10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LAURACEOUS»
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1
Early Flowers and Angiosperm Evolution
Both are incompletely preserved, but are distinctly lauraceous in their
organisation (Eklund, 1999). Lauraceae Taxon A is distinguished from Neusenia
in having sessile flowers arranged in a dense inflorescence and having
bisporangiate ...
Else Marie Friis, Peter R. Crane, Kaj Raunsgaard Pedersen, 2011
2
Forest Patches in Tropical Landscapes
There are approximately 40 species of bird-dispersed lauraceous trees in the
Monteverde region of the mountain range (Haber 1991). Several species, such
as Ocotea whitei and Ocotea monteverdensis, provide valuable timber. Both of
these ...
John Schelhas, Russell S. Greenberg, 1996
3
Professional Paper - United States Geological Survey
The descriptions in the present paper include both lauraceous and
sterculiaccous woods, also strikingly well preserved and characteristic
lauraceous fruits. Other novelties are a liverwort (Marchantites,) the fern genus
Dryopteris, palm nuts, ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1922
4
The Middle and Upper Eocene Floras of Southeastern North America
A single poorly preserved lauraceous fruit was obtained from beds of lower
Jackson age in Georgia. It is too poor for adequate description and is referred
with hesitation to the genus Malapoenna. Occurrence: Barnwell formation (
Twiggs clay ...
Edward Wilber Berry, 1924
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U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper
The descriptions in the present paper include both lauraceous and
sterculiaceous woods, also strikingly well preserved and characteristic
lauraceous fruits. Other novelties are a liverwort (Marchantites,) the fern genus
Dryopteris, palm nuts, ...
6
Geological Survey Professional Paper
Lesquereux likened the type of this species to the living Persea borbonia (
Linnaeus) Sprengel, of the Southeastern United States, but perhaps the best that
can be said is that it has a general lauraceous aspect. Occurrence: Fort Union ...
7
Where Have All the Birds Gone?: Essays on the Biology and ...
The species is the most abundant North American migrant in eastern Peru from
the end of September through early November, a period that coincides with the
fruiting peak of their favorite lauraceous trees. Later in the season, ripe
lauraceous ...
8
The flora of the Ripley formation
Tertiaries thin, forming a typical lauraceous areolation. This species is
exceedingly abundant at the Carroll County plant locality and constitutes a well-
marked element in the Ripley flora, which when the venation is considered is
readily ...
Edward Wilber Berry, 1925
We think it probable that the reason why parrots seem never to have been
recorded eating the seeds of lauraceous trees, although accessible and
nutritious, is that they are poisonous to parrots. Dispersers which specialise in
lauraceous fruits ...
Barbara Snow, David Snow, 2010
10
Flowers on the Tree of Life
Lauraceous flowers from the Potomac group (mid-Cretaceous) of eastern North
America. Botanical Gazette, 151, 370–384. Eklund, H. (2000). Lauraceous
flowers from the Late Cretaceous ofNorth Carolina, U.S.A. BotanicalJournal of the
...
Livia Wanntorp, Louis P. Ronse De Craene, 2011
