9 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HIBERNACULES»
Discover the use of
hibernacules in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hibernacules and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Flowering Plants. Monocotyledons: Alismatanae and ...
Leaves basal, submersed or floating; petiole aerenchymatous, septate; blade
ovate, sub- orbiculate or subreniform, base truncate to cordate, apex rounded to
acute. Plants producing hibernacules. Inflorescence scapose, emergent,
paniculate, ...
Klaus Kubitzki, H. Huber, 1998
Juveniles submerged, adults usually with floating leaves: anemo- philous:
diaspores indehiscent follicles, dispersed by water and perhaps also by animals,
specialized buds (hibernacules or Unions) are sometimes produced: young
leaves ...
Christopher D. K. Cook, 1996
3
International Symposium on Aquatic Weeds
Such aggressive character of Typha sp. div. can be explained by its way of
spreading by rhizomes and its capacity to reproduce by means of rhizomes and
hibernacules (Fiala,1971) . Among semiaquatic weeds also worthy of attention is
...
4
First International Congress on Almond: Agrigento, Italy, ...
Immediately after, on twigs, there begins the oviposition of the eggs which are to
give the tittle larvae which will overwinter in the second-age larva stage in the
hibernacules mentioned. Altogether there are three generations per year, as also
...
Giuseppe Barbera, International Society for Horticultural Science. Working Group on Nut Production, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 1994
5
Archives néerlandaises de zoologie
Among the material at my disposal and gathered from 26th May until 27th
September there is only one zoarium with hibernacules, elongated and spindle-
shaped, from Sonsbeek, August 7th 1942. CI 30-1719 mg/1, the last named
number in ...
6
Rapports et procès-verbaux des réunions
Au même point de la station explorée, la végétation immergée était par contre
densément recouverte d'hibernacules du Ctenostome Paludicella articulata;
parmi les hibernacules se trouvaient aussi quelques zoécies vides. C'est
également la ...
7
Cahiers de biologie marine
... après fermeture de la plaie et cicatrisation, une nouvelle ébauche
polypidienne (d'Hondt, 1976 b) doublée par un péritonéum; le bourgeonnement
des statoblastes et des hibernacules est peut-être une variante du même
processus.
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Bulletin - Société Des Naturalistes Luxembourgeois
Les piptoblastes de Fredericella sultana - et plus encore les hibernacules de
Paludicella articulata - semblent le moins bien adaptés au transport par les
Oiseaux; ils doivent sans doute passer principalement par la voie intestinale. 2.
Société des naturalistes luxembourgeois, 1989
Ce phénomène se produit aussi bien dans les groupes zoologiques sans
métamorphoses vraies (kystes de Plathelminthes) qu'avec réelles
métamorphoses (gemmules, bourgeonnement des Spongiaires ; flottoblastes et
hibernacules de ...
