10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GYNOECIA»
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gynoecia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Diversity and Evolutionary Biology of Tropical Flowers
A similar change from unicarpellate to paracarpous can also be seen in
teratological cases of normally unicarpellate gynoecia where a second carpel
has been formed (Parkinsonia, Caesalpiniaceae, Nair & Kahate 1961) or a
change from ...
2
Early Events in Monocot Evolution
There are several possible approaches to scoring intercarpellary fusion in taxa
with consistently unicarpellate (monomerous) gynoecia. In the first coding (
adopted by Remizowa et al., 2010), unicarpellate gynoecia are considered as a
third ...
Paul Wilkin, Simon J. Mayo, 2013
3
Floral Diagrams: An Aid to Understanding Flower Morphology ...
Pseudomonomerous gynoecia were variably defined in the past. Gue ́de`s (1979
) defined pseudomonomery as a pluricarpellate ovary with a single ovule. The
ovule can be on the margins of the sterile carpel or is basal. Eckardt (1937) and ...
Louis P. Ronse De Craene, 2010
4
Flowers on the Tree of Life
In flowers, syncarpous gynoecia are in general the most complex morphological
structures. To describe syncarpous gynoecia there are two different classical
approaches, that by Troll (1928) and that by Leinfellner (1950). Troll's approach
has ...
Livia Wanntorp, Louis P. Ronse De Craene, 2011
5
Integrative Plant Anatomy
PSEUDOMONOMEROUS GYNOECIA The number of parts within a whorl of floral
members is not always obvious. In some apparently simple gynoecia, the
seemingly single carpel may actually be compound in nature and a reduction
product ...
William C. Dickison, 2000
6
Contemporary problems in plant anatomy
The evolu— tionary significanCe of the gynoecia of Eugeissona and Palandra
within palms is not yet clear. They appear to represent particular growth patterns
involving lateral inception of the carpels on the floral axis and some increase in
the ...
7
Annual Plant Reviews, Fruit Development and Seed Dispersal
Marginal tissue development is fully dependent on the cooperative activities of
ANT and LUG, as revealed by the complete lack of replum, style, septum and
placental tissues in the gynoecia ofant lugdouble mutants (Liu et al., 2000).
8
A Taxonomic Monograph of the Genus Prionolejeunea ...
The wing is formed by one layer of cells situated at the outer side of the bract keel
. Presence/absence of a wing is constant in some species and variable in others.
GYNOECIA Gynoecia in Prionolejeunea are always restricted to lateral ...
Anna Luiza Ilkiu Borges, 2006
9
Morphology of Flowers and Inflorescences
1.6.15 Polymerous gynoecia The reduction in the number of carpels in
apocarpous gynoecia and pseudomonomery in syncarpous gynoecia contrasts
with the increase of the number of carpels in the formation of polymerous whorls
of carpels, ...
10
Flowering Plants · Dicotyledons: Magnoliid, Hamamelid and ...
pous gynoecia. The more or less unseptate ovaries of the Caryophyllaceae must
be considered the result of parallel evolution. Hofmann (1977) observed
differences in the ontogeny of the reduction of the septa in the Caryophyllaceae
and ...
Klaus Kubitzki, Jens G. Rohwer, Volker Bittrich, 1993
