphery and may become marginal in the so-called monomerous gynoecea of
A. lakoocha, A. hirsulus and A. rigidus etc. I am highly indebted to Professor V.
Puri for ...
10
Prehled Zemedelske Litratury Zahranicni i Domaci
Zároveñ sezna- muje s pùvodem „kvëtu" kvetoucfch rostlin, ktery je v podstatè
zkrácenou osou s pfeménënymi listy. Schematicky je znázoména stavba
gynoecea u stracky — Delphinium consolida, lilie, máku vlcího, kokoäky, pastuäl
tobolky, ...
