10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INCUBOUS»
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2.16) and a ventral tilt, an incubous insertion (Fig. 2.1E). Simple thalloid
morphologies gradate from almost leafy forms to thalli with distinct, multistratose
midribs and unistratose wings to multistratose, undifferentiated, often strap-
shaped thalli ...
Arthur Jonathan Shaw, Bernard Goffinet, 2000
2
An introduction to Bryophyta: diversity, development and ...
SUCCUBOUS. INCUBOUS. Fig. 5.5. Diagrammatic representation of leal'
insertion and orientation in Jungermanniales. A prototype (transverse) from
which can be derived: simple succubous, transverse succubous, complicate
succubous ...
3
U.S. Geological Survey professional paper
In other specimens the relationship is reversed, simulating the incubous
condition. These arrangements are usually consistent within a given specimen
and there is an approximately equal distribution of "succubous" and "incubous"
specimens ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1967
4
British Mosses and Liverworts: An Introductory Work
These two types of overlapping of the leaves have necessitated the use of two
special terms, 'succubous' and 'incubous', the meanings of which are illustrated in
the figure. It will be seen that in the succubous arrangement the observer who ...
5
Botany for Degree Students Part-III: Bryophyta
The overlapping is of two types, succubous and incubous. In the former, the
posterior margin of each leaf overlies the forward edge of the next older leaf on
the same side in dorsal view. The common examples of succubous arrangement
of ...
B R Vashishta, A K Sinha, Adarsh Kumar, 2011
6
The Liverworts of Britain and Ireland
I, Diagram of side view of stem, dorsal and ventral sides indicated; a oblique
insertion giving rise to incubous leaves; b J- shaped insertion giving rise to
incubous conduplicate leaves; c transverse insertion; d J-shaped insertion giving
rise to ...
Anthony John Edwin Smith, 1990
7
The Hepaticae and Anthocerotae of North America East of the ...
By contrast, "incubous forms . . . grew in habitats where the water supply came
from above, so that water must travel from the tip to the base, i.e., in a direction
down the stem which would represent a succubous arrangement." I think simple ...
Rudolf Mathias Schuster, 1969
8
Memoirs of the New York Botanical Garden
3 -I 1 hr 2 hr 3 hr 4 hr 5 hr 6 hr 24 hr succubous incubous Figs. 1, 2. 1. Histogram
of data presented by Clee (1937) in which external rise of a 0.5% (w/v) aqueous
eosin solution in a "succubous direction" (solid bar) and an "incubous direction" ...
9
Cycad Classification: Concepts and Recommendations
See also incubous. succubous. imparipinnate. Of a leaf or leaflet where the
rachis or rachilla terminates in a solitary pinna or pinnule. Cf paripinnate. incertae
sedis. Of uncertain placement in a classification system. incubous. Arrangement
in ...
Terrence Walters, Roy Osborne, 2004
10
Annual Plant Reviews, The Evolution of Plant Form
A dorsal tilt leads to a succubous insertion, whereby the forward margin of the
leaf points downward, whereas a ventral tilt leads to an incubous insertion with
the margin pointing upward. When the alignment is perfect, the insertion is ...
Barbara A. Ambrose, Michael D. Purugganan, 2012
